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Directional overcurrent protection test in AMR relay (simple test using templates)

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AMR modular relay of Vebko company supports various protection functions.

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Explanations of the capabilities and software environment of this relay

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have already been presented in the video related to differential protection test.

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After connecting to the AMR relay at first,

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simply load the device's hardware configuration from the Device menu by selecting the Read Hardware from Relay option.

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The default password is 123456 in order to receive elements.

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At this point, a message is given to remove the signal, which if confirmed,

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if the current hardware is not the same as the relay hardware,

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the current hardware signals used in the VFC section are deleted.

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It should be noted that the settings for the conversion ratio of voltage and current transformers are determined in the related card.

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Here the ratio of current card conversion is 200A to 1A.

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As mentioned earlier in the AMR software,

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configuring some of the most widely used functions as examples are placed in the software and the user can send

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new settings to the relay by selecting each of them and applying the desired changes.

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For this purpose, a set of functions can be seen in the Relay VFC tab and in the Temp Functions section.

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It should be noted that by selecting each Temp Function, the blocks in the VFC are removed.

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Here the directional overcurrent function displayed with the name OC 67 is selected.

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In Configuring, this function uses an OC Inverse block and two OC Definite blocks that have

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different settings and the signals of a current card are assigned to their input (from a measuring point).

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Finally, output signals are assigned to Binary Outputs and relay LEDs by Output and LED blocks.

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To change the settings, simply right-click on each block to access a set of options.

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Finally, the changes are sent to the relay.

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In this video, by double-clicking on blocks that contain constant time stages for the directional overcurrent function,

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disables them and define the 1A and TMS current settings equal to 0.1 by double-clicking on the first stage,

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which is defined as reverse time. By double-clicking on the Direction block,

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the elements related to the directional function include rotation angle and ground polarization.

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After this, the changes will be sent to the relay by selecting send config and setting to relay option.

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In the next step, by running AMPro software and opening the AMT Overcurrent room,

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it is enough to go to the Object Parameters test section and create the test characteristic after entering the information.

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Keep in mind that it is also possible to test this function using the Xrio file.

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Here, the current setting value is equal to 1 amp, TMS is 0.1.

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In the overcurrent test, it is required to set two parameters maximum torque angle and sector operation.

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To do this from the Overcurrent window and the Relay Parameters tab,

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the directional option is selected and from the Element tab, the Directional section is placed on forward.

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Then enter under the Define Element Directional Behavior tab and the maximum torque angle and Sector operation parameters are equal to -45 and 172 degrees, respectively.

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In directional overcurrent relays, In order to better performance of relay,

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in orientation and reaching the MTA value ,the rotation of the reference voltage angle is used.

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The performance area or forward area in this relay is set from -131 degrees to +41 degrees.

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In order to investigate the directional overcurrent function, in addition to the time of operation and current,

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the angle of performance should also be investigated.

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For this purpose, performance time tests are performed along with amplitude and phase tests.

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In the time test, the accuracy of the performance time is investigated and in the amplitude and phase test,

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the detection and evaluation of the accuracy of the actual current and the actual angle of the performance threshold and reset threshold are considered.

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Cross Polarized method is used in AMR Vebko relay, i.e. using healthy phases to detect fault direction.

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For example, in case of faults in phase A, the relay uses VBC reference voltage and IA current to detect the fault current direction.

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The Forward or Reverse area means the part where the relay must detect the fault will be determined by the start angle and end angle.

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Time Test

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In order to test the DOC function, three states are considered.

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The first state for 500 milliseconds, normal conditions this means that it will inject a nominal voltage with zero current.

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In the second state, the fault conditions are applied and the current is selected for all phases of L1E-L2E-L3E in the range of 2 to 4 times the nominal current.

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The duration of this state should be greater than the nominal time of the relay trip.

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The third state will also be activated as post-Fault with zero voltage and current for 500 milliseconds.

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In order to see better performance of the function, from the View menu, the Detail View window opens.

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After adding double points and four times the regulatory current at the best possible angle

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in terms of performance of the function i.e. -45 degrees for the L1E-L2E-L3E falt types,

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a point in the No Trip area (here at an angle of 135 degrees) is tested.

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Due to the nature of the two-phase fault,

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the currents in this fault will have a phase difference of 180 degrees so that the 3I0 current is not created and the 67N function is not activated.

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Pickup-Drop off Test

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In order to perform the Pickup-Drop off test,

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you can also use a relay or LED contact and even a setting change to instantaneous the function.

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For this purpose, three states are needed for example in the first state, the normal network conditions,

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applied, in the second state the pickup test and in the third state the drop-off test is performed.

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In the second state, for pickup and drop-off test of angle, the current value will be twice the regulatory current.

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these states are performed in the Overcurrent room automatically by entering the settings by the user.

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The performance range of overcurrent curves in the AMR relay starts from 1.1 regulatory current in the relay.

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Therefore, first, by enabling the Active Range Limits option in the Overcurrent Protection Parameters window,

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the Imin value is set to 1.1 Iref. In the next step,

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the current adjustment value for the pickup test of the current value is placed on 1.1*1=1.1 amps.

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This test is performed at the best possible angle in terms of relay performance i.e. -45 degrees.

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After the current pick up-drop off, it is time to Pick up-drop off on the angle.

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For this purpose, as mentioned above, the current value is applied twice as much as the regulatory current,

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and once the trend is performed for the upper limit of the angle, i.e. 41 degrees,

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and once for the lower limit of the angle, i.e. -131 degrees.

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By adding the necessary tests and performing, you can finally add favorites items to the report.

