AS RELAY DIVISION GENERAL INFORMATION RK 623-301 E RER, Slay 1981 “inas ‘ Ealition 1 Replaces RK 795-300 E Reconnectible Ratio Nateli Transformers Type SLCE 12 Multi-Topped Auxiliary Current This Information describes reconnectible multl-tapped auxiliary current transformers type SLCE 12, intended for feeding trans- former differential relays with rated currents | A or 5 As The currents fed to the power transformer ace compared in a transformer differential relay with the currents fed out of the transformer with respect to magnitude and phase angle. To obtain this, auxiliary current transformers usually have to be connected between the differential relay and the main current transformers $0 that the current fed to the relay Is adopted with respect to magnitude and phase angle. By means of different connections of the primary and secondary windings of these auxiliary CT's. optional current ratios in the ratiges 0.65-2.60/1 A, 255-10,1/1 A and 2.83-11.2/3 A are obtained with aa accuracy of the secondary current of maximum. 43% of nominal value. Principles for calculation of suitable Gurrent ratios and standard connection diagrams for the auxiliary transformers arc given in Information RK 626 -101 Figure |. Auxiliory current transformer type SLCE 12. (90141) Pra e11-JUN-2006 U9ib) DESIGN POST463/20KVARDAKANE 0352 T2e2dit “ P.Oe Rk 625-301 E 2 Fimli—e—) E Bog SAGrasar << ah du 5G 1 17% Figure 2. Terminal markings The auxiliary CT's are equipped with three secondary windings connected toa terminal block with six terminals marked 1 to ‘and with two primary windings with intermediate taps connected to a terminal block wlth six terminals marked 7 to 12. The transformers have also a third terminal block with their terminals marked Pl ~ P2, $1 =S2 and to which the external connections should be connected, See fig. 2. The tables 1, 2 and 3 state the Internal connections required to odtaln the right turns ratio and a secondary current of either 1A or 3 A, when the primary current lies within a given range. If the auxillary CT is ordered with a certain ratio, it will be delivered marked and connected for this ratio. SELECTION OF CURRENT RATIO |n some cases, calculation of currents fed to the differential relay gives as 9 result a secondary current for the auxillary Gurrent transformer which is less than 1 A of 3 A, alternatively, Then one can choose a current transformer with rated secondary Current 1A or 5A, respectively, having a current ratio equal to the ratio between the calculated values of the primary current (,) and the secondary currant (1) Fog. Calculated valuest |, = 3.6 A and, = 4.5 A. Choose an auxiliary CT with 5 A secondary current ratio, i X28 gives xen Hence, choose current transformer SLCE 1? according to 4785 040-VS with current ratio 4.0/3 A. Even if the secondary windings of the auxillary CT's in a three phase group will be delta-connected and the desired secondary current is 1/73 A or 5/93 A, auxiliary CT's with rated secon- dary currents | A resp. 5 A can be used,11-JUN-2008 09:52 BURDEN POST463/20KY*ARDAKANE 0352 7222411 P03 RK 625-301 £ 3 E.g Calculated valuest aL Aandtye I Y3A be ditly gives x 2227 Hence, choose current transformer SLCE 12 according to 4785 040-VP with current ratio 2.27/1 A. Maximum permnissible resistance in the wires between the auxili- ary current transformers and the differential relay depends on which saturation factor Is needed. For an arbitrary burden a saturation factor (n) can be calculated according to the following formulat a OMT Bare pee 2d where a= a constant (ohms), which depends on the design of the current transformer and the frequency of the net- work. It is given In Table 1, 2 and 3 at 30 Hz. The value is 20 per cent higher at 60 Hz. b= the impedance of the secondary winding according to Table 1, 2 or 3. = the impedance of the burden (wires and the difteren- tial relay). The rated primary current multiplied by the calculated satur= ation factor gives the rated primary current at which the ratio error is about 10%. This Is valid when the primary current is sinusoidal. At asymmetrical transient currents, the dics component of the current strives to saturate the core at a lower current than the one stated by the saturation factor. The saturation factor should correspond te. the maximuin through-fault current but should not be below 30. Jn caso of @ long time-constant a large throuph-fault current with superimposed dec. component can cause saturation of the auxillary CT's. Then, in order to avoid faulty operation of the differential relay for external fault, it is recommended to connect auxiliary current transformers of the saine design inte each of the secondary current circuits Highest saturation factor is reached when the transformers and the differential relay have a | A rated current.TECHNICAL DATA FD 1703/7 CURVOHRDARANE Rated secondary current Rated current ratios Rated trequency Overload capacity Power consumption Insulation test voltage between primary and secondary windings and between these and earth Maximum connections to terminal block (PL-P2-81-52) Dimension Weight RK 625-301 5 4 lAorsA Reconnectible in 4-6 % steps within each range according te Tables 1-3 2.3 x rated current continuously 13 x rated current for 10 5 75 x rated current for 1 3 According to Tables 1-3 2300 V, 50 Hz 10 mm? 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RKO 32-4 FAL 4 . ta \e Peg ny eed: cs Table | RRL-737-1t ee { Mp wea g VSM 4g Teamslormer SLGE 12 for 1, = 0.65 = 2.60.01, 01 A os™ Catalogue No. 4785 040-VP ms (Gide vines Turns | Connections on | Connections on 2 ly 2 | rower con- primary side be- | secondary side sumption at current ratlo | tween terminals | between terminals Weta | on |n [M 0,630-0,670 | 200/130 | P1-7, 9-10, 12-P2 047 | 1,0 ++, }0,671-9,710 | 200/138 ous | yo Vl oy7ti-0,730 | 200/166 oy2 | 10 £10,731-0,790 | 200/154 0,39 | 40 = 0,791-0,830 | 200/162 042 | tt ——p>¥ Tex «| 4831-0,870 | 200/170 wy | ne. 0,871 200/178 a7 | 2 0,901-0,930 | 170/154 0439 | 1,2 1 - ¥}0,931-0,980 | t7o/i62 Ou? | 12 0,981-1,02 | 170/170 O46 | 1 1,03-1,97 | 170/78 on? | iy 140/154 | Pi-7, 8-10, L1-P2 0,39 160/162 140/170 140/178 100/130 | P1-7, PI-10, 9-P2 100/138 | and 12-P2 100/146 100/158 109/162, 100/170 100/178 1,82-1,91 70/130 | P1-7, P1-10, 8-P2 1,92-2,01 70/33 | and L1-P2 2,02-2,14 7o/ies | O42 2413-2,25 | 70/136 039 | 1,6 ‘i 70/162 O42 | ie 70/170 064 | 16 7 T0768 | ou? | ie | ; 'ae @ constant (ohms), which depends on the design of the H auxillary current transformer and the frequency of the ; AK network, Tho table values are valle for:30 Hz, Tho values bre 20% higher when the frequency Is 60 Hz, 2) b= the Impedance of the secondary windingTable 2 Transtor rmer SLE 12 for}, 2.33-10.1 A, T=tlpal Catalogue No, 4783 040-VR ays Primary Turns | Connections on Connections on 0b 21 power cone Primary side be- | secondary side sumption at current fatio | tween terminals | between termina Weta A Dn} va $oiiao | Riz ain ine [nar fora 50/138 | 60 Joes | a2 50/146 63 Jos | 1,2 50/154 67 Jo,39 | 1,2 50/162 70. |o42 | 18 30/170 1 74 Joe | 14 ql 50/178 77 \047 | 16 + 43/162 | P17, 9-10, 11-p2 70 |002 | 1,4 43/170 7% Jo4a | 16 43/178 77 J047 | 16 L aia tet 422-4398 | 36/154 | PI-7, 8-10, 11-P2 | Stat, 2-52 67 439-461 | 367162 Sl-ly 2-5, 6-52 70 462-4483 | 36/170 Si-ly 2-3, 6-52 % aneso7 | 36/178 Stel, 2-3, 405, 6452 | 77 25/130 | PL-?, Pi-10, 9-62 36 12 25/138 | and |2-P2 60 [ous | i'2 25/146 63 [ou2 | ie 23/134 9 10,39 | 14 25/162 70 Jo,2 | iu ¢ 25/170 ™% Joud | 16 257178 77 Jo47 | 18 Tea | Pig? Ptsto, 8-72 | Si-t, 2-6, 4-5,3-82 | 56 oar 10 18/138 | and 11-P2 Sil, 206, 3-82 60 Joes | 6 13/146 51-1, 2-6, 3-82 63 Joy2 | 16 18/134 Stel, 2-82 67 0,39 | 1,8 | 1/162 S11, 2-5, 6-82 70 Jo2 | ie i 18/170 Sil, 2-3, 4-82 7 Jose | 20 18/178 Sd-ly 2:3, 4-5, 6-82 | 77 foun | 712 pees | b= a constant (ohms), which depends on the design of the auxiliary current transformer and the frequency of the network. The table values are valid for $0 Hz. The values are 20% higher when the frequency Is 60 Hz. the impedance of the secondary windingRK 625-201 E ASSAY 7 Table 3 Transtormer SLCE 12 for I = 283-112 A, 1+ 3A Catalogue No. 4785 040-¥S Primary Turns | Connections on Connections on oy 2 | power cons primary sida bo- | secondary side sumption at current ratlo | tween terminals | between terminals eda A a | n 2,85-2,98 | 62/36 | P17, 9-10, 12-P2 at fo,oue | 1,8 299-314 | 62/38 33 fovout | 18 315-330 | 62/40 Sl, 2-6, 5-82 33 {0,000 | 18 331-348 | 62/42 StI, 2-52 3,6 {0,035 347-362 | 62/44 Stl, 2-5, 6-82 3,8 | 0,040 3,63-3,78 | 62/46 Stal, 2-3, 4-52 40 Joo 3,79-3,91 | 62/48 Slot, 203, 405, 6952 | 4,2 {0,006 33/42 | Pi-7, 9-10, 11-72 | si-t, 2-82 3,6 {0,035 | 2,2 33/44 Sel, 2-5, 6452 3,8 |o,040 | 2,2 53/46 Sil, 2-3, 8-82 4,0 Joos | 2.6 33/48 Stel, 2-3, 8-5, 6-52 | 4,2 [0,006 | 216 uy/y2 18-10, 11-P2 | S11, 2-52 3,6 |0,035 | 2,2 aaa SII, 2-3, 6-52 38 0,040 | 24 44/46 Sil, 2-3, 9-52 40 Jo,ou1 | 26 we Slot, 2-3, 4-3, 6-52 | 42 Jojoue | 28 363-396 | 31/36 | PI-7, PI-10, 9.2 | St-1, 2-6, 6-5, 3-52 | 3,1 [o,ov6 | 2,0 397-628 | 31/38 | and 12-P2 St-1, 2-4, 9-82 33 Joon | 20 629-661 | 31/40 51-1, 2-6, 5-52 35 0,000 | 2.0 662-693 | 31/82 SI-1, 2-82 346 |0,033 | 2.0 6,94-7,25 | 31/04 Sl-l, 2-3, 6-82 3,8 |0,040 | 2,2 7126-757 | 31746 Stel, 203, 4652 0 Jojou | 242 7,38-7,95 | 31/48 Shel, 2-3, 4-8, 6-82 | 412 Joos | 28 7,96-8,40 | 22/36 | PI-7, PL-10, 8-P2 | St-1, 2-6, 4-5, 3-82 | 3,1 |o,006 | 2.2 ayuisas | 22/38 | ano i1-P2 S11, 2-4, 3-82 33 oou) | 22 886-931 | 22/00 Si-ly 2-6 5-82 3,3 [0,040 | 24 9,32-9,70 | 22/02 Sl-l, 2-52 36 [0,033 | 24 | 9,71-1u,2 22/44 St-l, 2-5, 6-52 0,040 | 26 10,21-10,7 | 22/46 Shel, 2-3, 4-52 0 {0,01 | 28 1oj71-11,2 | 22/08 Stl, 2-3, 4-3, 6-82 | 4.2 ]0,0U6 | 28 Has a constant (chins), which depends on the design of the auxiliary current transformer and the frequency of the network, The table values are valid for 50 Hz, The values are 20 % higher when the frequency is 60 Hz, 2)b 2 the Impedance of the secondary windingRK 625-301 E 8 THREE-PHASE AUXILIARY CURRENT TRANSFORMER SET Catalogue No, RK 795 104-AA Figure 3. Three-phase auxillary current transformer set (90142).—5 The auxiliary CT's can be obtained as a set mounted on an apparatus plate, The set includes a terminal block to which external connections are to be made. Internal connections between the termina! block ard the primary and the secondary terminals of the auxiliary CT's are made before the dellvery. Figure To the left the size of the auxiliary current trans- former set on the apparatus plate is stated in modules (C27 mm and S=4445 mm) To the right the connections between the transformers TI ~ T3 and the terininal block (terminals I-12) are shown, Ig t do 9 @ tw i te differential teley a Figure $ Wiring diagram for a three-phase auxillary current transformer set connected Yy% Tp ty Pee 5 P2) S89 3 5ASIEAS DIMENSIONS ; me a a OM) ja ———— RK 625-301 E a, L | Dimensions In mm (inches). Dimensions may be changed without further notices ORDERING PARTICULARS When ordering, state the type designation, the Cat. No. and the current ratlo in the case the auxiliary transformer, Is required with connections made for a certain ratio» when ordering the three-phase aux the Cat. No. and possible current fi y current transformer set fatio for the three included auxiliary transformers should also be stated. Ordering example: fo Type designation — SLCE 12 © Cat. No. 4783 060-VR © Current ratio 303A REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS Calculation and connection guide for suxiliary current transformers for transformer a ditferentia! relays Instruction RK 626-101 E