This example shows communication-enhanced coordination for a permanent fault.
• All IntelliRupter fault interrupters are closed and coordinated where possible.
See Figure 23.
• IntelliRupter fault interrupters IR3 and IR4 detect the fault and send curve-shift mes-
sages to their source-side neighbors. See Figure 24.
• IR2 and IR3 shift to a slower TCC curve. See Figure 25.
• IR4 trips and locks out after testing is completed.
• IR2 and IR3 change back to the original CEC fast curve. See Figure 28.
CEC Example for a
Permanent Fault
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Figure 24. CEC permanent fault; IR3 and IR4 detect the fault and send a curve-shift message.
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Figure 25. CEC permanent fault; IR2 and IR3 shift to a slower TCC curve.
Figure 26. CEC permanent fault; IR2 and IR3 return to the fast CEC curve.
Figure 23. CEC permanent fault; all IntelliRupter fault interrupters are closed and coordinated.
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Communication Enhanced Coordination