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DBF Distributed Busbar Differential Protection

The DBF device provides differential protection for up to 24 bays and 4 busbars using Ethernet communication between central and bay units based on IEC 61850 standards. It includes 4 main differential protection units with percentage restraint, double slope characteristics, and subcycle tripping times. Redundant communication between units uses HSR or PRP. The device can be used in any substation configuration and supports both digital and conventional substations.

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DBF Distributed Busbar Differential Protection

The DBF device provides differential protection for up to 24 bays and 4 busbars using Ethernet communication between central and bay units based on IEC 61850 standards. It includes 4 main differential protection units with percentage restraint, double slope characteristics, and subcycle tripping times. Redundant communication between units uses HSR or PRP. The device can be used in any substation configuration and supports both digital and conventional substations.

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DBF

Distributed Busbar
Differential Protection
(ZIV e-NET Flex Family)

Designed for up to 24 bays


and 4 busbars, with ethernet
HSR or PRP redundant
communication between the
central and bay units, based on
process bus IEC 61869-9 SV,
IEC 61850-8-1 GOOSE and
PTP IEC 61850-9-3

General features of central and bay units The DBF includes 4 main differential units, with
percentage restraint and double slope. The
9 Powerful programable logic.
differential unit has typical subcycle tripping times.
9 2000 event log. Up to 100 oscillography seconds.
9 Alphanumeric or graphic display. DBF device can be applied to any substation
9 160 DI, 80 DO and 22 LEDs. configuration, with up to 4 busbars, including two
9 Bonding, RSTP, PRP and HSR Redundancy for station transfer busbars, with up to 4 ties, with simple
bus; PRP and HSR redundancy for process bus. and double CT and with up to 24 bays.
9 IEC 61850 Ed.2, DNP3.0, Modbus RTU and The communication between the bay units and
PROCOME Protocols. the central unit is based on IEC 61869-9 SV
9 Native process bus as per IEC 61869-9. and IEC 61850-8-1 GOOSE. The bay units are
9 Cybersecurity in accordance with IEC 62351, IEC 62443 synchronized by PTP IEC 61850-9-3. The master
and IEEE 1686-2013 standards. RBAC, secure keys, clock can be the own central unit or an external
physical and logical port disabling, cybersecurity event device.
log, securing of management protocols (PROCOME,
HTTPS, SFTP, SSH), remote authentication (LDAP, Redundant communication based on HSR or
RADIUS) and digital firmware securitization. PRP can be used. These features allows DBF
9 Time synchronization by IRIG-B, SNTP and PTP to be applied to both digital and conventional
(Ordinary Clock / Transparent Clock) for station bus; substations
PTP for process bus.

Making the Smart Grid Real


Features Protection Units
External Fault Detector ANSI Function Uns.
This detector is based on the ratio between instantaneous 50/51 Phase Overcurrent 3/3
differential and restraint currents and on two directional
50N/51N Neutral Overcurrent (calculated IN) 3/3
comparison units. It allows blocking the differential unit
when external faults with severe CT saturation occur, 50G/51G Ground Overcurrent (measured IG) 3/3

ZIV continually strives to improve products and services. The technical information included in this document is subject to change without prior notice.
providing a great security. 50Q/51Q Negative Sequence Overcurrent 3/3

Alarm Unit 50Ns/51Ns Sensible Neutral Overcurrent 1/1


51Ns EPTR_C Sensible Neutral O/C with EPTR_C 1
This unit allows detecting open CTs, allowing the main
differential unit to be blocked. 51Ni/c Isolated / Compensated Neutral O/C 1
50V/51V Voltage Dependent Overcurrent 1/1
Supervision Unit
67 Phase Directional 1
This unit takes into account all the bays in the substation,
67N Neutral Directional 1
avoiding false trips of the main differential units due to
erroneous status in the secondary contacts of the busbar 67G Ground Directional 1
isolators. 67Ns Sensible Neutral Directional 1
Dynamic Zone 67P Positive-Sequence Directional 1
67Ni / c Isolated / Compensated Neutral 1
The dynamic zone logic provides better security and
Directional
dependability for faults located between the CT and the
breaker if the last one was opened. 67Q Negative Sequence Directional 1
85 Teleprotection schemes 1
The logic removes the bay current in the differential unit
calculation accelerating trips when the CT is on the bus 50FD Fault Detector 1
side and blocking the trip when the CT is on the line side. Phase Selector 1

Cost-Effective Solution 49HS Hot Spot Thermal Unit 0


50OL Overload Instantaneous 0
The bay units, not only operate as SV publishers and
GOOSE publishers / subscribers but they can also be 51OL Time-Delayed Overload 0
used as Protection and Control IEDs, as they can run Differential Trip O/C Supervision 1
the protection functions of a feeder relay. This makes
this solution very cost-effective for MV busbar differential Breaker Failure Trip O/C Supervision 1
protection.
Remote Trip 1

HSR redundancy between


central and bay units
CENTRAL
UNIT

PRP PTP SWITCHES


NETWORK
CENTRAL
UNIT

HSR RING

BAY UNITS BAY UNITS


H0DBFA2207Iv00

PRP network between central


and bay units

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