PC3, DUBAI RELAYING TO DISTRIBUTION AND Index Volume 4 Index Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6 Volume 2 Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 APPLICATION OF PROTECTIVE SUB-TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS 25" - 29" March 2000 Course Programme Index of Course Notes Relay Nomenclature Guide Overview of Protection Fundamentals Fault Calculations and Power System Analysis (Lecture) Analysis of Unbalanced Faults (Additional Notes) Application of Non-Directional and Directional Overcurrent and Earth-Fault Protection to Feeders, Cables, Transformers and Busbars (Lecture) 'K’ Series Midos Applications (Lecture) Non-Directional Overcurrent and Earth-Fault Protection (Additional Notes) Directional Overcurrent and Earth-Fault Protection (Additional Notes) Pilot Wire Differential Protection:- Principles and Application (Lecture) Pilot Wire Differential Protection (Additional Notes) Transformer and Transformer Feeder Protection Schemes and Application (Lecture) KBCH Differential Protection for Transformers and Generators (Notes) Transformer Protection (Additional Notes) Transformer Protection Application Examples Distance Protection:- Basic Principles, Characteristics, Relays and Application (Lecture) Distance Protection:- Application Examples Distance Protection Schemes and Application (Lecture)Index (continued) Section 4 Section 5 Section 6 Section 7 Section 8 Busbar Protection:- General Principles and Application Examples (Lecture) Busbar Protection (Additional Notes)] MBCZ10 Low Impedance Busbar Protection (Additional Notes) Auto-Reclosing of Feeder Circuits (Lecture) Auto-Reclosing of Feeder Circuits (Additional Notes) Numerical Differential Protection for Feeders:- Operating Principles and Application Current Transformer Requirements for Protection (Lecture) Current Transformer Requirements for Protection (Additional Notes) MiCOM Numerical Protection (Lecture)4. DRAWOUT CASE RELAY NOMENCLATURE POSITION 2nd 3rd / 4th Attracted Armature | Auxiliary B | Balanced Current Buchholz Testing Cc | Curent Induction Cup Carrier D | Differential Induction Disc Directional E | Directional Electronic Earth (Ground) F | Frequency Faults Flag Alarm Indicator G | General Galvanometeristic | General or Generator (Moving Coit) H |- - Harmonic Restraint 1 Directional Current | - Interlocked sf Mixed Types J- Tripping JC - Tripping (Control) JE Tripping (Electrical reset) JH - Tripping (Hand reset) JS - Tripping (Self reset) K Rate of rise of Clock mechanism Check Alarm current Lf. - Load Limiting mM | Manual Magnet (Polarised) | Semaphore nv |- - Negative Sequence ° Oil Pressure/Ohms — | - Out of Step - Loss of synchronization P| Polyphase VA Plug Potential Failure a |- - ‘Alarm R_ | Reactive VAorkVAr | Rectifier Reclosing S| Frequency Slip ‘Synchronous Motor | Synchronising T — | Temperature Static Design Timer or Transformer ul. - Definite Time O/C. Vv | Potential (votts) - Voltage Restraint Ww __| wattsorkKw ‘Weight (gravity) Pilot Wire WA-Interposing W4-Intertripping x | Reactance - ‘Supervisory ‘Admittance - Flashback (backfire) Z| impedance - Zero Sequence Note:- Some relays do not comply with the above nomenclature (ex. AE! and C&H types)