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V. Library Editing .................................................................................................. 30
A. Fuses .................................................................................................................. 30
B. Relays ................................................................................................................. 31
C. Motor Overload Relays ...................................................................................... 32
D. SSTs ................................................................................................................... 33
E. Non-SSTs ........................................................................................................... 34
F. Thermal Magnetic Breakers ............................................................................... 35
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Protective Device Coordination with PowerProtector
I. Coordination focus
1. Fault buses
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II. TCCs
A. Creation
B. TCC Toolbar
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C. Editing the curve data
1. Double-click / menu
2. Drag
D. TCC Formatting
1. Curves
a) Show/hide
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2. Plot Area
a) Scale
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(2) Zoom Area
3. Title Block
a) Editing data
c) Show/hide
4. One-line Box
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a) Dragging/re-sizing
b) Show/hide
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1. Does not affect main one-line
The TCC one-line has its own one-line coordinates. Dragging, re-
sizing ..etc. does not affect the main one-line drawing. However,
this left TCC one-line is LINKED to the main one-line. Therefore,
faults can be run and equipment data can be viewed from the TCC
one-line.
3. Printing Options
F. TCC Storage
Storing a TCC does not save it to the database. It only attaches the
TCC to the temporary file. File Save must be run for stored
TCCs to be saved to the database.
2. “Latest” vs “Read-only”
a) Global Changes
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Equipment Trip Settings: This includes all equipment
setting information (i.e. manufacturer, pickup,
instantaneous ...etc.).
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1. Default TCC Curve Colors
2. Other Defaults
H. Short Circuit
1. TCC Options
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The settings in TCC Options are all TCC based.
When the TCC Options are set to Calculated from SC, running
faults on the one-line will affect tick marks and curve clipping.
a) Fault All
b) Fault Selected
3. Tick Marks
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(1) User manually enters short circuit currents in dialog
boxes.
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4. Clipping
b) User-specified currents
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I. Motor starting Curves
1. The motor curve shows graphically (amps vs. time) the action of
starting a motor.
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5. Motor starting data can be automatically transferred from the TCC
tab to the Motor Starting tab by clicking on the Calculate button.
2. The curve shows the 100% damage curve as well as a 58% shifted
curve for primary protection of the delta-wye transformer. This
shift is for secondary line-to-ground faults.
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K. SmartPDC
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3. The settings and options for SmartPDC can be set by clicking on
Action / Smart PDC / Smart PDC Options and selecting the Auto
Coordination tab.
These can be plotted with any LV Breaker or fuse curve. Data is entered
in the Mtr O/L tab of the LV Breaker or Fuse Data dialog.
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M. One-line graphics
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Multi-function relays
3. Creating
4. Modifying/updating in TCCs
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O. Motor/Generator relays
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2. Adjust the time difference indicator
4. Storage
To insert an existing item to the TCC oneline, right click on the equipment
the item is connected to and select Insert Existing Item... An Insert
Existing Item dialog box will appear. Select the equipment you would
like to add to the TCC oneline by checking the appropriate box and
pressing OK. If the equipment has a TCC curve, it will also be added to
the TCC plot.
R. Inserting Curves
To insert a curve that is not linked to the main one-line, choose Insert
Curve from the TCC menu.
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S. Shifted Curves
To shift curves by 58% or 87% (plus or minus), select a trip curve and
choose Insert Shifted Curve from the TCC menu.
Use the (Copy) button to copy the TCC graphics to a metafile so that
it can be pasted into another program. (Be sure that the TCC side – not
one-line side – of the window was last clicked before copying. Otherwise
the TCC one-line will get copied.)
U. ATS Curves
The Main Breaker (or Main Fuse) of an MCC or Panel allows plotting in a
TCC.
In addition, individual MCCs and Panel rows allow TCC plotting, but only
as long as their Load Type is set to one of the following:
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1. Sub-MCC: When selected, the breaker (or fuse) can be plotted.
The cable shows on the one-line, so it can be plotted as well
2. Sub-Panel: When selected, the breaker (or fuse) can be plotted.
The cable shows on the one-line, so it can be plotted as well
3. Motor w/ TCC: When selected, the breaker (or fuse), cable, and
motor can be plotted.
4. Load w/ TCC: When selected, the breaker (or fuse) and cable can
be plotted.
c) SST Ground Curves – These are part of some solid state trip units.
They trip based on zero sequence current and hence require a ground
fault to trip.
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X. Sequence of Events
III. Reports
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B. Database Report w/ TCC items
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IV. Other Features
2) Select the import "From" library and the import "To" library.
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3) Check the boxes of the equipment types you wish to import (i.e. SST,
Relays, ..etc.)
5) Check the boxes next to the differences you would like to import and press
the “Import” button
B. TCCs in scenarios
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2. Scenario TCCs
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V. Library Editing
A. Fuses
Mfr
Type
Style
Model
kV
Size
1. Copy/Paste
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4. Digitizer (Later Release)
B. Relays
Mfr
Type
Device Function
1. Copy/Paste:
Interface:
1) Right-mouse click on a Device Function
2) Choose Copy Device Function Contents
3) Right-mouse click on a different Device Function
4) Choose Paste Device Function Contents
3. Section Data
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a) Tap info entered in Section 1
Data entry is almost identical to fuses, except the tree is much less deep:
Mfr
Type
Style
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D. SSTs
Mfr
Type
Style
Sensor
1. Copy/Paste:
Interface:
1) Right-mouse click on a Sensor in the Sensor tab
2) Choose Copy Sensor Contents
3) Right-mouse click on a different Sensor
4) Choose Paste Sensor Contents
2. Phase Curves
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4. Section calculations
E. Non-SSTs
Mfr
Type
Style
Frame
1. Section Data
3. Copy/Paste:
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The contents of any Frame can be copied and pasted into another.
Mfr
Type
Style
Frame
1. Section Data
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b) Without Inst Trip
Example: GE E150 TE
c) MCPs
2. Copy/Paste
The contents of any Frame can be copied and pasted into another.
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3. Calculations for Inst, decreasing, radii, ..etc. Almost identical to
Section 3 of Non-SST.
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