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INSTRUCTIONS
GE
K-45307K
TRANSFORMER
PERCENTAGE
TYPES
DIFFERENTIAL
AN!)
STD15C
RELAYS
HARMONIC
and
STD16C
WITH
RESTRAINT
GE
Protection
205
Great
Malvern,
and
Valley
19355-1337
PA
Control
Parkway
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DESCRIPTION
APPLICATION
CALCULATION
OF
Method
Current
Transformer
Determination
Current
Percent
I
II
IA
hA
III
Transformer
Slope
Determination
Percent
Repeat
Repeat
Percent
Ratio
-
-
Slope
RATINGS
Models
Auxiliary
12STD15B
Relay
CHARACTERISTICS
and
Pickup
Overcurrent
Percentage
Harmonic
Operating
Unit
Differential
Restraint
BURDENS
CONSTRUCTION
Current
Transformers
Through—Current
Differential-Current
Overcurrent
Operating
Main
Seal-in
Target
and
Case
RECEIVING,
ACCEPTANCE
Visual
Mechanical
Electrical
Test
INSTALLATION
HANDLING
TESTS
Inspection
Inspection
Tests
Equipment
PROCEDURE
Tests
Pickup
Harmonic
Current
Through-Current
Instantaneous
Main
Dropout
of
Location
Mounting
Connections
ADJUSTMENTS
Plug
Tap
Percent
Positioning
Slope
OPERATION
Targets
Disabling
of
MAINTENANCE
Contact
PERIODIC
Cleaning
TESTS
Pickup
Harmonic
Current
Through-Current
SERVICING
RENEWAL
PARTS
SETTINGS
CT
of
Setting
of
Error
Turns
CT
Percent
Setting
and
Control
Pickup
Restraint
Unit
Unit
AND
Restraint
Restraint
Overcurrent
Unit
Setting
STD
Type
Restraint
Restraint
GEK-45307
Connections
CT
and
Ratio
and
Error
Turns
Relay
Error
Turns
Ratio
12STD16B
Circuit
Time
Characteristics
Characteristics
Circuit
Circuit
Unit
STORAGE
Unit
Relay
Type
and
Tap
2
STD
STD
Relay
Relay
Setting
Tap
Tap
Setting
Setting
3
3
5
5
5
5
6
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8
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10
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GEK-45
307
Relays
features
small
telephone-type
Percentage
faults
the
by
internal
Each
Type
used
for
current
The
Type
three
has
It
may
three
the
circuits
weakest,
the
of
of
percentage
restraint
at
high
difference
fault,
STD
the
restraint
STD16C
through-current
also
be
needs
STD
current,
and
relay
protection
circuits
relay
used
require
WITH
type
and
relay
permits
while
in
waveform,
that
of
is
a
single-phase
is
for
four-circuit
through-current
no
through-current
TRANSFORMER
PERCENTAGE
STD15C
INTRODUCTION
transformer
are
harmonic
provides
that
accurate
harmonic
between
transformer
DES
of
two-winding
and
one
differential—current
designed
for
restraint
DIFFERENTIAL
AND
HARMONIC
and
STD16C
differential
restraint.
the
contact
discrimination
restraint
the
magnetizing
CR1
PTI
ON
unit.
The
power
use
with
circuits
and
transformer
restraint,
restraint.
RELAYS
RESTRAINT
relays
static
A
output.
between
enables
differential
inrush.
Type
STD15C
transformers
circuit.
three—winding
one
differential—current
protection
while
the
decision
the
current
relay
power
(see
provided
internal
relay
and
Figure
fourth
unit
and
distinguish,
to
caused
is
designed
has
two
transformers
1)
circuit,
with
controls
external
through-
circuit.
when
by
to
only
being
the
a
an
be
and
The
current
maximum
transformer
transformer
selected
The
1.
the
be
available
to
Since
increasing
as
accuracy
sensitivity
ratios
with
lower
sensitivity.
compatible
increase
the
result
a
These
every
possible
further
the
purchaser’s
the
To
but
such
no
transformer
(CT),
the
following
the
relay
with
of
increasing
the
relay
the
of
of
the
1nstrucron5
ctingency
nforma
ton
purposes,
extent
required
assurance
without
or
the
in
the
However,
CT
ratio
burden
CT
ratio
reducing
CTs.
do
not
to
desi red
be
the
given
is
ratios
tap
some
purport
be
or
matter
the
with
risking
possibility
various
points
and
of
either
in
is
tends
the
met
in
should
should
products
respect
APPLICATION
and
in
the
the
lowest
the
the
preference
likely
to
maximum
to
cover
connection
parti
cular
be
described
to
relay
thermal
windings
mind:
lower
following
CT
to
improve
secondary
details
i.11
with
probleme
referred
herein
local
codes
3
taps
of
the
CT
ratio
to
be
installation,
to
meet
ratio
the
or
arise
the
and
should
overload
misoperation.
of
the
CT
ratio
and
restrictions.
or
the
relay
small
the
compared
relative
fault
variations
General
applicable
ordinances
which
in
operation
are
Electric
ANSI,
because
be
of
power
selected,
the
relay
tap.
current
equipaent
not
Company.
selected
the
Therefore,
transformer
lowest
Where
tap,
to
performance
nez
IlntnCe.
or
covered
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andN
varç
they
relay
the
relay
the
and
e
greatly.
to
higher
it
increasing
provide
Should
standards,
tap
a
is
lead
of
for
for
obtain
or
should
choice
desirable
the
current
current
will
may
burden,
CT5,
the
be
be
not
is
the
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GEK—45307
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
CT
The
CT
The
should
The
the
The
cooled
inrush
under
secondary
secondary
relay
not
CT
ratios
relay
relay
basis)
night
consideration
manufacturer
is
the
rating
inrush
The
times
characteristics
current
rated
current.
less
than
sufficient
be
The
CT
external
exactly
provided
within
it
is
5%.
obvious
changing
of
the
relied
when
upon
the
winding.
current
exceed
under
current
If
times
8
ratios
faults.
selection
by
the
on
When
range.
range
to
load-ratio
current
twice
should
maximum
corresponding
should
operate
should
of
self-cooled
a
transformer
relay
the
tap
current
tap
to
cause
should
Since
relay
the
that
a
In
and
the
prevent
should
corresponding
tap
value,
high
be
enough
internal
not
exceed
the
instantaneous
does
be
not
consulted
transformer
as
the
transformer
tap
chosen
current,
transformers
it
current
means
the
restraint
selected
is
rarely
value,
false
be
of
by
protected
close
this
match
case,
percentage_differential
relay
control
is
operation
at
not
exceed
to
which
that
fault
to
rated
the
have
for
must
with
harmonic
to
transformer
of
which
transformer
cannot
the
secondary
the
ends
the continuous
maximum
is
the
conditions
kVA
relay
overcurrent
self—cooled
a
the
“equivalent
that
being
be
error
an
produce
content
on
internal
provide
possible
the
be
obtained
on
of
kVA
the
thermal
secondary
of
tap
considered.
able
an
to
ratios,
currents
is
equipped
currents
characteristic
the
the
(on
(refer
the
power
value
unit).
would
to
of
less
error
of
faults.
balanced
match
at
unbalanced
range.
thermal
forced-cooled
a
rating
of
currents
to
RATINGS).
transformer
selected
If
rating,
self—cooled
have
the
supply
than
of
the
the
20%
greater
secondary
secondary
secondary
the
ratio—matching
may
usually
with
all
are
load-ratio
points
matched
current
the
will
the
the
same
of
rating
relay.
not
(on
(magnetizing
transformer
transformer
rating”;
magnetizing
relay
the
of
than
current
current
currents
taps
be
matched
control
of
the
the
at
the
relay
which
of
the
basis)
damage
self-
that
with
total
20%
may
are
ratiomiddle
flows
8
at
on
is
In
8.
voltage
for
selected
load
current.
voltage)
restraint
It
is
not
differential
In
addition,
false
operation
“sympathetic
tend
to
harmonics
Typical
and
3.
some
applications,
or
example
so
current
desirable
protection,
if
inrush”
flow
between
in
the
elementary
low
in
that
It
is
breakers
on
heavy
the
on
relay
diagrams
voltage
ring—bus
a
the
flowing
recommended
be
through-fault
to
since
banks
magnetizing
into
the
banks,
current
the
system
secondary
around
connected
protect
can
the
for
power
through
arrangement.
the
that
two
the
sensitivity
be
switched
inrush
bank
already
with
to
restrain
the
STD15C
transformer
windings
ring
CTs
to
a
current
parallel
the
possibility
4
four
in
on
each
separate
flowing
separately,
to
energized.
the
and
breakers
this
In
will
addition
of
transformer
of
the
one
relay.
STD16C
will
be
(as
case,
not
be
the
restraining
around
protection
there
transformer
In
that
there
are
connected
shown
the
thermally
to
the
two low
the
ring
banks
is
this
case,
will
illustrated
in
ratios
CT
overloaded
transformer
voltage
winding
bus.
with
would
possibility
a
bank,
the
be
to
the
Figure
must
(or
to
one
set
reduced.
be
causing
harmonics
insufficient
in
Figures
high
1)
load
high
assure
as
be
on
of
of
a
2
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GEK—45307
METHOD
The
calculations
below.
CURRENT
sample
A
TRANSFORMER
Power
DETERMINATION
Determine
1.
transformer
transformer.
Max.
required
calculation,
CONNECTIONS
Transformer
Delta-Wye
Wye-Del
Delta-Delta
Wye-Wye
Delta-Zigzag
shift
between
secondary
CT
the
TURNS
maximum
OF
winding
—
Maximum
-
CALCULATION
for
determining
for
Connections
the
OF
the proper
transformer
SETTINGS
shown
Current
relay
Figure
in
Transformer
and
taps
CT
4,
Connections
outlined
are
is
then
given.
Wye-Delta
Del
ta
ta-Wye
Wye—Wye
Delta-Delta
with
primary
TYPE
AND
line currents
may
carry
Transformer
(Line
phase
O
and
STD
RELAY
the
TAP
(Max.
maximum
SETTING
I)
forced—cooled
kVA
kV)
Delta—Delta
on
the
basis
rated
that
each
kVA
of
power
the
2.
3.
Determine
power
transformer
transformer,
100%
Actually,
carry
of
these
calculating
voltage
so
that
Select
not
CT
exceed
transformer
selected
current
be
3
times
properly
can
than
For
the
full—load
or
the
—
100%
‘P
-
this calculation
maximum
the
ratings.
the
relay
in
ratios
the
so
either
is
that
so
CT
connected
the
matched
lowest
Wye-connected
Tap
Current
winding
“equivalent”
Transformer
(Line
load
currents
This
will
not
that
secondary
CT
breaker.
current).
CTs
=
rated
may
currents
is
the
operate
the
to
thermal
by
means
100%
line
carry
self-cooled
kVA
kV)
does
in
requirement
secondary
thermal
ring
a
rating
Also,
I
currents
the
not
mean
continuously.
the
other
for
any
current
rating
bus,
will
select
of
the
relay
(100%
full
ratings.
that
windings
for
external
(5
for
not
CT
ratios
I)
self-cooled
windings
all
This
selecting
fault.
corresponding
amperes).
example,
exceeded
be
so
taps.
(Highest
on
is
in
the
that
the
rated
only
proportion
relay
the
to
In
CT
by
the
basis
will
a
convenient
maximum
the
ratio
the
relay
current
that
kVA
necessarily
to
tap
case
where
should
maximum
currents
not
each
of
their
setting
does
Ip
load
more
the
way
a
be
5
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For
Delta-connected
GEK-45307
CTs
4.
5.
Current
Tap
where
Check
as
low
the
as
Calculate
determine
differences
of
mismatch.
three-winding
For
for
all
combinations
If
taps
limits,
lines,
Check
relay
amperes
the
cannot
it
to
to
for
RMS
relay
accommodated
(Amperes)?
N
is
matching
possible.
the
percentage
ratio
the
between
The
will
obtain
see
that
fault
a
for
can
be
in
=
the
number
of
of
these
mismatch
transformers,
of
be
selected
necessary
be
a
better
the
the
at
second.
1
definitely
accordance
seconds
x
LnL
N
relay
of
the
currents
match
sum
of
CT
currents
mismatch
two
relay
ratios,
normally
to
to
of
the
terminals
If
the
limited
with
48,400
secondary
divided
should
the
percent of
or
taps.
keep
choose
between
relay
period
to
the
relation:
to
as
currents
this
relay
of
the
a
turns.
relay
follows:
by
not
percentage
different
a
currents
power
during
shorter
taps,
and
the
exceed
mismatch
currents
which
time,
to
keep
two—winding
on
the
tap
smaller
5%.
error
error
CT
and
will
that
transformer
a
a
values
ratio,
ratio
relay
fault
higher
the
should
within
be
is
current
mismatch
transformers,
selected.
the
is
be
one
on
taps.
applied
less
current
error
percent
checked
allowable
or
more
to
than
flows
can
The
the
220
in
be
Also
external
CURRENT
CT
The
is
tap
figure
The
ratio
based
rating.
must
calculations
performance
transformer
the
protected
Determine
1.
a.
b.
check
that
fault
TRANSFORMER
on
error
the
If
be
must
instantaneous
the
reduced,
listed
is
concerned,
winding,
transformer.
the
burden
For
Wye-connected
=
For
Delta-connected
=
2B
Z
the
do
not
RATIO
ERROR
be
instantaneous
as
below
which
with
none
on
+
Ne+2f
+
Ne
1000
of
suni
exceed
less
unit
described
of
each
CTs
+
CTs
+
2f
+
than
are
is
2R
2R
the
150.
being
the
CT,
20%
unit
in
for
an
using
Ohms
Ohms
multiples
at
set
pickup
the
the
internal
fault
times
8
at
its
is
CHARACTERISTICS
worst—fault
ground
current
the
following
of
tap
relay
normal
raised
supplied
current
rated
setting,
above
section.
condition,
fault
expressions:
this
between
through
on
tap
an
current.
which
value,
as
the
the
(Equation
(Equation
internal
is
far
and
CT
neutral
8
the
This
times
as
1)
2)
or
20%
CT
the
of
6
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GEK-45307
where
STD
B
N
e
f
R
TAPS
2.9
3.2
3.5
3.8
4.2
4.6
5.0
8.7
STD
=
number
bushing
busing
one-way
AMPS
relay
of
total
turns
CT
tempera
CT
ture)
resistance
temperature)
control
temperature)
Total
X
8
burden
in
resistance
cable
Burden
TAP
AMPS
23.2
25.6
28.0
30.4
33.6
36.8
40.0
69.6
(see
bushing
per
per
lead
TABLE
for
Table
CT
turn,
lead,
resistance
I
60
Cycle
BURDEN
I)
milliohms
milliohms
Relays
OHMS
0.180
0.156
0.140
0.120
0.112
0.096
0.088
0.048
(at
(B)
(at
maximum
maximum
(at
maximum
MIN
expected
expected
expected
P.U.
0.87
0.96
1.05
1.14
1.26
1.38
1.50
2.61
AMPS
2.
3.
4.
5.
Determine
(Note:
current
relay
CTs
Determine
Esec
From
excitation
determine
Esec.
Determine
%
should
This
necessary
calculations
error.
CT
=
8
are
secondary
=
excitation
the
error
to
secondary
x
STD
For
is
current
connected
IZ
curve
percent
1
E
=
Is
not
exceed
choose
on
selection
relay
the
supplied
are
CT
of
current
error
100
X
a
higher
current
tap
location
by
the
in
voltage
particular
20%
of
same,
wye
in
of
for
rating
of
one
CT,
or
required
corresponding
IE.
each
any
tap
on
relay
times
8
fault
so
regardless
delta.)
tap
by
CT
of
set
that
taps,
tap
assumed,
that
at
8
of
current
the
CTs.
set
of
mismatch
setting.
all
current
CT
of
whether
times
tap
transformer
this
to
expression:
it
If
CTs,
error,
the
and
the
setting.
secondary
does,
and
fault
it
repeat
and
being
will
the
percent
used,
voltage,
be
ratio
7
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GE:K-45307
PERCENT
The
proper
a.
The
tap
The
b.
Set
the
The
percentage
total
total
20%,
If
should
error
error
but
the
be
EXAMPLE
I.
Determination
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
SLOPE
percent
maximum
changing
maximum
desired
not
movable
chosen
(REFER
Transformer
Maximum
100%
Assume
Maximum
100%
CT
Relay
SETTING
range
means,
percent
percent
slope
current
current
the
35%,
lead
about
TO
FIGURE
I
=
Ip
CT
I
secondary
I
connections
Current
slope
of
setting
the
to
does
40%
is
used
twice
of
CT
and
=
3750/
3000/
turns
secondary
required
manual
in
of
slope
smaller
not
setting
4)
Turns
Line
J
(N)
for
taps
percent.
mismatch
by
means
selected
exceed
in
(as
as
high,
and
(Line
J3
(Line
(less
I
100%
is
determined
of
of
20%,
is
used.
Figure
since
STD
kV)
kV)
than
Sec.
and
the
of
should
the
the
Relay
5a)
by
the
load—ratio-control,
relay
R3
through
1,
the
(See
be
25%
for
Tap
taps.
Figure
greater
currents.
setting
example)
movable
Settings
the
sum
than
lead
A
19.7
15.7
20
0.98
0.79
Delta
1.37
6A).
is
of:
the
In
used.
the
provides
B
49.5
39.6
20
Wye
ratio
general,
percent
2.47
1.98
1.98
or
If
automatic
of
maximum
if
it
exceeds
slope
no
restraint.
C
157
125
60
2.62
2.08
Delta
3.60
the
setting
10.
11.
9.
Select
currents
If
any
chosen
Ideal
Try
Relay
Check
Ratio
1.98
-
—
1.37
Mismatch
Ratio
Mismatch
a
relay
in
current
for
it,
Relay
Taps
Mismatch
of
Taps
1.44
1.44
of
Taps
1.89
other
Taps
on
-
on
-
1
tap
lines
is
and
(Set
Error
Lines
43
LinesC-B
1.82
8
for
greater
new
C
=
=
one
would
ideal
B-A
0.7%
-!.j-
3.8%
8.7)
than
relay
of
the
line
be
if
they
times
V3
taps
=
1.43
1.89
Ratio
=
calculated
Ratio
currents
were
any
3.31
3.2
of
of
Sec.
increased
other,
Sec.
Line
and
for
4.78
Lines
the
the
4.6
Currents
calculate
in
the
8.7
other
Currents
tap
8.7
8.7
same
should
lines.
what
=
the
ratio.
be
1.82
8
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K—45
307
II.
12.
Percent
ASSUME
1.
Ratio
Mismatch
(All
Check
second,
1
Ratio
(all
One-way
Bushing
Bushing
II
Burdens
Line
a.
b.
Line
c.
Line
of
Taps
2.72
are
that
and
Error
measured
CONTROL
A
CT
B
C
A
CT
B
on
A,
3,
C,
on
-2.63
less
the
sum
therefore,
resistance
resistance
II
CTs,
Z
=
=
Z=0.096
=
Z
Lines
than
of the
their
at
CABLE
Ii
using
(0.156)
2
0.312
0.096
2
(0.048)
C-A
=
5%;
therefore
1
maximum
short-time
maximum
RESISTANCE
per
turn
II
II
II
per
lead
II
II
II
II
Equation
+
0.205
+
(20x2.5)
+
0.138
+
+
1
(20x4)
+
+
(60
2.72
relay
rating
expected
(R)
Ce)
(e)
Ce)
(f)
(f)=525
(f)
or
Equation
+
0.568
+
1000
0.568
x
2.3)+(2
Ratio
mismatch
=
0.284
=
4
2.5
=
2.3
=
75
=
18.6
(2.0
1000
=
(2.0
of
Sec.Line
currents
of
relay
temperatures)
ohms
rnilliohms
niilliohms
2
from
x
75)
1.085
x
52.5)
0.80
x
18.6)
error
is
+
page
2
+
is
less
is
(.284)
0.568
+
Currents
not
than
not
exceeded.
6.
0.568
excessive)
220
=
amps
2.63
for
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
IA-Repeat
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Impedance,
times
8
E
5
CT
required,
JE
%
Ratio
Exciting
improve
—
CT
tap,
voltage
Error
current
CT
Turns
ohms
performance.
100%
Try
also
turns
CT
for proper
100%1secondary
Relay
Ideal
Use
Mismatch
Current
Relay
Relay
Taps
Taps
Error is
=
0.096
amperes
require
from
excitation
on
Relay
and
(necessary
matching)
(Set
less
line
C
+
(IZ)
Tap
than
0.180
to
B
Setting
change
8.7)
5%
curve
is
+
too
9
0.568
C
high;
0.833
A
T.o85
25.6
27.8
1
.00
3.4%
should
15.7
20
0.79 0.99
1.37
4.40
4.6
B
0.8
36.8
29.4
50
136%
try
39.6
40
0.99
3.19
3.2
higher
C
0.833
69.6
58.0
0.5
0.8%
125
80
tap
1.56
2.70
8.7
8.7
on
CT
to
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GEK-45307
Repeat
hA
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5.
Percent
III
Percent
1.
2.
MODELS
-
Percent
Burden
Line
Line
Line
Impedance
times
8
required,
‘C
of
%
error
Slope
Assume
Relay
12STD15C
on
A,
B,
C,
CT
Ratio
load
tap
AND
Ratio
CTs
Z
=
0.192
0.156
Z
7
=
0.096
Ohms
Tap,
voltage
Error
is
less
Setting
ratio
mismatch,
12STD16C
Error
+
+
+
Amperes
required
from
excitation
than
control
0.205
0.188
0.226
20%,
from
Use
+
0.568
+
0.568
+
0.568
(17)
curve
so
maximum
IA
above
setting
25%
RATI
CT
=
=
=
taps
range
(Lines
NGS
0.965
0.912
0.890
and
36.8
35.6
relay
A-B)
0.965
1.1
3.1%
taps
0.912
25.6
23.4
0.25
1.0%
are
0.890
69.6
61.9
0.17
0.3%
satisfactory.
10.0%
4.6%
14.6%
Continuous
The
through-current
twice
all
tap
but
current
transformer.
Short
220
Time
amperes
relay.
with
the
where
Short
For
relay
Time
both
from
multiples
limitation
current
through
i
peda
in
n
one
(equal
Higher
following
=
=
=
t
the
restraint
circuit
ce.
Rating
value
of
Rating
for
48,400
current
time
(Electrical
STD15C
the
should
is
a
for
the
to
(Thermal)
second,
1
currents
equation:
amperes
in
seconds.
several
be
result
circuit.
breakers
transformer
any
combination
restraint
twice
may
and
STD16C
sets
calculated
of
52—1
tap
measured
be
of
on
the
Note
and
and
of
windings
value)
in
applied
the
sum
current
the
voltage
that
52—2
differential-current
taps,
carry
or
they
0
flows
the
primary
for
shorter
of
the
multiples
transformers
basis
in
rating
Figure
of
RMS
of
without
will
current,
through
of
any
lengths
should
symmetrical
the
external
1
being
transformer
stand
and
the
transformer
of
of
tap
not
rectifiers
fault
limited
will
twice
the
full
tap
value
restraint
differential—current
the
time
current
exceed
fault
by
of
in
current.
in
current
the
type
accordance
fed
150.
the
through—
can
transformer
stand
to
These
if
STD
the
This
flow
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GEK—45
307
DC
Resistance
Carry
Carry
Carry
AUXILIARY
STD15C
The
and
110
links
220
located
voltages.
STD
The
circuit.
exceeding
tripping
relay.
relays
breaker
After
(STD
or
normally
Continuously
Amps
30
Amps
10
RELAY
and
DC
relay
The
volts.
250
current
the
and
by
other
used.
for
for
CONTROL
STD16C
control
on
the
is
CIRCUIT
relays
voltage,
front
provided
current—closing
If
exceeds
breaker
auxiliary)
automatic
more
30
trips,
TARGET
2.0
0.13
0.5
30
are
depending
of
with
rating
than
amperes,
de-energized
be
provisions.
AND
Amp
Ohms
Amps
Secs.
Secs
available
the
relay
two
one
it
is
TABLE
SEAL-IN
Tap
upon
open
of
the
circuit
an
auxiliary
necessary
II
for
the
enables
contacts
contact
by
A
manual
UNIT
0.6
0.6
1.5
0.5
4
use
relay
breaker
relay
that
an
auxiliary
Amp
Ohms
Amps
Secs.
Secs.
with
the
connected
is
the
reset
Tap
4S,
model.
selection
30
is
to
must
tripping
relay
125,
to
amps
be
be
switch
0.2
7
0.25
0.2
and
250
plate
A
of
common
a
for
tripped,
used
circuit
on
is
recommended
Amp
ohms
Amps
Secs.
with
one
voltages
or
with
the
DC
of
of
Tap
or
small
these
output
if
the
these
circuit
48,
not
the
STD
and
PICKUP
The
slopes
The
indicates
AND
operating
shows
percentage
OPERATING
an
approximately
operating
current
milliseconds.
Curves
shown
time
OVERCURRENT
The
transformer
flowing
of
the
in
Figure
includes
overcurrent
in
that
When
only
UNIT
ampere-turns
ampere
the
AC
current
component
characteristic
the
percent
slope
approximate
30%
operating
5,
auxiliary
PICKUP
tap.
one
tap,
40
component
transformer
present.
of
is
plotted
unit
CT
amperes
TIME
is
tap
reduced
unit
is
For
supplies
of
is
slope
a
figure
slope
value
time
against
operating
adjusted
are
8
example:
are
current
in
the
CHARACTERISTI
shown
versus
given
characteristic.
(see
to
zero
of
the
differential
times
the
current,
required
transformer
relay
in
Figure
the
throughcurrent
Table
from
main
time.
to
pick
ampere
and
for
produces
to
any
unit
pickup.
Cs
7.
a
III).
value
up
turns
the
output
only
The
particular
Pickup
above
and
of
current.
when
produced
tap
This
only,
half
a
curve
The
plug
flowing
slope
dropout
pickup,
the
The
the
for
pickup
since
cycle
various
for
in
the
tap
zero
at
time,
is
instantaneous
main
differential
rated
by
the
CT
value
the
of
any
percentage
transformer.
setting,
restraint
less
unit
operating
tap
is
is
differential
DC
when
than
unit
current
current
in
based
(offset)
the
and
is
the
25
are
5
on
11
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307
If
tap
ratio
matching
rating
magnetizing
that
it
is
unit
the
recommended
increasing
raised,
the
following
E
where
=
E
P
=
PERCENTAGE
The
percentage
restraint
differential
restraining
currents.
be
unbalanced
(as
shown
on
through-fault
transformers
currents
become
operation
currents,
as
Settings.
taps
on
a
self-cooled
inrush.
may
pick
that
the
pickup
requirements
equation:
20
-
(2.5)
CT
error
Pickup
current
of
overcurrent
DIFFERENTIAL
differential
circuits.
current
circuit
the
in
For
by
Figure
a
relay
certain
currents.
and
cause
unbalanced.
by
the
unbalanced
previously
chosen
are
If
of
up,
the
on
CT
especially
CT
the
currents
overcurrent
CT
(P-8)
in
percent,
CHARACTERISTICS
In
addition
of
that
the
to
line
is
operate,
minimum
7).
This
their
characteristic
ratios
currents
described
that
so
basis,
are
ratio
error
or
will
at
multiples
in
characteristics
to
the
current
indirectly
the
percentage,
High
currents
to
Percentage
caused
under
rated
the
overcurrent
greater
small
on
relay
unit.
be
more
pickup
of
operating
transformers,
energized
current
is
change,
restraint
by
Determination
CT
current
than
transformer
tap
setting
If
stringent,
of
the
tap
setting.
are
circuit,
transformer
determined
necessary
saturate
with
imperfect
unit
tap
the
overcurrent
overcurrent
provided
the
by
the
the
is
of
is
rating,
banks.
be
increased,
in
which
relay
the
secondary
by
the
to
prevent
cores
result
also
matching
Turns
CT
not
greater
will
not
there
If
setting
accordance
unit
by
through—current
is
energized
is
equipped
transformer
relay
false
of
that
required
of
and
pick
this
rather
currents
slope
the
the
to
the
STD
than
up
is
danger
happens,
must
with
by
with
secondary
must
setting
operation
current
secondary
prevent
secondary
Relay
the
on
than
be
the
the
a
Tap
HARMONIC
At
that
time
the
establishes
inrush,
This
cause
Power
causes
false
system
component.
constant
cycle
at
Transformer
exciting
magnitude,
full-load
of-circuit
of
sharply
practically
illustrated
RESTRAINT
power
a
the
and
in
the
an
unbalance
operation
fault
The
sine
circuit
which
fault
magnetizing-inrush
impedance
occasionally
current
closure
peaked
no
current
in
Figure
CHARACTERISTICS
transformer
required
primary
flux
winding
current
if
means
currents
waveform
impedance.
occurs,
were
are
results
The
and
resulting
having
for
worst
the
on
half-cycle
voltage
during
conditions
loops
the
8.
is
of
DC
upon
currents
from
RMS
an
wave.
opposite
energized,
in
the
flows
to
flow
not
a
nearly
from
component
circuit
core
value
of
of
core.
only
in
provided
pure
sinusoidal
vary
saturation.
power
They
current
half
current
This
through
the
to
sine
depends
impedance
according
with
100%
transformer
have
on
cycles.
current
differential
prevent
waveform,
voltage
magnitude
offset,
a
very
one
is
the
it.
on
to
They
distorted
side
The
supplied
is
current
generation
the
the
approaching
residual
of
two
called
relay,
plus
time
and
extremely
are
waveform
the
current
to
the
magnetizing
transformers.
which
DC
a
and
in
the
angle.
often
flux
and
zero
axis,
waves
primary
would
transient
nearly
voltage
variable
of
times
16
point-
made
high
up
and
are
12
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current
Any
of
one
DC
a
of
component
the
frequencies
relative
magnitudes
fundamental
fault-current
while
The
afford
wave.
the
high
an
In
fundamental
are
passed
component
the
magnetizing-inrush—
auxiliary
slight
waves
momentary
in
predetermined
wave),
this
Burdens
and
value
are
substantially
power
100%
5.0
amperes.
distorted,
of
plus
fundamental
which
are
and
determine
wave
typical
is
magnetizing-inrush—current
percentage
excellent
the
means
Type
component
through
is
passed
the
through
differential-current
restraining
which
the
value,
is
restrained
(e.g.
magnetizing-inrush—current
shown
in
independent
factor.
Figures
system
2,
the
found
of
STD
by
ratio
for
Table
a
phase
harmonic
suitable
restraining
and
nonsinusoidal
number
of
frequency,
3,
4,
5,
positions
waveform.
to
contain
currents
of
distinguishing
relays,
the
electric
the
operating
offset-fault—current
transformer
effect.
of
harmonics
which
on
of
the
differential—current
III
and IV.
the
percent
given
are
waveform
sine-wave
and
etc.,
of
When
only
harmonic
circuit
circuit.
Relay
relay
BURDENS
slope
burdens
the
times
the
analyzed
a
wave
in
it
filters.
of
inside
operation
to
is
set
wave).
Burdens
imposed
may
components
others,
harmonics
very
contains
the
electrically
components
the
waves
fundamental
waves
settings,
considered
be
of
called
the
fundamental
with
in
this
small
percentage
considerable
a
magnetizing-inrush—current
from
are
The
harmonic
The
the
relay,
DC
relay,
occurs
component
is
largely
on
while
is
(e.g.
and
internal
an
in
which
minimum
and
each
on
as
being
different
“harmonics,”
frequency.
reference
manner,
of
fault-current
the
separated
current
the
present
blocked
and
produces
differential-current
lower
than
fault—current
the
ratio
pickup
all
are
current
approximately
transformer
composed
frequencies;
having
to
typical
the
harmonics,
amount.
from
components
fundamental
in
by
only
given
a
exceeds
values
The
the
wave
the
both
the
a
are
at
TA
SETTIN
G
AMPS
2.9
3.2
3.5
3.8
4.2
4.6
5.0
8.7
*
Burden
Burden
RATED
MILLIANPS
of
of
50-cycle
VOLTS
ZERO
RESTRAINT
PICKUP
AMPS
0.87
0.96
1.05
1.14
1.26
1.38
1.50
2.61
operating
relay
48
140
coil
is
DC
125
105
TABLE
OPERATING
CYCLE
60
BURDEN
VA
3.2
2.7
2.4
2.0
1.9
1.6
1.5
0.7
under
is
0
the
same
TABLE
CONTROL
III
CIRCUIT
RELAYS
IMPEDANCE
OHMS
0.128
0.108
0.096
0.080
0.076
0.064
0.060
0.028
normal
or
slightly
IV
CIRCUIT
250
88
13
*
conditions.
lower.
BURDEN
48
140
RESTRAINT
CYCLE
60
BURDEN
VA
1.3
1.2
1.1
1.0
0.9
0.8
0.7
0.5
110
96
CIRCUIT
RELAYS
IMPEDANCE
OHMS
0.052
0.048
0.044
0.040
0.036
0.032
0.028
0.020
220
80
—
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Figure
Refer
identify
6
also
shows
the
to
parts
the
the
internal
internal
more
arrangement
connection
completely.
GEK—45307
CONSTRUCTION
the
of
diagrams,
components
Figures
10
of
and
the
STD15C
11,
which
relay.
will
CURRENT
In
one
and
In
each
windings
In
brought
The
block
TRANSFORMERS
Type
the
each
for
winding
Type
the
with
No.
both
relays
out
primary
arrangement.
(depending
through-current
connected
is
inserting
When
the
between
the
marked
the
fourth
terminals
terminal
winding
transformer
under
the
lead.
STD15C
relay,
line-current-transformer
No.2terminates
one
No.
relay,
primary
2
STD16C
only
I,
there
stud
to
circuit
5.
of
Two
whether
on
transformer
end
a
relay
6
and
corresponding
in
CT
and
to
tap
plugs
STD16C
circuit
6
1),
the
STD
that
tap
in
screw
the
at
there
No.
and
is
differential—current
a
each
of
or
relay
the
winding.
tap
the
used
is
is
connected
at
7
reconnected
which
relay.
gives
through-current
4.
stud
are
winding,
corresponding
3
these
three
transformers
horizontal
is
tap
blocks.
on
four-circuit
to
rear
the
to
connects
terminal
The
the
best
circuit.
three
and
Type
a
tap
A
of
stud
of
the
it
current
transformer
Winding
separate
each
to
rows
STD15C
the
on
the
through—current
applications,
7,
relay
the
upper
row
directly
on
match
has
No.
through—current
terminating
4
studs
6,
transformer
is
completed
of
tap
STD16C),
or
differential—current
jumper
the
and
to
for
the
should
tap
the
the
the
cradle
in
movable
primary
two
terminates
1
at
a
with
in
3
one
and
through
positions
one
restraint
shown
as
normally
be
block
differential-current
lead
should
current
windings,
at
transformers,
separate
order.
that
primary
special
a
provided
are
for
row
transformer
windings
in
Figure
connected
disconnected
(above
be
the
in
stud
stud,
lead
tap
each
the
row
placed
movable
6
by
1,
at
matching
are
moved
the
from
differential—current
restraint
recognized
but
quantity
RESTRAINT
bridge
rectifier
transformer.
in
so
one
windings
producing
of
parallel.
connections
both
on
transformer
permit
is
The
The
tap
taps
current
taps
tap
plug
through-current
should
It
current
current
energy,
be
transformer
transformer,
this
THROUGH-CURRENT
wave
full
A
current
units
restraint
are
connected
of
arranged
position
remains
that
also
restraint
CIRCUIT
unequal
are
constant.
pickup
through
some
receives
In
line—current
in
that
another
to
transformer
simultaneously
current
one
restraint.
so
small
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the
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the
total
The
14
matching
of
output
output
flows
the
that
relay,
transformer
the
in
horizontal
a
winding
selected
not
primary
However,
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the
of
is
secondary
only
windings
compared
be
secondary
the
directed
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so
assumed
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secondary
row,
one
that
through
outputs
to
currents,
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of
the
differential-
the
of
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to
to
of
each
of
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percent
the
be
currents.
when
through—
percent
through-
operating
zero.
through
three
all
slope
a
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rheostat
rheostat,
through
state
(R3)
the
an
amplifier
located
percent
isolating
that
on
slope
transformer,
controls
the
front
may
be
the
telephone-type
GEK—45307
of
the
varied
rectified,
relay.
from
and
15%
directed
relay.
to
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means
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to
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of
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adjusting
output
sensitive
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The
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parallel
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The
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to
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parallel
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can
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operating
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transformer
the
rectifiers
characteristics
2)
resonant
full—wave
series
(Li)
high
on
amount
circuit
parallel
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of
harmonic
connected
adjusted
is
be
and
cause
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resistor
limits
the
circuit;
bridge
resonant
that
impedance
the
of
that
in
to
paralleled
circuit
evident
of
the
relay
than
by
and
of
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filter.
are
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of
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are
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give
system
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the
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transformer
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and
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circuit
tuned
side
to
to
currents
of
current.
the
sense
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tuned
frequencies
the
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with
of
the
that
if
frequency,
to
yield
certain
harmonic
connected
momentary
capacitors
relay.
the
harmonic
operating
to
being
is
pass
the
amplifier.
is
to
block
to
on
the
the
sense
the
an
percentage
currents
across
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from
secondary
signal
restraint
and
supplied
made
up
currents
of
other
operate
made
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rectifier,
output
of
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pass
with
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side
of
amount
of
through-current
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differential
it
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flow
output.
of
harmonics,
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the
damage,
supplies
to
the
restraint
to
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of
a
5
of
the
frequencies.
of
a
15
relatively
the
harmonic
restraint
current
mostly
If,
however,
in
secondary
peaks
without
solid—state
isolating
sensitive
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fundamental
and
the
rectifier
microfarad
frequency
harmonic
restraint.
in
the
the
restraint
of
which
1)
the
currents
Resistor
can
be
currents
little
restraint
currents
applied
the
the
relay
the
may
occur,
materially
instantaneous
amplifier
transformer
are
each
sense
capacitor
capacitor
system
adjusted
is
amplifier.
(Cl)
frequency
Ri
is
to
applied
(C2)
while
impedance.
rectifier,
The
output
and
applied
to
the
operating
circuit
differential
will
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restrained
circuit.
differential-current
thus
protecting
affecting
unit
through
through
rectified
and
connected
give
to
and
allowing
Resistor
of
relay
and
circuit
the
a
a
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and
the
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to
is
OVERCURRENT
The
instantaneous
indicator.
complete
indicated
Because
is
possible
current
restraint
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main
supply.
unit
UNIT
On
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trip
that
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of
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transformer
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may
unit
extremely
circuit.
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be
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result,
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be
falsely
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heavy
was
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a
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internal
The
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through
CTs
the
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percentage
than
under
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fault
instantaneous
relay
transformers
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slope
actual
Tripping
15
relay
currents,
unit
be
tap
harmonic
of
a
with
target
unit.
provided
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content
high
is
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this
at
high
imply,
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assured,
self—contained
unit
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target
pick
up
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currents,
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more
fault
harmonic
current
current,
by
and
to
it
the
the
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GEK—45307
overcurrent
produced
of
pickup
MAIN
The
output
10
components
printed
schematic
leaving
The
too,
by
and
OPERATING
primary
controls
and
11
mounted
circuit
of
the
telephone-type
has
been
attention.
ADJUSTMENTS.
TARGET
There
has
its
AND
is
SEAL-IN
a
coil
target
telephone—type
unit
contacts.
button
operates,
The
beneath
unit
operation.
maximum
speed
UNIT
functioning
a
a
as
card
this
factory,
carefully
this
If
in
series
relay.
raising
target
the
magnetizing
of
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large
on
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is
card
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and
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small
UNIT
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seal-in
and
When
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of
lower
Pickup
unit
telephone
rectangle.
printed
installed
shown
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mounted
adjusted
relay
its
target
this
left
inrush
of
the
of
relay.
circuit
in
require
at
has
unit
mounted
contacts
the
telephone—type
into
unit
corner
is
set
current.
the
main
STD
The
in
a
Figure
no
vertically
the
been
view
will
of
the
above
unit
relay
The
amplifier
card
ten-prong
9.
further
factory,
disturbed,
on
in
parallel
and
remain
cover
and
is
sense
in
This
in
the
relay
exposed
of
the
level
Figure
the
a
amplifier
the
top
printed
component
attention.
mid-section
the
and
top
left
with
sealing
the
shows
5
overcurrent
solid-state
consists
half
should
refer
of
the
contacts
around
until
relay
of
differential
of
card
is
to the
the
main
released
case.
the
is
of
the
design
adjusted
of
require
relay.
close,
the
relative
unit.
amplifier,
shown
many
in
electronic
relay.
socket.
the
relay.
no
section
contacts
the
telephone-type
by
current
levels
whose
Figures
prior
further
under
This
of
seal-in
pushing
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A
to
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unit
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CASE
The
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hardware
the
target
cover
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screw
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electrical
through
blocks,
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and
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The
relay
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firmly
the
case.
in
the
connection
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cover,
in
place.
draw
To
Shorting
is
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is
provided
reset
has
provision
studs
has
connections
spring—backed
between
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block,
inner
block
mechanism
unit,
in
case
the
The
with
case
case
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out
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bars
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blocks
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to
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mounted
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the
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connections
between
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the
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for
in
terminating
at
the
are
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of
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the
to
the
in
the
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wire.
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mounted
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holds
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cover
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relay
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the
at
and
and
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studs
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to
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for
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block.
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guide
relay
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current-transformer
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the
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the
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and
carries
unit.
connections.
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the
circuit.
connections,
and
is
the
back
be
inserted
electrical
in
place.
drawn
circuits
of
Each
made
is
held
of
plug
out.
a
16
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(see
drawn
Figure
out.
12).
The
latches
are
GEK-45307
then
released
and
the
relay
unit
can
be
easily
separate
A
relay
in
sources.
tested
These
in
relays,
cartons
relay,
examine
resulting
transportation
Office.
Reasonable
the
parts
If
the
relays
original
Foreign
cover
matter
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Immediately
made
to
make
calibrations
testing
place
Or,
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designed
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when
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collected
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receipt
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adjustments
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immediately,
from
of
the
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operation
TESTS
inspection
been
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of
the
source
replaced
STORAGE
control
Immediately
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damage
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they
moisture,
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find
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should
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relay.
acceptance
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plug
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to
or
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receipt
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has
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when
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the
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of
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Sales
their
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the
be
relay
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a
of
VISUAL
Check
INSPECTION
the
calibration
Remove
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Check
manually,
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in
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to
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ELECTRICAL
It
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INSPECTION
operation
see
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TESTS
the
relay.
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from
molded
of
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make
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operate
of
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check
other
sure
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signs
relay
units,
electrical
17
with
by
that
visual
of
and
without
which
the
the
requisition.
inspection
physical
instantaneous
noticeable
should
tests
model
agree
be
number,
damage,
made
that
and
overcurrent
friction
with
immediately
rating
there
values
or
that
are
binds.
given
upon
and
no
all
unit
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1.
2.
3.
4.
Test
In
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Minimum
Minimum
A
single
A
slope
Equipment
order
Two
Three
A
test
Figure
One
Two
A
double-pole
single
expected
to
facilitate
load
ammeters
rectifier
13.)
indicating
single-pole
pickup
pickup
check
check
boxes
of
main
of
the
point
on
point
to
be
used.
tests,
for
regulating
(two
AC
for
checking
lamp
double—throw
single-throw
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instantaneous
the
harmonic
on
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slope
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following
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and
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the
switch
line
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unit.
overcurrent
restraint
characteristic
test
DC)
for
relays
selectors
switch.
test
equipment
currents
measuring
response
unit.
characteristic.
curve,
is
the
test
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to
for
the
recommended:
currents
second
harmonic.
approximate
(See
Check
During
through
relay
should
0.96
Figure
has
For
flowing
tap
be
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set
pick
amperes.
14;
operated.
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in
position.
made.
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is
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With
or
the
restraint,
The
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Check
the
through—current
PROCEDURE.
the
pickup
test,
restraint
with
up
the
terminals
The
relays,
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severe
selector
as
described
5-6
the
25%
a
at
30%
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source
indicating
pickup
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the
pickup
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overcurrent
terminals.
of
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of
and
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pickup
of
due
under
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switch,
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restraint,
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6
the
to
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relay
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section
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pickup
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operate
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at
provide
pickup
tap
plugs
1.35
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relay
design
conditions,
the
on
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described
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the
and
connections
S4)
winding
ampere
or
the
voltage
signal,
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pickup
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in
the
and
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wider
A
position,
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even
application,
during
INSTALlATION
be
checked
be
about
in
are
open,
only.
should
be
showing
be
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5
ampere
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variations
transformer
check
the
PROCEDURE.
by
passing
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the
times
section
shown
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For
example,
taps,
be
between
connected
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adjustment
the
harmonic
a
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in
Figure
current
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0.78
shown
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the
main
with
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25%
current
slope
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than
relay
accuracy
magnetizing
current
high
current
rating.
INSTALLATION
14.
a
unit
and
in
unit
most
TESTS
Before
final
outlined
placing
location,
for
this
the
to
relays
ensure
purpose.
INSTALLATION
in
service,
that
it
is
check
correct.
PROCEDURE
the
relay
18
The
calibration
following
to
test
be
used
procedure
in
its
is
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The
R3.
settings.
restraint,
repeated
Best
is
PICKUP
The
test
given
Pickup
the
tap
operation
within
successive
setting
made
are
should
plugs
0.01
should
Relay
Changes
results
only
circuit
for
should
checks.
calibration
made
In
the
and
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be
in
ampere
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after
for
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can
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be
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5
repeated
If
in
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further
be
obtained
the
pickup
rated
(0.3)
(1.0)
with
pickup
disturbed.
is
accomplished
one
one
other
is
shown
relay.
amperes
ampere
several
the
is
GEK—45307
of
these
setting
restraint
deviation
if
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settings
in
with
position,
total
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CAUTION
by
resistors
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from
the
through-current
Figure
Those
current
times,
pickup
to
be
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changed,
adjustment
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are
correct.
14,
in
(
flowing
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25%
until
current
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)
1.35
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with
are
slope
two
resistors
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the
procedures
calibration
restraint
S?
open.
for
a
in
terminals
tap
successive
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to
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pickup,
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1
setting.
interrupted
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other
harmonic
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adjustment
first
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rated
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readings
to
and
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be
values
relay.
and
6,
pickup
agree
between
the
DC
With
the
telephone-type
This
verify
Before
and
when
adjust
If
amplifier
HARMONIC
The
with
with
slope
The
fixed
negligible
typical
principal
second
for
passed
rectified
current
voltage
that
Ri
pin
viewed
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the
harmonic
suitable
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taps.
analysis
percentages
harmonic
controlled
a
current
control
may
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is
adjusted
8
pickup
CURRENT
closed
transformer
to
of
(+)
from
for
card
restraint
ammeters
of
percentages
components
current,
fundamental
voltage
relay
be
amplifier
the
the
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voltage
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RESTRAINT
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single-phase
of
inrush
is
fixed,
amount
is
added
and
applied
for
sense
card
and
DC,
of
are
thus
current.
applied
can
has
pickup,
amplifier
input
in
limits
the
is
adjusted
load
P.
fundamental,
all
current,
DC,
the
of
in
phase
provides
the
to
be
used
as
shown
produced
put
socket
proper
fundamental,
overall
by-passed
to
the
with
boxes.
Tests
half-wave
higher
wiring
pickup
by
as
with
proper
as
an
in
an
a
card.
sense
this
means
The
should
and
even
seen
percentage
current
the
a
means
indication
Figure
output
DC
voltmeter
The
connections.
amplifier
setting,
value.
of
test
be
rectified
second
harmonics.
at
and
second
fundamental
of
terminals
15,
signal.
pins
Test
a
circuit
made
harmonic
the
relay
may
of
fundamental
varying
of
of
operation
and
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are
counted
card
then
Rectifier
the
on
current
This
terminals,
harmonic.
be
varied
component
the
the
the
volt
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of
0.430
adjust
is
as
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shows
components,
closely
frequency.
ratio
relay,
of
indicating
scale)
from
pickup
to
P1
used
shown
(1.0)
the
inasmuch
Although
by
providing
of
second
of
the
pickup
the
amplifier.
lamp
on
pin
right
on
in
in
ampere
approximates
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to
current
0.470
the
conjunction
Figure
and
presence
well
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as
percent
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left
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(-)
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25%
of
as
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its
by
19
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The
the
following
DC
component,
expression
and
the
shows
by-pass
the
current.
GE
K-45
relationship
307
between
the
percent
second
harmonic,
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%
Figure
harmonic
set
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properly
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contacts
1.1)
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adjusting
16
at
4.0
relay
operate
at
amperes.
tolerance
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it
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corresponding
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is
calibrated
set,
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with
4.0
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noted
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section.)
THROUGH-CURRENT
The
through-current
percent
using
I
reads
the
slope
the
characteristics,
circuit
differential
currents.
=
0.4511
from
to
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relay
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current
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to
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is
shown
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100
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of
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to
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out
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current
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with
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current
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the
current
of
than
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tap
second
With
the
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value
a
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of
16),
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branch
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INSTALLATION
differential
checked
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to
position
of
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constant
value.
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ammeter
to
close
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providing
pickup.
is
slightly
to
corrected
PROCEDURES
adjusted
and
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two
through—
second
DC
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but
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its
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It
make
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or
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overheated
NOTE:
direction.
set
In
testing
position
current
position,
indicated
positions.
the
adjustment
current
application
is
maintained
SLOPE
%
SETTING
40
25
15
currents
with
The
point
STD16C
and
tap
plugs
the
in
Table
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magnitude
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at
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30
30
30
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cooling
-
percent
This
value.
relays,
then
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in
relay
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one
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TABLE
AMPERES
12.0-13.2
7
8.3
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4.5-
5.0
periods
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to
other,
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(VA).
of
made
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through-current
proper
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(11/13
be
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ensure
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current
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-
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40.0—44.0
25.0—27.5
15
.0—16.5
between
tolerance
that
pick
with
set
points
by
(Ii)
-
x
100)
CAUTION
to
tests;
the
should
checking
position
up
the
adjusting
branch
and
flow
is
10%
slope
be
checked
all
and
for
values
percent
is
found
R3.
(13)
should
SLOPE
SETTING
40
25
15
for
only
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of
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the
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to
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is
be
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AIPERES
13
6
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6
a
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restraint
percent
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the
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other
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the
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25—27.5
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currents
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25%
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100)
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be
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the
it
20
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Any
pickup
any
set
with
change
and
adjustment
points
Table
in
R3
harmonic
of
must
III.
to
restraint.
minimum
then
give
be
the
pickup
rechecked,
desired
However,
will
to
GEK—45307
slope
after
change
make
the
sure
will
the
slope
slope
that
have
characteristics.
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small
setting
are
effect
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upon
once
in
minimum
been
set)
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slope
accordance
INSTANTANEOUS
This
checked
unit
of
making
unit
by
is
passing
should
If
the
setting
the
unit
this
approximately
DROPOUT
After
in
OF
the
the
ACCEPTANCE
MAIN
other
LOCATION
The
location
well
lighted
MOUNTING
The
relay
dimensions
CONNECTI
should
are
ONS
OVERCURRENT
located
pick
is
and
at
high
a
up
at
incorrect,
turning
adjustment,
one
second
UNIT
tests
are
TESTS
should
to
shown
facilitate
be
mounted
in
be
UNIT
the
current
B
times
the
the
at
complete,
section.
clean
inspection
Figure
upper
it
current
a
on
may
cap
time.
and
a
18.
right-hand
of
the
be
screw
check
dry,
vertical
rated
tap
adjusted
should
and
rating)
until
free
testing.
side
frequency
not
the
dropout
from
surface.
as
by
the
be
dust
of
the
through
described
loosening
proper
allowed
of
and
The
relay.
pickup
the
excessive
outline
terminals
under
the
lock
to
flow
main
and
Its
setting
5
and
may
6,
CHARACTERISTICS.
nut
at
the
is
obtained.
for
more
unit,
as
described
vibration,
panel
drilling
he
The
top
In
than
and
Internal
diagrams
Of
course,
transformer
When
the
should
wire,
Every
the
shorter
every
brushes
main
brushes;
touches
main
brush.
are
be
or
its
circuit
current
are
the
connection
given
any
winding,
relay
is
permanently
equivalent.
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brush
circuit
bent
otherwise
shorting
diagrams
in
Figures
through-current
provided
mounted
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the
drawout
in
the
case,
or
other
high
enough
the
bar
before
on
1,
the
an
case
to
CT
are
and
2
transformer
taps
insulating
by
a
has
which
circuit
engage
secondary
the
circuit
shown
3
for
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conductor
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with
the
21
in
differential
properly
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connecting
shorting
connecting
circuit
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Figures
winding
chosen.
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less
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completed
10
applications.
may
of
than
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and
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or
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the
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used
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Figure
sure
test
plug
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12.)
the
to
any
gage
first.
auxiliary
before
one
the
wiring
power
studs
copper
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brush
other,
is
On
the
Page 22

TAP
PLUG
POSITIONING
GEK—45307
ADJUSTMENTS
Ratio
To
Matching
obtain
provided
transformer
(1.74),
amperes
locations
in
each
the
by
method
The
positions,
should
in
overheating
winding.
Unbalance
Unbalance
matching
errors
power
or
transformer
Adjustment
a
minimum
in
the
STD
relay
ratios.
5.0
for
of
(1.0),
each
which
the
4.6
line—current
most
power
outlined
connection
order
in
be
any
made
horizontal
after
may
Current
current
current-transformer
faults
Measurement
measurement
in
itself,
unbalance
to
Taps
on
(0.92),
nearly
transformer
under
plug
must
to
changing
row
result
the
current
where
current
compensate
relay
the
3.8
for
(0.76),
transformer.
match
the
expected
windings.
CALCuLATIONS.
CAUTION
removed
be
prevent
open-circuiting
taps,
of
tap
if
more
is
ratios
than
useful
in
the
transformer
the
fault
in
the
differential
unavoidable
transformer
3.5
The
CT
The
from
ensure
to
(0.7),
tap
currents
selection
the
difference
primary
plugs
relay
a
CT
that
3.2
only
holes. Inaccurate
one
in
field.
current
plug
checking
winding,
is
connected
the best
is
It
or
too
low
is
circuit,
windings
(0.64),
should
for
the
of
taps
before
secondary.
one
calibration
also
useful
small
to operate
in
current—
are
and
be
same
should
changing
plug
to
tap
faults
means
rated
2.9
moved
kVA
be
A
check
Is
any
setting
in
detecting
within
the
(0.58)
to
assumed
guided
tap
left
and
one
relay.
are
8.7
the
when
the
The
flowing
type
STO
in
Provision
(1000
or
transformer.
Figures
10
ratio-matching
voltmeter
equals
tap
higher
voltmeter
substituting
(unbalance)
I
unbalance
The
measured
at
least
The
required
currents
tap
two
curves
to
expressed
operation,
the
relay
unbalance
of
low
at
CTs
is
more
and
reads
relays
the
made
This
taps,
have
differential
for
ohms
per
may
11).
volts
1.5
temporarily
be
Whenaperfect
the
approximately 0.03
readings,
the
voltage
=
(0.16
percentage
current.
pairs
in
operate
the
for
any
may
multiples
Figure
unbalance
given
result
windings
of
the
percentage
as
of
For
17
relay,
through-current
from
tap
special
a
circuit
volt)
done
across
by
connecting
voltmeter will
or
less,
the
times
approximate
the
reading
x
equals
show
and
V
—
0.2)
100
three—winding
a
order
In
the
for
various
of
voltage
the
should not
relatively
current.
arrangement
without
connecting
the
match
read
unbalance
the
voltmeter
rating
tap
x
Tap
times
ensure
to
approximate
percent
tap.
To
and
for
disturbing
a
secondary
the
meter
of
relay currents
0,
current
unbalance
into
the
unbalance
bank,
that
voltage across
ensure
exceed
percent
high
error
measuring
V
5
high—resistance
of
across
indicating
reading
current
the
this
must
the
slope
margin
a
75%
slope
currents
the
the
relay
the
differential
terminals
is
no
unbalance.
entering
times
or
the
may
following
equation:
current
be
checked
connections are
terminals
settings,
tap
of
safety
of
that
tap
required
setting.
of
unbalance
connections.
AC
8
obtained
leaving
tap
rating.
be
calculated
divided
with
and
against
This
low-ratio
current
voltmeter
current
and
9
by
If
a
by
load
correct.
and
8
through—
operate
to
extent
bushing
(see
the
the
given
For
by
the
on
9
false
22
Page 23

GEK-45307
curve
This
studs
necessarily
This
Small
The
draws
PERCENT
Scribe
STD16
connections
heading
TARGETS
Targets
unit.
depending
particular
reset
8
is
rectifier-type
voltmeter
reduces
by
represents
and
especially
SLOPE
marks
relays.
under
are
the
In
upon
the
which
9
indicate
true
should
relay
the
SETTING
for
15,
is
It
make
unit
it
CALCULATIONS
provided
the
which
of
fault
slide
event
reset
the
510
is
75%
that
where
AC
voltmeters
not
be
sensitivity.
and
25
common
advisable
for
an
magnitude.
operates.
located
relay
the
very
left
40%
for
both
internal
or
relay
practice
to
further
the
at
less
slope
characteristic.
of
will
through-faults
high
are
suitable
permanently
settings
one
use
details.
OPERAT
seal-in
fault,
This
After
the
a
lower
the
operate
to
use
of
ION
unit
one
will
fault
left—hand
value
at
for
connected,
are
the
the
others.
and
or
both
produce
is
Measurement
given
higher
may
the
on
through-current
cause
measurement
since
provided
setting
25%
instantaneous
the
these
of
target
a
cleared,
corner
of
the
saturation.
the
in
both
See
units
the
of
the
voltage
a
curve,
of
shunt
the
unless
corresponding
the
will
indication
target
relay.
across
does
values.
unbalance.
current
STD15
special
overcurrent
operate,
of
should
not
it
and
the
be
DISABLING
When
the
[_
If
the
1.
2.
CONTACT
For
consists
disabling
the
relay
The
by
If
the
circuited
secondaries
false
cleaning
TYPE
OF
bypassing
relay
relay
opening
the
trip
to
connection
must
CT
circuit
first.
tripping.
CLEANING
fine
a
of
flexible
STD
RELAY
a
breaker
prevent
the
of
plug,
be
trip
the
secondaries
should
alone,
silver
false
relay
the
disabled
circuit
are
is
It
because
contacts,
strip
for
maintenance,
tripping.
is
following
by
at
short-circuited
opened
be
not
any
of
metal
CAUTION
done
by
precautions
short-circuiting
stud
1.
stud
at
sufficient
difference
MAT
NTENANCE
flexible
a
with
will
it
remote
a
as
1,
to
in time
burnishing
etched-roughened
an
and
rely
be
switch,
should
studs
part
studs
necessary
rather
be
8
the
of
8
short
on
of
shorting
tool
taken:
and
and
should
to
than
of
9
disabling
should
9
circuiting
surface,
disable
the
them
be
removing
by
relay,
procedure,
be
the
may
used.
resembling
or
short-
CT
cause
This
23
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in
effect
are
left,
flexibility
Fine
cloth.
of
the
abrasive
The
silver
contacts.
superfine
a
yet
of
contacts
Knives
material
burnishing
corroded
the
or
files
in
file.
tool
should
Abrasive
the
tool
material
insures
may
leave
paper
contacts,
described
not
The
polishing
the
he
scratches,
or
and
above
GEK—45
will
cleaning
cleaned
cloth
thus
be
can
307
action
removed
of
with
which
may
prevent
be
is
actual
the
knives,
increase
leave
closing.
obtained
so
rapidly
files,
minute
from
delicate
points
arcing
particles
the
and
or
that
thoroughly.
of
contact.
abrasive
and
factory.
no
scratches
paper
deterioration
insulating
of
The
or
An
operation
least
TESTS,
sec
tion.
When
the
trip
on
studs
not
done,
PICKUP
The
method
except,
1
service
course,
Of
variation
once
or
inserting
circuit
8
of
=
I
=
every
if
and
there
for
course,
tap.
0.30
when
still
9.0
test
desired
or
9
is
checking
Pickup
x
applies,
x
0.30
and
six
months.
withdrawing
through
to
maintain
risk
a
pickup
WDG
I
checking
x
inspection
they
may
the
of
pickup
current
may
be
Tap
pickup
the
WDG
1
PERIODIC
of
the
relay
Tests
a
test
the
false
determined
may
be
made
test
plug,
connections
tripping
is
as
will
on
be
on
plug
similar
described
be
different
as
a
particular
performed
with
upon
follows:
acceptable—as—found
Tap
to
1.10
x
TESTS
and
the
from
under
0.30
its
connections
as
service
U—shaped
through
the
relay
inserting
the
depending
service
range
x
being
WDG
described
taps
through
jumpers
or
heading
1
Tap
as
jumpers
should
to
the
withdrawing
upon
tap,
the
should
under
described
case.
be
made
INSTALLATION
in
to
complete
also
be
If
this
the
plug.
INSTALLATION
the
winding
expected
10%
L±
at
this
used
is
TESTS
(WDG)
Example
WDG1
Tap
Ii
HARMONIC
The
INSTALLATION
In
the
(Theoretically,
resistance
CURRENT
procedure
(DC)
12
Ii
event
TESTS,
were
RESTRAINT
for
checking
except
=
0.80
=
0.90
a
suitable
this
infinite.)
WDC
x
WDG
x
conversion
=
=
=
that
DC
3.5A
0.90
0.94
harmonic
the
I
Tap
1
Tap
meter
x
to
factor
0.30
test
to
is
3.5
x
1.16
restraint
current
1.10
not
would
to
amperes
values
WDG
x
available,
1.10
is
as
Tap
1
be
x
described
must
12
2.22
0.30
(AC)
if
be
3.5
x
under
modified
2.25
the
the
as
x
rectifier
heading
follows:
(DC).
12
back
Page 25

GEK-45307
Example
If
DC
THROUGH-CURRENT
In
order
in
Table
Furthermore,
from
winding
the
combination
ammeter
with
stud
Slope
%
where
to
IV
corresponding
meter
check
must
the
the
of
=
T
1
T2
Ii
13
13
[i
WDG
RESTRAINT
taps,
=
=
=
=
Tap
1
(DC)
12
Ii
is
not
the
be
modified
test
circuit
to
the
lowest
the
(L+
smaller
higher
differential
smaller
=
=
=
II
=
available,
2.25
service
test
tap
to
percent
i)
tap
tap
of
3.5A
0.80
0.90
3.15
tap
to
shown
plug
setting.
the
-1
setting
setting
current
the
x
x
to
12
2.8
x
take
winding
slope
x
]
two
3.5
3.5
3.85
(AC)
=
slope
in
is
is
100
through
=
2.8
to
1.10
amperes
would
6.30
amperes.
setting,
into
account
Figure
connected
The
common
with
given
currents
amperes
x
in
must
15
to
the
in
3.5
this
the
lead,
the
test
any
be
the
higher
following
example
current
difference
set
stud
of
course,
tap
be
such
up
that
setting.
equation.
values
in
tap
that
connects
is
connected
indicated
settings.
lead
the
to
For
the
to
any
Table
of
6
involve
the
which
the
For
percent
and
times
raised
nominal
curves
Since
should
From
VI,
times
the
total
is
not
relay
a
maximum
to
given
slope
tap
by
slope
shown
Example
WDG1
be
connected
Table
13
1
i
(mm.)
1
(max.)
derived
the
8.7
test
only
excessive
tabular
taps,
percent
setting,
value
a
in
WDG
Wdg
Slope
has
VI
lower
amp
current
at
Figure
the
=
=
from
tap
tap.
prohibitively
heating.
value
the
slope
both
equivalent
4-times
7.
1
Tap
2
Tap
Setting
lower
to
stud
21.0
amps
21.0
amps
22.2
amps
the
for
values
the
tap
above
setting
For
the
a
6—times
of
13
of
tolerance
upper
value,
tap
setting,
6,
and
expression,
for
latter
high
corresponding
to
I
and
for
(mm.)
limits
the
the
indicated
the
common
all
combinations
case,
tap
setting
many
and
given
lower
difference
the
lead
is
based
4—times
a
installations,
to
a
I
percent
by
=
3.5
5.0
=
40%
from
lead
on
may
be
given
(max.)
in
Table
between
the
percent
A
A
ammeter
connected
multiple
a
of
taps
tap
setting
as
high
but
combination
correspond
V.
tolerance
the
slope
13
to
stud
except
as
also
However,
limits
true
to
4.
of
is
75.2
of
to
tap
those
used,
amperes,
may
winding
minimum
the
for
current
subject
have
slope
and
characteristic
the
test
which
since
and
4-
a
been
the
plug
25
Page 26

GEK—45307
SERVICING
see
any
that
the
Inch.
Check
to
With
0.015
stationary
inch.
wipe
The
Inserting
operating
residual
Sufficient
replacement
When
ordering
Electric
complete
part
is
black
in
which
the
replacement
it
relay
Observe
contact
each
on
0.005
a
armature
the
screw
quantities
of
Company.
nameplate
required.
ink.
relay
telephone
operates
de-energized,
the
member
normally-open
Inch
strikes
the
of
any
that
renewal
Specify
data,
The
possible,
If
furnished.
was
smoothly
wipe
towards
shim
hand.
by
shim.
renewal
worn,
are
parts,
Including
serial
give
relay
and
each
on
contact
between
address
the
number
name
mechanical
for
the
that
normally-open
each
the
normally-closed
frame.
should
the
residual
normally—open
The
RENEWAL
parts
broken
should
or
the
of
the
serial
the
be
may
General
the
contacts
contact
Wipe
be
PARTS
damaged.
nearest
part
number,
found
Electric
operation
correctly
are
should
contact
should
approximately
screw
contacts
kept
be
Sales
wanted,
of
stamped
Company
be
and
should
in
Office
quantity
the
on
before
adjusted.
have
a
by
approximately
0.005
the
inch.
pole
make
stock
for
of
relay
Instantaneous
the
requisition
installation,
of
gap
deflecting
piece,
before
the
the
required,
for
which
number
0.010-
0.005
Check
prompt
General
the
by
and
the
and
the
unit
on
Since
the
edition,
last
Current
equation
the
Measurement
has
and
been
Figure
26
cahnged
has
7b
in
been
the
section
added.
Unbalance
on
Page 27

Ti
2.9
3.2
3.5
3.8
‘4.2
4.6
5.0
8.7
tAPS
T2
Slopes
Currents
13
Ii(min)
Ij(max)
13
itmin)
j(mx)
3
i(mn)
i(max)
13
Ij(Tnin)
11
(mau)
13
Ij(rnin)
1i(max)
13
li(mln)
(max)
11
13
1l(nin)
1i(max)
13
J1(min)
I1(niax)
17.4
2.6
2.9
GEK—45307
TARLE
VI
15 25
11.4
17.4
4.6
5.0
19.2 19.2
2.9 4.8
3.2
3.2
17.4 17.4
6.6
9.5 6.7
7.1 10.3
5.3
19.2
7.7
8.5
40
2.9
iS
25
40
17.4
17.4
4.3
7.0
4.8
7.7
7.1
19.2
21.0
4.9
5.3
3.1
3.5
15
3.5
25
17.4
17.4 17.4
8.8
12.0
9.4
12.8
19.219.219.2
7.0
10.2
7.5
11.0
21.0
21.0
5.2
5.11
8.4
9.3
40
15
8.8
9.2
7.0
7.4 9.9
21.0
5.2
5.6
22.8
3.4
3.8
—
3.8
25
17.4 17.4
11.1
14.5
11.7 15.4
19.2
9.3
21.0
7.5
8.1
22.8
5.7
6.3
40
17.4
11.6
12.0
19.2
19.2
12.7
9.8
13.5 10.2
21.0
21.0
10.9
8.0
8.4
11.8
22.8
22.8
9.1
6.2 8.7
10.0
6.6
25.2
3.8
4.2
15
17.4
14.1
14.8
4.2
25
17.4
17.9
18.9
19.2 19.2
12.3
16.1
13.0
17.1
21.0
21.0
14.3
10.5
11.2
15.3
22.8 22.8
12.5
9.4
13.5 9.4
25.2
25.2
6.3
10.1
7.0
11.1
40
15
17.4
14.3
14.8
19.2
12.5 15.3
13.0
21.0
10.7
11.2
22.8
8.9
25.2
6.5 9.3
7.0
27.6
4.1
4.5
4.6
25
17.4
17.4
17.1
21.2
17.8 22.4
18.2
16.0
21.0
13.5 17.6
14.2 18.8
22.8
11.7
12.4
25.2 25.2
10.0
27.6
6.9
7.6
19.2
19.4
20.6
21.0
22.8
15.8
17.0
13.4
14.6
27.6
11.0
12.2
40
1525
17.4
17.1
20.1
17.6
20.9
19.2
15.3
15.8
21.0
13.5 16.5
14.0
22.8
11.7
12.2
25.2
9.3
9.8
27.6
6.9 9.9
7.4
30.0
4.5
5.0
5.0
17.4 17.4
24.6
25.8
18.2
18.3
19.1
21.0
17.3
22.8
14.7
15.5
25.?
12.3
13.1
27.6
10.7
30.0
7.5
8.3
40
19.2
22.8
24.0
21.0
21.0
22.2
22.8
19.2
20.4
25.2 16.8 16.8
16.8
18.0
27.6
14.4
15.6
30.0
12.0 20.3
13.2
8.7
15 25
11.6
11.5
28.7
32.2
29.3 33.1 38.9
12.8
12.8
27.5
31.0 36.2
31.9
28.1
14.0 14.0
26.3
29.8
26.9
30.7
15.2 15.2 15.2
25.1
28.6
25.7 29.5 35.3
27.0
23.5
27.9
24.1
18.4 18.4
25.4
21.9
26.3
22.5
20.0 20.0
20.0
23.8
24.7 30.5
20.9
34.8
34.8
5.5
9.0
6.19.9
11.6
37.4
12.8
37.7
14.0
35.0
36.5
33.8
16.8
32.2
33.7
18.4
30.6
32.1
29.0
34.8
14.2
15.7
40
frAPs
I
T2
0.58
0.64
0.7
0.76I1
0.84
,
0.92I1
1.0
1.74
[
T2
Slopes
15 25
Currents
13
11(min)
Ij(max) 0.58
13
Ii(rnin)
1(max)
13
1i(rnin)
11
(mex)
13
(min)
I(max)
13
11
(min)
ij(max)
(min)
ii(max)
13
11(inin)
1i(max)
13
11(min)
ICmax)
3.5
0.52
0.58
3.5
0.86
0.96
40
3.5
1.4
1.54
15
3.5
0.92
1.0
3.8
0.58
0.64
0.64
25
3.5
1.32
1.42
3.8
0.96
1.06
3.5
1.9
2.06
3.8
1.54
1.7
40
0.7
15 25
3.5
3.5
1.76
1.88
1.52
1.04
1.16
3.5
2.4
2.56
3.8
2
2.2
1.68 1.04
1.86
1.34
1.42
3.8 3.8
0.98 1.4
1.06
4.2 4.2 4.2
0.62
0.7
TABLE
VIA
0.76
15 25
40
3.5
1.76
1.84
3.8
1.4
1.48
4.2
1.12
4.5
0.68
0.76
40 15
3.5
3.5 3.5
2.22
2.9
2.34
3.08
3.8 3.8
2.54
1.86
1.98
2.72
4.2 4.2 4.2 4.2
4.2
2.18
1.5
1.62
2.36
4.6 4.6 4.6
1.14
1.82 1.24
1.26
2.0
0.84
3.5
2.32
2.82
2.96
2.4
3.8
3.8
1.96
2.46
2.04
2.6
1.6
2.1
1.68
2.24
4.6
1.74
1.32 1.88
5.0
5.0
0.76
1.26
0.84
1.4
25
40
3.5
3.6
3.78
3.8 3.8
3.22
3.42
2.86
3.06 2.24 2.84
4.6
2.5
2.7
5.0
2.0 1.3
2.22
0.92
15
25
40
3.5
3.5 3.5
3.42
2.86
2.96
2.5
2.6
4.2 4.2 4.2
2.14
4.6
1.78
1.88
5.0
1.4
5.5
0.82
0.92 1.52
4.24
3.56
4.5
3.8
3.8
3.88 3.06
3.06
3.2
4.12
3.52
2.7
3.76
4.6 4.6 4.6 4.6
3.16
2.34
2.48
3.4
5.0
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2.68
1.86
2.92
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5.5
1.38
2.2
2.44
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25
15
3.5
3.5 3.5 2.3
3.42
4
3.52
4.18
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3.82
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1.38 1.98
2.14
1.48
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6.0
0.90
1.5
1
1.66
40
4.92
5.16
3.8
4.56
4.8
4.2
4.2
4.44
4.6
3.84
4.08 5.14
5.0
3.36
3.6
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2.88
3.02
6.0
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3.5
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5.26
5.96
5.38
6.14
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5.72
5.0
5.9 7.0
3.36
3.36
4.7 5.4
4.82 5.58
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3.i
4.38
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4.5
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4.18
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1.22
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7.7
2.5
7.2
7.5
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7
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Four-Circuit
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IC
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28
Diagram
with
for
Three
STD16C
Restraints
Relays
Page 29

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for
Two-Winding
Elementary
Transformer
29
Diagram
Protection
for
STD15C
74
WCaJ
Relays
Page 30

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Three-Winding
Elementary
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30
Diagram
Protection
for
STO
16C
Relays
Page 31

600/5
110
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in
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5
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[IFF
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Speed
31
VIIF
Characteristics
C
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of
the
STD
Relay
Page 32

GEK-45307
TARGET
SEAL-IN
CAPACITOR
AMPLIFIER
RECTIFIER
PICKUP
RHEOSTAT
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Page 33

80
10
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NOTE:
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FOR
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EVER
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TWO
TWO
THE
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IS
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CURRENT’
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OR
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IS
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IT
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Low-Current
Slope
33
Characteristics
of
the
STD
Relay
Page 34

TWO
THROUGH
SLOPE
RELAYS
OR
THE
OF
MULTIPLE
A
SMALLER.
AS
INCOMING
IS
TRANSFORMERS,
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VS
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Page 38

GEK-45307
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Page 42

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Page 43
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