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conveo
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Distance Protection

11/17/2009 8:55 AM

Hi everybody.
Now, I learn to design a 110kV substation. I have a matter, hope that you can help me.

I have known the principle of the Distance Protection, but I don't know what system, scheme, I should apply this protection in.

How I can choose the necessary protection functions for each electrical scheme.

You can give some advices or materials that i should learn.

Thank you so much.
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electricalexpert65
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Re: Distance Protection

11/17/2009 9:20 AM

Visit www.arevatd.com. They have a beautiful publication - "Network Protection & Automation Guide (NPAG)" - which is considered to be the Bible of Protective Relaying. It is free to download. Happy Reading!
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GreyeTech
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Re: Distance Protection

11/18/2009 7:16 AM

Hi, I have worked with REYROLLE distance protection on 400kv 330kv 275kv 132kv systems, I would suggest you contact them www.reyrolle

I am sure you will not be dissappointed,

Greye
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Re: Distance Protection

01/03/2010 6:37 PM

Yes, you could search upon those references. What configuration are you using in your substation?
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