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Secondary Burden Test

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In this test, the burden connected to the secondary side of the CT is measured

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. By injecting AC current and measuring the AC voltage through the "Binary/Analog Input,"

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and then dividing voltage by current, the impedance value "Z" and its phase angle are obtained.

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. From these, the resistance "R" and reactance "X" of the secondary circuit can be determined

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To perform this test, you need to enter the test current and test duration in the "Test setting" section

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specifically in the "I test" and "State Time" fields

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The current limit for this test is set to 32 amps. However,

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, injecting 5 amps is sufficient for 5 A CTs,

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and 1 amp for 1 A CTs.In the "Hardware Config" section, you can change the current injection output via the "Wiring Type" setting

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The voltage measurement input can be selected from the "Voltmeter Contact" dropdown, depending on the CT's resistance

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. Inputs 1 to 7 or input 10 may be used.

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If you choose inputs 1 to 7, the "Voltmeter Type" can be set to "wet" depending on the voltage across the selected input

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Input 10 should be used when the measured voltage is less than 200 millivolts

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Current measurement during this test is done either via the actual current ("Actual") or through "Input 9"

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By selecting the "Insert Rows" option, test rows are added based on the number of taps defined

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defined in the "Test Object" section.If more than one "Core" has been entered in the "Test Object",

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you can use the "Insert Mode" to add all of them to the test rows in either "Up" or "Down" order

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Alternatively, you can add a specific "Core" to the list by selecting "Specific Core".

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In the newer versions of the software, the option "Don’t change hardware settings" has been removed

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Instead, you can use the "Manually" option, which is available under both "Wiring Type" and "Voltmeter Contact".

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After entering the information in the "State Setting" section, follow the wiring diagram shown

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Note that you can double-click the image to enlarge it for better visibility

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To perform this test, the first step is to disconnect the CT from all components that transmit current to the measuring equipment

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. In the default wiring configuration, connect the output phase currents

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"Ia1" and "Ian" to the current-carrying path of the CT.

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To measure the "AC" voltage, connect "Binary/Analog Input 1" to the test path, ahead of the current injection connectors.

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To run the test, select one of the rows in the table, right-click on it, and choose "Apply Test"

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This action applies the current settings

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test duration, and all relevant hardware configurations under "Hardware Config"

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including the device’s outputs and "Binary/Analog Inputs".

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Alternatively, after selecting the desired row, you can also start the test by clicking the "Run" button in the top toolbar

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Running the Test and Analyzing the Results

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Once the wiring is complete and the current and time values have been set

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, right-click on a row and select "Apply Test" to start the test.

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 If you need to adjust the current or test time, make the changes in the "Test Setting" section,

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then click "Insert Rows" to add a new test row

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. You can also directly modify the test current in the "I test" column of each row.

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After running the test, in the "Hardware Configuration" section, under the "Analog Output" tab, you will see that the device wiring is set to

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"6×32A" and "Binary/Analog Input 1" has been activated for voltage measurement.

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For a more detailed test analysis, you can use the "Table View," "Detail View," and "Signal View" windows.

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Once you open the "Table View" window, you will see that a "State" with a frequency of "50Hz" has been created,

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in accordance with the data entered in the "State Setting" section

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If you need more detailed information from the "Table View," you should use the "Detail View" window.

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In "Signal View," you can observe the current waveform and its "Actual" value, as well as the voltage measured by "Binary/Analog Input."

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." Using the "Actual" current and voltage waveforms in "Signal View," you can verify the correctness of the connector connections.

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. In the "Result" section, after the test is completed, the results will be displayed.

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These results include "I test act," the actual injected current, "Vmeas.,"

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the measured voltage, "Z," the impedance, "Angle," the impedance angle

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and finally, the values of "R" and "X" calculated using the formulas

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"Z Cos(φ)" and "Z Sin(φ)." In the "Burden @ Itest" field, the burden

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that the secondary "CT" can provide during the test current is calculated and entered by the software.

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The last column shows "cos φ." Finally, after the test is completed,

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the evaluation results need to be added to the report, which can be done by selecting "Add To Report" during equipment testing.

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If you want to include specific parts of the evaluation

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evaluation in the report or edit the report, you must use the "Add To Report" gear icon.

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By clicking on this gear, the items that can be added to the "Report" will be checked

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and if you don't need any of these items, you can uncheck them

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Please note that after each test, the results are not automatically added to the report

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You must manually add the test results to the output report by clicking "Add To Report" before selecting "Clear Test."

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Additionally, if you want to adjust the settings for displaying the table columns

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on the test page or in the report, you can right-click on the table

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go to "Show/Hide," and if you don't need a specific column

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you can uncheck it in the "Report" or "Table" section.

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If the "Burden" of the path is low and you need a more accurate measurement, you can set the "Voltmeter Contact" to "Input 10."

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Or, if "Input 1" is experiencing issues, you can select a different input in the "Voltmeter Contact" section.

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Also, to change the injected current output, you can select the desired current output from the "Wiring Type" section

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Furthermore, if you want to conduct the test with different settings—for example, you want the current injection to be set to

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 "1×128A" and voltage measurement to be done with a "Sample rate" of 1.2 milliseconds

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you can set the "Wiring Type" and "Voltmeter Contact" to "Manually," open "Hardware Configuration,"

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and apply the necessary changes. Then you can perform the test with the new settings.

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It is important to note a few things

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If the current injected by the device ("Actual Current") differs significantly from the set current,

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the wiring resistance is high, and in this case, two actions can be taken

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1) Reduce the injected current. 2) Change the wiring to series

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series current sources to provide a higher "Burden." Another point is that a reading of zero

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for "Actual Current" indicates an open current injection path; in this case, the connector connections should be checked.

