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It the first reclosing interval is one second, we would use the following relation fora fault-curent magnitude oF ‘5000 amperes: Telt= T+ CNX TNT =TN4 9a TN Where TN = 40 (Nth or last fault timing occurs on TL.2) TN+1 = 076 (next-to-last or rt faut timing occurs on INST curve. We mustthen evaluate whetherthe total reclosing eyeie ‘would cause a cumulative heating eftect suthcient to blow. {he fuse. Since the actual open time varies withthe facit timing, this must be done on a point-by-point basis, asin the following examples. Example 1 (INST ~ 15 ~ 45 Reelesing Sequence) ‘11200 Amperes. ‘stfault timing = 8 seconds for. L.2. Istreciosing interval =_5 seconds. ‘reset curing interval = 5. (100) ~ 5%. 10 ‘2nd fault timing = (05)(6)= 3 second for TL. 2 2nd reclosing interval = 15.8 Sseconds = 14.2 seconds, 10, Tota fuse cooing accurs after 2nd reclosing interval ‘Tol = 9+ 1.0(6)~ 6.3 seconds ‘At 2000 Ampores Istfault timing = 1.5 seconds for TL. 2 {Istreciosing interval = S seconds {broset during interval = 5% 2nd fault timing = (05) (1.5) ~ 078 seconds for. 2 2nd reclosing interval= 15~.S~ O75seconde~ 14-425 seconds: 10, Tota use cooting occur er 2nd reclosing interval. Tell = 075+ 1.0(1.8)= 1.575 seconds ‘819000 Ampores {stfaulttiming = 08 seconds for. 7. setting of 10 ‘disk ravel = 05 (100) = 12.86% (Although rectosing 7 lay tipped on instantaneous, ‘isk travels until reciosing occurs) S seconde, (5)(100)= 5%, 70 Not travel = 12.86 - 5 = 7 Box, {Bnd fault timing =(7)(1 ~ 0786) = 645 seconds for TL Jstreciosing interval ‘reset during Interval 2nd reclosing interval seconds; 10, Tal fuse cooling occurs after 2nd reclosing interval Tel = 645 + 1.0(08) = 735 seconds, ‘818000 amperes {saul timing — 075 seconds for setting ol 10 Disk travel = (.075) (100) = 18.75%. ° 15.649 ~.7 seconds = 19.655 strectosing interval, ‘Sreset during interval S seconds. (5)(100) = 53, 10 120 Net ravel= 18.75 - 5 = 12.75%. 2 fault ming = (4) 1 ~ 1375) 2 345 seconds tor 2ndreclosing interval= 15 ~.345 ~ 5 = 14.156 seconde 10. Total use cooting occurs after 2nd reclosing interval Tell = 345 +'1.0(.075) ~ 42 seconds ‘As can be seen. coordination is assured up tothe marie ‘mum 5000 amperes. In thiscase,n fac, the more proers analysis was somewhat academic. However as shown, the folowing, ifraciosing settings are changod trom instant taneous, 15, nd 45 seconds to 5, 15. and 90 seconds te analysis takes on an entirely ciferent meaning. Example2 ~ 10-20 Reclosing Sequence ‘A11200 amperes Istfaulttiming = 6 seconds for FL 2 {streclosing interval ~ 5 seconds Serasot during interval = 6/10 ~ 60% 2nd fault timing = (§)(6) = 8:0 seconds fort. 2 2nd reciosing interval = 15 5~3~7 seconds, Sreset during interval = 7/10 ~ 70%, Sed taulttiming = 7 (6) = 42 seconds tort. 2 Sid reclosing interval = 20= 4.8735 Seconds, 10 Total fuse cooling occurs after 3rd reclosing interval Telf = 4.2 + 26(3.0) + (26)(48) 6) = 57 seconds. ‘At2000 Amperes ‘st fault timing ~ 1 5 e0eonds for. 2 Istreciosing interval ~ 5 seconds ‘Kreset during interval = 50% 2nd Fault timing = (_5)(1 5) = 75 for TL 2 2nd reclosing interval = 825 seconds ‘Grosot during interval 92.5%. 08 Sra fault timing = 925 (1.5) = 1.3875 seconds for FL 2 Sedreciosing terval =30~ 1.39~9,28~ 75 5~ 13.61 seconds, 10 Tota se cooting occurs aftor 3rd reclosing interval Tell = 1.98 + 0975) + (09)(48)(1.5) ~ 1.52 seconds, ‘At5000 amperes ‘st fault timing = 075 seconds fart. setting of 10 Disktravel (100}= 18.75%. {streclosing interval = 5 seconds. Seeset during interval = 100% 2nd fault timing = 4 seconds 2nd reciosing interval= 15 ~ 5 ~.4 = 9.6 seconds. {breset during interval = 26/10 = 86%, Std fault timing = 96 (4) = 3a seconds, 3rd reclosing interval ~ 30 ~.38= 86~ 4 seconds, 10 Tota fuse cooling occurs after 3rd reciosing interval. Telf = 28 + 094} + (09}(46)(075)= 42 seconds. 9= 1462 Ingeneral, the affects of the reset time of the electro- mechanical relay and the timing characterises of the reclosing relay tend to offset wach other. Thereiore, he ‘more procise cooling-tactor method of coordinetion is Not often required

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