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    7 1% xz i BOR -7 Bat | 3508 id — / DIFFERENTIAL VOLTAGE RETAY Tyne LABS-1-) ~ METCUBISHE SLACTRIG CORPORATION 3A mRovorION DIFFERENTIAL VOLTAGE RELAY BRN a ‘Type LABS-1-D " Ral 7 SCALE L bey} Pile we Ay “ents aah ae CHANGE 1. INTRODUCTION ‘The Type LABS-1-D relay is a differential voltage reley designed to provide instantaneous bus d{fferential protection, When we condider the external fault, in order to reduce the differential error input, this type relay has large differential Ampedance, 2. SPECIFICATION 2.1 Lowesivt Voltage Unit TABLE I Type LABS-1-D Relay General Application Poe Tame] an ‘Type Style Relay Taps » Note . i AG 50 Ka! B16. ' + PoBy6 | 160 0 —+ 100-180-200-250-300 V | for 5A oT | Ao 60 He | 1 poerr | : \ Luo i wage Fewp oo : | nc 50 | | | ov i aa | BPX-108 ens LA cr | (1) thput Ctreuit (LABS-1-) embined with BPX-10A) Continuous Rating — for 5A CT:150Vs for 1A cT:300v Instantencous Rating, for SA CP:1000V 1 see; for 1A CT:2200¥ 1 sue Inpw. Tmpedance for 5anpere CT:2.5 30; for lanpere CP:5 Kk r TRG yy | Tas 55 RY Mitsupisei ELECTRIC CORPORATION TEPERDUTTAR, VOLTA | [-—aar im ea) e SEE) Re ype TABS 1-b coo Be 4 teain | dor | offictes | reno = | ms - 2 2 iL | Pie 8098 cnt (#) if 4 ze chANGE (2) Contact Capacity ISA +. 0.25 A (induction load) Closing only -.. Opening and closing ....- (3) Indicating Contactor Switeh (TCS) 20,14 - 1A double rating (4) case Type LABS-1-D ; Fig. 5 Type BEX-10A : Fig. 6 2,2 High-Set Current Unit TABIB Tr Tyne !T-3C-D tnet, OC. Relay General Application thumber | Frequeney| Adjustable range | Allowable current Tyee | style (iin) (a) cont (AY| 2 Sec (A) 1-4 CONSTRUCTTON AND OPERATION ‘The internal connection of type BPX-10A Aux. Rox is given in Fig. 1, type TABS-1-D relay is in Fig, 2 and tyne Tf-3¢-D relay is in Fig. 3. Pig. 4 (a) shows the example outer connection of BPX-10A and LABS-1-D namely "Low Set" unit only. Big. 4 {b) snows the example outer connection of BPX-i0A, LABS-1-D and TT-3C-D namely “Low Set® unit and "High Set" unit. In Fig. 4 (a) the differential voltage from parallel connected CT 18 impressed upon tyne TABS-1-P Pus protection relay, through type BPK-10A Aux. Box. 30 ANGLE T 8. MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION RSA en DIPREREMPLAL VOLTAGE RELAY ‘Type LABS-1-n See ot Reem zy Ptt-8098 2 cn7s (7) 4S ae CHANGE In extemal fault, this differential voltage is small, so that relay can't operate, while in internal fault this voltage become large enough to operate relay, because by the large input impedance, the voltage become larger in proportion to CT characteristics. The purpose of the high unit is to provide instantaneous operation (less than two cycles) for extremely severe internal ~ faults. To install or not to install this "Iiigh Set" unit 1s depend on customer's order. 4, SKPTTNOS ANT) CHARACTERTSTICS 4,1 Settings Tr (Rg * Fr) Vg t tao value of Relay : maximum external fault current Rg t d-c resistance of CT secondary Fy 2 restotance of ieads from differential ctreuit of Relay to most distant CT 3 AST | MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION 3 A ROIECTION eam — seers MC CORPORATION DIFFFRENTIAL VOLTAGE RELAY _ bo Wee Grawn_| cet | obbeito | Meoravel Type TABE=1-D EE] 7 mae ~ Ee |. . : free | | i PI-Boos. 3 4 v “Con 4& ae |. cHahce When Relay's tap 1s Vp, Minimum operating current of Relay 1s given by equation (2). @) T min = (q Tex + ty) oN a Number of terminals connected to the Bus Tex Secondary excitation current of the CT at a voltage equal to Vp current in'Relay cireutt at a voltage equal to Vz YR 5 1@ for 5 ACE) Tr” (SQ for Lac?) No: OP ratio 4.2 Combination of CP (1) Saturate voltage of CP : Vp chould be satisfied vo 2 2 %q nt Setting voltage of Relay B Exelting current of oT For necesrary minimum operating current at setting voltage of Relay, exciting current Iex should be kept under the value equation (2). (3) CT ratio Ali terminal's CP ratlo must be same. (4) Common use of oP Common use of C7 is impossthle, 4.3 Characteristics (1) mimtnum onerating voltage ......,.+. less than t10 % of tap value (2) resetting value . seeeseees more than 80 % minimum operating value SRE ASE [ah MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION SINTERENTAN WOLRNOE RAY ae a ~ UTTAL KS tots | olicke| Snot ‘Type LABS eR ep ~ [exe | | | PIL- 8092 “on 4 (3) operating and resetting time operating resetting ... dese than 3 Hr at 260 % input ++ less then 3 He 5. (TEMS 70 BE SPECTFT (HEN ORT ING (1) Bus voltage, grounding system (2) Bus construction, use system (3) Number of terminals (4) Fault, current (maximum external and minimum internal) (5) oP Specification (6) PE fer) fa) ratio of transformation (0) rating vA (ce) class of error (7) 00 operating souree : Ra An Se MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION | nrerEREETAT, VOTTAOE WALAY me oe REL Bd ype LABS~1-D — Ho | Bice | Sree SCALE, ZS b freaR Prte BO4S oy i | | ' i i | i i i | i (a) for 5 ampere ct 1 | i | 1 | i i i “ --e

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