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Problem Observed in New 6-KV CT During Testing

01/22/2010 3:36 PM

Dear all,

We are facing a problem in New 66 KV CT during Testing. CT Details as under :

CTR : 600-300/1-1-1 A

Burden : 15/15/-

Accuracy Class : 0.5/5P/PS

ALF/ISF : ≤5/10/-

Types of Defect : Defect observed in Metering Core of Y-Phase CT.

Insulation Resistance : 50000 (+) M Ω in all the CTs.

v Polarity Test : we observed very less positive deflection in Metering Core of Y Phase CT compare to other 2 CTs i.e. R & B Phase.

v Resistance Measurement :

Core

Winding

R-Phase

Y-Phase

B-Phase

Metering 1S1-1S2 2.4 Ω 0.9 Ω 2.1 Ω
1S1-1S3 4.1 Ω 0.9 Ω 4.1 Ω
1S2-1S3 2.4 Ω 0.9 Ω 2.1 Ω
Protection 2S1-2S2 3.4 Ω 2.8 Ω 3.4 Ω
2S1-2S3 6.4 Ω 5.5 Ω 6.4 Ω
2S2-2S3 3.4 Ω 3.1 Ω 3.2 Ω
Differential 3S1-3S2 4.2 Ω 4.2 Ω 4.1 Ω
3S1-3S3 8.6 Ω 8.2 Ω 8.6 Ω
3S2-3S3 4.5 Ω 4.5 Ω 4.5 Ω

v Ratio Test :

Ø R & B Phase : Result found satisfactory.

Ø Y Phase : Result found satisfactory in Protection & Diff. Core but in Metering Core result is as under :

Primary Inject (Amp.)

Secondary Measured (mA)

300/1

600/1 A

10 5.52 15.39
15 8.29 22.86
20 10/65 30.30
25 13.11 36.67
30

15.39

43.0
35

17.38

51.5
40

18.84

60.0
45

20.14

69.5
50

20.36

78.2
55

20.36

60

20.36

Now any one can help me to find out the problem? Pl. Refer the resistance of CT of Y Phase which is less & equal in all winding compare to R & B phase. Is it possible to short the secondary winding? It is possible to short during transportation?

Now, which type of test should be taken ?

With Regards,

Hiren

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Re: Problem Observed in New 6-KV CT During Testing

01/22/2010 11:30 PM

Dear friend,

As you know the CTs are basiclly to insulate the instruments from high vltage side.

All the CTs should have the similar resistance value. If any of the CT resistance value is differig from the other two , it should be replaced.

CVS murthy

Manager Projects

GMMCO Limited

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Re: Problem Observed in New 6-KV CT During Testing

01/22/2010 11:31 PM

Hi Mr. Hiren

First try to get all test results & certificate from OEM(Original Equipment Manufacturer) & compare the values of these results with that report.

For more comment I will get back to you soon.

thanks

SJ

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Re: Problem Observed in New 6-KV CT During Testing

01/22/2010 11:41 PM

Hi

Only voltage stress is able to damage the CT in this way considering your Test result,It could not be damaged during Transportation.Either Thery may be chances that it might got damaged during its Routine Test at OEM site or There may be error in your Test method or Testing Equipment.

But now you cant use these CTs without ensuring its healthyness.

Pl let me update final result,I would also like to know.

thanks

SJ

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Re: Problem Observed in New 6-KV CT During Testing

01/24/2010 2:03 AM

I read all your test result. actually all test you have done is very conventional method.

if you can test the CT by using CPC-100 by omicron or like that type of test kit then it I can define the problem.

moreover my suggestion is like that test the ct by cpc-100 and

check the metering it is shorted (may be)

you should test the saturation point of CT (send result to me)

s_ha02@yahoo.com

shakhawat

PGCB, bangladesh

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