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    P R OT E C T I O N

    MVAP 22
    Voltage Selection Relay

    The MVAP 22 is a voltage failure relay with changeover output


    contacts enabling its use for either voltage selection or fuse
    failure protection. A typical application as a voltage selection
    relay is the automatic connection of metering equipment to an
    alternative supply if the normal or preferred supply fails.
    As a fuse failure relay it will monitor the output of a voltage
    transformer and give an alarm or disconnect protection
    circuits for VT fuse failure.
    The relay monitors the three phase voltage supply and
    operates if the supply is interrupted or becomes unbalanced
    due to failure of the voltage transformers primary or
    secondary fuses.
    Typical MiDOS
    Auxiliary Relay

    ORDERING OPTIONS

    MVAP22T1

    Frequency
    50Hz

    60Hz

    Voltage Monitored (Vn)

    Customer Benefits
    Detects VT fuse blows
    and other voltage circuit
    failures.
    Can be used to switch to
    an alternative supply if
    the main supply fails.
    Fast and reliable

    AREVA T&D

    110/125V

    220/250 V

    415/440 V

    VOLTAGE FAILURE DETECTION


    ON GENERATOR VTS
    The MVAP 22 relay can be applied to provide an
    equivalent function to the voltage balance relay by
    using one MVAP 22 per voltage transformer and
    connecting the output contacts of the two MVAP 22
    relays as shown in Figure 3. The relay combination
    can be used to block relays or other devices that will
    operate incorrectly when a voltage transformer primary
    and/or secondary fuse(s) blow or to give an alarm for
    the faulty voltage transformer.
    Each relay is supplied from its own voltage transformer
    and will detect blown fuses in either the primary or
    secondary windings of the voltage transformer or if the
    voltage supply becomes interrupted.
    In the event of a generator short circuit causing the
    voltage supplied to the relays to become appreciably
    unbalanced the relays will operate, but the trip circuit
    via the generator protective relays (ie., devices 21, 32
    and 40) will be maintained through the normally closed
    contacts on the two changeover contacts A1 and
    B1, and an alarm will be prevented via the normally
    closed contacts A3 and B2.

    Failure of any voltage transformer supply will cause


    operation of the appropriate MVAP 22 relay and block
    tripping of the associated generator relays which may
    be adversely affected by the loss of voltage supply via
    contacts A1 or B1 and give an alarm via A2 or
    B3.

    DESCRIPTION
    Two attracted armature units are employed as shown
    in Figure 3. An operating voltage appears across the
    coils of unit A when the secondary voltages become
    unbalanced due to loss of any one primary or
    secondary phase. Unit B has six changeover contacts
    for voltage selection and is normally energised via the
    normally closed contact on unit A from two phases of
    the supply. Unit B drops off on operation of unit A, on
    complete loss of supply, or on loss of two primary or
    secondary phases.
    If three limb core type star connected voltage
    transformers are used, the relay will not operate
    correctly if the star points of the primary windings are
    connected to neutral or earth.

    Preferred supply
    A
    B
    C

    C
    RLB is energised when
    preferred supply is healthy.
    A

    B
    Phase rotation

    15
    16

    22

    Metering
    equipment

    n
    R3
    a

    RLA

    RV1

    C1

    23
    13

    RLB-1

    Figure 2

    17

    MVAP 22 Application diagram


    25
    14

    R1
    RLA-A

    RLB-2

    18
    R2

    27
    20

    0V
    relay

    RLB-3

    RLB

    24

    6
    RLB-4

    C2
    8
    R4
    a

    12
    RLB-5
    n

    5
    RLB-6

    A
    B
    C
    Alternative supply

    10

    Note

    Earthing connections are typical only.


    Where a 3 winding VT has only a 3 limb core,
    then primary VT earth should be omitted if
    detection of primary fuse failure is required.

    Output
    contacts

    TECHNICAL DATA

    A
    A

    B
    C

    > Ratings
    Voltage ratings:

    B
    Phase rotation

    110/125V ac
    220/250V
    415/440V

    > Operating boundaries

    23

    MVAP 22
    (A)

    25

    80% 125% of lower rating

    27

    > Contacts
    23

    Six pairs of isolated self reset changeover


    contacts are provided for voltage selection
    switching.

    MVAP 22
    (B)

    25
    27

    Generator

    Make and carry continuously


    ac 1250VA with maxima of 5A and 660V
    Make and carry for 3 seconds
    ac 7500VA with maxima of 30A and 660V

    MVAP 22
    (A)

    Break
    ac 1250VA with maxima of 5A and 660V

    A-1

    MVAP 22
    (B)

    B-1

    21

    Trip

    32

    > Case Information


    40
    A-2

    Type MVAP 22 relays are housed in size 4 cases


    (see Figure 4).

    B-2

    10

    Alarm A

    10

    12

    12

    > Information required with order

    A-3

    B-3

    1
    3

    Rated voltage

    Alarm B

    Rated frequency
    Figure 3

    Application diagram: Connection of MVAP 22


    relays to provide an equivalent function to a voltage
    balance relay on generator VTs
    52
    4 holes 4.4

    97

    23.5

    All dimensions in mm.


    168

    Push button
    projection 10 max.

    Figure 4
    Case outline size 4

    99
    Panel cut-out:
    Flush mounting fixing details.

    32

    103

    212

    25 min.

    157 max.

    177

    Fast alarming,
    or switching
    to a healthy VT supply

    159

    Flush mounting.

    11

    AREVA TRACK RECORD VOLTAGE SUPERVISION DEVICES


    >> Over 7500 MVAP 22 relays supplied since

    launch in 1985

    AUTOMATION-L3-MVAP-BR-03.05-0899-GB - 2005 AREVA - AREVA, the AREVA logo and any alternative version thereof are trademarks and service marks of AREVA.
    MiCOM is a registered trademark of AREVA. All trade names or trademarks mentioned herein whether registered or not, are the property of their owners. - 389191982 RCS PARIS - Printed in France - SONOVISION-ITEP

    >> Fast VT Supervision fitted in all MiCOM distance relays

    AREVA T&D Worldwide Contact Centre:


    http://www.areva-td.com/contactcentre/
    Tel.: +44 (0) 1785 250 070

    www.areva-td.com
    www.areva-td.com/protectionrelays

    Our policy is one of continuous development. Accordingly the


    design of our products may change at any time. Whilst every
    effort is made to produce up to date literature, this brochure
    should only be regarded as a guide and is intended for
    information purposes only. Its contents do not constitute an offer
    for sale or advise on the application of any product referred to in
    it. We cannot be held responsible for any reliance on any
    decisions taken on its contents without specific advice.

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