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D90
PLUS
LINE DISTANCE PROTECTION SYSTEM – INSTRUCTION MANUAL
THE D90
Plus
DISTANCE ELEMENTS
CHAPTER 15: THEORY OF OPERATION
The limit angle of the comparator is not adjustable and equals 50°. The fault type
characteristic is intended to block ground distance elements during double-line-to-ground
faults.
Zero-sequence directional characteristic
The extra zero-sequence characteristic is achieved by checking the angle between the two
values for the elements shown in the table below. This characteristic applies to ground
distance zones 2 and 3 only.
Table 15-9: Zero-sequence directional characteristic angle calculation parameters
The limit angle of the comparator is not adjustable and equals 90°. The zero-sequence
directional characteristic improves directional integrity for time-delayed operations after
the memory expires.
Overcurrent supervision
The overcurrent supervision function responds to the following currents.
Table 15-10: Overcurrent supervision parameters
Distance element characteristic summary
The following tables summarize the characteristics of the distance elements.
Table 15-11: Directional mho phase distance functions
Table 15-12: Directional mho ground distance functions
Element
Value 1
Value 2
A ground element
I
_0 ×
Z
D
–
V
_0
B ground element
I
_0 ×
Z
D
–
V
_0
C ground element
I
_0 ×
Z
D
–
V
_0
Element
Current
AB phase element
(
I
A
–
I
B
) /
√
3
BC phase element
(
I
B
–
I
C
) /
√
3
CA phase element
(
I
C
–
I
A
) /
√
3
A, B, and C ground elements
3 ×
I
_0
Characteristic
Comparator inputs
Limit angle
Input 1
Input 2
Variable mho
I
×
Z
–
V
V
_1M
Comparator limit
Reactance
I
×
Z
–
V
I
×
Z
Comparator limit
Directional
I
×
Z
D
V
_1M
Directional comparator limit
Characteristic
Comparator inputs
Limit angle
Input 1
Input 2
Variable mho
I
×
Z
–
V
V
_1M
Comparator limit
Reactance
I
×
Z
–
V
I
×
Z
Comparator limit
Directional
I
_0 ×
Z
D
V
_1M
Directional comparator limit
I
_2 ×
Z
D
V
_1M
Directional comparator limit (removed when
3I_0 > overcurrent supervision and I_2 < cutoff)
Fault type
I
_0
I
_2
50° (removed during open pole conditions or
when 3I_0 > overcurrent supervision and
I_2 < cutoff)