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Switch-onto-fault protection<br />

If switched onto a fault, instantaneous<br />

tripping can be<br />

effected. If the internal control<br />

function is used (local, via<br />

binary input or via serial interface),<br />

the manual closing<br />

function is available without<br />

any additional wiring. If the<br />

control switch is connected to<br />

a circuit-breaker by-passing<br />

the internal control function,<br />

manual detection using a binary<br />

input is implemented.<br />

Busbar protection (Reverse<br />

interlocking)<br />

Binary inputs can be used to<br />

block any of the six current<br />

stages. Parameters are assigned<br />

to decide whether the<br />

input circuit is to operate in<br />

open-circuit or closed-circuit<br />

mode. In this case, reverse interlocking<br />

provides highspeed<br />

busbar protection in radial<br />

or ring power systems<br />

that are opened at one point.<br />

The reverse interlocking principle<br />

is used, for example, in<br />

medium-voltage power systems<br />

<strong>and</strong> in switchgear for<br />

power plants, where a<br />

high-voltage system transformer<br />

feeds a busbar section<br />

with several medium-voltage<br />

outgoing feeders.<br />

Fig. 9 Reverse interlocking<br />

<strong>SIPROTEC</strong> <strong>7SJ602</strong> <strong>Multifunction</strong> <strong>Overcurrent</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Motor</strong> <strong>Protection</strong> Relay<br />

<strong>Protection</strong> Functions<br />

Siemens SIP 3.3 · 2003 7

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