Understanding Line Distance protection (21)

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Thank you for all the hard work making these videos available to the public. It is much appreciated.

[@suryanath8464]

The best lectures I saw on Distance protection...

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one of the best description of this topic

[@nombili]

shortest explanation i ever heard, thank you!!!!

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This is a high-quality explanation

[@dianacruise40]

Fantastic. Thank you so much for this video. it’s very useful to understand how distance relay work. More videos please.

[@ayushshringi6993]

Very precise and great use of graphics. Thanks for uploading.

[@Relaytraining]

+ayush shringi Thanks

[@elnukthebaker]

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[@fredr4258]

So far so good. Vids 1 & 2 seem very good. I've picked up a few things. Thanks for creating these vids and sharing them!

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[@prasanthlaksumanan1281]

It's very clear and understanding for everyone 🙏

[@melitongojo4992]

Very clear explanation! Thanks. At last, now I understood them.

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Deep Informative .. Simple Explanation .. Thanks For Sharing .. Keep Going

[@juanpcie]

Excelente explicación de la función 21. gracias por el video.

[@gregoryhinshaw701]

Good explanation of POTT Schemes.

[@apd6750]

Thank you very much for the presentation! I would like to know how to calculate the magnitude of the worse case when the fault falls on zone 3 of relay. thank you!

[@Relaytraining]

You'd have to model the system and decide how far, and in what direction, you want zone 3 to protect.

[@juliofh5623]

Thanks for uploading this video. Nice and clear, great job.

[@azzammeeralam]

I wish our professor showed us that video in class.. Now I clearly understand what he was talking about

[@sherubwangdi8552]

looking forward for more lectures on other protection schemes too

[@ZahidHussain-wk1zl]

Great explanation... Very easy to understand...

[@siddharthalakkakula9475]

And please continue in making videos like this. Thank you for a great presentation. I really loved it!!!

[@greasyfingerss9811]

Epic video, really intuitive! keep the excellent work!

[@abburipavan1565]

Good work can u provide same to other protections

[@Relaytraining]

We're in the middle of a book right now. Hopefully we'll get back to some videos this year.

[@subramanimuthusamy5970]

Excellent video and very useful to me..

[@ameerhamza7385]

How to understand forward and reverse direction for zone settings? Like in case of Relay2 we have set zone 1,2 from right to left but similarly for Relay1 its zone1,2 is from left to right!

[@Relaytraining]

Forward is towards the protected device (the line in this case), reverse is current flowing away from the protected device.

[@janavax]

Excellent presentation. I have a question. Line distance protection advantage is its independence on change of the system beyond of the zone of protection (because is based on impedance) but is always described in scenarios where power flows in both directions, there are various zones of protection and a pair of relay are used, one at each extreme of the line. But in cases where there are just one zone of protection and unidirectional energy flow (for example in my case, a 40 KM 115kV single line feeding a radial/terminal substation), does it make sense to use line distance protection just at power source side?.

[@Relaytraining]

+janavax Sure. Many generator protections schemes apply distance protection looking out toward the system with significant time delays as backup protection to isolate the generator from faults external faults not cleared by external devices. Impedance protection would be applied anywhere that you want to create a specific zone of protection and can predict the impedance of that zone.

[@NatrajTNatarajant]

VERY NICE AND CLEAR EXPLANATIONS

[@deeputube100]

Thanks for making it so simple

[@pujum]

A very clear and informative video, thanks!

[@Relaytraining]

+Phil Moseley Thanks

[@fabifahrizal3931]

pls update more training videos

[@iftekharbokshi7843]

Thanks for sharing. Very well explain

[@londangema8282]

Sir, you are amazing.

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Very clean explanation. Like and subscription :)

[@vivekanandanbalakrishnan2035]

hi your videos are very helpful..am working in electrical protection designing..plz give me a video link that you mentioned as1st video of distance protection

[@vivekanandanbalakrishnan2035]

got it...

[@hadysalama9544]

can you send to me also

[@greasyfingerss9811]

put the link here please

[@oussamaaatiq8293]

Thank you for this presentation! I'd like to know whether there are softwares that allow to test and simulate distance peotection. Thanks again

[@Relaytraining]

Thanks for the comment. You can try these animations relaytraining.com/tag/line-distance-protection-21/

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[@Relaytraining]

Not that I know of other than the ones in the comments.

[@phamquyen0201]

pls make video with 78 function for generator protection

[@Relaytraining]

I'll put it on the list. In the meantime, I have a whole chapter dedicated to 78-Protection and testing in The Relay Testing Handbook: Generator Relay Protection Testing

[@chrispalmer853]

Great presentation

[@pd7480]

Hi I was wondering, what criteria would determine a communication based schedule like pott, or Ducb etc. I know line differential is used when line SIR is very high and distance based protection cannot be applied. You also mentioned that grid can't handle large duration of fault contribution. Can you please give a real world situation,

[@Relaytraining]

Parminder Dhawan Some choices are based on Technology such as line differential (need fiber), DCB or DCUB (need carrier equipment). PUTT schemes shouldn't be used in systems with weak infeeds. I was more talking about equipment rather than the grid. All equipment on the grid can withstand some fault current for a short duration. The longer the duration, the more the insulation breaks down or arcs form.

[@vincentgoh7984]

Thanks for the efforts

[@NateBuildingBricks]

Thanks for the video. This was very useful information.

[@Relaytraining]

Thanks. Glad you liked it

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[@doudou177]

every good, thanks you must great man. perfect voice！

[@rengaramanujan]

Nowadays distance relays modeld like D60 P742, REL670 are coming with 5 zones. what's the advantage of increasing this zones. Line differential are used only if the lines are less than 10km . How to communicate with remote end relay

[@Relaytraining]

The only advantage is increased flexibility for users who want to fine-tune their zone protection. I can't believe the maximum distance for a fiber optic connection between two line distance relays is 10km. Can you send the source information with this limit?

[@sonumehta5847]

Excellent presentation

[@shahidstark7308]

Very much helpful . thank you. Keep doing

[@samirdarji5237]

superb understanding video

[@hibazuberi140]

great work! is this mho relay or impedance relay that is being used?

[@Relaytraining]

An MHO relay is an impedance relay with a circle characteristic

[@JatinderSingh-cs1kh]

Communication assisted Protection Schemes could be good because the fault should be cleared in minimum time in order to save all the protection equipment and self isolate the Transmission line

[@didilgialorosso8582]

thank you sir, can you share the software used to make this animation please?

[@Relaytraining]

They were created in flash and you can play with in the link in the description.

[@ricardoglover3449]

Great explanation.

[@Relaytraining]

Thanks

[@siddharthalakkakula9475]

Can you please explain the difference among POTT, PUTT, DCB schemes

[@Relaytraining]

You can follow this playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZCso6aEfdtnl7M, or buy The Relay Testing Handbook: End-to-End Testing relaytraining.com/relay-testing-handbook-series-v3/

[@HarshPatel-jy4qf]

Is this the same as three stepped distance protection?

[@Relaytraining]

Yes

[@ameyamungi7993]

Very Informative. Thanx :)

[@holy_quran_karem]

Thank you .. simple and straightforward :) =D

[@Relaytraining]

+mohamed yassin Thanks!

[@Catenasio]

Sir can yu explain about zone protection

[@Relaytraining]

That's what this video is about

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Excelent video thanks for sharing it!!!

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Good job fantastic video

[@shahzadhashmi1454]

hi... can u p[lz share video on relay settings calculations & distance relay testing... thanks in advance

[@Relaytraining]

+Shahzad Hashmi Thanks for your comment. I've put your request on the list, but it is pretty far down at this point. We plan to put out more videos in 2016.

[@rodeopriya]

Good animation

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TS?

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Thank you for the tutorial... :-)

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