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OMICRON PTL
Overcurrent Protection
AREVA MCGG
User Manual
V1.000
Contents
1 General Information
The MCGG overcurrent protection test template is used for testing the overcurrent protection functions of
the AREVA MCGG relay. This template comprehends various modules for testing the most important
overcurrent protection functions. It is designed and configured for use with the AREVA MCGG XRIO
converter which is included in this template. For more information about the converter, see the AREVA
user manual of the MCGG XRIO Converter.
Note: The template is designed and built for the applications of the Test Universe 2.22 software.
Annotations:
• This template is developed particularly for the relay and application specified above.
• The OMICRON PTTs are designed for an experienced OMICRON user. The use of the Test
Universe software, the XRIO technology with LinkToXRIO should be familiar (see
http://www.omicron.at/products/training/ for training information).
7. Click OK.
8. Follow the wiring instructions.
9. Start testing.
10. Evaluate and archive the results.
Note: If higher currents are needed for testing (e.g. relays with Inom = 5 A), the current output
configuration can be adapted (e.g. by setting to 3 x 25 A).
In the Analog Outputs dialog box, the voltage and current outputs have to be routed to the name
variables. The Figure 3 shows the Analog Outputs configuration.
In the Binary / Analog Inputs dialog box, configure the signals as follows:
• 1 trigger signal set to Trip,
• 1 signal for the circuit breaker auxiliary contacts set to CB phase A [52a],
• 1 signal for the circuit breaker auxiliary contacts set to CB phase B [52a],
• 1 signal for the circuit breaker auxiliary contacts set to CB phase C [52a],
Note: The binary inputs are preset to potential free. Change these predefined settings to the values
needed at the test site.
Route the signals configured in the Binary / Analog Inputs dialog box to the following binary inputs:
• Trip to binary input 1
• CB aux. Phase A (52a) to binary input 7
• CB aux. Phase B (52a) to binary input 8
• CB aux. Phase C (52a) to binary input 9
Note: The circuit breaker auxiliary contact is required for the trip test with the circuit breaker. If the circuit
breaker auxiliary contact cannot be connected to the binary inputs, the trip test with the circuit breaker
cannot be performed.
Connection for
GEC MCGG: 42,5x,6x,82
CB Phase C (52a)
CB Phase B (52a)
CB Phase A (52a)
Trip
Figure 5: Connecting the CMC 256plus to the MCGG 42,5x, 6x and 82 relays
Connection for
GEC MCGG 22
CB Phase A (52a)
Trip
Connection for
GEC MCGG: 52,53,82
Earth Fault Tests
Trip
Figure 7: Connecting the CMC 256 the MCGG 52,53 and 82 relays for Earth Fault tests
There are no restrictions on for the hardware. You can use a CMC56, CMC156 or a CMC256 for testing
(The development tests are performed with a CMC256plus).
5 Functional Range
The test modules are grouped according to the tested protection function. The MCGG overcurrent
protection test template includes OMICRON test modules for the following protection functions:
• Pick-up and drop-off of:
Definite time overcurrent protection (50), (50N)
Inverse time overcurrent protection (51), (51N)
• Trip time of:
Definite time overcurrent protection (50), (50N)
Inverse time overcurrent protection (51), (51N)
• Trip time with circuit breaker contacts
Note: Do not only rely on the automatic assessment of test points in the test modules. Check the
plausibility of all test results manually to gain maximum security that all test results are reliable.
7 Template Structure
The structure of the MCGG overcurrent protection test template is shown below.
7.1 Pick-up and Drop-off of IDMT Overcurrent Stages [Phase & Earth Fault]
For testing the pick-up and drop-off values, the OMICRON Ramping test module is used. This module
allows testing the pick-up and drop-off of the overcurrent stage with the lowest pick-up value. Each
module covers the pick-up and drop-off of the overcurrent stage. The following faults are tested:
• Fault in Phase A
• Fault in Phase C
• Earth Fault
7.2 Trip Time of IDMT and DMT Overcurrent Stages [Phase and Earth Fault]
For testing the trip time of the IDMT and DMT overcurrent stages, the OMICRON Overcurrent test module
is used. Every fault case is tested with a separate overcurrent module. The test points are set to 1.15°x°I>
[IDMT], 0.9°x°I>> [DMT] and 1.1°x°I>>. The trip tim es of the following faults are tested:
• Fault in Phase A
• Fault in Phase C
• Earth Fault