A New Differential Relay Framework for Power Transformer

Rachid Bouderbala; Hamid Bentarzi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.492.426

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A New Differential Relay Framework for Power Transformer

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A differential relay that is very sensitive relay operating even at its limits may be used for protecting a power transformer. However, this characteristic may lead to unnecessary tripping due to transient currents. In order to avoid this unnecessary tripping, estimated harmonics of these currents may be required which need great computation efforts. In this paper, a new frame work is proposed using PC interfaced with a data acquisition card AD622, which acquires real-time signals of the currents, process them numerically in the computer and outputs tripping signal to the circuit breaker. All algorithms of differential protection function and blocking techniques have been implemented using the Simulink/Matlab. To validate the present work, the performance of developed relay is tested by signals generated by Simulink/MATLAB simulator under different conditions. The test results show that this proposed scheme provides good discrimination between the transient currents and the internal fault currents.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 492)

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Rachid Bouderbala, Hamid Bentarzi

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Data Acquisition Card, Differential Protection, Fault, Inrush Current, Real Time Toolbox

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