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Siemens / Teleprotection with ground fault protection _ Setting & highlights _ SI5020

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Overview

Information is exchanged with the remote station so that the ground-fault protection switches off immediately and selectively on the entire line for all errors. The “Teleprotection with ground fault protection” methods are used in protection function groups with a voltage-measuring point in combination with the Ground-fault protection function.

For more detailed information on “Teleprotection with ground fault protection” methods, refer to SIPROTEC 5 devices, V8.30 & higher manuals.

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Structure/Embedding of the Function

Structure/Embedding of the Teleprotection with ground fault protection

Function Blocks and Function Control

Function Blocks and Function Control

Setting Parameters


Setting parameters for Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip

Addr. Parameter C Setting Options Default Setting
85-67N Dir.com
_:5761:1 85-67N Dir.com:Mode   off
on
test
on
_:5761:101 85-67N Dir.com:Send prolongation   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.05 s
_:5761:102 85-67N Dir.com:Send delay   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.00 s
_:5761:105 85-67N Dir.com:Trans. blk. pickup delay   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.04 s
_:5761:106 85-67N Dir.com:Trans. blk. dropout delay   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.05 s
_:5761:104 85-67N Dir.com:3I0
threshold rev./forw.
  0 % to 100 % 75 %
_:5761:11 85-67N Dir.com:1-pole operate allowed   no
yes
yes
_:5761:103 85-67N Dir.com:Operate delay (1-phase)   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.00 s
_:5761:140 85-67N Dir.com:Send with   Setting options depend on configuration  
_:5761:141 85-67N Dir.com:Operate with   Setting options depend on configuration  
_:5761:142 85-67N Dir.com:Trans. block. with   Setting options depend on configuration  

Setting parameters for Blocking Method

Addr. Parameter C Setting Options Default Setting
85-67N Block.
_:5791:1 85-67N Block.:Mode   off
on
test
on
_:5791:101 85-67N Block.:Send prolon- gation   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.05 s
_:5791:102 85-67N Block.:Send with jump   no
yes
yes
_:5791:108 85-67N Block.:Send phase segregated   no
yes
no
_:5791:105 85-67N Block.:Trans. blk. pickup delay   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.04 s
_:5791:106 85-67N Block.:Trans. blk. dropout delay   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.05 s
_:5791:107 85-67N Block.:Release delay   0.000 s to 60.000 s 0.020 s
_:5791:104 85-67N Block.:3I0
threshold rev./forw.
  0 % to 100 % 75 %
_:5791:11 85-67N Block.:1-pole operate allowed   no
yes
yes
_:5791:103 85-67N Block.:Operate delay (1-phase)   0.00 s to 60.00 s 0.00 s
_:5791:140 85-67N Block.:Operate with   Setting options depend on configuration  
_:5791:141 85-67N Block.:Trans. block. with   Setting options depend on configuration  

Logic Diagrams & highlights


Logic Diagram of the Receive Block: Binary Reception

Logic Diagram of the Receive Block: Binary Reception

Logic Diagram of the Receive Block: Unblock Reception

Logic Diagram of the Receive Block: Unblock Reception

Logic Diagram of the Receive Block: Protection Interface

Logic Diagram of the Receive Block: Protection Interface

Function Block: Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip

Function Block: Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip

Sending Logic for Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip

Sending Logic for Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip

Trip Logic for Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip

Trip Logic for Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip

Function Scheme of the Directional Comparison Procedure

Function Scheme of the Directional Comparison Procedure

Function Scheme of the Directional-Unblocking Method

Function Scheme of the Directional-Unblocking Method

Function Block: Blocking Method

Function Block: Blocking Method

Transmission Logic for the Blocking Method

Transmission Logic for the Blocking Method

Trip Logic for the Blocking Method

Trip Logic for the Blocking Method

Function Scheme of the Blocking Method

Function Scheme of the Blocking Method

Logic Diagram of the Transient Blocking

Logic Diagram of the Transient Blocking

Possible Current Distribution with an External Ground-Fault

Possible Current Distribution with an External Ground-Fault

Logic of the Sensitive Ground-Fault Protection

Logic of the Sensitive Ground-Fault Protection

Possible Inconvenient Current Distribution through a Teed Feeder in the Event of an External Ground Fault

Possible Inconvenient Current Distribution through a Teed Feeder in the Event of an External Ground Fault

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