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At a 220/132kV Sub-Station there are two ICTs operating in parallel. ICT-I having capacity of 200 MVA. Whereas the capacity of ICT-II is 100 MVA.
ICT-I HV Side CT Ratio is /1 Amp. while it's IV Side CT Ratio is /1 Amp.
Alarm and LTS scheme provided for ICT-I using HV side CT; alarm and LTS are at 100% and 105% respectively of ICT full-load current.
LTS scheme operational time delay is 2 second with load cut-off for 150 MVA;
If both ICTs operating at full load and after tripping of 100 MVA ICT let load on 200 MVA ICT HV side is Amp. Then-
WHETHER LTS SCHEME FOR ICT-I WILL OPERATE SUCCESSFULLY?.
HV and IV Bus fault levels and contribution of fault current by each ICT for HV and IV bus fault is as shown in the following table
At a 220/132kV Sub-Station there are two ICTs operating in parallel. ICT-I having capacity of 200 MVA. Whereas the capacity of ICT-II is 100 MVA.
ICT-I HV Side CT Ratio is /1 Amp. while it's IV Side CT Ratio is /1 Amp.
Alarm and LTS scheme provided for ICT-I using HV side CT; alarm and LTS are at 100% and 105% respectively of ICT full-load current.
LTS scheme operational time delay is 2 second with load cut-off for 150 MVA;
If both ICTs operating at full load and after tripping of 100 MVA ICT let load on 200 MVA ICT HV side is Amp. Then-
WHETHER LTS SCHEME FOR ICT-I WILL OPERATE SUCCESSFULLY?.
HV and IV Bus fault levels and contribution of fault current by each ICT for HV and IV bus fault is as shown in the following table
Bus Fault Levels MVA | ||
Bus | Fault Type | Fault Level in MVA |
ICT HV Bus | 3-Phase (LLL) | |
1-Phase (SLG) | ||
ICT IV Bus | 3-Phase (LLL) | |
1-Phase (SLG) |
Fault Current contribution by ICTs | ||||
Fault At | Type | ICT | Winding | Ampere |
ICT HV Bus Fault | 3-Phase (LLL) | ICT-I | HV Winding | |
IV Winding | ||||
ICT-II | HV Winding | |||
IV Winding | ||||
1-Phase (SLG) | ICT-I | HV Winding | ||
IV Winding | ||||
ICT-II | HV Winding | |||
IV Winding | ||||
ICT IV Bus Fault | 3-Phase (LLL) | ICT-I | HV Winding | |
IV Winding | ||||
ICT-II | HV Winding | |||
IV Winding | ||||
1-Phase (SLG) | ICT-I | HV Winding | ||
IV Winding | ||||
ICT-II | HV Winding | |||
IV Winding |
Section-A: Calculation of HV O/C PSM and TMS.
1) HV Side allowable current for ICT-I =
Amp.
2) ICT-I HV Side O/C PSM =
%
3.a) Current for calculations of ICT-I HV Side O/C TMS =
Amp.
3.b) Corresponding HV Side O/C Relay Current = Amp.
3.c) ICT-I HV Side O/C Relay Current as multiple of set value = xIset
4.a) Time of operation for ICT-I HV O/C Relay with TMS=1 =
Sec.
4.b) TMS to have operational time as 500 ms =
Section-B: Calculation time of operation for O/C Relay when ICT-II Trips.
5.a) ICT-I HV Side current when ICT-II trips =
Amp.
5.b) Corresponding HV Side O/C Relay Current = Amp.
5.c) ICT-I HV Side O/C Relay Current as multiple of set value = xIset
6.a) ICT-I HV O/C Operation time when ICT-II trips with TMS 1
Sec.
6.b) Time of operation for ITC-I HV O/C relay with adopted TMS = Unit
7) Whether ICT-I LTS Scheme will operate successfully?
YES UNCERTAIN NO
YES UNCERTAIN NO
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