Thermal Overload Protection of Motor by Numerical Relay (Working, Algorithm & Block Diagram) | Hindi

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
  • Numerical relay working principle, block diagram & algorithm for thermal overload protection for motor has been explained in Hindi.
    Thermal overload relay protection logic & working principle is very easy when it is understood properly.
    Thermal Overload Protection of Motor by Numerical Relay (Working, Algorithm & Block Diagram) | Hindi
    CONCEPT DISCUSSED IN THIS VIDEO:
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    1. Thermal overload protection for electric motors,
    2. Thermal overload relay,
    3. Thermal overload relay working & protection,
    4. How thermal overload relay works,
    5. Block diagram and thermal overload Protection using numerical relay,
    6. Thermal overload protection by numerical relay working principle,
    7. Thermal overload protection by numerical relay block diagram,
    8. Thermal overload protection by numerical relay algorithm,
    9. Numerical thermal overload relay
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    2. Electrical engineering interview questions and answers.
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    4. Induction motor protection
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Komentáře • 44

  • @skarman1432
    @skarman1432 Před 2 lety +1

    I am a polumber thanks for the information

  • @user-yn2jm1ce2x
    @user-yn2jm1ce2x Před 2 lety +1

    Outstanding explanation 👍

  • @nilamyadav6565
    @nilamyadav6565 Před 2 lety +1

    Very well explained sir...

  • @VKCinematics1
    @VKCinematics1 Před 4 měsíci

    Nice sir
    But i have doubt
    For motors already we have a Over load protection if motor runs with heavy load definately temp also become high but before that on overload protection motot will get trip...
    And
    Motor temp not only depends on the only motor current..we have different factors..but for this only overload factor we can save the motor but remaining factors we needs to take in consideration...
    Pump side material storage, vibration, alignment...Etc

  • @rohandsouza2870
    @rohandsouza2870 Před rokem +1

    Sir make a video on control schematic

  • @surendrakverma555
    @surendrakverma555 Před 10 měsíci

    Very good. Thanks 🙏

  • @cricketinformationcapsule

    Sir plz make video on pole slip protection

  • @VinodPrajapati-sb4ho
    @VinodPrajapati-sb4ho Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you

  • @anantabhoi471
    @anantabhoi471 Před 11 měsíci

    Nyc Explain............

  • @bibhubisoyi525
    @bibhubisoyi525 Před 2 lety +1

    Nice explanatio

  • @gustavomarcelo7250
    @gustavomarcelo7250 Před rokem +1

    Hi.For 49, does it trip because of Tc > 100% or the current exceeds the settting say 1.2xFLA?

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před rokem

      T>

    • @gustavomarcelo7250
      @gustavomarcelo7250 Před rokem

      @@ElectricalTalks Then in most relay,what is the use of current pick up.setting for thermal OL?

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před rokem

      On thermal amps setting & motor current, Tc depends. I am talking about logic of maximum numerical thermal overload relay

    • @gustavomarcelo7250
      @gustavomarcelo7250 Před rokem

      At 3:00, you showed the equation.
      What is Im and I_ tc definition?What is the reference doc you used for this equation?

  • @aveekchakrabarti2069
    @aveekchakrabarti2069 Před rokem

    Plz make a video on P211 motor protection relay settings calculation..

  • @gustavomarcelo7250
    @gustavomarcelo7250 Před rokem +1

    Hi.Thermal modelling is basically the equation to calculate thermal capacity used?
    How do we set th and tc in the Tc formula?

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před rokem +1

      You are absolutely correct.
      Its generally provided by manufacturer

    • @bhargavshah5019
      @bhargavshah5019 Před rokem

      have you got answer by using this equation ?

    • @bhargavshah5019
      @bhargavshah5019 Před rokem

      @@ElectricalTalks can you please provied the source of this equation ? so i can better understand about the TC equation

  • @hrushikeshhati2009
    @hrushikeshhati2009 Před 2 lety +2

    Can u plz explain The difference between Thermal over load and over current protection.

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před 2 lety

      thermal overload protection basically acts on motor heating imaging technic using motor current, where overcurrent protection acts only on motor current where it follows certain curves depending on type of overcurrent protection used.

    • @hrushikeshhati2009
      @hrushikeshhati2009 Před 2 lety

      Plz make a video On T/F all Mechanical and electrical protection individually . One by one . It will helpful for all Electrical person.

  • @srinusri6301
    @srinusri6301 Před rokem

    can use in many motor and setting in side ams

  • @arnabpal9945
    @arnabpal9945 Před rokem

    Why we are use ht motor above 200 kw ?

  • @rupalibhowmick6763
    @rupalibhowmick6763 Před 2 lety +1

    What is K-factor in thermal overload protection

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před 2 lety +2

      Very important concept pointed out by you. Its actually denote bias factor for negative phase sequence current, that cause intense overheating in motor as compared to positive sequence current.

    • @rupalibhowmick6763
      @rupalibhowmick6763 Před 2 lety +1

      Why it's considered in this protection setting?

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před 2 lety +1

      To make the relay more sensitive to thermal overload. If K factor is not utilized in any relay, it will only sense the thermal status of the motor by positive sequence current only. But motor become more heated up for negative sequence current.
      If you can't understand from the above explanation, let me know. I will try to clarify it further by a dedicated video.

    • @rupalibhowmick6763
      @rupalibhowmick6763 Před 2 lety +1

      Kindly make another video on this above topic

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před 2 lety +1

      I will try to pick up this topic.

  • @sujoyghosh7468
    @sujoyghosh7468 Před rokem

    I'd numerical relay ka model no. Kiya hein ?

  • @priyaranjanmallick8362
    @priyaranjanmallick8362 Před 2 lety +1

    Sir , Thik Hai , Achha Laga . Would you mind taking up "Why HT Motors are Star Connected'" in general ?
    Aur Aap AVR ko Bhule nahin honge I hope . By the way , the best part is ~ Insulation life becoming 1/2 , if design temperature limit is exceeded by 10 degree Celsius . But it's for how much time , that you didn't tell Sir .

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před 2 lety +1

      AVR may be the next topic

    • @priyaranjanmallick8362
      @priyaranjanmallick8362 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ElectricalTalks Sir , One fundamental clarification please ~ Eddy current loss in 3 phase induction motor rotor is always neglected although almost the same magnetic flux of the RMF created in the stator , links to the rotor through the air gap ; this is only & only due to the slip frequency feature of the rotor na , there is of course no other reason except it .
      My understanding may please be reviewed & acknowledged Sir .

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před 2 lety

      Yes, for very low frequency at full rated speed, core losses are neglected.

    • @hrushikeshhati2009
      @hrushikeshhati2009 Před 2 lety

      HT Motor in Star connection bcz of starting current as HT motor power rating is high so starting current will be also high normally 6-7 times of FLC. and to reduce the costing as In star the phase voltage is 58% of line voltage. So due to low phase voltage the requirement of winding insulation is also less .
      Still i suggest sir kindly make a video on this topic . By video more people will understand the concept

  • @owinookello9358
    @owinookello9358 Před 2 lety

    sir you have good video but kindly use also English i don't understand hindu

    • @ElectricalTalks
      @ElectricalTalks  Před 2 lety

      I understand your point. But sorry to disappoint you. Right now, its not possible for me to make two separate videos in two languages due to time constraints.
      Sorry buddy.