Relay Protection Technical Support

CT disconnection refers to the occurrence of circuit disconnection in the secondary circuit of the current transformer (CT), which will make the secondary side unable to transmit current signals normally to the relay protection device or measuring instrument. The main function of the current transformer is to reduce the large current in the high-voltage line to a safe level in a certain proportion to facilitate the measurement and protection of the equipment to work.

Relay protection test instruments guarantee the proper function of relay devices in power systems. Abnormal issues can affect test accuracy and cause device damage. This article explores these problems and solutions.

Relay maintenance equipment is required to respond to faults and abnormal operating conditions of electrical equipment, automatically, quickly and selectively act on circuit breakers, remove faulty equipment from the system, ensure that fault-free equipment continues to operate normally, and control the scale of accidents to a minimum, improve the reliability of system operation, and maximize the safe connection of power supply to users.

Refers to the ability to react to fault conditions within the specified protection range. A protective device that meets the sensitivity requirements shall be able to react sensitively and correctly to a fault within the zone, regardless of the location of the short-circuit point and the type of short-circuit.

The article emphasizes the critical role of relay protection devices in modern power systems, discussing their operation, reliability, and the need for effective management to enhance power transmission efficiency and control.