Installation and Operating Instructions - Crompton Instruments
Installation and Operating Instructions - Crompton Instruments
Installation and Operating Instructions - Crompton Instruments
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TYPE 51 — AC TIME OVER CURRENT<br />
Brief details<br />
The relay will operate (trip) when the signal level on any of the “generator” current inputs is<br />
greater than the selected value. The response time of the relay will be a function of how far<br />
above the selected value the current value is. The relay will return to the “not tripped”<br />
condition (provided that latched operation has not been selected) when all “generator” current<br />
inputs fall below the selected trip.<br />
Parameters<br />
You must specify the following parameters for operation of the time over current relay:<br />
●<br />
The maximum permitted current on any of the current inputs from the “generator”.<br />
●<br />
The required time characteristic (digit identifying the level VS time curve required).<br />
●<br />
The “Time Dial Setting”.<br />
Parameter details<br />
Range of Current Trip point (Trip Point) 5 — 120% of nominal input<br />
Time Curve (Time Curve)<br />
1 (St<strong>and</strong>ard Inverse)<br />
2 (Very Inverse)<br />
3 (Extremely Inverse)<br />
Time Dial Setting Range (Time Dial) 0.1 to 9.9<br />
Time Dial Setting Resolution 0.1<br />
Resolution of curve timebase<br />
100 milliseconds<br />
Accuracy of timing (relative to the ± 5% of ideal + 2 loop times<br />
characteristics described below)<br />
Maximum Input current for which 25 Amps for 5 Amp nominal unit<br />
Time-Current characteristics are valid 5 Amps for 1 Amp nominal unit<br />
Response Time<br />
NOTE: The time-over current function involves many<br />
calculations, which are computationally intensive.<br />
Worst case example: With all 12 relays defined as timeover<br />
current trips, the product loop time can be up<br />
to 150ms.<br />
Note: Measurement accuracy should also be considered when operating at very small over<br />
current levels since the slope of the curve could introduce additional timing errors.<br />
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