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                           In step mode (controlled mode) the protection is tripped at a set threshold (I20) if the voltage is above
          K
                           U, whereas it is tripped at the lower threshold of the factor Ks (I20 * Ks) if the voltage is below U.
          1
          Ks

                      V
                  UIU
          K t              In linear mode (restrained mode) two voltage limits are selected within which the protection is tripped
                Extremely Inverse
          t     Extremely Inverse  at the set threshold (I20) reduced by a factor of K corresponding to the measured voltage. The variation
                Very Inverse
                Standard Inverse
          1     Very Inverse
                            8
                Standard Inverse  of the factor K is proportional to the voltage, and for voltages greater than the upper threshold (Uh) the
                            8eshold I20 works, whereas for voltages below the lower threshold (UI) the minimum threshold (I20 *
                           thr
          Ks
                           Ks) applies.
                      V I
              UI  Uh
                       I
          t                S2(V) – 2nd protection against voltage-controlled overcurrent protection (ANSI 51V)
          t                Available in addition to the protection S(V), this enables total selectivity to be achieved in all installations.
                           It is possible to set the operating mode to: active, alarm only, or deactivated. The protection also ope-
                   U8       UV
                   U8      rates with the circuit-breaker open, thus allowing fault identification before circuit-breaker closing.
                            UV
              t8
              t8       V
                       V
          t     2          Residual overvoltage (ANSI 59N)
          t                With a constant trip time (t = k), this protects against insulation loss in systems with insulated neutral
            V23    V12     or with neutral earthed with impedance. It is possible to set the operating mode to: active, alarm only,
                  U9
                            OV
                α  α U9    or deactivated. The protection also operates with the circuit-breaker open, thus allowing fault
                            OV
            3   V31  t8 t9  1  identification before circuit-breaker closing.
                    t8 t9  V
                       V
                           UF Underfrequency (ANSI 81L)
          t
          t                With a constant trip time (t = k), this trips when the network frequency falls below a set threshold.
                   f12
                            UF
                   f12      UF
             t12
             t12
             t12       f
             t12
                       f
          t                OF Overfrequency (ANSI 81H)
          t
                           With a constant trip time (t = k), this trips when network frequency exceeds a set threshold.
                  f13       OF
                  f13       OF
                   t13
                   t13  f
                       f
                           UF2 & OF2 Second protection against underfrequency and overfrequency (ANSI 81L and 87H)
          t         mean
                 f17  mean  This enables two minimum and maximum frequency thresholds to be set simultaneously. For example,
                            voltage unbalance
                     U14   just an alarm can be set for tripping when the first threshold is reached, and the circuit-breaker can be
                            voltage unbalance
             f12   t17 U14  set to be opened when the second threshold is reached.
            U1 t12 U2  U3
           U1   U2  U3  f
                V1
                V1
                            senso ciclico
                            senso ciclico

            V3       V2
            V3      V2
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