What is meant by inverse definite mean time (IDMT)&
definitemean time (DMT)?
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idmt means inverse definite minimum time. so in this type of
relay as the value of operand that is current increase time
taken by the relay to operate decrease. higher the current
lower is the time taken by the relay to operate. AND dmt
definite minimum time (DMT) relay take its minimum time to
operate regardless of the value of the current.
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Answer / sp
So fault current 43ka operating time will be 0.154 sec
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Answer / k.prakashchandra
The definite mean time lag in disc type EM relays is inverse
to current as the disc is faster at higher current and hence
the less time.Definite mean time lag is possible in static
relays by setting the time lag.
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Answer / k.prakashchandra
It is IDMTL, meaning Inverse Definite Minimum Time Lag
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