BINGMD
Electrical
- Jul 26, 2005
- 37
I have a transformer with the following data:
50MVA, 115kV-34.5kV-13.8KV, groundWYE/groundWYE/Delta
Using Aspen software, I apply a single line to ground fault at 34.5kV side.(Note: there is no low side or other fault contributions).
Zero sequence fault current at 34.5kV side is 5850Amp.
Zero sequence fault current at 115kV side is 217Amp.
I wish to get the teriary fault current to do the settings of a relay used at the teriary. I need your wisdom and smartness to confirm if I did right.
Zero Sequence Short Circuit MVAsc at 34.5kV side = 1.732*34.5kV*5.850kA=349.56MVA
Zero Sequence Short Circuit MVAsc at 115kV side =
1.732*115kV*0.217kA=43.22MVA.
The difference is 349.56MVA-43.22MVA=306.34MVA and it must come from tertiary. So, the tertiary current is
306.34MVA/(1.732*13.8kV)=12,817Amp.
Thank you for your help.
Bing
50MVA, 115kV-34.5kV-13.8KV, groundWYE/groundWYE/Delta
Using Aspen software, I apply a single line to ground fault at 34.5kV side.(Note: there is no low side or other fault contributions).
Zero sequence fault current at 34.5kV side is 5850Amp.
Zero sequence fault current at 115kV side is 217Amp.
I wish to get the teriary fault current to do the settings of a relay used at the teriary. I need your wisdom and smartness to confirm if I did right.
Zero Sequence Short Circuit MVAsc at 34.5kV side = 1.732*34.5kV*5.850kA=349.56MVA
Zero Sequence Short Circuit MVAsc at 115kV side =
1.732*115kV*0.217kA=43.22MVA.
The difference is 349.56MVA-43.22MVA=306.34MVA and it must come from tertiary. So, the tertiary current is
306.34MVA/(1.732*13.8kV)=12,817Amp.
Thank you for your help.
Bing