I presented a “Testing Breaker Failure Schemes” paper at the 36th Annual Hands-On Relay School in 2019. Here’s the first part of the paper that will give you a basic introduction to Breaker Failure Schemes: 1. Introduction The power system is a delicate balance between load and generation. We usually
The first draft of the Over-Excitation (24-Element) Chapter is finally complete and off to the editors. We cover the theory and step-by-step testing procedures over 60 pages! You can see all the topics and figures covered at the end of this post. Now I’m ready to start the Synchronizing (25)
I’ll be presenting the “Testing breaker Failure Schemes” open lecture at the 36th Annual Hands-On Relay School this year. I haven’t written anything about Breaker Failure protection before and here’s the synopsis for the paper: “Relay testers who want to test breaker failure (50BF) schemes should understand how 50BF schemes
Usually I try to keep my posts as simple and practical as possible. This post is a little different because I will discuss how I approach all relay testing. Skip this one if you are looking for relay testing steps for a specific element, or skip ahead to the “How
Did you know that a relay connected to, or set with, the incorrect phase rotation can disable its higher level functions? Did you know that the wrong phase rotation can make your relay testing worthless? Did you know you can quickly and easily tell whether the phase rotation is correct
Here is the latest video describing the Permissive Under-Reaching Transfer Trip Communication-Assisted Trip Schemes used in modern distance protection. You can follow along with this animation via the Can You Predict What Happens in a Permissive Over-Reaching Transfer Trip (POTT) Scheme? post found under the Testing handbooks / Book Extras
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