Disadvantages Zero-sequence overcurrent elements 1. provide outstanding resistive fault coverage 2. are easy to set, understand, and visuakze 3. are not affected by load flow because the load current has very litle impact on the zero-sequence current magnitude 4. are not affected by phase-to-phase connected load (ie, delta-wye transformers) OTrue O False QUESTION 2 Advantages Negative-sequence overcurrent elements: 1. provide outstanding resistive fault coverage 2 provide better resistive fault ooverage than zero-sequence overcurrent elements for faults at the end of long ines are insensitive to zero-sequence mutual coupling associated with parallel transmission ine applications O True O False QUESTION 3 If the X1 terminal sits diagonally across from the H1 terminal, the transformer has additive polarity O True O False

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QUESTION 1
Disadvantages
Zero-sequence overcurrent elements
1. provide outstanding resistive fault coverage.
2. are easy to set, understand, and visuakze
3. are not affected by load flow because the load current has very lttle impact on the zero-sequence current magnitude
4. are not affected by phase-to-phase connected load (ie, delta-wye transformers)
OTrue
O False
QUESTION 2
Advantages
Negative-sequence overcurrent elements:
1. provide outstanding resistive fault coverage
2 provide better resistive fault coverage than zero-sequence overcurrent elements for faults at the ond of long lines
are insensitive to zero-sequence mutual coupling associated with parallel transmission line applications
O True
O False
QUESTION 3
If the X1 terminal sits diagonally across from the H1 torminal, the transformer has additive polarity
O True
O False
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 1 Disadvantages Zero-sequence overcurrent elements 1. provide outstanding resistive fault coverage. 2. are easy to set, understand, and visuakze 3. are not affected by load flow because the load current has very lttle impact on the zero-sequence current magnitude 4. are not affected by phase-to-phase connected load (ie, delta-wye transformers) OTrue O False QUESTION 2 Advantages Negative-sequence overcurrent elements: 1. provide outstanding resistive fault coverage 2 provide better resistive fault coverage than zero-sequence overcurrent elements for faults at the ond of long lines are insensitive to zero-sequence mutual coupling associated with parallel transmission line applications O True O False QUESTION 3 If the X1 terminal sits diagonally across from the H1 torminal, the transformer has additive polarity O True O False
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