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    Neelakandan Masilamani
    This document summarizes the inverse definite minimum time settings for two protective relays on a 230,000 V system. Relay 1 has a clearance time of 0.38 seconds at 250 A and relay 2 has a clearance time of 0.33 seconds at 3600 A. Both relays have a time multiplier setting of 5 and operate based on the standard inverse curve type with alpha and beta settings of 0.02 and 0.14 respectively.

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    This document summarizes the inverse definite minimum time settings for two protective relays on a 230,000 V system. Relay 1 has a clearance time of 0.38 seconds at 250 A and relay 2 has a clearance time of 0.33 seconds at 3600 A. Both relays have a time multiplier setting of 5 and operate based on the standard inverse curve type with alpha and beta settings of 0.02 and 0.14 respectively.

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    This document summarizes the inverse definite minimum time settings for two protective relays on a 230,000 V system. Relay 1 has a clearance time of 0.38 seconds at 250 A and relay 2 has a clearance time of 0.33 seconds at 3600 A. Both relays have a time multiplier setting of 5 and operate based on the standard inverse curve type with alpha and beta settings of 0.02 and 0.14 respectively.

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    Time Current Curves

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    Neelakandan Masilamani
    This document summarizes the inverse definite minimum time settings for two protective relays on a 230,000 V system. Relay 1 has a clearance time of 0.38 seconds at 250 A and relay 2 has a clearance time of 0.33 seconds at 3600 A. Both relays have a time multiplier setting of 5 and operate based on the standard inverse curve type with alpha and beta settings of 0.02 and 0.14 respectively.

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    INVERSE DEFINITE MINIMUM TIME (Standard Inverse)

    Curve Type= Standard Inverse


    =
    0.02
    =
    0.14

    10.000

    Supply Characteristics
    Voltage
    Available Fault
    Fault Current

    230000 V
    9118 MVA
    22888 A

    Supply Relay Setting


    TMS=
    V1=
    I1=
    Inst1=
    I '1=

    0.3 Seconds
    230000 V
    400 A
    10 Multiplier
    400 Adjusted to 230000V Base

    Relay 1
    Clearance 1 =
    TMS =
    V1 =
    I1 =
    Inst1 =
    I '1 =

    0.3
    0.38
    110000
    250
    5
    120

    Seconds
    Seconds
    V
    A

    Relay 2
    Clearance 2 =
    TMS 2 =
    V2 =
    I2 =
    Inst2 =
    I '2 =

    0.3
    0.33
    110000
    3600
    5
    1722

    Seconds
    Seconds
    V
    A

    t=(""
    t=(""TMS)/((I/I_0
    TMS)/((I/I_0) )
    ^-1)
    ^-1)

    Multiplier
    Adjusted to 230000V Base

    Multiplier
    Adjusted to 230000V Base

    1.000
    100

    1000

    10000

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