Sepam - HV/MV Protection and control units (ENG) - Trinet

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Terminal identification principlec All the Sepam 2000 connection terminals arelocated on the rear of the device.c The boards included in Sepam 2000 are inserted inthe slots numbered: 1 to 8.c Connections are identified by adding differentmarkings:v slot 1 to 8,v connector A or B,v terminal 1 to 21.Example5A16: slot n°5, connector A, terminal 16.Each connector is used for a group of functionsindicated on the top right:c CE40: auxiliary power supply and communicationoption,c ECMD: current sensor interface (CT),c ESB: circuit breaker control interface,c ESTOR: auxiliary control circuit interface,Rear faceESTOR ESB ECMDECMDCE4021201918171615141312111098765432124-30 48-125 220-250V-DCA21201918171615141312111098765432124-30 48-125 220-250AV-DCBSW2SW1654321BABSW2SW1654321BA4321A+B24-30 48-125 220-250V-DC(optioncommunication)87654321INPUTS ANDOUTPUTSINPUTS ANDOUTPUTSSECONDARYCURRENTINPUTSPRIMARYCURRENTINPUTSPOWER SUPPLYComposition of SepamsSlot 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8Model S35CR CE40 ECMD ECMD — ESB ESTOR — —Use - commissioning2/5
Use - commissioningUse (current operation)EnergizingSepam is energized when operating normally.In the event of re-energizing after a break in theauxiliary power supply, Sepam 2000 automaticallyrestarts according to the following sequence:c Green on and red indicators light up,c Beep (if pocket terminal is connected),c Extinction of the red indicator,c Watchdog contact picks up,c Testing of display:00000000000 then ***********, then -----------Sepam is operational. If the pocket terminal is connected, it displays:pressmenu keyto accessopening menuOperation via the TSM 2001pocket terminalFunction Pocket terminal menu Name Description Range AccuracyPhase currents Special function phase I and I' I1 Primary current measurement 0 to 24In ±1% to InI2I3I'1 Secondary current measurement 0 to 24In ±1% to InI'2I'3Phi1 Measurement of secondary current 0 to 360° ±3° to InPhi2 phase shift with respect to primaryPhi3 currentsResidual current Special function residual I' Io Measurement of secondary neutral 0 to 10Ino ±1% to Inopoint current or secondary residualcurrent, according to the sensor usedDifferential and Special function Id1 Measurement of differential current 0 to 24In ±10%through currents I diff. and I thr. Id2 after resetting phase and amplitude;Id3 in primary AIt1 Measurement of through current after 0 to 24In ±10%It2 resetting phase and amplitude;It3 in primary ATrip Id1 Value of differential current at the 0 to 24In ±10%Trip Id2 time of tripping;Trip Id3 in primary ATrip It1 Value of through current at 0 to 24In ±10%Trip It2 the time of tripping;Trip It3 in primary AThe currents read at the time of tripping are reset by pressing clear.2/6 Use - commissioning
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Protectionand controlSepam rangeSep
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ContentsMetering functionschapter /
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Maximum demand phase currentsOperat
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Residual currentOperationThis opera
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FrequencyOperationThis function giv
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Accumulated real/reactive energyOpe
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Residual voltageOperationThis funct
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Cumulative breaking current and num
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Differential current and through cu
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ContentsProtection functionschapter
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Commissioning, settingCheck:c the c
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Measurement of phase shift with res
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Example of useWhen the current sens
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Commissioning, settingEarth fault c
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Directional earth faultANSI code 67
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Protection detection directionThe n
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Commissioning, settingEarth fault c
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Resistive earth faultANSI codefunct
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Thermal overloadANSI code 49functio
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Cold curvesI/Ib 1.00 1.05 1.10 1.15
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Cold curvesI/Ib 4.80 5.00 5.50 6.00
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Hot curvesI/Ib 1.00 1.05 1.10 1.15
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Commissioning, settingsCheck:c the
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CharacteristicscurvesettingIs set p
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Commissioning, settingsCheck:c the
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Block diagramk1>NstartF421/3I1I2I3I
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Phase undercurrentANSI code 37Block
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0,05IbIsF441/1F441/2F441/3F441/4F44
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CharacteristicsUs set pointsettinga
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Positive sequence undervoltageand p
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Neutral voltage displacementANSI co
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Rate of change of frequency protect
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c Low set point time delayFor good
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OverfrequencyANSI code 81function n
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CharacteristicsdUs set pointrangere
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Percentage-based single-phase overc
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PerformanceThe performance of this
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Block diagramF621/1> 5,5 In&I1I1’
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Commissioning, settingNeutral curre
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AppendixContentschapter / pageappen
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Another practical method: the chart
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Very inverse time curve VIT or LTIt
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Ultra inverse time curve UITt (s)1
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General parameter settingsThe gener
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Protectionand controlSepam rangePro
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Control and monitoring functionsCon
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Open / close controlUseThis functio
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Special featuresc Input I15 (extern
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Open / close matching supervisionAp
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Block diagram: substation - busbar
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Operation counterphase fault trip c
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Load sheddingBlock diagramlogic inp
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IntertrippingBlock diagramprotectio
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ApplicationThis function provides r
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RecloserApplicationDesigned essenti
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IndicationsDisplay messagesList of
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De-excitationBlock diagramde-excita
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OperationA closing request made loc
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Disturbance recording triggeringBlo
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Open / close controlcapacitor bank
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Capacitor controlBlock diagraminten
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ApplicationThis function may be use
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Capacitor unbalanceBlock diagram"RE
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VT supervisionApplicationThis funct
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Remote control and remote annunciat
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Function set-up summary chart (cont
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InstallationContentschapter / pagei
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InstallationEquipment identificatio
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Optional accessoriesTSM 2001 pocket
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Sepam 2000 componentsslot 6 5 4 3 2
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CCA 660 or CCA 650connectorc Open t
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Accessories for CSPcurrent sensorsA
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Use of ACE 907 and AC 908c Connect
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Connection of CSH 120 andCSH 200 co
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Connectionto CT with 1 A secondaryc
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Characteristicsc Accuracy:v amplitu
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Connection of 2 VTsThis arrangement
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InstallationConnection of Pt100 ter
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InstallationConnection of the Jbus/
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General characteristicsCharacterist
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General characteristicsCharacterist
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General characteristicsQualificatio
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General characteristicsPerformance
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General characteristicsEffects of t
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Program logic parameters (customize
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SETTING RECORD SHEETProject: ......
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Sepam 2000 Substationfunction ident
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Status menu parameters (cont’d)me
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InstallationEquipment identificatio
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General characteristicsSepam 2000 l
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General characteristicsDependabilit
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Testingchapitre / pagetestinggenera
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Inhibition of outputsand test param
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TEST SHEET Sepam 2000Project: .....
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Electrical testsAimThe aim of these
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Testing of output effects in rated
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Contentspagepresentation 2connectio
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ImplementationSetting the communica
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Use of remote control bitsThe remot
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Events zoneThe events zone is a tab
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Test zoneThe test zone is a 16-word
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Measurements x 1 zoneThe measuremen
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Compact zoneThe compact zone contai
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Configuration zoneThe configuration
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Jbus data encoding (logical)Format
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I onA V/Hz W/ϕ Wh clear alarm rese
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Description of event codingAn event
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I onO offA V/Hz W/ϕ Wh clear alarm
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Sepam 2000 internal eventsThe inter
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switching of the setting terminal t
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Access to remote settings (cont’d
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Description of settingsData typeThe
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Reading of phase overcurrent protec
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If the master requests more exchang
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eading of block n° 79h of the reco
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Request framethis codeis used to se
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Reading of N words:function 3 or 4T
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Reading of diagnosiscounters: funct
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ExampleForcing of words 0800h to 08
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Protection function testsContentANS
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Measurement and testing methodGener
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Checking of IDMT set point and time
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Voltage restrained overcurrent prot
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Earth fault protectionANSI code 50N
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Percentage-based single-phase overc
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c testing of TOnce the protection a
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examplec angle θo = 0° (see figur
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Checking of protection disengaging
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Setting Adjust = None does not take
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Cold curvesI/Ib 1.85 1.90 1.95 2.00
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Hot curves:t/T1 = f(OL, I/Ib)The fo
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Sensitive earth fault protectionANS
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Ii (% Ib) K10 99.9515 54.5020 35.44
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Testing of number of consecutive co
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Remanent undervoltage protectionANS
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Phase-to-phase overvoltage protecti
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Testing by injection into input A1-
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Underfrequency protectionANSI code8
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Rate of change of frequency protect
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Testing Ps set pointv using single-
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Resistance values as afunction of t
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It/InIs/In0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.
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Checking of the slopeThe slope can
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Protection against circuit breaker
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Testing equipmentMeasurement and te
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Test wiring diagram (cont'd)B2: thr
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Test wiring diagram (cont'd)B8: cur
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TEST SHEET Sepam 2000Project : ....
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Program logic parameters (customize
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Sepam 2000 Busbarsfunction identifi
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Sepam 2000 Generator (cont’d)func
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IDMT protection curvesStandard inve
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Negative sequence/unbalance protect
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