What type of protective system we uses in L.V. distribution
panels?
Answer Posted / satya dev
1-Over current & earth fault relay for feedar Protection.
2-reverse power relay for Alternators ( if diffrent
sourcees are used- eg. transformer supply & DG supply)
3-Inverse/differetial relay for Busbar protection.
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