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Normal Inverse Curve Formula of BBC ICM Overcurrent Relay

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GRAEE

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Hello everyone!

What is the formula of a Normal Inverse Curve of BBC ICM overcurrent relays?

Thanks.
 
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The equation is t = TMS(((k/((I/Is)^a) -1))+ C))))

Where:

t = operating time for a constant current

I = energising current

Is = overcurrent setting

TMS = time multiplying setting

k, a and c = constants defining the curve

For nor4mal Inverse, defined by the IEC, K = 0.14, a = 0.02 and c = 0.
 
Hello Juleselec & Sibeen,

Thanks for the information. The relay that im referring is the old one, the BBC ICM2.

Thanks very much.

GRAEE
 
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