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Pole slip protection

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GeorgeCain

Electrical
Jan 29, 2014
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Hi all,

could you please someone explain how pole slip protection works? Is there any difference between pole slip and out of step protection or is it just a different name?
 
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The book looks very helpful, thanks for that! Do you know any other companies providing pole slip protection relay except Alstom? I have found an ABB relay. But I guess there must be more of them.
 
GE's G60 relay has it and probably some of their simpler ones too
ABB have at least two relay familys (one Swiss, one Swedish) which have pole slip protection
Siemens
 
GE Multilin G60, SEL 700G, Baler BE1-11g are all multifunction generator relays with the 78 function.

I can't remember the Siemens or ABB model right now.

The Basler BE1-40Q loss of excitaiton relay can also be used to protect agaisnt pole slipping caused by under excitation, or VAR flow into the machine.
 
Alstom/SE Micom P34x terminals
Siemens 7UM terminals.
ABB REG670/650 terminals

Pole slip , out of step are same functions.
 
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