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Current Through Neutral Earthing Resistor

05/18/2009 5:50 AM

We have an 11kv/6.6kv , 4.5MVA , Impedence 9.73, Dyn11 transformer. Resistance neutral earthed through a 4.7ohms earthing resistor. How do I calculate the earth fault current that would be sensed by the current transformer ( for earth fault protection ) installed on the secondry side. I assumed 38% of 3 Phase fault which is a single phase to earth fault but the result I got was too high to be realistic.

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Re: Current Through Neutral Earthing Resistor

05/25/2009 10:51 PM

NGR 4.7Ω will decide how much current will flow, apply Ohoms Law and calculate.

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