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Differential Protection for GIS

08/07/2019 2:53 PM

Dear sirs,

How is the differential protection managed for a gas-insulated substation?

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Re: Differential Protection for GIS

08/07/2019 3:49 PM

The same way it is for any other substation. You define your differential zones of protection, and ask the manufacturer to provide instrument transformers in the GIS to feed into the differential relays' inputs. They you define which circuit breakers to trip for the different zones, and program and wire the relays appropriately.

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