The OGYD product type is designed specifically to be the main unit of a distributed low-impedance busbar protection system to protect bus schemes up to 30 bays.
In this version other individual protective devices of the bays (distance protection, overcurrent protection, etc., or potentially dedicated bay units) are involved in the busbar protection scheme as bay units. Their location in the substation depends on the bay structure of the primary system. These devices perform the sampling of the currents and they have access to all information needed for the busbar protection system. This information is sent by a fiber optic link to the central unit. The calculation and decision are performed by the central unit and the dedicated trip commands are sent back to the devices also via fiber optic links.
The DGYD type performs fast and stable centralized low-impedance busbar protection in transmission and utility systems, up to 24 bays (for single phase) and up to 8 bays (for 3 three phase).
In this version if the number of bays connected to the busbar is limited (there are a maximum of 8 bays), the tasks related to the three-phase busbar differential protection function are performed within one device. If there are more bays, the tasks are divided among three independent devices. Each of them is responsible for the differential protection of one phase (L1, L2 or L3) of the busbar. The calculation and decision are performed by the central unit and the dedicated trip commands are sent directly to circuit breakers in each bay.
♦ Native IEC 61850 IED with Edition 1 & 2 compatibility.
♦ 84 HP or 42HP wide rack size (height: 3U) with several mounting methods: Rack; Flush mounting; Semi-flush mounting; Wall mounting; Wall-mounting with terminals; Flush mounting with IP54 rated cover.
♦ The pre-defined factory configuration can be customized to the user’s specification with the powerful EuroCAP tool
♦ Flexible protection and control functionality to meet special customer requirements.
♦ Different HMI Types: advanced HMI with color touchscreen and black-and-white display with 4 tactile push buttons. An embedded web server and extended measuring, control and monitoring functions are also available for both types.
♦ User configurable LCD user screens, which can display SLDs (Single Line Diagrams) with switchgear position indication and control as well as measuring values and several types of controllable objects.
♦ Various protection setting groups available, 8 setting groups available.
♦ Enhanced breaker monitoring and control.
♦ High capacity disturbance recorder (DRE) and event logging (data is stored in non-volatile memory):
° DRE for up to 32 analogue and 64 digital signal channels with duration up to 10s and sampling rate up to 2kHz.
° Event recorder can store more than 10,000 events.
♦ Wide range of communication protocols:
° Ethernet communication: IEC 61850; IEC 60870-5-104; DNP3.0 TCP; Modbus TCP
° Serial communication: DNP3.0; IEC 60870-5-101/103; MODBUS, SPA.
♦ Legacy network based protocols via 100Base-FX and 10/100Base-TX (RJ45). Optional communication ports: Fiber optical Ethernet (MM/ST, SM/FC), RJ45, Serial POF, Serial glass fiber, RS-485/422.
♦ Handle several communication protocols simultaneously.
♦ Built-in self-monitoring to detect internal hardware or software errors.
♦ Different time sources available: NTP/SNTP server; Minute pulse; Legacy protocol master; IRIG-B.
♦ All members of the decentralized OGYD type have the same functionality: the low impedance distributed busbar protection. The difference between them is in the number of the protected sub-units (i.e. the number of the COM modules that communicate with the bay units). The currently available configurations of the OGYD type are listed in the table below (the list may grow over time).
♦ There are two groups of members in the DGYD type, all of them realizing low impedance centralized busbar protection. The first of them handles all three phases of each protected bay (name starting with ‘E3’, see below). The second group has the same functionality, but here one device handles only one phase of each bay (name starting with ‘E1’). This way more bays can be handled with centralized busbar protection function. This also means that to handle all three phases will require three devices. The difference between each member is the number of the handled bays (i.e. the number of the contained CT inputs for the bays). The available configurations of the DGYD type are listed in the table below (the list may grow over time).
