The figure above shows the percentage differential relay used for the protection of an alternator winding. The relay has a minimum pick up current of 0.2 ampere and has a percentage slope of 10%. A high resistance ground fault occurs near the grounded neutral end of the generator winding with the current distribution as shown. Assume a CT ratio of 400: 5; determine whether the relay will operate.

The figure above shows the percentage differential relay used for the protection of an alternator winding. The relay has a minimum pick up current of 0.2 ampere and has a percentage slope of 10%. A high resistance ground fault occurs near the grounded neutral end of the generator winding with the current distribution as shown. Assume a CT ratio of 400: 5; determine whether the relay will operate.

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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The figure above shows the percentage differential relay used for the
protection of an alternator winding. The relay has a minimum pick up current of 0.2 ampere
and has a percentage slope of 10%. A high resistance ground fault occurs near the grounded
neutral end of the generator winding with the current distribution as shown. Assume a CT
ratio of 400: 5; determine whether the relay will operate.

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