An alternator stator winding protected by a percentage differential relay is shown in Fig. 1.12.8 (a). The relay has 0.15 amp minimum pick up and a 12 % slope of characteristics (i, - iz) V. (¹1+¹2). A high resistance ground fault has occured near the grounded neutral end of the generator winding while generator is carrying load. The currents flowing at each end of the generator winding are shown in Fig. 1.12.8(a). Assuming that the CT's have 400/5 amps ratio and no inaccuracies will the relay trip the gene tor CB under this fault condition.

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An alternator stator winding protected by a percentage differential relay is
shown in Fig. 1.12.8 (a). The relay has 0.15 amp minimum pick up and a 12 % slope of
characteristics
(iz - iz) V, (h+h). A high resistance ground fault has occured near the
2
grounded neutral end of the generator winding while generator is carrying load. The
currents flowing at each end of the generator winding are shown in Fig. 1.12.8(a).
Assuming that the CT's have 400/5 amps ratio and no inaccuracies will the relay trip the
gene tor CB under this fault condition.
CB
+
300 + j0
124
vr vry v ro
7
oooooooo
360 + jo
Fig. 1.12.8 (a)
Positive torque
<<-Slope 12 %
1₁+12
2
41
Ground
Transcribed Image Text:An alternator stator winding protected by a percentage differential relay is shown in Fig. 1.12.8 (a). The relay has 0.15 amp minimum pick up and a 12 % slope of characteristics (iz - iz) V, (h+h). A high resistance ground fault has occured near the 2 grounded neutral end of the generator winding while generator is carrying load. The currents flowing at each end of the generator winding are shown in Fig. 1.12.8(a). Assuming that the CT's have 400/5 amps ratio and no inaccuracies will the relay trip the gene tor CB under this fault condition. CB + 300 + j0 124 vr vry v ro 7 oooooooo 360 + jo Fig. 1.12.8 (a) Positive torque <<-Slope 12 % 1₁+12 2 41 Ground
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