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Protective Electromechanical
Regulating Solid-state
Auto Reclosing Digital (microprocessor-based)
Synchronizing
Current Overcurrent
Voltage Directional
Power Non-directional
Frequency Overvoltage
Temperature Distance
Pressure Differential
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Classification of Relays
General function:
Protective
Regulating
Auto Reclosing
Synchronizing
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Classification of Relays
General function:
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Classification of Relays
General function:
Protective
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Classification of Relays
General function:
Protective
Regulating
Relays used to automatically reclose electrically
Auto Reclosing operated circuit breakers. They limit the duration of
power failures in many instances where faults clear
Synchronizing themselves quickly. Most reclosing relays attempt to
close a breaker three times before locking it out.
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Classification of Relays
General function:
Protective
Regulating
Synchronizing relay is generally used to permit
Auto Reclosing circuit breaker closing only when the measured
voltage phasors on either side of an open circuit
Synchronizing breaker are within prescribed limits of magnitude,
phase angle and frequency.
Relays of this type are used in energizing or
restoring lines to services after an outage, and in
interconnecting preenergized parts of systems.
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Classification of Relays
Construction:
Electromechanical
Solid-state
Digital (microprocessor-based)
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Classification of Relays
Construction:
Electromechanical
Solid-state
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Classification of Relays
Construction:
Digital (microprocessor-based)
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Electromechanical Relays
Electromagnetic Attraction
Electromagnetic Induction
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Electromagnetic Attraction Relays
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Electromagnetic Attraction Relays
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Electromagnetic Attraction Relays
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Electromagnetic Attraction Relays
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Electromagnetic Induction Relays
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Electromagnetic Induction Relays
Consists of a pivoted aluminum disc placed in two alternating magnetic fields of
the same frequency but displaced in time and space. The torque is produced in
the disc by the interaction of one of the magnetic fields with the currents
induced in the disc by the other.
The two a.c. fluxes φ2 and φ1 differing in phase 1 1max sin t
by an angle α induce e.m.f.s in the disc and
cause the circulation of eddy currents i2 and i1
2 2 max sin t
respectively. These currents lag behind their where φ1 and φ2 are the
respective fluxes by 90. instantaneous values of fluxes and
φ2 leads φ1 by an angle α.
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Electromagnetic Induction Relays
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Electromagnetic Induction Relays
Net force, F F2 F1
2i1 1i2
2 max sin t 1max cos t 1max sin t2 max cost
1max2 max sin t cos t sin t cost
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Electromagnetic Induction Relays
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Electromagnetic induction.mp4
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Electromagnetic Induction Relays
This is known as Ferrari’s principle. This principle says, a torque is produced by two
phase displaced fluxes, which is proportional to the product of their magnitude
and phase displacement between them.
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Electromagnetic Induction Relays
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Induction Relay Types
• Shaded-pole structure
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Induction Relay Types
• Shaded-pole structure
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Induction Relay Types
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Induction Relay Types
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