Knee point voltage calculation Rev-00
Knee point voltage calculation Rev-00
Generator Transformer :
Rating = 50000.00 kVA
Primary voltage = 220.00 kV
Secondary Voltage = 11.00 kV
Impedance = 15.00 %
Unit transformer :
Rating = 10000.00 kVA
Primary voltage = 11.00 kV
Secondary Voltage = 6.60 kV
Impedance = 8.35 %
Consultant:
Snyder Energo Pvt. Ltd. Page 1 of 19
Bangalore and Chennai
Project: 108 MW Captive Power Plant
Client: Shri Girija Alloy and Power (I) Private Limited
Document: Knee point voltage calculation
Document No.: 4-3614-ELCT-025, Rev-00
Station transformer :
Rating = 10000.00 kVA
Primary voltage = 11.00 kV
Secondary Voltage = 6.60 kV
Impedance = 8.35 %
Consultant:
Snyder Energo Pvt. Ltd. Page 2 of 19
Bangalore and Chennai
Project: 108 MW Captive Power Plant
Client: Shri Girija Alloy and Power (I) Private Limited
Document: Knee point voltage calculation
Document No.: 4-3614-ELCT-025, Rev-00
Generator :
Rating = 45000.00 kVA
Rated voltage = 11.00 kV
Impedance (Xd") = 13.85 %
Consultant:
Snyder Energo Pvt. Ltd. Page 3 of 19
Bangalore and Chennai
Overall differenetial Protection Class PS CT detail :
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = 874.773 A
Ipn = 150.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 5.832 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 250.000 meter
Rl = 2.225 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 3000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 5.684 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 100.000 meter
Rl = 0.890 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 1000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 10.476 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 100.000 meter
Rl = 0.890 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 1500.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 8.367 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 250.000 meter
Rl = 2.225 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = 874.773 A
Ipn = 300.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 2.916 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 150.000 meter
Rl = 1.335 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 3000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 5.832 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 250.000 meter
Rl = 2.225 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = 874.773 A
Ipn = 150.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 5.832 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 150.000 meter
Rl = 1.335 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at rated
condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate. Hence the
Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
Rr Relay resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 3000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 5.684 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 250.000 meter
Rl = 2.225 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 3000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 5.684 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 100.000 meter
Rl = 0.890 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 1500.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 8.367 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 250.000 meter
Rl = 2.225 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 1500.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 8.748 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 250.000 meter
Rl = 2.225 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = 6285.795 A
Ipn = 600.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 10.476 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 50.000 meter
Rl = 0.445 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 1000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 10.476 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 50.000 meter
Rl = 0.445 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = 6285.795 A
Ipn = 600.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 10.476 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 250.000 meter
Rl = 2.225 Ohm
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 1000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 10.476 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 50.000 meter
Rl = 0.445 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 4000.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 13.912 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 100.000 meter
Rl = 0.890 Ohm
As PS class CT is selected for protection purpose, there is no need for burden calculation at
rated condition; however it should be ensured that at plant fault level, CT's do not saturate.
Hence the Knee point voltage shall be designed as follows:
Where,
Vk Knee point voltage of CT
Ktd Transient Dimensioning factor (4 for Transformer & 5 for Generator)
Rct Secondary winding CT resistance at 75 deg C in Ohm
Rl Lead resistance in Ohm
If Through fault current in CT secondary
(Fault current / CT ratio)
Isc/(Ipn/Isn)
Where,
Isc Maximum through fault current in Amps
Isn Rated secondary current of CT in Amps
Ipn Rated primary current of CT in Amps
Isc = ### A
Ipn = 2500.000 Amps
Isn = 1.000 Amps
If = 13.356 Amps
Rl = RL*L
Where,
RL = Resistance of cable in Ohm/km
L= Length of the cable in meter
Rl = 8.900 Ohm/km
0.009 Ohm/m
L= 100.000 meter
Rl = 0.890 Ohm