Earth-fault protection offering

   
Protection function  REX640  REX615  REX610 630 series 620 series 615 series  REF601  SSC600
Feeders  
Non-directional, low stage
Non-directional, high stage
Non-directional, instantaneous stage  
Directional, low stage  
Directional, high stage  
Admittance-based    
Multifrequency admittance-based    
Wattmetric-based    
Transient/intermittent-based      
Harmonics-based        
Touch voltage-based            
Residual over voltage-based  
Transformers and machines  
High impedance-based restricted      
Low impedance-based restricted    
Injection method for rotor          
Third harmonic-based for stator        

Applicability to different neutral earthing principles


  Protection function
Current-based Power-based Admittance-based Transient-based Multi-frequency Touch voltage-based
Neutral earthing principle DEFxPDEF WPWDE EFPADM INTRPTEF MFADPSDE IFPTOC
Isolated, unearthed


IoSin, Ph.angle
φ=-90°

φ=-90°

B0
(■)
Compensated, Petersen coil1


IoCos, Ph.angle
φ=0°

φ=0°

G0 & B0
Resistor (high ohmic)


IoCos, Ph.angle
φ=-45°

φ=≈-45°

G0
(■)
Resistor (low ohmic)


Ph.angle
φ=≈+45°
O O O O O
Solid, effectively earthed


Ph.angle
φ=≥+45°
O O O O O
1. In a compensated network, the operation is based on the resistive part of operating quantity, which is very sensitive to current transformer errors. It is therefore recommended that a core balance CT is used for measuring the residual current.
■ = Applicable, preferred
(■) = Applicable
O = Not applicable

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