Protection Coordination Tutorial Part 1

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[@guitarraenllamas]

I don't know if you're gonna read this but I just wanted to say a big thank you. Your 6 videos helped me a lot to understand the basics of coordination, what I couldn't understand at university. I'll return the favour to your patreon in the future 👌

[@Generalpac]

I'm really glad this was helpful for you. I was very confused at first too... Then learned it slowly... Now just passing what I learned along. Please consider becoming our patron at patreon.com/generalpac so we can continue making helpful video tutorials :)

[@stephene.g.cbuckle2548]

This is the first positive step to my project about relay power protection. Thankyou and I look forward to the rest. :)

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[@hfahema1]

Very good high level break down! Perfect for those with EE knowledge but not necessarily knowledge on PDC

[@Generalpac]

+Hussein Fahema Thanks! My intent was exactly that. In fact, I have come to find out that many facility engineers and technicians were never taught this stuff - which I believe is very important for themselves as well as their safety. So this an introduction. It explains "why" we coordinate. The next video, I hope to explain "how" we coordinate.

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[@Generalpac]

Hey you guys, thanks for the feedback. For all our upcoming videos we won't add any music. Unfortunately, KZbin doesn't allow us to remove the music from previously uploaded videos. Thank you for your understanding. -GeneralPAC team

[@jamesanimashaun1661]

True you are right I hope the presenter takes note and makes correction

[@Jupiter198276]

Beautiful video. You made it easy to understand coordination.

[@shoaibahmed4210]

Explained very intuitively, try to upload all of the course lectures.

[@Generalpac]

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[@jamesanimashaun1661]

I like his presentation , simple and precise

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[@MarvinsRoom_]

Good video, lower the volume of music though

[@sunshine7453]

The 3rd transformer should step down from 480V to 208V and not 4.1KV to 208V. I do enjoy the video overall.

[@Generalpac]

+Sun Shine yes! Rookie mistake. Thanks for catching this! :)

[@anthonywooten9930]

Right

[@atifullah2007]

Though Power system protection is a complex subject but this video is taught in Very simple manner and contains very valuable information so that laymen can understand it. if the music be removed, this will make it excellent.

[@Generalpac]

+Atif Ullah thank you for the comments Atif and I totally agree with you! The music volume is significantly reduced for new videos :)

[@Asukhtian]

Great video ... Thanks a lot it really helped me a lot.... May i ask if you can explain insulation monitor device for IT systems

[@m.r2368]

@Generalpac which book do you recommend for Protection Coordination. Is there a chapter on this in John J Grainger book?

[@victorpinto5884]

Es importante conectar el cable del celular, primero en el equipo y despues en el tomacorriente. Esto prolonga la vida de la bateria porque no se expone directamente al hecho brusco de laincorporacion de la corriente. Cuando se hace la conexion de una carga en un tomacorriente se genera un pico de corriente que aunque es muy corto, afecta la bateria, Este pico de corriente se atenua y se pierde a travez de la longitud del cable cuando ya el equipo esta conectado a dicho cable

[@Generalpac]

Gracias por tu comentario. Sin embargo, no importa si conectamos el cable del teléfono celular primero en el equipo, luego en el tomacorriente o viceversa.

[@xSyph]

Good video, quick note that the third transformer should be a 480-208V txf not a 4160. I'd like to see one that gets into some more depth explaining a bit more about the coordination curves and the changes with time/current.

[@redlanterncorps1714]

Hey, nice video. What app or tablet you use to create these lectures? Anyone knows?

[@kalumprasannaHW]

Light board

[@chamroeunmeth1412]

great video but the background music is kind of loud

[@phuchu9231]

Please provide videos on different types of relays wiring diagrams

[@dse2008]

just found this youtube here, just curiously asking what software you use in this video?

[@LaptopAdda]

Do you have any video on Type -2 co ordination for Motor control centre

[@dilbaghgrover8654]

Why disconnection time of upstream is lower than that of downstream

[@Generalpac]

Hello! For the coordination purpose the time of operation of downstream is faster than the time of operation of upstream device. If the coordination is not met such that the upstream breaker trips before the downstream breaker then it will hit the overall reliability of system. Hope you find it useful. Best regards, GeneralPAC by AllumiaX

[@sshvibha]

hi ,,do you have any idea about " active power transducer and electronic limit detector" pls explain ,,thank you

[@trinimantobago]

Great video

[@boylert1]

great job

[@Generalpac]

R-Tom Boyle, If you have any specific suggestions to improve these videos or even topic suggestions, i'd greatly appreciate it. I hope to make a series of intuitive video tutorials on symmetrical components soon. Thanks!

[@nelsonpedropadillaovando6231]

Good job!!!

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[@ayeflippum]

duration *and* scope

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[@akshaybhor479]

what is insulation co-ordination

[@durashezzle]

There is an error in your diagram in this video.

[@Sportsman134]

you should have continued with these tutorials, rather than passing it off to "someone" else

[@Generalpac]

All the new ones are back in our court :)

[@mariosnavas]

why so loud music ?

[@Generalpac]

For all our upcoming videos we won't add any music. Unfortunately, KZbin doesn't allow us to remove the music from previously uploaded videos. Thank you for your understanding. -GeneralPAC team

[@dawodtawer1953]

I hope someone could answer my question. I have six generators (1 MVA each) supplying a system through two transformers 0.4/11 kv. I need to add two more generators (1 MVA each) through transformer 0.4/11 kv My question is do i need to change protection settings after adding thses two generators?

[@Generalpac]

Hey Dawod, Yes, protection settings will be revised. As adding new generators will increase the current, the pickup setting will change as pickup depends directly on the current. If protection settings are not changed, then there is a high chance of false tripping during normal operation, affecting the reliability of the power system. Hope this clears your vision... Thanks, GeneralPAC by AllumiaX

[@dawodtawer1953]

@@Generalpac Well noted Thank you so much 🌹

[@Generalpac]

​@@dawodtawer1953 You're welcome :)

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[@moumenyasser]

Great job , but i recommend to remove background music

[@Generalpac]

+moumen yasser thanks for the feedback. Yes you are right, the bg music is distracting when it's that loud. I have reduced the bg audio signficianly in recent tutorials.

[@guitarraenllamas]

I disagree, It helped me to focus on the video

[@ef7480]

Wish my electricity supplier would watch this re, isolation and outages.....

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[@trollobite1629]

Wow, I wanted to watch this but that bloody back ground music just drones through you.

[@ManojYadav-jm8nf]

Too much background sound. lecture sound is over ridden. poor quality audio

[@Generalpac]

+Manoj Yadav our apologies... We have removed background music in all videos in 2018 and forward.

[@truthteller2700]

The back ground music is so annoying

[@feolender2938]

Annoying keyboard monotone, not required. V Annoying

[@Generalpac]

Thanks for the feedback. We have removed the background music in all our latest videos!