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Annunciation Checker
1 Annunciation Checker
Today's protection relays are able to emit hundreds of different signals and
measured values. Especially during station commissioning it is necessary to
check the correct assignment of signals and measured values to the different
locations. Annunciation Checker enables the user to generate the signals and to
check their correct appearance at the respective locations. It is possible to
prepare the signals in a test document and to adapt them to the actual substation
equipment even during testing.
Figure 1-1:
Annunciation Checker,
overview
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• Test View 1
• Detail View 2
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Report View
The Report View shows the test results. Using the report settings the
appearance of the elements contained in the report can be customized to meet
the user's needs.
Test View
This dialog is used to enter the signals and locations, set the LEDs and expected
states and display the assessment results.
The test module is able to generate up to 9 locations and 200 signals. Moreover,
the course of the test can be viewed in the status display.
Figure 1-2:
Test View 1 2
1 Add signals
2 Add locations
3 Status display
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Detail View
This view is used for the following:
• To predetermine the type of signal to be output at the analog outputs of the
CMC.
The following three selections are available:
Shot Signal output is limited by time or stopped by trigger
condition. Duration and prefault current are
adjustable.
Steady state Continuous signal output.
no output No signal output. It is only possible to define
instructions and pop-up messages.
• To set the magnitude, phase angle and frequency of the analog CMC outputs
required to generate the message.
For this purpose, 9 different set modes are available for selection:
1. Direct (Line-Neutral)
Input of line-neutral voltages, currents and frequencies.
2. Line-Line
Input of line-line voltages, currents and frequencies.
3. Symmetrical Components
Input of positive, negative and zero sequence voltages and currents.
4. Powers
Input of real and reactive powers and line-neutral voltages.
5. Fault Values
Input of fault voltage and fault current.
6. Z-I const.
Input of the fault type and the fault impedances at constant test current.
7. Z-V const.
Input of the fault type and the fault impedances at constant test voltage.
8. Z%-I const.
Input of the fault type and the fault impedances in percent of the tripping
zones at constant test current.
9. Z%-V const.
Input of the fault type and the fault impedances in percent of the tripping
zones at constant test voltage.
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-Q8 -T05
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Figure 1-6:
Annunciation locations Annunciation locations
Protection relay Terminal strip X20 Local control System control room
The following explanation describes the commissioning test for feeder =E01 of
a multifunctional relay using the Annunciation Checker test module with a test
document created in the OMICRON Control Center. Although your specific
application will require some modification, the general procedure still stays the
same.
Commissioning testing of a protection relay requires the following:
- All messages and measured values transmitted from the protection device to
the various annunciation locations.
- All locations where the messages and measured values are displayed.
- The test settings required to generate the corresponding messages and
measured values.
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A detailed description of Test Object and the closely related subject "XRIO" can
be found in section 3 ”Setting up the Test Object” of the "Concept" manual, or in
the online help under the --- Test Object --- entry of the table of contents.
There are two general methods to make the relay parameters available for the
test system:
1. Defining the test object data in the test document (global declaration).
2. Defining the test object data in each single test module using P A R A M E T E R S
| TEST OBJECT.
The first method should be used if several tests are performed for one test object
using different test modules. The test object is then automatically available for
all subsequent test modules.
Insert a test object and specify the distance protection parameters. Nominal
values of the relay: In= 1A, Vn = 100V.
- Position the cursor to the beginning of the test document.
- Select the menu item I N S E R T | T E S T O B J E C T .
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Figure 1-7:
General test object
settings
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1 Line length and line angle. The transformer connection settings have
effect on the postfault voltage or current direction.
2 Tolerance limits, required for the comparison of nominal and actual
values.
3 The grounding factor is used for the simulation of single-pole faults. Its
definition varies between the different relay manufacturers.
4 Used for relays that consider the arc resistance for the modelling.
5 Display of impedances as primary values.
6 Voltage correction if the impedances are related to the relay's nominal
current of 5A.
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2. Edit the pick-up and drop-off characteristics of the protection device in the
Zone Settings tab.
Figure 1-9:
Zone Settings
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3. The new block is now displayed as a subitem of Custom in the tree structure.
4. Highlight the new block in the tree structure and open the block details by
selecting B L O C K | D E T A I L .
Figure 1-11:
Block details: ID and
name
5. Assign a unique ID and a name to the block to allow clear distinction of the
block.
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In the new block you can now create parameters that can be accessed via a link.
6. Create a new parameter in the selected block by selecting P A R A M E T E R |
ADD.
7. Select the data type of the parameter and assign a unique ID.
The data types String, Enumeration, Boolean, Integer and Real are available
for selection. The parameter's data type has to be selected in advance.
However, it can also be changed afterwards.
8. Select P A R A M E T E R | D E T A I L to open the dialog for the parameter details
and enter the name and a description and define the availability and the value
properties.
Figure 1-12:
Parameter details
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Figure 1-14:
Table View of the test
steps
3. Use the Add Signal button to create new messages and enter their names
in the Test Step column.
4. In the LED column enter the number of the LED which is used to indicate the
message.
Comment: One test module allows a maximum of 200 messages.
In the table you can predetermine the expected signal states for the respective
locations.
Figure 1-15:
Table View with
messages and locations
5. Locate the concerning message and location. In their cross-point you can
select or deselect the message using the check box on the very left-hand
side of the column. In the cell right next to the checkbox you can enter the
nominal state of the message expected at the respective location.
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Figure 1-18:
Input fields for voltages
and currents 6
If values are displayed as absolute values, the created link to overcurrent I> is
displayed on gray background.
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4. Click with the right mouse button on the value of Phi Z and select a
predefined angle.
The input field for ITest can be linked to user-defined values.
5. Click with the right mouse button on the current ITest and open the
LinkToXRIO dialog. In the tree structure of this dialog open the branch
"Custom | Special parameters" and then select the defined overcurrent
parameter I>.
6. Enter a factor (e.g. 1.100) for that value and leave the dialog by clicking O K .
Figure 1-22:
LinkToXRIO dialog
If values are displayed as absolute values, the created link to overcurrent I> is
displayed on gray background.
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1 Navigation arrows
2 Instructions area
3 Display of the message (signal under test)
4 Display of the annunciation location
5 Display of expected state
6 Display of actual state (measured value)
7 If checked, the software automatically moves to the next message or
location
8 Buttons for manual test assessment
3. Start the test for the messages by pressing the Shot button.
During the test, the labelling of the "Shot" button changes to "Shot running"
to indicate that the test is currently running.
The assessment buttons are activated after the test step is finished.
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Figure 1-27:
Extract of a test report
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Input data:
110kV system, compensated.
Line:
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Z Line = 0.408 Ω ⁄ km
0
Z Line = 1.12 Ω ⁄ km
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ϕ Line = 72.9°
0
ϕ Line = 78.7°
Length: 50 km
600A
K nI = -------------
1A
110kV
K nV = ----------------
100V
General Parameters
Settings
I nom Line angle RE /RL XE /XL PT location CT grounding
(secondary)
1A 72.9 0.277 0.605 at line dir. line
Tolerances
Time Impedance Current Voltage
relative 1% 5% 5% 5%
absolute 70ms 50mΩ 50mA 5V
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Pick-up
Voltage-controlled overcurrent pick-up
Pick-up value Voltage [V/Vn] Pickup/dropout ratio
I>> [I/In] 1.8 0.8 0.95
I> [I/In] 0.5 0.8 0.95
V
Vn
0.8
I
0.5 2.2 In
Distance protection
Reach:
Z1 = 85% ZLine
Z2 = 120% ZLine
Z3 = 200% ZLine
Z1B = 120% ZLine
RLB = 6 Ω (primary)
→ X/R=1.5
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Directional characteristic
Directional characteristic (cross-polarization)
2nd quadrant 4th quadrant
Angle [°] 120 -22
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Autoreclosure
Test sequence Dead time Reach
Z2
Z1
Z1B
Grounding switch
Manual
close
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