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Rotor-Earth-Fault
Protection
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Generator Protection
Rotor-Earth-Fault Protection
Presenter: Dr. Hans-Joachim Herrmann
PTD PA13
Phone +49 911 433 8266
E-Mail: [email protected]
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Requirement for Rotor Earth Fault Protection
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Rotor
Excitation
system
Earth fault in the rotor
Stator
RE

CE
in case of an earth fault, only small currents flow due to the galvanical isolation
Problem:
Double earth faults and interturn faults as a consequence of an earth fault cause:
• magnetical unbalance (unbalanced forces; violent vibration)
• high currents at the fault location
 Destruction of the Rotor (Generator)
Task: Detection an earth fault already when it starts to build up
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Protection Principle
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Excitation
system
Coupling
Unit
Measuring
Voltage
Source
„Earthing brush “
Principles:
- Incoupling of an AC voltage (50 Hz or 60 Hz)
- Measuring of the earth fault current
- Measuring of the earth fault resistance
Higher
Sensitivity
- Incoupling of low frequency square wave voltage
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Earth Current Criterion
Principle (50 Hz/60Hz - Voltage Injection)
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Connection
on the earthing
brush
L1 L2 L3
>40V
105 4F
IE
IE,Distr.
IE,Fault
If disturbance influence from the excitation is to large
Pick-up limit:
IE,Fault > IE,Dist...
0,75H
Coordinated
resonant circuit to fN
Protection
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Earth Current Measurement
Connection
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Connection on the
phase to phase
voltage
AC Voltage
Source
appr. 42V or
65V
Err.
-
100 V - 125 V AC
105
+
7UM6
4A1
1A3
1A1
2B1
4B1
1B3
1B1
7XR61
3PP1336
Also IEE2
at 7UM62
is
possible
J7
J8
IEE1
105
External resistors
at excitation voltages
> 150 V (circulating current >0,2A)
Documentation for Coupling Device in the Internet
www.siprotec.com
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Gain Characteristic of the R, C, L-Circuit
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Z( 5 0)  1 69 .65
Z( 6 0)  6 9.5 31
Fil terverhal ten Ban dp aß
2000
Impedanz in Ohm
1500
Z( f )
1000
500
0
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
f
Frequenz in Hz
I 
I 
U
ZCoupling  R f
45 V
 27mA
170  1,5 k
Imax approx. 300 mA
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Earth Current Criterion
Protection Settings
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Measuring circuit supervision
Protection with two stages:
I 
I 
U
ZCoupling  R f
ZCouplingl(50Hz) = 400
45 V
 23mA
400  1,5 k
ZCouplingl(60Hz) = 335
Imax ca. 100 mA
(voltage source decreases a little bit )
Note: Coupling impedance only with R and C
Finally setting during commissioning
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Earth Current Criterion
Logic
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Calculation of the Fault Resistance RE
(50Hz/60Hz- Voltage Injection)
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L1 L2 L3
100V
RV
RE
CE
u
Digital
protection
(7UM62)
calculation
of RE
CK
L1)
RV
42V
i
CK
1) Recommended
at static excitation
with inject harmonics
(3rd harm.; 6th harm.)
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Calculation Formula of the Fault Resistance RE
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Model:
X*K
R*V
Zers
(1)
(3)
XE
ZMess
RE
2
2

RE XE
RE
XE 

Z ers  R * V 
 j - X *K 2

2
2

RE  XE 2 
RE  XE

R  XE
R,  E
2
RE  X E
2
2
Z
(2) Z Mess  Re Z  j Im Z
 RE Z - R * V
R  XE
X ,  E2
 I m Z - X *K
2
RE  X E
2
(4)
- Im Z - X *K   R Z - R *
X ,2
RE  ,  R, 
V
e
R
Re Z - R * V
2
combining (3) and (4):
Note: RV* and XK* are measured during commissioning
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Earth Fault Resistance Calculation
Logic
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Earth Fault Resistance Calculation
Settings
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Measured during commissioning
Measuring circuit supervision
Measured current can be influenced by disturbances
Correction during primary test,
(in most case the alarm stage is concerned)
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Injection of Square Wave Voltage with Low Frequency
Basic Diagram
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Typical frequency:
1 - 3 Hz
7XR6004
RV
Controlling device
(7XT71)
IE
RV
+
UH
Excitation
-
CE
Ucontrol
RE
RM
RE
RV
UH
RM
CE
Fault resistance
Coupling resistor
Auxiliary supply (  50V)
Measuring shunt resistor
Rotor capacitance
Umeas.
Digital
Protection
(7UM62)
Measuring
transducer
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Injection of Square Wave Voltage
Connection Diagram (7UM62)
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Connection on the
phase to phase
voltage
7UM62
120 V
100 V
110 V
7
7XT71
+
40 k
9
11
27
27
25
Exc. 7XR6004
Control voltage
17
-
40 k
15
Measuring voltage
K13 +
K14
TD1
K15 +
TD2
K16
25
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Injection of Square Wave Voltage with Low Frequency
Basic Principle
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50V
Equivalent circuit:
UH
RV
2
CE
t
- 50V
UH
RE
UM
RM
iE
RV
 20k
2
RM  375 
U H   50V
UM
1,88V
  RV  CE
2
U M  0
RE  
t
UM  RM  iE
- 1,88V
RE  5k
UM
0,75V
UM ~
1
RE
t
- 0,75V
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Sources of Error and Error Compensation
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Influence of field voltage and earth fault location
b) Jumps in the field voltage
a) Earth fault location
a change in the field voltage takes
to jumps in the dc-voltage shifting
Shifting of measuring voltage with
a positive or negative dc voltage
UM
UM
Udc
UM1
UM2
Udc1
UM1
UM2
UM3
Udc = dc voltage shifting
U1 = |UM1 - UM2|
 U2 = |UM2 - UM3|
Solution:
Calculation of the difference voltage
 U = |UM1 - UM2|
Solution:
Block of measuring
at jumps (e.g. U1 = U2)
UM4
Udc2
 U3 = |UM3 - UM4|
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Calculation Formulas
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CE RE
RV
2
UH
RM
UM
Voltage divider:
RV
 RE  RM
UH
2

UM
RM
U

R
RE   H - 1 RM - V
2
 UM 
Algorithm
Filtering:
UM
U1
U1 
U2
UM :  U : 
U1 - U 2
2
Continuity supervision:
Validity requirement
UIK  UIK1
1 8
otherwise U   Uk
8 k 1
1 N
1 N
u
;
U

2
 1,i
 u2,i
N i 1
N i 1
Amplitude-log frequency curve: fA = 800 Hz; N = 64
1
G(f)0.1
0.01
0.001
0
30 60 90 120 150 180210240 270 300
f in Hz
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Logic Diagram Rotor Earth Fault Protection (1-3Hz)
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Rotor Earth Fault Protection (1-3Hz)
Setting Values
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Measuring circuit supervision
Advanced parameter
only visible in DIGSI
If the integrated test function is used,
pick-up value of test resistor
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Connection of the Rotor Earth Fault Protection
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EM
G
RW
RE
(50/60 Hz)
4µF
CE
(1 - 3 Hz)
40k
a) rotating diodes
L+
EX-T
UG
RW
L-
b) separate Exciter
(static excitation)
(50/60 Hz)
4µF
RE
40k
(1 - 3 Hz)
CE
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Generator with Rotating Excitation
Fault Free Condition (Square Wave Principle)
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Chance of charge of
rotor earth capacitance
Disturbances by the
excitation generator
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Generator with Rotating Excitation
Test Condition with a Fault Resistor
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Fault resistor is inverse proportional to the difference voltage
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Parallel Operation of Rotor Earth Fault Protections
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50 Hz principle
1- 3 Hz principle
RV;40k
CK;4µF RK;105
or
7UM61
7UM62
uControl
uMeas.
RV;40k
RE
7UM62
CK;4µF RK;105
iREF
100V
42V
nur
iREF
uREF
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Parallel Operation of Rotor Earth Fault Protections
Measurement with the 50/60 Hz Principle
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Measurement 7UM61 or 7UM62
(RV is earthed for an AC voltage)
Measurement:
measured as a fault resistance
Equivalent circuit:
RK * CK *
RE * :  RE ll
Case 1:
RV
2
RE  
RE * 
RE
RV
(20k)
2
seen from the 7UM6, RV already
is interpreted as a rotor-to-earth
resistance
Case 2:
RV
 20k
2
RE  5k
RE *  4k
alarm stage becomes less sensitive
 open brushes can not be find out
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Parallel Operation of Rotor Earth Fault Protections
Measurement with the Square Wave Principle
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Measurement 7UM62 (1- 3 Hz)
(CK is earthed for a DC voltage)
Equivalent circuit:
Umeas
RV
2
U
2
RM
RE
2CK
(8µF)
 seen from the 7UM6:
high rotor capacitance

 capacitors will not be
completely loaded
 alarm stage becomes less sensitive
(approx. 50k)
 U ~ RE-1
under no-earth-fault conditions
a fault resistance is already measured
 longer measuring time
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