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DEIF MVR-M255 Motor Protection

The MVR-M255 is a motor protection and control solution for large or critical

synchronous and asynchronous motors. It provides voltage and current based

protection functions and measurement of all vital values to be supervised.

Furthermore it can connect up to 16 RTD sensors for thermal alarms and tripping.

It comes with 11 avaialable extension slots to extend the device with additional

communication interfaces and I/Os.

5x Current input (configurable 0.2…10A)

4x Voltage input (1.00…480.00V (RMS)

3x Digital input

5x Output relay (4NO, 1CO)

1x IRF output (1CO)

2x Remote com port (1 x RJ45 Ethernet and 1 x RS-485)

– IEC 61850 Ed1. Modbus TCP/RTU, IEC 60870-5-104/103/101. DNP 3.0. SPA protocols

– DT, IEC or ANSI time/overcurrent curves with settable release delays

– 11 extension slots for additional hardware options

– Event recorder (up to 15 000 events)

– Disturbance recorder (up to 100 disturbance records)

– supports 5 thermal models (time constant accurate)

– soft-start protection starts at 6Hz

– Wye-delta started motor supervision

– two-speed motor protection

– Measuring accuracy can be calibrated to Class 0.2

– Synchronous or asynchronous motors

DEIF MVR-M215 Protection Functions

Features

Protection Functions:

• Underspeed (ANSI 14)

• (Sensitive) Earth fault protection stages INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 50N/51N(S))

• Breaker failure protection (ANSI 50BF)

• Cable-end differential protection (ANSI 87)

• Current transformer supervision (ANSI 60L)

• Current unbalance/broken conductor protection stages INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 46 /R/L)

• Directional (sensitive) residual over-current protection stages DT or IDMT (ANSI 67N)

• Directional three-phase over-current protection stages DT or IDMT (ANSI 67)

• Frequency protection stages (ANSI 81O/U)

• Fuse failure (ANSI 60)

• Harmonic over-current protection/inrush blocking stages INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 50H/51H/68)

• Load jam monitor (ANSI 51M)

• Machine thermal overload protection (ANSI 49M)

• Motor start-up supervision element (ANSI 48)

• Overvoltage protection INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 59)

• Positive/negative sequence under-/over-voltage protection INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 27P/47/59P)

• Power factor (ANSI 55)

• Programmable stage (ANSI 99)

• Rate of Change of Frequency ROCOF (ANSI 81R)

• Residual voltage protection INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 59N)

• Restart inhibit/frequent starts (ANSI 66)

• Restricted low-impedance earth fault protection (ANSI 87N)

• Reverse-/under-/over-power protection INDT, DT or IDMT (ANSI 32)

• Three-phase over-current protection INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 50/51)

• Under-current monitor (ANSI 37)

• Under-voltage protection INST, DT or IDMT (ANSI 27)

• Voltage memory

DEIF MVR-M215 Motor Protection

The MVR-M215 is a motor protection and control solution for large or critical

motor applications. It provides voltage and current based protection functions

and measurement of all vital values to be supervised. Furthermore it can

connect up to 16 RTD sensors for thermal alarms and tripping.

5x Current input (configurable 0.2…10A)

4x Voltage input (1.00…480.00V (RMS)

3x Digital input

5x Output relay (4NO, 1CO)

1x IRF output (1CO)

2x Remote com port (1 x RJ45 Ethernet and 1 x RS-485)

– IEC 61850 Ed1. Modbus TCP/RTU, IEC 60870-5-104/103/101. DNP 3.0. SPA protocols

– DT, IEC or ANSI time/overcurrent curves with settable release delays

– 3 extension slots for additional hardware options

– Event recorder (up to 15 000 events)

– Disturbance recorder (up to 100 disturbance records)

– supports 5 thermal models (time constant accurate)

– soft-start protection starts at 6Hz

– Wye-delta started motor supervision

– two-speed motor protection

– Measuring accuracy can be calibrated to Class 0.2

DEIF MVR-M210 Available Extension Cards

Available Extension Cards:

– 8x digital inputs (programmable threshold voltage)

– 5x output relays

– Arc-Flash Protection – 4x sensor channels, 2x HSO1. 1x BI *)

– 8x RTD input

– 2x RJ45 100Mb Ethernet & IRIG-B *)

– 2x ST 100Mb Ethernet & IRIG-B *)

– 4x mA outputs – 1 x mA input

– 2x LC 100MB Ethernet (HSR, PRP redundant protocols)

– 2x RJ45 100MB Ethernet (HSR, PRP redundant protocols) *)

– RS-232 – Serial Fiber

*) Land based applications only. Not marine approved

Marine approvals

– DNV/GL

– Lloyds Registeres LR

– Bureau Vertias BR

– ABS (USA)

– CCS (China)

– CNK (Japan)

– IEC (Israel)

– KR (Korea)

– UKCA (UK)

– RINA (Italy)

DEIF MVR-M210 Motor Protection

The MVR-M210 is a compact motor protection and control solution which

can be extended by 4 available extension slots. The device can connect up

to 12 RTD sensors for thermal alarms and tripping.

5 x Current input (configurable 0.2…10A)

3 x Digital input

5 x Output relay (4NO, 1CO)

1 x IRF output (1CO)

2 x Remote com port (1 x RJ45 Ethernet and 1 x RS-485)

– IEC 61850 Ed1. Modbus TCP/RTU, IEC 60870-5-104/103/101. DNP

3.0. SPA protocols

– DT, IEC or ANSI time/overcurrent curves with settable release delays

– 4 extension slots for additional hardware options

– Event recorder (up to 15 000 events)

– Disturbance recorder (up to 100 disturbance records)

– supports 5 thermal models (time constant accurate)

– soft-start protection starts at 6Hz

– Wye-delta started motor supervision

– two-speed motor protection

DEIF LMR-122D Loss of mains relay

DEIF’s loss of mains relays protect generators against damage

resulting from a non-synchronised reconnection  to the grid

after a temporary mains failure.

A mains failure will be  detected, provided a disconnection at

an arbitrary point of the network results in a swift  change of

the generator frequency (vector shift). An  opening signal is

then transmitted to  the mains circuit breaker, and the generator

will thus be protected against  damages caused by an automatic

reconnection to the high-voltage network.

Variants

LMR-111D

• Vector shift

LMR-122D

• Vector shift and df/dt (ROCOF)

Features

• Vector shift and df/dt (ROCOF)

• Detection of vector shift

• ANSI code 78

• Mains disconnection on mains failure

• Ensures no asynchronous reconnection

• LED indication of fault condition

• LED indication for activated relay

• 35 mm DIN rail or base mounting

DEIF LMR-111D Loss of mains relay

DEIF’s loss of mains relays protect generators against damage resulting

from a non-synchronised reconnection to the grid after a temporary

mains failure.

A mains failure will be detected, provided a disconnection at an arbitrary

point of the network results in a swift change of the generator frequency

(vector shift). An opening signal is then transmitted to the mains circuit

breaker, and the generator will thus be protected against damages caused

by an automatic reconnection to the high-voltage network.

Variants

LMR-111D

•  Vector shift

LMR-122D

• Vector shift and df/dt (ROCOF)

Features

• Vector shift

• Detection of vector shift

• ANSI code 78

• Mains disconnection on mains failure

• Ensures no asynchronous reconnection

• LED indication of fault condition

• LED indication for activated relay

• 35 mm DIN rail or base mounting

DEIF APU-4 Advanced G59 and G99 protection unit

The APU-4 features all relevant protective functionalities integrated as standard

– simple and easy G59/3 and G99 compliance. The best and the latest check

synchronisation technology is available as an option.

All parameter settings are fully password protected to control access rights.

Featuring an alarm log of up to 150 events, you can analyse faults and prevent

them from reoccurring. Moreover, it automatically carries out a cyclical self-test.

If any errors are found an LED on the front panel and a status output will

indicate it.

With the complimentary PC software download, you can save parameters and

retrieve log data. The software also contains M-logic – a simple-to-use relay logic

compiler. This tool makes it possible for you to customise the application according

to your needs. It is possible to dedicate specific functions or logic conditions to

different in- and outputs.

The APU-4 also features an optional remote, mountable operator panel with a large

display for easy access and reading of values. Among the many reading options you

will find the following: busbar voltage, current, frequency and power factor.

You can attach the display to the basic unit inside the switchboard or mounted on

the front of the switchboard, according to preference.

The optional Modbus TCP/IP communications protocol allows for easy communication

and a number of readout possibilities: remote monitoring for value and alarm readings,

service technician alerts via e-mail or text message, various measurements, etc.

Features

• Complies with G59/3 and G99

• Includes free utility software – available for download

• Modbus TCP/IP communication

• User-friendly display for easy access and value readings

• Fully password protected

Meggitt The vibration signal fed into the P702B Transduce

The vibration signal fed into the P702B Transducer input connector passes through a low pass filter

(optional) and to the first gain stage which amplifies the signal by X1 or X10 according to the gain switch

setting. The signal is split and one path is routed to an integrating amplifier to become an output signal

proportional to velocity (mV/in/sec). It then rejoins the non-integrated signal at the ACCeleration/VELocity

selector switch. When the switch is in the ACCeleration position, the signal goes directly to the second

stage gain amplifier which can introduce an additional X1 or X10 gain. By using different combinations of

first and second stage gains, the output can be set for gains of X1. X10 or X100.

The fault monitoring circuit is built around a dual comparator which senses the DC voltage supplied to the

transducer’s internal amplifier. The comparator circuit is of the window type and when the transducer’s

bias output voltage exceeds the normal range, 6-16 VDC, depending on the transducer type, it illuminates

the FAULT indicator. Abnormal voltages which can be caused by extended signal overloads within the

transducer’s internal charge amplifier may trip the circuit. Normally, small transients will not cause the

fault indicator to light as it has a rather long time constant to prevent low frequency, high amplitude

signals from causing the indicator to illuminate erroneously.

The P702B can be supplied by the factory with an optional 6 dB per octave roll-off RC low-pass filter

incorporated into the amplifier.

Meggitt P702B/P702BF-1 Theory of operation

Operation

Theory of operation

The P702B power unit/amplifier consists of the major circuits and components shown in Figure 2 in the

appendix. Panel functions are shown in Figure 1. The power module provides + 27 VDC through an

internal 2.4 mA (other values between 2.0 and 10 mA can be furnished on request) constant current

diode to the transducer, as well as the DC excitation for the selectable gain amplifier, the fault indicator

circuit, and the integrating circuit.

The power is normally supplied from the three internal 9 volt batteries. When the optional LA704 Line

Adaptor is used, the internal batteries are automatically disconnected when the adaptor’s output cable is

plugged into the power jack on the rear of the P702B unit. See Figure 3 in the appendix for correct

jumper placement.

The vibration signal fed into the P702B Transducer input connector passes through a low pass filter

(optional) and to the first gain stage which amplifies the signal by X1 or X10 according to the gain switch

setting. The signal is split and one path is routed to an integrating amplifier to become an output signal

proportional to velocity (mV/in/sec). It then rejoins the non-integrated signal at the ACCeleration/VELocity

selector switch. When the switch is in the ACCeleration position, the signal goes directly to the second

stage gain amplifier which can introduce an additional X1 or X10 gain. By using different combinations of

first and second stage gains, the output can be set for gains of X1. X10 or X100.

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