Presentation (New)
Presentation (New)
Presentation (New)
Under guidance of
Prof. Manjari asutkar
PROJECTEES:
MAHESH G, SHENDE
YOGESH O. KOLHE
HARSHAL B. MASKAR
VIKAS F. KAMBALKAR
AKHIL FULBHOGE
ABSTRACT
INTRODUCTION
OBJECTIVES
BLOCK DIAGRAM
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
COMPONENTS
ADVANTAGES
APPLICATIONS
REFERENCE
Relays are an essential part of the power systems and are responsible to
control the over/under voltage, over current, zero voltage switching and
protect the devices from these parameters.
The main function of our project is to constantly monitor the parameters to
control and protect the device, if it exceeds the value set by the user, further it
sends a tripping signal to the circuit breaker to break the connection and
isolate the fault.
All the fault will be convey with the help of Wireless communicator using
GSM device.
INTRODUCTION
Intelligent system should detect fault and generate tripping in less than 1
seconds, for that we take help of Microcontroller like PIC, CT and PT.
The objective of a protection scheme is to keep the power
system stable by isolating only the components that are under
fault.
Protection schemes must apply with very pragmatic and
pessimistic approach to clearing system faults.
Sending system parameters to remote location using GSM.
230V AC INPUT
SUPPLY
5 V DC LCD
POTENTIAL
TRANSFORMER GSM
MICRO-
CONTROLLER
CURRENT
TRANSFORMER IC 2803
DRIVER IC
TEMP. SENSOR
LM 35
RELAY LOAD
COMPONENT OF PROJECT
PIC Microcontroller (Peripheral Interface Controller)
Driver IC (ULN 2003A)
Relay 12 volt - 03No.
Power Transformer 230/12 v. -01 No.
Regulator IC-7805 - 01 No
Potential Transformer - 03 No
Current Transformer -02 No
LCD -01 No.
GSM - 01 No
PIC CONTROLLER
PIC control is a device which is a receiving & sending signal to the
circuit.
It gives command to the relay as fault is occur in any single phase.
Automatic phase shifted from faulty phase to another healthy phase
Rating- 5V
DRIVER IC ULN 2003A
5) Hewiston, L., Brown, M., &Balakrishnan, R. (2004). Practical power system protection.Access
Online via Elesevier.
6) I.T. Monseth and P.H.Robinson, Relay system ,McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York 1935
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