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Protection Relays  371





                                Primary injection
                                test set


                       A 1                                   A 2

                           A                                          51

                           B                                          51


                           C                                           51


                  FIGURE 7.4.8
                  Primary injection test circuit for overcurrent relays.


                                Primary injection
                                test set

                       A 1                                   A 2

                           A                                          51


                           B

                           C                                          51

                                                                      64
                  FIGURE 7.4.9
                  Primary injection test circuit for residually connected earth fault relays.


                  electrical system outside their zone of operation. Their most common application
                  offshore is on transformer windings or as part of a transformer differential protection
                  scheme.
                     The circuit for sensitivity testing is given in  Fig. 7.4.10A. Each main CT is
                  injected, and the voltage across the earth fault relay and the stabilising resistor is
                  measured for a level of injection current which just gives relay operation.
                     The stability of the scheme when subject to external fault currents is tested by the
                  application of the test circuit shown in Fig. 7.4.10B. Current is passed through the
                  neutral CT and each phase in turn. With full primary load current flowing, the relay
                  should remain stable and the ammeter should read only a few milliamperes.
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