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SCHWEITZER ENGINEERING LABORATORIES, INC. Making Electric Power Safer, More Reliable, and More Economical ® SETS panes vee SEL-121H PHASE DISTANCE RELAY, 7am DIRECTIONAL GROUND RELAY, FAULT LOCATOR DATA SHEET ‘© Uso in pormicsive transfor trip and unblocking protection schemes Current reversal logic provides security for healthy parallel lines Weal-infeed logic permits rapid clearing of both line ends Open breaker echo logic reduces fault clearing time ‘Three zones of phase distance protection provide complete line coverage ‘Multiple residual overcurrent elements give sensitivity for high impedance ground taults ‘Three ground directional polarization methods span variety of system conditions: Switch-onto-fauit logic permits instantaneous tripping for rectosing or line pickup Programmable Mask Logic provides application and testing flexibility Load compensating fault locator reduces line patrolling for improved system reliability Eloven-cycle event report simplifies fault and system analysis Serial communication ports allow local or remote interaction with the relay 2350 NE Hopkins Court + Pullman, WA USA 99163-5603 Tel: (509) 332-1890 Fax: (509) 332-7990 GENERAL DESCRIPTION Use the SEL-12191 Relay in Communication-Based Protection Schemes ‘The SEL-121H relay supports the following communication-based protection schemes: © Permissive Overreaching Transfer Trip (POTT) schemes © Permissive Underreaching Transfer Trip (PUTT) schemes Directional Comparison Unblocking (OCUB) schemes © Direct Underreaching Transfer Trip (DUTT) schemes © Direct Transfer Trip (DTT) schemes Current Reversal Logic In double-ciccuit applications, faults near one end of the line may result in sequential trip of the faulted line, which causes a current reversal in the healthy line. To preserve the security of the healthy line, the SEL-121H relay uses reverse Zone 3 elements and associated logic to ‘block permissive tripping and keying for a short time following the current reversal Weak-Infeed Logic Applying the SEL-121H relay on a weak-source terminal allows you to use the weak-infeed logic to echo the strong-source terminal permissive trip signal. ‘The weak-infeed logic uses a combination of breaker status, reverse Zone 3 elements, and voltage elements to detect a forward fault. You can use the received permissive trip signal to trip the weak source terminal under certain conditions. ‘Open Breaker Echo Logic ‘With the local breaker open, the remote end typically clears faults near the local end in Zone time. With the local breaker open and no reverse Zone 3 elements picked up, the SEL- 1211 relay can echo the permissive trip signal to the remote end and clear Zone 2 faults faster. ‘Three Zones of Phase Distanes Protection ‘The relay has three zones of phase phase mho distance elements with independent timers. Zone 3 elements are reversible. Four zones of three-phase mho distance elements with timers provide protection for three-phase faults. Three-phase elements are memory polarized from a four-cycle filter. Zone 4 provides sensitive switch-onto-fault protection; the Zone 4 clement can alarm for load encroachment. ‘Multiple Residual Overcurrent Elements ‘The relay has three steps of instantaneous/definite-time directional ground overcurrent protection, Zone 3 is reversible, A ground inverse-time overcurrent element is available for sensitive ground fault detection, Four curve shapes are available and the ime-dial is settable in small increments to simplify coordination with downstream protective devices. ‘Three Ground Directional Polarization Methods “The eelay hae sensi eo negative:-seqqtenes, rera-seqqanee voltage, and zere-sequence enerent directional polarization elements to control the ground overcurrent elements. Zero-sequence clerents may be used together to provide dual zero-sequence polarization. ‘Switeh-Onto-Fault Logic Select sensitive elements to trip for a settable time after the breaker closes. Zone 2 faults can be cleared with no time-delay on reclose. A high-set, non-directional phase overcurrent clement can clear close-in, zero-voltage three-phase faults on line pickup. Programmable Mask Logic ‘The SEL-121H relay also has programmable mask logic. Configure the TRIP and auxiliary outputs to operate when any of 32 protective elements and logic outputs pick up. Implement complete protective schemes using a minimum of wiring and panel space. Programmable contact closure simplifies testing by indicating pickup and dropout of elements under test Load Compensating Fault Locator ‘The relay has a fault locating algorithm which automatically compensates for prefault load flow and fault resistance. Accurate fault location reduces search and outage time; lower ‘outage time means higher overall system reliability, Hleven-Cyele Event Report “The relay generates an eleven-cyele event report after each fault, or upon command. ‘The report provides four cycles of prefault dats and seven cycles of fault data. The data includes voltages, currents, relay elements, and relay inputs and outputs, ‘The report also shows the calculated fault location, time and date of event, and relay settings. ‘This information simplifies post-fault analysis and improves understanding of protective scheme operation. The relay stores the last twelve event reports for local or remote retrieval, Reclosing sequences, are stored intact and no information is lost when several events occur in a short time. Serial Communication Ports ‘The relay is equipped with two serial communication ports to provide local or remote access to setting, metering, and fault analysis capability. Remote communications allow operators to retrieve fault information from a remote relay immediately, without leaving their stations. ‘A two-level password secutity scheme prevents unauthorized access to the relay. The first level allows examiation of settings and power system data. Setting changes are made from the second level. ‘The relay requires no special communication software: you can use a dumb terminal, printing, terminal, or computer with serial port and terminal emulation software. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS e cet ee tfaee Elbit 115 volt nominal phase-to-phase, three-phase four- 0.07 VA burden at 67 V line-to-neutral ‘connection 5 amps per phase nominal; 0,06 VA burden 15 amps per phase continuous; 500 amps for one second thermal rating. 30 amp make per IEEE C37.90 para 6.6.2 6 amp carry continuously; MOV protection provided 48 Vde: 25- 60 Vac i 125 Vde: 60- 200 Vde 1250 Vde:200 - 280 Vde Demodulated IRIG-B ‘Two EIA RS-232-C serial commonications ports 48 Volt:30 - 60 Vide; 12 watts 125/250 Volt:85 - 280 Ve or 85 - 200 Vac; 12 watts 5%" x 19" x 13" (13.3 cm x 48.2 om x 33,0 cm) (Hx WxD) Available in horizontal or vertical mounting configurations. @ V, 1 inputs: 2500 Vac for 10 seconds Other: 3000 Vde for 10 seconds (excludes RS-232-C) -A°F to 131°F (-20°C to +55°C) TEC 68-2-30 Temperature/Humidity Cycle Test - six day (type tested) IEEE €37.90 SWC Test (type tested) IEC 255-6 Interference Test (type tested) IEC 255-5 0.5 joule 5000 volt test (type tested) ‘Typetested in field from a 4-wave antenna driven by 20 watts at 150 MHz and 450 MHz randomly keyed on and off one meter from relay. IBC 801-2 Electrostatic Discharge Test (type tested) 21 Ths (@.1 kg); shipping weight 32 ths (14.1 kg), ineluding two manuals. 140°F (60°C) for 100 hours, Four years from date of purchase. e e FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS ‘Expanded Mho Characteristics for Phase-Phase and Three-Phase Faults Independent timers for Zone 2 and 3 distance elements ‘Overcurrent elements supervise all distance elements ‘Loss-of-potential logic can supervise all distance elements Zone 3 elements are reversible Phase-Phase Distance Elements (secondary quantitics) 21P1: 0.125 to 64 ohms 21P2: 0.125 to 64 ohms 21P3: 0.125 to 64 ohms ‘Three-Phase Distance Elements (secondary quantities) 21ABC1: 0.125 to 64 ohms 21ABCZ; 0.125 to 6+ obms 21ABC3: 0.125 to 64 ohms 21ABC4: offset mho with diameter 1.50 times Zone 3 Maximum Torque Angle (MTA) e ‘Adjustable from 47 - 90 degrees in 0,01 degree increments, Nena A ereserem wo Figure 1: Phase-Phase and Three-Phase Mho Element Characteristics ‘Zone 2 and 3 settings are limited as follows: For Zone 3 Forward: Zone 1 < Zone? < Zone3 @ For Zane 3 Revere: Zone |< Zone 2, Zane 1 < Zone 3 ‘Accuracy Steady-state Lecor: 5% of set reach + 0.01 ohm at MTA for V > 5 Vand I > 2A. © 10% of set reach +: 0.01 ohm at MTA for 1 Moderately Inverse (curve family 1) = Inverse (curve family 2) = Very Inverse (curve family 3) ~ Extremely Inverse (curve family 4) © Time dial: 0.50 to 15.00 in 0,01 steps. Pickup: 0.25 to 6.3 A, £ 0.05 A 4 2% of setting. © Timing: 44% and +1 cycle for residual current magnitude between 2 and 20 ‘multiples of pickup. © May be directionally controlled (SINTC setting), SONI, SON2, SON3 Residual Overcurrent Elements (secondary quantities) © Pickup: 0.25 A to 48 times SIN pickup for SIN pickup < 3.15 A. 0.50 A to 48 times SIN pickup for SIN pickup > 3.15 A. © Transient overreach: 5% of set pickup. © May be directionally controted (32Q, 32V, and 321 enables). Residual Overcurrent Element Timers Zone 2 timer (Z:2DG) range: (0 - 2000 eyeles in % cycle steps) Zone 3 timer (Z3DG) range: (0 - 2000 cycles in ‘ cycle steps) po—oo— oa + Figure 4: Residual Overcurrent Zones of Protection ® Negative-sequence directional element © The angle between the measured negative-sequence voltage and current adjusted by the MTA setting determines fault direction (12 leads V2 390° from MTA). ‘Zero-sequence directional element ‘Voltage polarization ‘© The angle between the measured zero-sequence voltage and residual current adjusted by the MTA setting determines fault direction (10 leads VO £90° from MTA). © Does not require an external polarizing source, Current potarization © The relay measures the angle between the measured residual current and zero- sequence current from an external source to determine fault direction. Table 1: Directional Element Sensitivities at Maximum Torque Angle (MTA) e@ ‘Element ! Nezaine Sequence 1 ero Sequence ‘Sensitivity 0.10 i (0.29)(S1NP) | (0.44)(51NP) Units «vaya2) (vo)aR) | ear Note: SINP is the pickup setting of the SIN element in secondary amps. Nondirectional Phase Overcurrent Elements © SOAL, SOBL, SOCL (current detectors) © S0AM, SOBM, 50CM (Current detectors, used in loss-of-potential logic) Pickup: 0.5 to 40 A, 4 0.1 A + 2% of sexting ‘Transient overreach:” 5% of set pickup © SOAH, SOBH, 50CH (high-set phase overcurrent elements) Pickup: 0.510 80A, + 0.1 A 4 2% of setting ‘Transient overreach: 5% of set pickup Di cecerreent 10% ton © Declares an LOP condition when zero-sequence voltage is detected in the absence of zero-sequence current (one or two potential fuses blown). e@ # Declares an LOP condition whon positive soquonse voltage drops below 14 volts sec ondary and phase current is below the SOM setting (three potential fuses blown). Clears LOP condition when balanced three-phase voltages ren, © When you set LOPE = Y, LOP blocks distance elements and causes directional elements to default forward, © Use LOP condition to close programmable output contacts to alarm for a blown fuse condition. ‘Open Breaker Echo Keying © Echoes the received permissive trip signal to the remote terminal when no reverse Zone 3 elements are picked up and the local line breaker is judged open by the 52A input. © Received permissive trip signal must be present for a settable time before echoin ‘Weak-Infeed Conditional Logic © Conditions a received permissive trip signal to allow tripping of a weak-infeed terminal if no reverse elements are asserted and the breaker is closed (Echo-Conversion-To-Trip). © 27AB, 278C, 27CA elements monitor the magnitudes of phase-to-phase voltages. BN pple e © Voltage setting ranges: = 27PP elements: 0 - 260 Vi, secondary, 45%, +1V = 59N elements : 0-150 Vj, secondary, 5%, £1 ¥ ‘Current Reversal Logic © Reverse phase distance elements, reverse ground overcurrent elements, and breaker status supervise the current reversal logic. © Settable current reversal timer (Z3RBT), © Breaker status defeats current reversal logic (BZ3RB) for a settable time during a fine test. 10 LOGIC INPUTS ‘Ihe relay has sbx opto-isolator inputs to sense external conditions: recetved permissive trip and block trip signals, breaker status, direct close, direct trip, and external event report tigger. Assert an input by applying control voltage to the corresponding rear panel input terminals, OUTPUT CONTACTS. ‘The relay has seven output contacts: TRIP, CLOSE, ALARM, and four programmable outputs: Al, A2, A3, and Ad. Any output contact except TRIP may be factory configured as either form a or form b. RELAY WORD ‘The Relay Word consists of four eight-it rows containing relay elements, intermediate logic results, logic inputs, and relay outputs. Bach bit in the Relay Word is either a logi logical 0. ‘Table 2: Relay Word IABC 2ABC 3ABC 4ABC LOP SOH SOM SOL SINT 67N1 G7N2 G7N3 SINP ZIP Z2P_ Z3P Z2PT Z3PT Z3RB KEY S0MF PTEE ECIT DF ALRMTRIP TC) DT 52BT WFC Z2GT Z3GT ul ‘The Relay Word Bit Summary Table explains each bit in the Relay Word. Table 3: Relay Word Bit Summary IABC - Zone | three-phase instantaneous element (set by Z1%) 2ABC - Zone 2 three-phase instantaneous element (set by Z2%) 3ABC - Zone 3 three-phase instantaneous element (set by Z3%) 4ABC - Zone 4 three-phase instantaneous element (equal to 1,5 x Z3%) LOP - Loss-of potential condition SOK - High-lovel overcurrent element (set by 50H) 50M - Medium-level overcurrent element (set by SOM) SOL - Phase fault current supervision (set by SQL) SINT - Residual time-overcurrent trip (set by SINP, SINTD, and SINC) ~ Residual instantaneous-overcurrent (set by SONIP) ~ Residual instantancous-overcurrent (set by SONZP) Residual instantancous-overcurrent (set by SONSP) = Residual time-overcurrent pickup + Zone 1 phase-phase element (Set by Z1%) + Zone 2 phase-phase element (set by Z2%) ~ Zone 3 phase-phase clement (set by Z3%) ~ Zone 2 phase-phase or three-phase timeout (set by Z2DP) ~ Zone 3 phase-phase or three-phase timeout (set by Z3DP) = Zone 3 reverse block timer output (TDDO time set by Z3RBT) = Communication channel keying bit ~ Asserts a settable delay after LOP and 50M pickup (delay set by SOMFD) + Permissivo Trip Echo Enable (limited duration pulse set by echo timers, ETDPU and EDUR) = Bcho-Conversion-To-Trip + Direction forward for ground faults = System alarm ~ Trip comact closure = Trip (OPEN) Command - Direct (or other user defined external purposes) - Inverted time delayed 52a follower (delay set by 52BT setting) ~ Weak-infeed condition (set by 27PP and 59N) - Zone 2 timeout-ground (set by Z2DG) + Zone 3 timeout-ground (set by Z2DG) BEAES@EE FQ GEGRES 2028222 2 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT LOGIC ‘rhe relay uses programmable togle masks w coutrol die TRIP and programmable vuiput relays. Logie masks are saved in nonvolatile memory with the other settings, They are set with the LOGIC command and retained through losses of control power. ‘To program each logic mask, select elements of the Relay Word. If any element in the Relay Word asserts and the same element is selected in a logic mask, the ousput contact associated with the logic mask closes. ‘The output equations follow: Let R= Relay Word MTU = mask for trip (onconditional) MPT = mask for trip (permissive trip) MTB = mask for trip (with no biocking) MTO = mask for trip (with breaker open) dre: TRIP = R* MTU (anconditional tripping) +R * MPT * PT * NOT@Z3RB) (permissive tripping with PT input asserted and no reverse block) + R* MTB * NOT @T) (ripping with BT input deasserted) +R*MTO * S2BT (breaker open/just closed tripping) Close TRIP comact = TR Open TRIP contact = NOT crRiP) + [(NOTGOL) + NOTGONL)) + TARGET RESET button pushed] % (ip duration timer expires) Close CLOSE contact (2A) * NOT (TRIP) ‘Open CLOSE contact = NOT (CLOSE) + 63.75 cycle CLOSE reser timer (DC + CLOSE COMMAND) * NOT AL=R*MAL Al =R*MAZ A3 = R*MA3 As = R™ MAG ‘The “*" indicates a logical "and," while the "+" indicates a logical “or.” B RELAY TARGETS ‘The relay normally displays the targets identified on the front panel. Under normal operating conditions, the enable (EN) target lamp is lt. If the relay trips, it illuminates the LED cor- responding to the element asserted at the timo of trip. ‘The target LEDs latch. The target LEDs which illuminated during the last trip remain lit until one of the following oceurs: © Next trip oceurs © Operator presses front panel TARGET RESET button © Operator exeeutes TARGET R command ‘When a new trip oceurs, the targets clear and the LEDs display the most recent tripping ‘target ‘When you press the TARGET RESET button, all eight indicators illuminate for a one-second lamp test, The relay targets clear and the Enable light (EN) illuminates to indicate that the relay is operational, Use the TARGET command and display to examine the state of the relay inputs, outputs, and the elements of the Relay Word. SERIAL INTERFACES Connectors labeled PORT 1 and PORT 2 are EIA RS-232-C serial data interfaces. Generally, PORT 1 is used for remote communications via a modem, while PORT 2 is used for local communications via a terminal or SEL-PRTU protective relay terminal unit. PORT 2 may also be connected to the SEL-DTA, which serves as a local operator interface and transducer output, Port baud rates are set by jumpers near the front of the main board. You can access these jumpers by removing either the top cover or front panel. Available band rates are 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, or 9600. ‘The serial data format is eight data bits, two stop bits, no parity. Communications use XON/XOFF flow control. 4 e EVENT REPORTING ‘The relay retains a data record for each of the last twelve events. The record includes fault location, input voltages and currents, relay elements, input contacts, and output contacts. ‘The relay saves a report when any of the following occur: ‘The relay trips Selected relay clements assert User executes the TRIGGER or OPEN commands DT (Direct Trip) or ET (External Trigger) input is asserted ‘Two sample event reports are included near the end of this data sheet, FAULT LOGATION ‘The relay computes fault location from event report data stored for each fault or disturbance. ‘The relay uses two fault locating methods: the Takagi method where sound prefault data arc available, or simple reactance method when sound prefault data are not available. The Takagi fault locating algorithm compensates for prefault load current to improve fault locating @ accuracy under load and for high-resistance faults METERING ‘The meter function shows the line-neutral and line-tine ac voltage and current values, megawatts (P to represent real power), and megavars (Q to represent reactive power) in Primary values. You can display these values locslly or remotely with the METER com- mand. SELF TESTING ‘The relay runs a variety of self tests. Some tests have warning and failure states; others only have failuce states. The relay generates a sialus repurt after any self west warning or failure, ‘The relay closes the ALARM contact after any self test fails, When the relay detects certain e failures, it disables the breaker control functions and places the output relay driver port in an 15 input mode. No outputs may be asserted when the relay is in this configuration, The relay trans all self tests at least every five minutes. Table 4 shows a list of the self tests performed by the relay. Table 4: Relay Self Tests Test Description Offset Measures de offset of analog input channels. Power Supply Measures internal power supply voltages. Random-Access Memory Verifies RAM operation. Read-Only Memory Verifies ROM operation. ‘Analog-to-Digital Converter Verifies A/D operation, Master Offset Measures de offset of multiplexer channel. Settings ‘Verifies checksum of setting group. CONNECTIONS Figure 5 shows typical ac connections for an SEL-121H relay. Figure 6 shows connections ‘for one terminal in a typical permissive overreaching transfor trip (POTT) scheme. The receive contact (RX), is connected to the relay permissive trip (PT) input. When the KEY bit in the Relay Word asserts, the Al output contact closes to assert the transmit input (TX) of the communication equipment, ‘The protection scheme uses unsupervised instantaneous Zone | elements and instantaneous Zone 2 elements supervised by the permissive trip (PT) input, Time delayed Zone 2 and Zone 3 elements provide time-stepped backup protection in the event of a communication channel failure. Figure 7 shows the tripping and output contact masks used to implement this protection scheme. Mask for Unconditional Tripping (MTU) Selects Elements for Unqualified Tripping ‘The MTU mask contains the Zone 1 instantaneous elements 1ABC, Z1P, and 67N1. Tt also contains the residual time overcurrent element SINT and the time-delayed Zone 2 and Zone 3 phase distance and ground overcurrent cloments Z2PT, Z2GT, Z3PT. and Z3GT. The SOMF bit provides non-directional, time-delayed, phase overcurrent protection under loss-of-potential conditions. ECT asserts to trip the relay under weakinfeed conditions when a permissive signal is received from the strong source terminal and the breaker is closed. TC and DT allow you to tip the relay by command or input assertion, 16 ‘Mask for Permissive Tripping (MPT) Selects Elements for PT-Oualified Tripping When tha PT input ie asserted and no reverse block condition is present, bite set in the MPT. mask are enabled for tripping. The MPT mask normally contains the forward looking instantaneous Zone 2 elements. Use the MTTO mask to provide switch-onto-fiult protection. Elements set in the MTO mask are enabled for tripping when the breaker is open and for a short time after it closes. ‘The MTO mask elements are enabled when the S2BT bit is asserted. S2ISt* is an verted, time-delayed follower of the 52a input signal, Zone 1 and Zone 2 instantaneous phase distance and ground overcurrent elements provide fast tripping for fauits in the reenergized section during a line pickup or test. The SOH clement provides tripping for close-in bolted faults : o Se Serge ‘The MAI logic mask contains the KEY bit. This bit performs the permissive echo function. {also asserts to transmit permission to the remote terminal when forward reaching elements set in the MPT mask assert, The KEY bit is supervised by the reverse block logic. ‘Use the A4 Output to Indicate Loss-of-Potential (LOP) via Mask MA4 When a loss-of potential condition occurs, the LOP bit asserts close the Ad ourput contact The A4 contact is connected to an annunciator which can alert the operator to the LOP condition. Lo Figure 5: SEL-121H Relay Typical AC Current and Voltage Connections 7 @ Figure 6: SEL-121H Relay Typical DC Connections to Communication Equipment Figure 7: Programmable Logic Mask Settings for Scheme in Figure 6 1 e RELAY ELEMENT OPERATING TIME CURVES. orenemees HEM, ¥ Figure 8 shows operating times for the SEL-121H relay phase-phase mho distance elements ‘tnd the SOET instantaneous phase overcurrent element. At each reach percentage or current ‘multiple, ten tests were run, The diagrams show maximum, average, and minimum operating times at each test point. Operating times include output contact closure time. For the distance element test, a phase-phase fault was applied at a location representing a percentage of the Zone 1 relay reach setting. Tests were performed for source impedance ratios (SIR) of 0.1, 1.0, and 5.0, No prefault load current was included. System frequency is 60 Hz, Balanced three-phase currents and no voltages were applied to the relay for the SOH over- ‘current element tests. This test simulates a bolted 3¢ fault in front of the relay location when line side PTs are employed. Test currents are shown as a multiple of the pickup setting, No prefault load current was included. System frequency is 60 Hz. 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