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IEEE C37.119 2006

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IEEE Guide for Breaker Failure Protection of Power Circuit Breakers

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New IEEE Standard – Active. This guide compiles information on the application considerations for breaker failure protection. The reasons for local backup protection are described. Breaker failure schemes are discussed. Issues relating to the settings of current detectors and timers are discussed for various applications.

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1 IEEE Guide for Breaker Failure Protection of Power Circuit Breakers
3 Title page
5 Introduction
Notice to users
6 Participants
8 CONTENTS
11 1. Overview
1.1 Scope
12 2. Normative references
3. Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations
3.1 Acronyms and abbreviations
13 3.2 Definitions
4. The need for breaker failure protection
15 5. Backup protection
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Backup protection considerations
16 5.3 Breaker failure protection
17 5.4 Summary
6. Breaker failure modes
18 7. Breaker failure protection schemes
19 7.1 Basic breaker failure scheme
20 7.2 Basic breaker failure with re-trip logic
21 7.3 50BF reset time
22 7.4 Two-step timing arrangement
23 7.5 Breaker failure initiate (BFI) seal-in
7.6 Minimal current scheme
24 7.7 Fast 52aa, dual timer breaker failure scheme
7.8 Triple timer breaker failure scheme
25 7.9 Single-phase re-trip logic
26 7.10 Breaker failure timer bypass scheme
27 7.11 Multiple schemes within a relay
7.12 Dual breaker alternative
8. Breaker failure design considerations
29 8.1 Breaker failure current detectors
8.1.1 Phase current detectors
8.1.2 Ground current detectors
8.2 Part of existing protection
30 8.2.1 Part of feeder, transformer, motor, or transmission line protection devices
8.2.2 Part of centralized bus protection devices
31 8.2.3 Part of distributed bus protection devices
8.3 Breaker failure initiation
8.4 Breaker failure actions
32 9. Factors influencing settings
34 9.1 Total clearing time requirements
35 9.2 Control timer setting for scheme described in 7.3
9.3 Setting considerations for scheme described in 7.4
10. Communications based breaker failure protection
10.1 Communications in conventional breaker failure protection
36 10.2 High-speed peer-to-peer communications on substation LAN
37 10.2.1 Application to initiate breaker failure protection
38 10.2.2 Applications to trip breakers from breaker failure protection
11. Breaker failure relay testing
39 11.1 End-to-end testing
40 Annex A (informative) Bibliography
41 Annex B (informative) Breaker failure setting example
IEEE C37.119 2006
$37.38