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    DISCOVERY OF DIGITAL RELAY

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    INTRODUCTIONDigital relays that uses a microprocessor to analyze power system voltages, currents or other process quantities for the

    purpose of detection of faults in an industrial process system.The digital relay is a multifunctional device using numerica

    algorithms that can easily duplicate any of the ANSI protection functions with simple software modifications. Digital

    relays are those in which the measured ac quantities are manipulated in analog form and subsequently converted into

    square-wave (binary) voltages. Logic circuits or microprocessors compare the phase relation-ships of the square waves

    to make a trip decision. A multifunction digital relay is a microprocessor-based unit that uses Digital Signal Processing

    technology in order to provide multiple protective relaying functions for generator protection in one unit. Since many

    functions are incorporated into one package, much less panel space and wiring is required than would be if individualrelays were used.

    PARTS OF DIGITAL RELAY BASED IN OPERATION

    Low voltage and low current signals (i.e., at the secondary of avoltage transformersandcurrent transformers) are brought intoalow pass filterthat removes frequency content above about 1/3 of the sampling frequency (a relay A/D converterneeds to sample

    faster than 2x per cycle of the highest frequency that it is to monitor). The AC signal is then sampled by the relay's analog to digita

    converter from 4 to 64 (varies by relay) samples per power system cycle. In some relays, a short history of the entire sampled data is

    kept for oscillographic records. Only the fundamental component is needed for most protection algorithms, unless a high speed

    algorithm is used that uses subcycle data to monitor for fast changing issues. The sampled data is then passed through a low pass

    filter that numerically removes the frequency content that is above the fundamental frequency of interest (i.e., nominal system

    frequency), and uses Fourier transform algorithms to extract the fundamental frequency magnitude and angle. Next the

    microprocessor passes the data into a set of protection algorithms, which are a set of logic equations in part designed by the

    protection engineer, and in part designed by the relay manufacturer, that monitor for abnormal conditions that indicate a fault. If a

    fault condition is detected, output contacts operate to trip the associated circuit breaker(s).

    PARTS OF DIGITAL RELAY BASED IN CONSTRUCTIONFRONT PANEL OPERATIONENERGIZING: When initially energized or re-energized, the digital relay automatically restartsin the following sequence: the green on LED and red self-diagnostic LED light the red self-diagnostic LED goes out the watchdog relay contacts reset the digital relay displays the version name followed by the version letter, forexample, DR LXS01 KNote: To test the indicators and the display, press simultaneously on the meters anddevice buttons. All indicators and LCDs will activate.

    MODES OF OPERATION:The digital relay has two basic modes: Standard and Setup. An overview of thesemodes follows. Setup ModeThe digital relays settings are defined and modified in the

    Setup mode. While in this mode, you can: scroll through all display pages use the value buttons (, +, and enter) to define or modify the relaysconfiguration Standard ModeThis is the digital relays basic operating mode. While in this mode, you can: scroll through all display pages use the meter, device, and settings buttons to display metered values andsettings (the value buttons are inoperable in the Standard mode)Note: Settings cannot be altered in the Standard mode. Settings must be defined orchanged in the Setup mode. See Setting Parameters, page 35.After Settings And Metered Values, which explains how to access the settingsand metered values available on the digital relay, the Setup and Standard modes

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    are detailed more fully.

    REAR PANEL OPERATIONProtective Output : The digital relay has three output relay contacts (1), which operate when a phaseRelay Contacts fault or ground fault is detected: output 1terminals 8 and 7 (normally open) output 2terminals 6 and 5 (normally open)

    output 3terminals 4 and 3 (normally closed)These relays connect to the trip circuit.Control Power: Both ac and dc models of the digital relay are available. The dc model of thedigital relay supports 48125 Vdc power supplies; the ac model supports100127 Vac power supplies.The control power is connected to the two control power terminals and thegrounding screw (2).Parameter Setup Mode Pressing the button located in the parameter setup mode access hole P (3)Access Hole activates the parameter setup mode. The digital relay settings are entered inthis mode using the value + and value buttons.Watchdog Relay The digital relay continually performs a self-diagnostics check. If the unit detectsan internal failure, the protective output relay contacts are then inhibited and awatchdog relay releases. The watchdog relay consists of two output relaycontacts (4):

    output 4terminals 4 and 3 (normally open position when digital relay de-energized) output 5terminals 2 and 1 (normally closed position when digital relay de-energized)The watchdog output relay contacts can be connected to an alarm (e.g., a light ora bell) to indicate when an internal failure occursSensing Connections The line currents are sensed by three external 1 A or 5 A standard phase CTs. TheCT secondary leads are connected to the CCA 660 phase current sensor module,which contains the digital relay current sensors and attaches to the rear of thedigital relay by the DB-9 connector (7).There are two methods for sensing the ground fault current: internal summation of the three phase currents (default) an optional method using an external CSH core balance CT connected to theback of the digital relay (8); the CSH core balance CT is purchased separatelyCommunications The POWERLOGIC communicating version of the digital relay has the followingcapabilities: POWERLOGIC software compatibility can share RS-485 communications link (9) with circuit monitors operates at a baud rate from 1,200 to 19,200 bps can be daisy-chained with up to 31 additional POWERLOGIC devices over a10,000 foot (3,048 m) spanCommunication Indicator Lights There are three communication indicator lights (11), which show the status of theoptional communications card as follows: red CPU LED alternates one second on/one second off when thecommunications card central processing unit (CPU) is operating normally yellow RX LED flashes when a master device is sending a message to a deviceon the network green TX LED flashes when the digital relay is acknowledging a message received

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    CIRCUIT BREAKER PROTECTION

    This implies a current flow that keeps on feeding the fault which can be used to detect the breaker failure itself.

    In those applications which even though the mechanical failure exist, the current could not be high enough to be detected, the opening must also

    be verified by means of breaker auxiliary contacts.

    OPERATION: A tripping order for the circuit breaker initiates the time delay count down for the protection.Once the time delay is over , if the

    breaker is not yet open, the protection sends a tripping order to all the adjacent breakers, including those at the end of the lines if necessary.

    Sometimes two time delays are used, the first one to repeat the tripping order for the breaker itself, and the second for the other breakers.

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    EVOLUTION OF DIGITAL RELAY COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

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