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Protection Functions Overview
ANSI FEATURE A Hardware B Hardware
Optocoupled logic inputs 16 24
Relay output contacts 24 32
Dual rated 1A and 5A CT inputs Single and Three Pole Tripping Clockwise and Anticlockwise phase rotation Direct access menu "Hotkeys" Multiple Password access control levels
21P / 21G Distance Zones - Mho and 5
quadrilateral full scheme relay
CVT Transient overreach elimination Load Blinder Easy Setting mode Mutual compensation
85 Communication-aided schemes, PUTT, POTT, Blocking, Weak Infeed
Accelerated tripping - Loss of Load, and Zone 1 extension
50 / 27 Switch on to Fault 68 Power Swing Blocking
I/V Delta Directional Comparison 67N Directional Earth Fault (DEF) unit protection 50 / 51 / 67 Phase overcurrent stages 4
50N / 51N / 67N Earth/ground overcurrent stages 4
67 / 46 Negative sequence overcurrent 46BC Broken conductor 49 Thermal protection 27 Undervoltage protection stages 2
59 Overvoltage protection stages 2
59N Residual voltage protection stages 2
50BF High speed breaker fail
CTS / VTS Current and Voltage Transformer supervision 79 Autoreclose - shots supported 4
25 Check synchronism Alternative setting groups 4
FL Fault Locator Fault Records 5
SOE Event Records 500
Disturbance recorder, samples per cycle 48
Circuit Breaker condition monitor Graphical Programmable Scheme Logic (PSL) IRIG-B time synchronism ()
InterMiCOM teleprotection ()Key () : denotes optional
APPLICATION
> Distance protection
The MiCOMhoP443 is supplied with a full suite of protection and
control functions as standard.The configuration column of the menu
is used to control which functions the user requires in the intended
application and which may be disabled. Disabled functions are
completely removed from the menu, to simplify setting.
The Protection Functions Overview table highlights the functions
available.
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Versatile protection for universal application.
The simple set mode invokes an inbuilt wizard,to simplify the job of the Protection Engineer.
X67
50/2746BC67N CTS
27/
59VTS50BF 79 25
Fault records Disturbance
Record
Measurements
PSL
Local
Communication
2nd Remote
comm. port
Remote
comm. port
Distance RelayP443
Inter MiCOM
LEDs
conventionalsignalling
always available
optional
protectioncommunication
Vref
V
I
Self monitoring
85
21P 21G 50/51
FL
50N/
51NI/V
67/
4668
59N
Neutral currentfrom parallel line(if present)
IM
49 SOTF/TOR
1 3
5
2
4
(Description of ANSI code nos. see protection Functions Overview)
Figure 1
User interface
> Inputs
AC Current (In)
1A/5A dual rated ac rms
AC voltage (Vn)
100 - 120V nominal phase-phase
Rated frequency 50/60Hz
Operative range
45 - 55Hz at 50Hz
55 - 65Hz at 60Hz
> User Interface
The front panel user interface, as shown in Figure 1
comprises:
(1) A back-lit liquid crystal display
(2) Four fixed function LEDs
(3) Eight user programmable LEDs
(4) Menu navigation/data entry keys, and two
context sensitive hotkeys. Hotkeys can be
highlighted in vivid green and red colors if
used for trip/close breaker controls
(5) "READ" and "CLEAR" keys for view/reset
of alarms
FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW DIAGRAM
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Figure 5 Quadrilateral characteristics
Figure 3 Example Min-Max Timing Contour,50Hz, SIR=5
Figure 2 Mho characteristics
Zone 3(reverse offset)
Zone 1
Zone P
Zone 2
Zone 3(without offset)
Zone P(reverse)
Directional(reverse)
Zone 4
Directional(forward)
Zone 3
Zone P (fwd)
Zone P
(Reverse)
Zone 4
Offset Reverse Z3
Zone 2
Zone 1
Directional
(forward)
50Hz, SIR = 5
50% 70% 80% 90%
10
20
30
40
0
Performance:Subcycle up
to 75% Reach
60Hz, SIR = 5
50% 70% 80% 90%
10
20
30
40
0
Performance:Subcycle up
to 75% Reach
Figure 4 Example Min-Max Timing Contour, 60Hz, SIR=5
MAIN PROTECTION FUNCTIONS
> Distance Protection
Five zones of protection are provided as shown in
Figure 2.
The relay allows mho and quadrilateral (polygon)
characteristics to be independently selected for the
phase and ground distance elements.
The mho is shown in Figure 2, and uses well-proven
principles to provide dynamic expansion for faults offthe characteristic angle.
The quadrilateral characteristics (Figure 5 ) provide
enhanced fault arc resistance coverage. An adaptive
technique is used to tilt the reactance reach line of
each zone and eliminate under/overreaching effects
due to prefault load flow.
Blinder characteristics (Figure 6) prevent false tripping
due to encroachment of heavy loads.
A superimposed current phase selector detects the
faulted phase(s) and, controls which of the distanceelements will initiate a trip. Combined with the
directional decision from a proven delta principle,
secure operation of distance zones is assured.
> Power Swing Blocking (PSB)
The MiCOMhoP443 recognizes power swings quickly,
by means of the superimposed currents measured by
the phase selector.
The PSB does not require any impedance band or
timers to be set.
The trip time for faults occurring during a power swing
remains subcycle.
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MiCOMho P443 :
A full-scheme distance relaywith subcycle technology.
Operate
Operate
RestrainRestrain
Figure 6 Load blinder
MAIN PROTECTION SCHEMES
Pre-configured distance schemes allow single and
three phase tripping with or without a signalling
channel.
Basic scheme logic for stand alone operation
(without a signalling channel).
Trip on Close logic allows accelerated tripping to be
selected following manual, or auto-reclose.
CARRIER AIDED SCHEMEINCLUDE:
Direct transfer tripping
Permissive underreach scheme (PUR)
Permissive overreach (POR) with open breaker,
weak infeed echo logic and weak infeed trip feature
Blocking scheme
User-defined custom schemes
The relay provides two independent teleprotection
schemes each using a separate communication
channel. The distance, directional and DEF functions
are thus flexible in configuration, to operate in shared
channel logic or in discrete modes.
> Delta Directional Comparison
Superimposed voltage and current signals are used to
make highly-secure fault directional decisions.
The respective forward/reverse decisions at each line
end can be used in a teleprotection scheme, for full line
unit protection as proven in the LFDC product.
The advantage is a channel send even faster than for
distance aided schemes.
> Directional Earth Fault (DEF)
The DEF element can be used within the aided
schemes to detect high resistance ground faults.
The innovative "Virtual Current Polarizing" feature even
ensures correct operation when the fault generates
negligible zero or negative sequence voltage.
Traditional relays would have required an extra
CT input to cover this scenario - not required for the
MiCOMhoP443.
> InterMiCOM (optional)InterMiCOM allows high performance permissive and
blocking type unit protection to be configured, plus
transfer of any digital status information between line
ends. Intertripping is supported too, with channel
health monitoring and cyclic redundancy checks (CRC)
on the received data for maximum message security.
InterMiCOM provides eight end-end signals, assignable
to any function within a MiCOM relay's programmable
logic. Default failsafe states can be set in case of
channel outage.
BACKUP PROTECTION
> Overcurrent Protection
Four stages of both phase and earth (ground) fault
protection are provided with a choice of standard IDMT
curves (Figure 7). Negative sequence overcurrent is
also available.
> Voltage Protection
Phase under and overvoltage protection functions are
available in addition to residual overvoltage.
> Broken ConductorThis protection detects the percentage phase
unbalance due to an open phase condition.
> Thermal Overload
A thermal replica provides alarm and trip stages, to warn
and protect in the event of prolonged circuit overloading.
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IEC Standard inverse t = TMSx
IEC Very inverse t = TMSx
IEC Extremely inverse t = TMSx
UK Long time inverse t = TMSx
IEEE Moderately inverse
t = TDx
IEEE Very inverse
IEEE Extremely inverse
US CO8 Inverse
US CO2 Short timeinverse
t = TDx
t = TDx
t = TDx
t =TD
x
0.14
(IIs -1)0.02
13.5
(IIs -1)
80
(IIs -1)2
120
(IIs -1)
0.0515
(IIs -1)0.02
+ 0.114
19.61
(IIs -1)2
+ 0.491
28.2
(IIs -1)2 + 0.1217
5.95
(IIs -1)2 + 0.18
0.16758
(IIs -1)0.02 + 0.11858
IEEE/US curves
TD = 1
IEC/UK curves
TMS = 1
TD 0.01 to 100TMS 0.025 to 1.2
IEEE MI
IEEE VI
IEEE EI
US CO8
US CO2
100101
Current (Multiples of Is)
0.1
1
10
100
Operating
time(s)
UK LTI
IEC SI
IEC VI
IEC EI
1000
100
10
1
0.1100101
Current (Multiples of Is)
Operating
time(s)
Figure 7
IEC and IEEE/ANSI IDMT
Figure 8 PSL Editor (MiCOM S1)
SUPERVISORY FUNCTIONS
> High speed breaker failure
Two stage circuit breaker failure protection for
backtripping upstream circuit breakers, and re-tripping
of the local circuit breaker if required.
> VT supervision (fuse fail)
Voltage transformer supervision is provided to detect
loss of one, two or three VT signals.
> CT supervision
Current transformer supervision is provided to detect
loss of phase CT input signals.
CONTROL
> Hotkey menu
Trip and close commands are facilitated from front
panel "hotkeys", to allow direct CB control without the
need to navigate a menu. Other in/out, on/off and
enable/disable controls are easily programmed.
> Autoreclose with check synchronism
The user may select a single, two, three
or four shot autoreclose cycle.
> Programmable scheme logic
Powerful graphical logic allows the user to customize
the protection and control functions.
The gate logic includes OR, AND and majority gate
functions, with the ability to invert the inputs and
outputs, and provide feedback. The system is
optimized to ensure that the protection outputs are not
delayed by the PSL operation.
The programmable scheme logic is configured usingthe graphical MiCOM S1 PC software, as shown in
Figure 8.
The relay outputs may be configured as latching (eg
"Lockout") or self-reset.
> User Interface
The user interface and menu text are available in
English, French, German and Spanish as standard.
The ability to customize the menu text and alarm
descriptions is also supported.
> Password Protection
Password protection may be independently applied
to the front user interface, front communications
port and rear communications port. Two levels of
password protection are available providing access
to the controls and settings respectively.
> Measurement and recording facilities
All event, fault and disturbance records are time
tagged to a resolution of 1ms. An optional IRIG-B port
is available for accurate time synchronization.
> Power system measurementsInstantaneous and time integrated voltage, current and
power measurements are provided. These may be
viewed in primary, or secondary values.
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A = Clearanceholes
177.0(4U
483 (19 rack)
177.00
Front
413.20
All dimensions in
157.5 max
Side30.00
240.00Incl. wiring
Secondary cover (when
74.90
159.00
62.00
168.00
116.55 142.45
155.40 129.50
408.90
A A A
A AA
12 off holes Dia. 3.4
4.50
406.90
Figure 9 Case size MiCOMho P443 (80 TE)
POST FAULT ANALYSIS
> Fault location
A fault location algorithm provides distance to fault in
miles, kilometres, ohms or percentage of the line length.
The proven algorithm used tolerates pre-fault loading
and fault arc resistance.
> Event records
Up to 500 time-tagged event records are stored in
battery backed memory.
> Fault records
The last 5 faults are stored :
Indication of the faulted phase
Protection operation
Active setting group
Fault location (distance to fault)
Relay and CB operating time
Pre-fault and fault currents, voltages and frequency
> Disturbance records
The oscillography has 8 analog channels, 32 digital and
1 time channel, all at a resolution of 48 samples/cycle.
Disturbance records can be extracted from the relay via
the remote communications and saved in the
COMTRADE format.
PLANT SUPERVISION
> Trip circuit supervision
Supervision of the trip circuit can be implemented using
optocoupled inputs and the programmable scheme
logic.
> CB State monitoring
An alarm will be generated if there is a discrepancy
between the open and closed CB auxiliary contacts.
> Circuit breaker condition monitoring
Monitoring the number of breaker tr ip operations
Recording the sum of broken current quantity
(interruption duty)
Ix, 1.0 x 2.0
Monitoring the breaker operating time
> Remote auxiliary communications
Two auxiliary communication ports are available; a rear
port providing remote communications and a front port
providing local communications. An additional, second
rear port can be ordered as an option.
Any of the following listed rear port protocols can be
chosen at the time of ordering.
Courier/K-Bus
IEC 60870-5-103
DNP 3.0
> Second rear Courier port/ InterMiCOM board
The optional second port is designed typically for dial-
up modem access by protection engineers/operators,
when the main port is reserved for SCADA traffic.Selecting this board also ensures that the relay has
InterMiCOM hardware fitted, as both options reside on
the same board.
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AREVA TRACK RECORD -
HIGH SPEED DISTANCE PROTECTION
>> Micromho subcycle distance protection deployed on EHV systems
since 1983 - over 2500 relays supplied.
Very fast mho characteristic relay.
>> Quadramho distance protection launched in 1984,
adding quadrilateral characteristics to the range.
>> Optimho universal mho and quadrilateral relays launched
in1989. Over 11500 units delivered.
>> Numerical implementation and phase selection proven in sub-cycle
LFDC and LFZR relays.
>> Over 6500 MiCOM P44x family distance relays delivered
since launching in 1999
Our policy is one of continuous development. Accordingly thedesign of our products may change at any time. Whilst everyeffort is made to produce up to date literature, this brochureshould only be regarded as a guide and is intended forinformation purposes only. Its contents do not constitute an offerfor sale or advise on the application of any product referred to init. We cannot be held responsible for any reliance on anydecisions taken on its contents without specific advice.