DocumentCode :
2633900
Title :
Impact of variable frequency drive and cyclic loading on multi-function motor protection relays
Author :
Khan, Umar ; Ernst, Thomas ; Eiskant, Stan
Author_Institution :
Digital Energy, Gen. Electr., Markham, ON, Canada
fYear :
2015
fDate :
March 30 2015-April 2 2015
Firstpage :
949
Lastpage :
967
Abstract :
Multifunctional motor protection relays are associated with various challenges/problems when applied to the special purpose motor applications such as variable frequency drives (VFD) and cyclic loading. For the VFD motor applications, these challenges include distorted input signals; varying frequency; current and voltage measurements at load and source side of VFD, respectively; switching of the VFD bypass; etc. For cyclic load motor applications, variation in the current magnitude during a load cycle period can result in mal-operation of the thermal overload protection and less sensitivity to short circuit faults. This paper is reviewing the aforementioned challenges, and is presenting solutions in order to establish a reliable protection solution that is secure and sensitive. To fully analyze the impact of VFD and cyclic load on multifunctional motor protection, various normal and faulted system conditions are simulated in the transient simulator software (PSCAD) in order to validate proper performance of the proposed solutions.
Keywords :
motor drives; motor protection; relay protection; variable speed drives; PSCAD; VFD motor; cyclic load motor; distorted input signals; load cycle period; multifunction motor protection relays; short circuit faults; thermal overload protection; transient simulator software; variable frequency drive; Acceleration; Frequency estimation; Harmonic analysis; Induction motors; Pulse width modulation; Relays;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Protective Relay Engineers, 2015 68th Annual Conference for
Conference_Location :
College Station, TX
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-8721-4
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/CPRE.2015.7102215
Filename :
7102215
Link To Document :
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