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m
Power (32) Protection
Figure 16-2. Forward and Reverse Pickup Values
Assuming polarity current and voltage connections as shown in Figure 16-1, forward power is defined as
flowing into the Area EPS and reverse power is defined as flowing into the Local EPS. For this
application, the 32 element should be set to trip for minimum underpower in the reverse direction (to the
Local EPS). Therefore, the settings would be Reverse, Under, and 1 watt. To increase sensitivity, mode
selection should be 3 of 3 which requires each phase power to fall below
⅓
of the three-phase power
setting or 0.33 watts. Assume that normal power absorbed by the load is 4 kW in the reverse or negative
direction on our scale. If load is suddenly lost at the industrial plant while the peak shaving generation is
running, power may flow towards the Area EPS depending on the load to generation ratio. What was a
negative 4 kW passes through 0 watts on its way to some positive power level. However, in doing so,
passes through the negative underpower trip threshold of Reverse, Under, 0.33 watts/phase, resulting in
a 32 trip and opening of the intertie circuit breaker. From negative 0.33 to positive infinity, the 32 element
remains in a picked up condition as shown in Figure 16-2. A trip time delay should be included to ensure
that the 32 element does not operate for a transient power condition.
Pickup and Trip
The Pickup output occurs first, followed by the Trip output.
Pickup
The Pickup output occurs when the calculated real power increases above or decreases below the
threshold established by the Pickup setting. In BESTlogic
Plus
, the Pickup output can be connected to
other logic elements to annunciate the condition, control other elements in logic, and start the fault
recorder (logic element FALTTRIG).
Assertion of the Pickup output initiates a definite timer that begins timing to a trip. The duration of the
timer is established by the Time Delay setting. A Time Delay setting of zero (0) makes the 32 element
instantaneous with no intentional time delay.
If the pickup condition subsides before the element delay expires, the timer and Pickup output are reset,
no corrective action is taken, and the element is rearmed for any other occurrences of over/under power.
Trip
The Trip output becomes true if a power pickup condition exists for the duration of the element Time
Delay. In BESTlogic
Plus
, the Trip output can be connected to other logic elements and to a physical relay
output to annunciate the condition and to initiate corrective action. If a target is enabled for the element,
the BE1-11
m
will record a target when the Trip output becomes true. See the
Fault Reporting
chapter for
more information about target reporting.
Element Blocking
Fuse Loss
The fuse loss (60FL) element of the BE1-11
m
can be used to block 32 protection when fuse loss or loss
of potential is detected in a three-phase system.
If the 60FL element trip logic is true and Block Power/Power Factor is enabled, all functions that use
power measurements are blocked. See the
Fuse Loss (60FL)
chapter for more information on the 60FL
function.
Protective elements blocked by 60FL should be set so that trip times are 60 milliseconds or greater to
assure proper coordination of blocking.
Summary of Contents for BE1-11m
Page 8: ...vi 9424200996 Revision History BE1 11m...
Page 12: ...x 9424200996 Contents BE1 11m...
Page 21: ...9424200996 1 9 BE1 11m Introduction Figure 1 1 Style Chart...
Page 22: ...1 10 9424200996 Introduction BE1 11m...
Page 40: ...3 6 9424200996 Controls and Indicators BE1 11m Figure 3 3 Front Panel Display Setup Screen...
Page 54: ...5 6 9424200996 Phase Undervoltage 27P Protection BE1 11m...
Page 56: ...6 2 9424200996 Negative Sequence Voltage 47 Protection BE1 11m...
Page 61: ...9424200996 7 5 BE1 11m Phase Overvoltage 59P Protection Figure 7 3 Overvoltage Settings Screen...
Page 62: ...7 6 9424200996 Phase Overvoltage 59P Protection BE1 11m...
Page 68: ...8 6 9424200996 Auxiliary Overvoltage 59X Protection BE1 11m...
Page 80: ...12 4 9424200996 Instantaneous Overcurrent 50 Protection BE1 11m...
Page 84: ...13 4 9424200996 Breaker Failure 50BF Protection BE1 11m...
Page 92: ...14 8 9424200996 Inverse Overcurrent 51 Protection BE1 11m...
Page 105: ...9424200996 18 3 BE1 11m Power Factor 55 Protection Figure 18 2 Power Factor Settings Screen...
Page 106: ...18 4 9424200996 Power Factor 55 Protection BE1 11m...
Page 110: ...19 4 9424200996 Resistance Temperature Detector 49RTD Protection BE1 11m...
Page 118: ...20 8 9424200996 Thermal Curve 49TC Protection BE1 11m...
Page 122: ...22 2 9424200996 Starts per Time Interval 66 Protection BE1 11m...
Page 124: ...23 2 9424200996 Restart Inhibit Protection BE1 11m...
Page 140: ...28 4 9424200996 Breaker Control Switch 101 BE1 11m...
Page 148: ...29 8 9424200996 Setting Groups BE1 11m...
Page 156: ...30 8 9424200996 Metering BE1 11m Figure 30 11 RTD Meter Screen...
Page 158: ...31 2 9424200996 Digital Points BE1 11m Figure 31 2 Digital Points Monitor Screen...
Page 177: ...9424200996 34 5 BE1 11m Motor Reporting Figure 34 9 Learned Motor Data Screen...
Page 178: ...34 6 9424200996 Motor Reporting BE1 11m...
Page 184: ...35 6 9424200996 Alarms BE1 11m...
Page 186: ...36 2 9424200996 Differential Reporting BE1 11m...
Page 196: ...38 4 9424200996 Demands BE1 11m...
Page 198: ...39 2 9424200996 Load Profile BE1 11m...
Page 208: ...41 6 9424200996 Trip Circuit Monitor 52TCM BE1 11m...
Page 212: ...42 4 9424200996 Fuse Loss 60FL BE1 11m...
Page 218: ...43 6 9424200996 BESTnet Plus BE1 11m Figure 43 8 Power Quality Page...
Page 221: ...9424200996 44 3 BE1 11m Mounting Figure 44 3 Case Side Dimensions...
Page 235: ...9424200996 45 5 BE1 11m Terminals and Connectors Figure 45 7 Example of Reversed CT Polarity...
Page 236: ...45 6 9424200996 Terminals and Connectors BE1 11m...
Page 269: ...9424200996 48 15 BE1 11m BESTlogic Plus Figure 48 4 Logic Page 1 for Default Logic...
Page 288: ...49 10 9424200996 Communication BE1 11m Figure 49 14 Modbus Mapping Screen...
Page 306: ...52 4 9424200996 Device Information BE1 11m...
Page 314: ...53 8 9424200996 Configuration BE1 11m Figure 53 3 Display Units Screen...
Page 318: ...54 4 9424200996 Introduction to Testing BE1 11m...
Page 330: ...56 6 9424200996 Commissioning Testing BE1 11m...
Page 336: ...58 4 9424200996 Phase Undervoltage 27P Test BE1 11m...
Page 340: ...59 4 9424200996 Phase Overvoltage 59P Test BE1 11m...
Page 352: ...60 12 9424200996 Auxiliary Overvoltage 59X Test BE1 11m...
Page 360: ...61 8 9424200996 Frequency 81 Test BE1 11m...
Page 364: ...62 4 9424200996 Instantaneous Undercurrent 37 Test BE1 11m...
Page 376: ...63 12 9424200996 Instantaneous Overcurrent 50 Test BE1 11m...
Page 396: ...65 16 9424200996 Inverse Overcurrent 51 Test BE1 11m...
Page 408: ...67 6 9424200996 Power 32 Test BE1 11m...
Page 412: ...68 4 9424200996 Loss of Excitation Reverse Var Based 40Q Test BE1 11m...
Page 426: ...70 10 9424200996 Thermal Curve 49TC Test BE1 11m...
Page 432: ...72 4 9424200996 Starts per Time Interval 66 Test BE1 11m...
Page 436: ...73 4 9424200996 Restart Inhibit Test BE1 11m...
Page 440: ...74 4 9424200996 Virtual Control Switches 43 Test BE1 11m...
Page 450: ...75 10 9424200996 Logic Timers 62 Test BE1 11m...
Page 464: ...79 8 9424200996 Troubleshooting BE1 11m...
Page 480: ...80 16 9424200996 Specifications BE1 11m...
Page 600: ...84 56 9424200996 Settings Calculation Examples BE1 11m Figure 84 70 Logic Page 4 Part 1...
Page 602: ...84 58 9424200996 Settings Calculation Examples BE1 11m...
Page 608: ...85 6 9424200996 BESTCOMSPlus Settings Loader Tool BE1 11m...
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