Carrier Aided Protection Scheme
PUTT (Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip):
POTT (Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip):
·????????Applicable for only series compensated transmission line.
·????????Carrier Send = Zone 2 pickup
·????????Carrier Receive + Zone 2 Pickup = Instantaneous Trip
BOP (Blocking Overreach Protection) / DCB (Direction Comparison Blocking):
·????????Carrier Send = Zone 4 pickup
·????????Carrier Not Receive + Zone 2 Pickup = Trip @ T2 time (Zone - 2 time)
For a fault (F1):
CB1=Zone -2 pickup ( Forward Zone )
CB2=Zone -4 pickup ( Reverse Zone )
CB3=Zone -1 pickup ( Forward Zone )
CB4=Zone -2 pickup ( Forward Zone )
CB2 send carrier to CB1?So CB1 Tripping is blocked. (Unnecessary Tripping is eliminated)
DCUB (Direction Comparison Unblocking):
·????????It is accompanied with POTT Scheme.
·????????For implementing Unblocking logic in a system , FSK ( Frequency Shift Keying ) feature is needed.
·????????It uses two frequency to maintain the protection system . They are
1.??????Guard Signal (Blocking Frequency)
2.??????Permissive Signal ( Trip Frequency)
Frequency Shift Keying under Normal condition – Guard Frequency is send/received.
Frequency Shift Keying under Abnormal condition – Unblock or Trip Frequency is send/received.
When a relay on both ends of the line shifts to unblocking frequency from blocking frequency then only tripped (DCUB Employed)
Guard/Trip Frequencies are specified by the utilities such that no two lines in the system has the same frequency.
Case 1:
·????????CB1 is in guard mode.
·????????Abnormal condition because of F1.
·????????Trips in Z1 Time.
·????????CB2 is in guard mode
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·????????Abnormal condition because of F1.
·????????Trips in Z1 Time.
Case 2:
·????????Source impedance of line is high. SIR > 4.
·????????Zone fault impedance will be very less than actual impedance, overreach occurs.(POTT Employed )
·????????CB1 is in guard mode
·????????Abnormal condition sensed because of F1.
·????????FSK removes guard signal
·????????POTT Enabled
·????????Zone -2 Pickup = Carrier Send
·????????CB2 Unblocking Frequency received
·????????Similarly for CB2.
Case 3:
·????????CB1 is in guard mode
·????????Communication Channel got failed
·????????Guard Signal removed automatically
·????????Unblocking window enabled
·????????Internal Permissive Receive Enabled.
Case 1: (Within 150 ms) if a Fault F1 experienced, the below logic employed.
·????????Case 2: (After 150 ms) if a Fault F1 experienced, Zone -2 Operates in Zone 2 Time delay.
Similarly for CB2.
The main advantage of DCUB is Carrier aided scheme remains active for certain few milliseconds even after the communication channel got failed.
Weak Infeed & Echo Logic:
Weak Infeed Trip Condition:
Echo Logic:
Senior Manager - Electrical Design, Solar at Bright Night Power.
3 年I understand in case 3 i.e. signaling channel failure case "carrier received" is a typo for the tripping logic as any permissive channel received is not possible in case of channel failure. In fact if signaling channel fails guard signal will be lost as well as there won't be any carrier received signal, which is when unblocking logic activates & tripping occurs in the 150ms window in case of any fault being sensed by the local relays. The same unblocking principle applies when any line fault occurs which may attenuate the carrier received signal & shifts the guard frequency as well.
Power System Engineer (5+ years)/Substation Testing and Commissioning Engineer (9+ years)
3 年Good Work Mr.Karthick !
Electrical Engineer, *PE, Power Delivery-III ENGINEERING OP's/TRANSMISSION COORDINATION
3 年Informative !