Q1.In the figure below, a percentage differential relay with a slope of 7% and a bias current of 0.1 Alis used to protect the generator coil. When the generator is under load, a short circuit occurs in part of the coil. The currents are shown in the figure. If we assume that the current transformers are 400/5 and without error, does the relay issue a cut-off command in this case? On a diagram, show the characteristic of the relay operation and the points that .represent the operating and blocking currents in the relay -Will changing the conversion ratio of current transformers to 200/5 and 400/1 change the performance of the relay? - If the current 320+j0 is constant, specify what will be the maximum output current of the relay?

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Q1.In the figure below, a percentage differential relay with a slope of 7% and a bias current
of 0.1 Alis used to protect the generator coil. When the generator is under load, a short
circuit occurs in part of the coil. The currents are shown in the figure. If we assume that the
current transformers are 400/5 and without error, does the relay issue a cut-off command in
this case? On a diagram, show the characteristic of the relay operation and the points that
.represent the operating and blocking currents in the relay
-Will changing the conversion ratio of current transformers to 200/5 and 400/1 change the
performance of the relay?
- If the current 320+j0 is constant, specify what will be the maximum output current of the
relay?
320+j0
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Differential Relay%
Transcribed Image Text:Q1.In the figure below, a percentage differential relay with a slope of 7% and a bias current of 0.1 Alis used to protect the generator coil. When the generator is under load, a short circuit occurs in part of the coil. The currents are shown in the figure. If we assume that the current transformers are 400/5 and without error, does the relay issue a cut-off command in this case? On a diagram, show the characteristic of the relay operation and the points that .represent the operating and blocking currents in the relay -Will changing the conversion ratio of current transformers to 200/5 and 400/1 change the performance of the relay? - If the current 320+j0 is constant, specify what will be the maximum output current of the relay? 320+j0 304+jo Generator Col Differential Relay%
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