System Protection CH 4 Flashcards

1
Q

have the interrupters enclosed within a grounded enclosure.

A

Dead tank breakers

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2
Q

has the interrupter installed
within an insulated enclosure

A

live tank breaker

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3
Q

reacts to the magnetic and
electric fields to provide accurate and usable input to relays and metering.

A

optical sensors

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4
Q

typically utilized where there is a need to
use the transmission line to carry a signal to a location to trip a breaker

A

Coupling capacitor potential devices

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5
Q

an inductance that is installed in the line circuit between the coupling capacitor and the substation bus to block the carrier signal from being transmitted into the bus

A

wave trap

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6
Q

have a separate current and/or voltage input that enables the relay to sense which direction the fault current is flowing

A

overcurrent relays

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7
Q

scheme uses relays that measure the
impedance or reactance of the line.

A

Distance overcurrent relaying

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8
Q

a relaying scheme used for transmission protection, where the relays at different line terminals communicate with each other using some type of telecommunication system.

A

Pilot wire relaying

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9
Q

uses the transmission conductors as the
communications medium to send signals to trip or block the tripping of breakers in the event of a fault.

A

Power line carrier relaying

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