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Theory Current TransformersTheory Current Transformers
Vrieswijk, T & Srinivasan,AAmerongen,NL, 25 januari 2012
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Topics
- Theory of current transformers (CTs)Equivalent Circuit for CTs- Equivalent Circuit for CTs
- Magnetic saturation- Time constant- CT features- Specifications for a CT- Types of CT cores- Types of CT cores- Calculation example
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Transformer Loading (1)Transformer Loading (1)I0 Φ0
n1U1 E1
n2E2 n2
AC voltage source sets up a flux in the coil core..
The load current (I0) is very small as long as E1 and U1 almost cancel each h
The exchange flux (F0) induces voltages (E1 andE2) in both coils. E1 and E2 are related as the number of windings n1 and n2.
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other.
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Transformer Loading (2)Transformer Loading (2)
Φ0 +Φ1
+ I1 n1U1
I0E1
I2R U E2R U2 n2E2
Φ
Resistance R causes coil current I2 through coil 2 and current
Φ2
I1 and I2 are inversely proportional to number of turns n1 and n2
Resistance R causes coil current I2 through coil 2 and current I1flow through coil 1. Since I1 x n1 = I2 x n2 , induced flux 1 & 2 cancel each other.
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I1 and I2 are inversely proportional to number of turns n1 and n2..
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Equivalent circuit of a CT
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Magnetic Field strength and Inductiong g
Magnetic field strength H (A/m) in the coil is given by:ag e c e d s e g ( / ) e co s g e by
I = Current through the coil in Amperes (A)
n = Number of turns in the coilI x n
H =L = Total circumference of the peripheral coil
L
Induced Magnetic flux density B ( in Wb/m2 orTesla) is given by:Tesla) is given by:
µ = Magnetic permeability in (Wb/A.m) in themedium (air or iron core) in the coil B = µ x H
H = Magnetic field strength
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SaturationThe plot shows the relationship between changing magnetic field strengthThe plot shows the relationship between changing magnetic field strength (H) and associated changing flux density / magnetic induction (B)
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Induced Voltagesg
The effective induced voltage in the coils
i i bE = 4,44 x f x Φ x n
Magnetic flux Φ (in Wb) in the core of the coil is the
is given by:,
Magnetic flux Φ (in Wb) in the core of the coil is the flux density (B) multiplied by the cross sectional area A (in m2) of the core.
Φ = B x A
Bmax ≈ 0,6 – 0,8 T for Mu metal. Bmax ≈2 T Cold rolled Steel
Example: Suppose Bmax = 1.8 T and core area of 10 x 10 cm = 0.01 m2Maximum effective stress induced in one convolution (n = 1) of coil:4.44 x 50 x 1.8 x 0.01 = 4 V
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High Voltages on CTsg g
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When a CT saturation occurs true power factor is dependent on several factors:
1 The overflow factor of the CT1. The overflow factor of the CT2. The capability of CT (Rated burden)3. The internal resistance of the CT4. The connected load, in terms of wiring and power protection relays., g p p y5. The time constant of the network. This gives a DC component which speeds the
saturation .
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Time constant
If ti il ith i t i i d d thi il i h t d thIf a magnetic coil with a resistance is energized and this coil is shorted, the energy stored in the coil discharges in the form of a current through the coil (and subsequent resistance).
The speed and thus the time in which this occurs depends on the ratio of the coil inductance and resistance. This is a time constant.
The time constants in a network may be determined from the short-circuit power factor.
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For a 220 kV line the Iksym is reached after: 22.6 * 5 = 113 msec.
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Features of current transformersFeatures of current transformersA primary winding (usually a cable or other conductors by toroidal).
Set high primary currents to default value, usually 1 A or 5 A.
Number of secondary windings in a CT with 1 A sec. current is equal to InP. For CT’s with 5A secondary the number of turns is 1 / 5 x InPMaximum voltage for each winding is dependent on core material and diameter.
S d i l t h t d d t d f f t i / t tiSecondary is almost shorted and operated far from max tension / saturation.
For Ru’ < Ru the Accuracy limiting factor (N’) is higher than the nominal(N).I t l i di i t (Ri) i th i t t N’ N (Ri + R ) / (Ri + R ’)Internal winding resistance (Ri) is then important: N’ = N x (Ri + Ru) / (Ri + Ru’)
Calculates the continuous 120% Ins. In short circuit conditions InP max lasts for upto 1 or 3 sAn open winding leads to a very hot and dangerous voltage (2500 / 1A, 5P650, 5 VA supplies ï »10 kV) and causes magnetic saturation. Winding
lasts for upto 1 or 3 s.
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insulation is only rated for a 2 kV peak voltage!
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Specifying the nominal CT burdenSpecifying the nominal CT burdenTypically used classes: 1 – 1,5 – 2 – 2,5 – 5 – 10 – 15 – 30 – 60 VA.
The reted CT Burden should account for all the power consumption in the circuit(including the losses in the leads and the connected loads).For 1 A circuits 2 VA CT Burden is usually sufficientFor 1 A circuits 2 VA CT Burden is usually sufficient.
Resistance of the lines calculated with formula : (0 0175 x l ) / AResistance of the lines calculated with formula : (0,0175 x l ) / A0,0175 is the resistivity of copper (Ω . mm2 / m) at 20° C.l = total length of all lines between CT terminals and consumers. (length of bl f t i it t k 2 )cables for return circuit take 2x) A = surface cross section of conductor in mm2.
For 1 A circuits the line losses (I2 x R ) in VA are equal to the resistance.For 5 A circuits the line losses (I2 x R ) in VA is equal to 25 times resistance.
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Accuracy Limit Factor NAccuracy Limit Factor N
Typically used classes: P5 - P10 – P15 – P20 - P30
Factor (after the P) gives the current overload as a factor of nominal loading under rated current and 5% (5P) of 10% (10P) gives the accuracy limiting factor applicable at that overload of the CT.factor applicable at that overload of the CT.
Limit Factor (N) calculated by multiplying the following factors:
The Symmetric factor Kscc = Ikmax / Ipn
Asymmetry factor Ktd depends on the net timeconstant
The Symmetric factor Kscc = Ikmax / Ipn.Thus a higher primairy nominal current (Ipn) limits the Kscc.
Asymmetry factor Ktd depends on the net timeconstant. However, rapid protection, core type and smart digital relays limit KTD.
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CT Classes used in protection applicationsCT Classes used in protection applicationsType P,PX,TPX,TPS Closed core types, also known as high remenence
Type TPY,PR Anti rememenance core, also known as lowType TPY,PR Anti rememenance core, also known as low remenence
Type TPZ Linear cores, also known as non remenence types
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CT Behaviour during reclosingCT Behaviour during reclosing
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CT dimensioning for Example differential protection (1)
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CT dimensioning for Example differential protection (2)
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CT dimensioning for Example differential protection (3)
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CT dimensioning for Example differential protection (4)
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Questions ???Questions ???
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