EP0243412A1 - Poste a declenchement interdependant - Google Patents

Poste a declenchement interdependant

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EP0243412A1
EP0243412A1 EP86906242A EP86906242A EP0243412A1 EP 0243412 A1 EP0243412 A1 EP 0243412A1 EP 86906242 A EP86906242 A EP 86906242A EP 86906242 A EP86906242 A EP 86906242A EP 0243412 A1 EP0243412 A1 EP 0243412A1
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station
supervision
voltage
intertrip
relay
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EP0243412A4 (fr
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Ronald James Coomer
Ah Loy Hoi
John Walton Robinson
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South East Queensland Electricity Board
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02H—EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS
    • H02H3/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection
    • H02H3/26—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection responsive to difference between voltages or between currents; responsive to phase angle between voltages or between currents
    • H02H3/28—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection responsive to difference between voltages or between currents; responsive to phase angle between voltages or between currents involving comparison of the voltage or current values at two spaced portions of a single system, e.g. at opposite ends of one line, at input and output of apparatus
    • H02H3/30—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection responsive to difference between voltages or between currents; responsive to phase angle between voltages or between currents involving comparison of the voltage or current values at two spaced portions of a single system, e.g. at opposite ends of one line, at input and output of apparatus using pilot wires or other signalling channel
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02H—EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS
    • H02H7/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements specially adapted for specific types of electric machines or apparatus or for sectionalised protection of cable or line systems, and effecting automatic switching in the event of an undesired change from normal working conditions
    • H02H7/26—Sectionalised protection of cable or line systems, e.g. for disconnecting a section on which a short-circuit, earth fault, or arc discharge has occured
    • H02H7/261—Sectionalised protection of cable or line systems, e.g. for disconnecting a section on which a short-circuit, earth fault, or arc discharge has occured involving signal transmission between at least two stations
    • H02H7/262—Sectionalised protection of cable or line systems, e.g. for disconnecting a section on which a short-circuit, earth fault, or arc discharge has occured involving signal transmission between at least two stations involving transmissions of switching or blocking orders
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01F—MAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
    • H01F19/00—Fixed transformers or mutual inductances of the signal type
    • H01F19/04—Transformers or mutual inductances suitable for handling frequencies considerably beyond the audio range
    • H01F19/08—Transformers having magnetic bias, e.g. for handling pulses
    • H01F2019/085—Transformer for galvanic isolation

Definitions

  • the invention relates to an intertripping system, an intertripping station, a transformer construction and method of controlling and supervising a plurality of intertripping stations.
  • the invention is particularly suitable for . providing interconnected control and supervision between a number of stations.
  • the invention is particularly suitable for use in the protection of power system networks and othe applications where isolated intertripping is required.
  • SUBSTITUTESHEET terminal and other remote terminals were coupled in series with one another and to the one remote terminal. Such systems were nqt reliable since a fault in one remote 5 terminal of the series would render all subsequent remote terminals of the series ineffective.
  • SUBSTITUTESHEET n er r pp ng s a on including output means for outputting either a supervision signal or an intertrip signal, said intertrip signal being of a level higher than the level of the supervision signal 5 isolation means between the output means and a bus onto which the signal may be supplied, a supervision sensor for determining the presence of the supervision signal and for providing an alarm in the absence of that signal, an intertrip signal sender for enabling the intertrip signal t
  • the system of the invention includes one master j c station and at least one remote station, two way communication being possible between the master station and the remote station(s) , said master station being capable of transmitting a supervision signal onto a bus and able to raise an alarm if the supervision signal is absent or of a ⁇ magnitude lower than a predetermined level, the remote station(s) being capable of transmitting their own supervision signal onto the bus of an order of magnitude lower than the master supervision signal and able to raise an alarm if the remote supervision signal is absent or belo a predetermined level whereby the master station or any one of the remote stations may apply an intertrip signal onto the bus to cause the other of the master station and the
  • the master station includes output means for outputting either a supervision signal or a trip signal level. These signals may be voltages.
  • the trip Voltage level is substantially higher than the supervision voltage level. It is preferred that the supervision voltage be about 20 VDC and that the trip voltage be an order of magnitude higher. Preferably, the trip voltage level is about 120 VDC or greater. It should be appreciated that both these voltages are arbitrary and all that is necessary is that the trip voltage lev.el be substantially greater than the other voltage level.
  • the master station output means provides a degree of electrical isolation between the bus previously referred to and the remainder of the station.
  • isolation means is employed between the bus and the output means.
  • the isolation means may be provided by any suitable means capable of providing effective isolation against high voltages in the power system network. Typically isolation. against 15KV is necessary.
  • a pulse transformer is employed interposed between the output means and the bus. Pulse transformers are capable of working in various modes including forward and flyback modes. It is particularly preferred that a flyback pulse transformer be employed.
  • the output means of the master station may output two distinct voltage levels. In one
  • the converter may be made adjustable such that the magnitude of the two voltage levels may be adjusted as required, in one embodiment -the converter includes a pulse width 5 modulator which, together with the pulse transformer can provide the two output voltage levels referred to.
  • the master station includes a supervision sensor.
  • the supervision sensor determines whether the supervision signal is being applied to the bus. In the absence of this 10 signal the master station may provide an alarm.
  • the supervision sensor preferably provides a high degree of electrical isolation between the bus and the remainder of • the station. Preferably a reed relay is employed although isolation may be achieved in any other suitable way. 25 Optical isolation or other magnetic field sensors may be used for example.
  • the master station includes a trip sensor.
  • the trip sensor detects when an intertrip signal is impressed o applied to the bus and the station is responsive to provide 2 Q a trip control function for the master station.
  • the trip sensor preferably provides a high degree of isolation between the bus and the remainder of the station.
  • a reed relay is employed although isolation may be achieved in any other suitable way.
  • the master station includes an intertrip signal sender. The signal sender may be operative to ensure that the master station outputs, onto the bus, an intertrip
  • slave station(s) provide an intertrip output to a protection/intertrip panel whereby the power network may be suitably controlled.
  • the master station may include a sensor to ensure that should the output means not function to output a supervision signal an alarm may be raised.
  • the sensor may compare a signal derived from the output means with a reference level. An alarm may be raised responsive to that 0 comparison.
  • the output means includes a transformer the sensor may establish a signal proportional to the current in the primary winding of the transformer and
  • the slave or remote stations may be constructed essentially the same as the master station but adapted to output a supervision signal different from the supervision signal put out by the master station.
  • the supervision signals are voltages the remote station signal is of a lower level than the master station supervision signal.
  • the Q remaining features of the remote station may be the same as that for the master station.
  • the communication method used between a master station and one or more remote stations or slaves includes outputting a supervision signal onto a bus common to the master station and the or each remote station; the or each remote station outputting a supervision signal; the supervision signals enabling the master and remote stations
  • SUBSTITUTESHEET further includes applying an intertrip signal onto the bus sensing for the presence of the intertrip signal and causing the master and the remote stations to output a control 5 signal.
  • the method may employ voltage signals whereby the master supervision signal is a higher voltage level than the
  • the intertrip signal is higher in magnitude than the master supervision signal.
  • the method may include sensing that each station is providing a supervision signal. In case of the absence of such a supervision signal an alarm may be raised.
  • the invention includes a pulse transformer construction having core pieces, a prxmary winding wound on 5 a primary former, a secondary winding wound on a secondary former whereby said windings are arranged coaxial with one another and extending around a common part of the core pieces whereby good magnetic coupling and electrical isolation may be achieved between the windings.
  • one of the formers has tracking grooves and ridges.
  • the secondary former which is provided with the tracking grooves and ridges.
  • the secondary former has a coil receiving part about which the secondary winding may be wound.
  • the tracking grooves may be located at each end of the coil receiving part.
  • the former may be substantially cylindrical.
  • the tracking grooves and ridges may form end flanges to the
  • the core pieces have a gap between them to ensure that the transformer may function as a flyback pulse transformer.
  • the gap may be of any suitable size -but preferably is about 0.25mm.
  • the core pieces have a core arm about which the windings may locate.
  • the core pieces each have a plurality of core arms - one either side of a central core arm.
  • the transformer may include one or more station blocks relative to which the ends of the windings may be terminated.
  • the station blocks are mounted to or ⁇ associated with the primary former.
  • the primary former has a winding receiving part about which the primary winding may be wound.
  • the primary winding receiving part is preferably receivable within a bore in the secondary former.
  • this part is cylindrical. It is preferred that the primary former have an end flange which may limit the extent to which the primary winding receiving part may fit within the secondary former.
  • the transformer be encapsulated.
  • a potting compound may be used for this purpose. It is preferred that flashover barriers be present to separate connecting pins or stations of the ends of the windings.
  • Figure 1 is a. block diagram of an intertripping system according to an embodiment of the invention
  • Figure 2 is a detailed schematic diagram of a- station according to an embodiment of the invention
  • FIG. 3 is a detailed circuit diagram of the station shown in figure 2;
  • Figure 4 is an exploded view of a pulse 10 transformer
  • Figures 5a and 5b are front and end views, respectively, of a former used in the transformer of figure * 4;
  • Figure 5c is an elevational view of a former for a 5 reed relay
  • Figure 6a is a sectional view of the transformer taken along line XX of figure 6b;
  • Figure 6b is an elevational view of an assembled transformer
  • _ ⁇ Figure 7 is a detailed circuit diagram of an alternative embodiment of a station to that shown in figure 3.
  • an intertrip system includes a master station 10 coupled by a bus to a remote station or
  • the bus is made up of a bus or two pilot wires Pl
  • SUBSTITUTESHEET 12 does not form part of the invention. Master 10 may be located at a central station or substation and panel 12 is
  • the master 10 has a pulse transformer TR for providing a DC voltage at the secondary winding S.
  • the construction of the transformer TR is such that it functions as a flyback pulse transformer which is particularly suitable for use with the operation of the remainder of the
  • Diode Dl is part of the construction necessary for this type of transformer function.
  • Reed relays l and K2 are coupled in series with zener diode Zl and extend across the secondary winding through diode Dl.
  • the transformer comprises 100 turn primary winding P of 0.25mm wire wound in a single layer and a secondary winding S of 180 turns 0.25i-ir ⁇ wire in two layers.
  • Relay Kl may have 25000 turns of 0.055mm wire, 20-25 ampere-turns sensitivity with a pick up at 20V and drop off at 18V.
  • Relay K2 may have 3800 turn of 0.112mm wire with 20-25 ampere-turns sensitivity with a pick up at 90V and drop off at 55V.
  • Zener diode Zl is placed in series with relay K2 to reduce the differential between the Kl, K2 are constructed to give good isolation at 15KV between the windings and their respective contacts.
  • the master 10 has an 5 -intertrip receive relay K3, an intertrip send relay K4 and an intertrip faulty alarm relay K5.
  • a source of DC power is supplied to DC supply j_ terminals.
  • the supply voltages may be either 32VDC nominal (range 26 to 36VDC) or 110VDC nominal (range 88 to 121VDC) .
  • suitable resistors Rl, R2, R19 and R2O may be placed in series with relays K3, zener diode Z2, relay K5 and relay K4 respectively.
  • Resistor R2 may be chosen as 820 ohm 5W for 32 VDC and 4K ohm 1W for 110 VDC.
  • Resistors Rl, R19 and R20 5 are not present for the lower nominal voltage and are of a selected value for the higher voltage to ensure continuous operation at this voltage.
  • Each relay K3, K4, K5. has two sets of contacts associated with it.
  • Relay K3 and K4 each have two normally open contacts whilst K5 has two normally Q closed contacts.
  • Each master 10 has a supervising link Ll in series with variable resistor VR1.
  • a slave 11 is constructed in the same fashion as a master except link Ll is not present and resistor VR1 is not necessary.
  • Diode Dl protects the transformer in the case of surges or inadvertant polarity reversal on pilot lines Pl, P2.
  • Suppressor SI may comprise a metal oxide varistor or non-linear resistor.
  • Diode D2 provides for reverse polarity protection and has its anode connected to station V+.
  • Relay K3 is connected in series with a normally open contact of relay K2 and that series connection extends between V+ and V-.
  • a flywheel or back emf protection diode D3 is connected across relay K3.
  • resistor Rl is chosen or is optional depending upon the magnitude of the--supply voltage.
  • Capacitor Cl acts as a filter. 5
  • PWM pulse width modulator
  • Capacitor Cl acts as a filter. 5
  • PWM pulse width modulator
  • Capacitor Cl acts as a filter. 5
  • PWM pulse width modulator
  • Capacitor Cl acts as a filter. 5
  • PWM pulse width modulator
  • the frequency is determined by C2 and the resultant value of VRl plus R5 in parallel with R4.
  • the resistors have relative values such that when R4, C2 determines the frequency a low output voltage to be applied to the pilots - this would occur when the station is a slave and enables the slave to supervise itself for establishing whether it is functioning correctly. With the contacts of relay K4 closed
  • resistors are chosen to enable a voltage of an order of magnitude lower than the intertrip signal to be applied to the pilots - that is, the supervision signal.
  • These three voltages may for example be about 2VDC, about 20 VDC and about 120 VDC. These values are arbitrary Q and the high voltage (i.e. 120 VDC) just needs to be appreciably higher than the supervision signal (20 VDC) to ensure that if one slave loses communication with the master . and the impedance seen by the master changes the resultant increase over the supervision signal magnitude is not recognised as an intertrip signal. If it were the remaining
  • the output at pin 14 of PWM is a pulse train of a particular frequency and is applied to amplifying circuit comprising Ql, Q2.
  • Resistor R8 is a biasing resistor for the amplifier.
  • a pulse at the gate electrode of FET 1 causes it to conduct. This enables a current to flow through the primary of transformer TR and a voltage appears at the secondary of the transformer. This flow of current causes the potential across R10 to increase in a substantially ramp like fashion. When this potential reaches a predetermined level a feedback signal is applied
  • the circuit is such that capacitor C3 is -discharged 5 by then.
  • the voltage appearing at the collector of FET 1 is such that when the FET 1 is correctly functioning the voltage is a pulsating one.
  • This pulsating voltage is stored in capacitor C5 via resistor R9, capacitor C4 and is 0 applied to the non-inverting input of comparator A2.
  • Comparator A2 compares this voltage with a reference voltage provided by divider network R13, R14. When the voltage at • the non-inverting input is higher than this reference the comparator A2 provides a high level output to ensure transistor Q4 conducts. Thus, provided relay Kl is energised and its normally open contact is closed, relay K5 is energised and its normally closed contacts are held open. This ensures that an "intertrip faulty" alarm is not generated by not allowing the contacts of K5 to return to Q their normally closed state. If energy is not being transferred to the secondary of the transformer TR the flyback voltage at the primary becomes large and metal oxide varistor S3 conducts and limits the voltage across the FET 1 to protect it from damage. Also transistor Q3 is turned on to apply a low voltage to the inverting input of comparator Al and to the non-inverting input of A2. The output of A2 goes low., The output of Al goes high and the LED does not . illuminate.
  • Resistor R15 is a load resistor for the LED and resistor R16 is a biasing resistor for Q4.
  • Diode D5 is a flywheel diode for relay K5.
  • Resistor Rll is a bleed resistor to discharge capacitor C5 and R12 is a bias resistor for Q3. Should the supervision voltage not be on the pilots relay Kl is not energized and its normally open contact will be in its open position and relay K5 will not energize and . the "intertrip faulty" alarm is provided.
  • a master station The operation of a master station is as follows. With power on and energy being transferred to the secondary of transformer TR capacitor C2 and resistors VRl and R5 in parallel with R4 determine the frequency of operation of the PWM and hence the voltage applied to the pilots Pl, P2. When the station is functioning correctly and in the supervisory mode 20VDC is applied to the pilots, relays Kl, K5 are energized and LED is illuminated. If it is desired that the master station produce an intertrip signal to output an appropriate signal to its protection intertrip panel relay K4 is energised. This ensures that R6, C2 control the frequency of the output of the PWM and the 120 VDC intertrip signal is applied to the pilots. The magnitude of this voltage is sufficient to operate reed • re n ser es w re ay
  • K3 is closed to energize K3. This closes the normally open contacts of K3 to provide appropriate control at the protection/intertrip panel of the master. 5 Similarly reed relays K2 of each slave also * operates in the same fashion and K3 of the slave provides an appropriate control signal at the associated protection/intertrip panel of the slave.
  • a slave is similar in construction and operation to a master except that link Ll is in the position shown in figure 3 and VRl and R5 have no effect. The slave normally outputs 2VDC to the pilot and this enables the slave to check its own operation to ensure that energy is being transferred to the secondary of the transformer. This occurs in an identical fashion to that in the master.
  • a transformer is illustrated in exploded form in
  • the transformer has two core pieces 30, 31.
  • Piece 30 has two arms 30a, 30b plus a central arm.
  • a core former 34 has station blocks 34a in which the primary and- secondary winding may be terminated relative to pins 35 and 35a - respectively.
  • the former has a spool 34b having a circular end face member and an extending cylindrical part about which the primary P may be wound.
  • Core piece 30 locates between station blocks 34a.
  • the transformer includes a bobbin 36 about which the secondary S is wound.
  • the bobbin 36 has a central bore 40 (see figure 5b) within which the cylindrical part of
  • former 34b (figure 4) locates.- In this way the windings are closely adjacent one another and in fact coaxial. This enables good coupling between the windings to be achieved.
  • the construction of bobbin 36 is such that it enables this coupling to be effected whilst still affording excellent electrical isolation between the windings.
  • the bobbin has tracking ridges 37, 39 and groove 38 at each of its ends to ensure that a large tracking distance is present between the windings to provide good isolation between them. This assists in the applicability for use of the transformer in high tension applications.
  • the transformer may be used where 15KV isolation is required. Thus, should a fault occur at the primary and 15KV be impressed on it the secondary will be suitably isolated from this fault.
  • the bobbin 36 is made from a . material which provides good electrical insulation between the windings whilst still allowing them to be closely adjacent for coupling purposes.
  • a suitable material is DELRON ACETAL whilst any equivalant or substitute may be 5 employed.
  • FIG. 6a and 6b show views of an assembled 0 transformer encapsulated as shown at 62 in a potting compound which may be cast about the transformer in a • suitable mould.
  • Pins 35 project outwardly from the - assembled transformer and flashover barriers 64 are provided between the pins for electrical insulation and isolation 5 between the pins.
  • the core pieces 30, 31 are assembled to provide a gap 60 between them. This gap is necessary to ensure that the transformer operates in the flyback mode. Typically, the gap is about 0.25 mm.
  • Insulating spacers 61 ensure that core piece 31 is suitably spaced for the Q encapsulating step.
  • Fixing nuts 63 are positioned during or before encapsulation and enable the completed transformer to be suitably mounted in use.
  • the primary winding may comprise 100 turns of 0.25mm wire in a single layer.
  • the secondary winding may comprise two layers of 0.25mm wire and 180 turns. Insulating material such as terylene tape may be applied between the layers of the secondary winding.
  • SUBSTITUTE SHEET encapsulating material may comprise ARALDITE LC177 resin and LC170 hardener.
  • the flyback pulse transformer may"have its secondary short circuited without damage.
  • Figure ⁇ 5c shows an embodiment of a bobbin 50 for the reed relays Kl, K2.
  • the bobbin has a spool portion 52 with a stem 52a about which the coil of the relay may be wound. End cap 53 and head portion 54 are located adjacent opposite ends of spool portion 52. Grooves 56 are present in cap 53 and head portion 54 and assist in the location of a sleeve (not shown) which may be placed over the bobbin 50,.
  • the bobbin has a central bore 51 within which the switching component or reed of the reed relay is inserted.
  • the reed may be an Email miniature reed, catalogue number 2725.
  • Figure 7 is an alternative embodiment to that shown in' figure 3.
  • the following components which are present in figure 3 have been eliminated relay Kl plus its contacts
  • resistors VRl, R5 and R17 diode Zl resistors VRl, R5 and R17 diode Zl.
  • Figure 7 employs a linear magnetic field sensor FS which preferably is a low temperature drift type and may be a SIEMENS SAS 231W or equivalent. Sensor FS is closely coupled with relay K2 and is able to sense the magnitude of the pilot supervision
  • SUBSTITUTESHEET • voltage.
  • Sensor FS is associated with comparator A3 which derives its inputs from a reference and from the sensor and A3 provides at output B a low level signal when the signal detected across -the pilots Tl, T2 is less than the
  • Resistor R24 is in series with relay K2 and it together with capacitor C7 provide additional filtering. This filtering allows fastener intertripping between • stations for the same noise immunity as the circuit of figure 3.
  • the sensor FS also provides a method of regulating the pilot supervision voltage injected onto the pilots by the master station and removes the need to adjust the pilot supervision voltage in the field by adjusting VRl of figure 3.
  • Resistor R22 limits the range of control of the
  • Resistor VR3 sets the operation threshold of sensor FS and VRS is an offset adjuster.
  • the sensor FS could also be used to sense and regulate the trip
  • the output voltage applied to the pilots is proportional to the square of the pulse frequency of the PWM and thus for a low voltage as is required for supervision the operating frequency is low. This assures a large mean time between failure.
  • an intertrip signal can be generated by one station to control the production of trip signals at that station and other stations when there is a supply voltage, when pulses are applied to FETl, when energy is transferred to the secondary of the transformer and when the supervision voltage is . s not present an "alarm intertrip faulty" signal is generated to pass an appropriate alarm signal to the or all protection/intertrip panel 13.

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Abstract

Poste à déclenchement interdépendant (10) d'un système de déclenchement interdépendant servant à la protection des réseaux d'alimentation de puissance et à d'autres applications où des déclenchements interdépendants isolés sont requis. Le poste est équipé de moyens de sortie (10a) pour fournir soit un signal de surveillance soit un signal de déclenchement interdépendant sur la barre omnibus du circuit de pilotage. Le signal de déclenchement interdépendant est d'un niveau supérieur à celui du signal de surveillance, et des moyens d'isolation (TR) sont prévus entre les moyens de sortie et la barre omnibus. Le poste comporte un capteur de surveillance (K1) pour détecter la présence d'un signal de surveillance et pour fournir une alarme (4, 5) en l'absence de ce signal. Un émetteur de signal de déclenchement interdépendant (K4) est également fourni pour permettre aux moyens de sortie de fournir un signal de déclenchement interdépendant, et le poste comporte également un capteur de déclenchement (K2) pour détecter la présence d'un signal de déclenchement interdépendant sur la barre omnibus et pour fournir une fonction de commande de déclenchement au niveau du poste.
EP19860906242 1985-10-31 1986-10-30 Poste a declenchement interdependant. Withdrawn EP0243412A4 (fr)

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