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Tri-Phase control normal load
At normal system current, the Tri-Phase control is effectively
dormant. Load current is continuously being compared to the
selected minimum-trip settings, but the TCC and trip circuits are not
activated.
Tri-Phase control overcurrent protection
The TCC circuit is activated when current above the pre-selected
minimum trip value is sensed. Once activated, the TCC circuit
uses the magnitude of the overcurrent to establish a time delay.
At the completion of the delay, the trip circuit pulses the Flux Shift
Tripper, which causes it to trip open the vacuum fault interrupter
mechanism.
Tri-Phase control coordination flexibility
The E time-current curve has long been an industry standard for
underground distribution switchgear fusing. However, when several
protective devices are present on the same line, it can become
difficult to obtain proper system coordination. The Tri-Phase control,
with the EF TCC installed, combines classic switchgear protection
with state-of-the-art vacuum fault interrupter technology. The Tri-
Phase control eliminates the problems normally associated with
fuses, but preserves and extends the familiar E-shaped curve to
higher currents.
Coordination and application of the Tri-Phase control is identical to
fuse application, but with the benefit of a greatly expanded offering
of trip ratings and timing curves. In the following example, the
EF TCC provides ideal coordination when protecting single-phase
distribution transformer loop schemes. The cable can be protected
to its rated load with sufficient margin between the EF and the
substation breaker.
Tri-Phase control instantaneous trip
Instantaneous trip, a standard feature of the Tri-Phase control,
extends the range of coordination with upstream devices, at
higher fault levels. A switch on the control circuit board enables
the instantaneous trip feature and programs a multiplier that is
applied to the standard minimum trip setting. When current above
the predetermined fault level is sensed, the instantaneous trip
feature causes the control to bypass the normal TCC delay and trip
immediately; thus eliminating any intentional time delay. For faults
below this actuation level, the control operates according to its
normal settings.
Figure 8. Normal load diagram.
Tri-Phase Control
Flux
Shift
Tripper
(Magnetic Latch)
VFI ClosedCT
Table 9. Tri-Phase control overcurrent protection diagram.
Tri-Phase Control
Flux
Shift
Tripper
(Magnetic Latch)
VFI Open
CT
T
I
M
E
1000
100
10
1
0.10
0.010
CURRENT
100000100001000100101
EF-300A Tri-Phase
2OOT
Composite:
200A ELSP &
50A BAYONET
500 kVA, 3Ø
Phase-trip, three-
phase transformer
protection.
T
I
M
E
1000
100
10
1
0.10
0.010
CURRENT
100000100001000100101
CO9-800A
GND
CO9-1200A PH
EF-300A
Tri-Phase
Composite:
50A ELSP &
15A Bayonet
50 kVA, 1Ø
Phase-trip, single-
phase transformer
protection.
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Technical Data 285-10
Effective April 2014
VFI underground distribution switchgear
www.cooperpower.com
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