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IEC IEEE & ETAP Generator Terminal Fault Calculation and comparison Purpose and Description: The purpose of this exercise is to study the fault current contribution from generator by using IEC-60909 and ANSI/IEEE standard using excel and ETAP. The datasheet of generator is attached at the end of this exercise. Case 1: Calculation of fault current contribution at generator terminal using IEC standard 1.
This exercise involves creating the below shown SLD and entering the corresponding data into the etap. The detailed modelling is shown in subsequent steps.
2. Enter the generator rating and reactance values for Gen1 as shown below.
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3. Add the dummy transformer. Otherwise etap may show you the below error.
4. Add circuit breaker CB-1 and entered the rating as below.
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Go to SC module, make a new study case as ‘Test_IEC’. 6. Open the study case ‘Test_IEC’, go to the standard page. Choose standard as IEC. Also select user-defined c factor and make it equal to 1 as shown in below image. 5.
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7. Go to SC module, select bus1, right click on it and make a fault on bus1. 8. Run the 3-phase device duty calculation. 9. Select the Report Manager option (present on the right hand side of the screen in SC Module), select the Summary tab and the PDF option and generate the report. Etap will shows the following results:
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Excel calculation of short circuit currents by IEC standard: Input require: Generator Data: (The datasheet of generator is attached at the end of this exercise) Un
6.6
kV
Nominal bus
ETAP input required
Urg
6.6
kV
Rating for Gen
ETAP input required
MVA
16.75
Frequency
MVA
ETAP input required
50
Hz
ETAP input required
IrG
1.465
kA
Evaluated in ETAP
pf
0.8
Exciter Type cylindrical round rotor Xd Xd'' X2 Ta
ETAP input required
160
series 2
%
ETAP input required
For steady state short circuit current calculation
Ra
124 10 14.8 0.169
% % % sec
0.2788
%
ETAP input required ETAP input required ETAP input required ETAP input required ETAP input required from vendor data OR Derived From Ta of generator, where 2.pi.f.Ta = X2/Ra
A. Calculation of Ik" including correction factor for Xd" C
1
User defined
Cmax
1.1
KG
1.03774
ZGk
0.10381
pu
ZGk=KG.ZG = KGxsqrt(Ra^2+Xd"^2) as perIEC 60909-2001 eqn. no. 17 of page 61
ZGk
0.26998
Ohm
Where, ZGk in ohm = ZGK pu *Zbase'
As per Table-1(Voltage factor c) of IEC 60909-0-2001 page No.41 KG=( Un/Urg)*(Cmax/(1+Xd"pu*sin(phi)) as perIEC 60909-2001 eqn. no. 18 of page 61
& Z base= kV^2 / MVA= 2.6006 ohm Ik''=
14.115
kA rms
Ik" =C.UN/Sqrt(3)/ZGk as per eqn. no.29 of page no.83 of IEC 60909-0 2001
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B. Calculation of peak SC Ip Rgf Rgf/Xd'' = K=
Ip=
0.07 * Xd''
This value is set inside ETAP software (no user can change this) as per page 63 of IEC 60909-0 2001
0.07
For