CDG rlelay - TAP Range and Curve needed 1

[chrap]

Hello to everyone,
I need the allowable setting range for a CDG/SPE C3EG1466G relay along with its NI characteristic. I think that this is a special version of the old CDG relays. Unhopefully, documentation is difficult to find for this type of relays. However, i wonder if anyone of you involved in distribution protection studies has come up with this relay model. I would be very grateful if he would provide me with the range and the characteristic required (both phase and earth units)...
Thank you,
Chris

 

[capuchi]

I think this is a Federal Pacific Electric (FPE)-made relay. I have encountered this type and model in the 70s and I doubt if relay curve are still available. Whoever took over FPE?

 

[dpc]

These are GEC relays, I believe. Contact Alstom.

There are CDG curves in EasyPower, but the numbers don't match anything you list.

 

[ScottyUK]

Contact Areva at the St. Leonard's works:

Areva T&D
St Leonards Avenue
Stafford
ST16 4LX(Road Map)
Staffordshire

Tel: +44(0)1785 223251
Fax: +44(0)1785 272449



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[Marmite]

There is information on legacy products available on the Areva website, if it is an Areva relay.

http://www.areva-td.com/solutions/liblocal/docs/LegacyProducts/cdg11-16appliguide.pdf

Regards
Marmite

 

[andross]

ScottyUK has the best solution. Contact Areva in Stafford (formely Alstom / GEC and the manufacturer of this type of relay). Quote them the serial number and full type number and they should be able to help you out.

Good Luck.