Analysis on Distance Relay Setting and Coordination at 150 KV
High Voltage Transmission Line Kentungan Godean Bantul Semanu
Yusnan Badruzzaman and Afrizal Fawaid Fasihfauzi Ahmad
D3 Electrical Engineering Study Program, Electrical Engineering Department, Semarang State Polytechnic,
Jl. Prof. H. Soedarto, SH Tembalang Kota Semarang 50275, Indonesia
Keyword: Distance Relay, Setting, Impedance, Coordination.
Abstract: High voltage power lines of 150 kV are one part of the electric power transmission system that has a fairly
large potential for disturbance. The relevancy of a protection system on the High Voltage Power Lines of
150 kV. Distance relays are commonly used as the main protection of device on high-voltage power lines of
150 kV. Determining the distance relay setting requires calculating the zona impedance value and
coordination, as well as simulating short circuit faults on each line to determine each distance relay
operation. The method used is a comparative method that compares the calculation results with the settings
from PLN and is assisted by the DigSILENT software to make it easier to analyze. The results of
calculations and simulations are compared with setting from PLN. From this comparison, it is obtained the
settings form PLN got zona-3 overlapping at Substation Kentungan in the direction of Godean with zona-3
Substation Godean in the direction of Substation Bantul, the selection of zona impedance values is not
optimal in zona-2 Substation Godean in the direction of Bantul, zona-3 Substation Semanu in the direction
of Bantul and zona -3 Substation Bantul Arah GI Godean, and zona-1 Substation Kentungan in the direction
of Godean does not reach 80% of the main line.
1 INTRODUCTION
An electric power system consists of three main
parts, namely power generation, transmission system
and distribution system. The transmission system is
an important part in the distribution of electrical
energy from power plants to load centers or
consumers. The long distance between the power
plant and the load center makes the transmission
system have the potential for large disturbances.
Disturbances that occur can be caused by system
errors, as well as non-system disturbances such as
natural disturbances such as lightning strikes, fallen
trees, and storms. The fault causes a short circuit of
three phases, three phases to ground, two phases,
two phases to ground and one phase to ground.
The protection system is mandatory in the
electric power system in order to secure equipment
and separate disturbed areas. A very vital component
in the protection system is the relay. The protection
relay is one of the main components in the electric
power system that can have a major impact on the
electric power system. The protection relay will
identify a disturbance in the system by measuring
the electrical quantity that is read by a measuring
instrument which is always read in normal or fault
conditions. The relay will instruct the PMT to trip to
cut off electricity if it detects a fault condition. One
of the protection relays that are often used is the
distance relay which protects the transmission from
short circuit interference.
Distance relays are usually used as the main
safety of overhead lines on transmission networks
both at 150 kV and 500 kV voltages. The way the
distance relay works is to use the current and voltage
measurements obtained from current transformers
and voltage transformers to determine the
impedance value of a transmission line. The distance
relay will work if the impedance value read is less
than the relay setting value. If the read impedance
value exceeds the setting value, the distance relay
will not work.
Setting the distance relay greatly affects the
reliability of the relay itself, with the right setting
value, the distance relay can work optimally and
quickly in separating disturbed parts from other parts
that are still healthy and at the same time securing
healthy parts from damage or greater losses. .