Training program on "Protection of Electrical Power System & Protective Relaying"
CONTENTS:
- Need of Protection,
- Philosophy,
- HT/EHT Protection,
- Substation protection,
- Protection Zones,
- Need of Relaying, Different types,
- Relaying Protection,
- Fault detection,
- Basics of Relay coordination,
- Mitigation of effects of Electrical failure.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Enhance the knowledge of basic Electrical Power System Protection Techniques.
- Further understanding of protective devices
- Learn to calculate the basic fault currents flowing in any part of the Electrical system
- Electrical system protection against faults and overvoltage’s
Sub Contents:
Power System Faults
- Different types of faults
- Incidence of faults on power system equipment
- Effects of power system faults
- Magnitude of fault current, short circuit calculations- Basics
- Detection of faults; Clearance of faults
- Requirements of protective relaying systems
Short Circuit Theory (Basics)
- Effects of short circuit; Fault current sources
- Calculations for Single and three Phase System.
- Percentage Impedence
- Fault current characteristics
Fault Studies
- Equipment ratings
- Purposes of fault calculations
- Types of faults
- Fault calculations
Components of Power System Protection Schemes
- Fault detecting relays
- Tripping relays and other auxiliary relays
- Circuit breakers - bulk oil, air-blast, vacuum, SF6
- Current Transformers
- Voltage Transformers
- Ground Transformers
- The transition from electro-mechanical relays to electronic and digital microprocessor-based relays
- The application of programmable logic controllers/li>
- Modern microprocessor-based relays: review of types available
Current Transformers (CTs) & Voltage Transformers (VTs)
- Various types of CTs, VTs & CVTs
- Theory and characteristics of CTs
- Application requirements of CTs for protective relaying
- Accuracy classifications
- Future trends in CT design
- Testing of CTs and VTs
Co-ordination of Electrical Protection Systems (Basics)
- Fuse to fuse; Circuit breaker to fuse
- Fuse to circuit breaker
- Back up protection
- Limitation of fault current
- Selective zones of protection
- Types of bus protection schemes & Testing of bus protection schemes
- Basic concept of differential protection
- Application to various bus configurations
Feeder Over current Protection
- Protective relaying requirements for loop and radial systems
- Elements of feeder protection schemes
- High set, low set, and inverse -timed elements
- Co-ordination with other devices and fuses
- Auto-reclosing of feeder circuit breakers
- Various types of overcurrent relays
- Electromechanical, electronic & digital relays
- Relay setting criteria
- Testing of overcurrent protection schemes
Transformer Protection
- Over current and ground-fault protection
- Application of differential protection to transformers
- Gas relays, pressure and gas accumulation
- Winding temperature and oil temperature devices
- Testing of transformer protection schemes
- Modern microprocessor-based multi-function relays - available functions, application and testing