What does CDG,CDAG,CAG,VAJ,VAJH,VTT,VAZ,VAA etc. stands for
in case of relays and can anyone answer to decode this
codes C,V,D,G,A,X,TT,J,JH etc
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Answer / rajan singh tanwar
This is based on
very simple
concept:-
It has three
letters and they
are coded as
follows:-
First Letter -
Operation
Quantity
A - Phase angle
comparison
B - Balanced Current
C - Current (Amps)
D - Differential
E - Direction
F - Frequency
K - Rate of rise of
current
M - Manual
O - Oil Pressure
P - Poly phase VA
R - Reactive VA
S - Slip Frequency
T - Temperature
V - Potential
W - Watts
X - Reactance
Y - Admittance
(Conductance)
Z - Impedance
Second Letter -
Measurement
A - Attracted
armature
B - Buchholz
C - Induction
D - Induction Disc
G - Galvanometer
I - Transmitter
J - Mixed Types
M - Magnet
(polarized)
P - Plug
R - Rectifier
S - Synchronized
Motor
T - Transistor
W - Weight (Gravity)
Third Letter -
Application
A - Auxiliary
B - Testing
C - Carrier or
Counting
D - Directional
E - Earth/Ground
F - Plug or Alarm
Indicator
G - General or
Generator
H - Harmonic
Restricted
J - Tripping
JE - Tripping
(Electrical
Reset)
JM - Tripping
(Manual
Reset)
JS - Tripping (Self)
JC - Tripping
(Conductor)
K - Check Alarm
L - Local Limiting
M - Same Phi or
motor
N - Negative
Sequence
O - Out of Step
P - Potential
Failure
R - Re-closing
S - Synchronizing
T - Timer or
Transformer
U - Definite Time
V - Voltage
Resistant
W - Piolet Wire
WA - Interposing
WS - Inter-tripping
X - Supervisory
Y - Flash Back
(Black
Fire)
Z - Special
Application
Z0 - Zero Sequence
Examples :
CDG - Current
(operation
), Disc
(Measurement),
General Purpose(
Application)
CAG - Current
(operation
), Attracted
armature(
Measurement),
General
Purpose(Application)
VAJ - Potential
(operation
), Attracted
armature(
Measurement),
Tripping(
Application)
VTT - Potential
(operation
), Transmitter(
Measurement),
Transformer
(Application)
VAZ - Potential (
operation),
Attracted
armature
(Measurement),
Special Application
VAA - Potential (
operation),
Attracted
armature
(Measurement),
Auxiliary
(Application)
Thanks I hope it
will help you.
Rajan Singh Tanwar
J.K.Cement Ltd.
Is This Answer Correct ? | 161 Yes | 6 No |
Answer / tawumap ent
the first letter account for what is to be measured
the second letter is for the type of what causes the movement
so for the C part its for Current, for the V part its for
Voltage
The D is for disc operated. If u go and look closely on the
relays you will find an induction disc contained therein.
The other letters im going to figure out and tell you
Is This Answer Correct ? | 58 Yes | 8 No |
Answer / k.prakashchandra
To add (As I remember)a few more. A- attracted armature
(Instantaneous), G- general purpose, H- high rupturing
capacity ( heavy duty),J- master trip,T- with timer and Z -
impedance
Is This Answer Correct ? | 22 Yes | 9 No |
Answer / mithun mesta
J- Dc In comer
K- control,closing, Tripping
L- Alarm,Annunciation,
E- Potential Tranformer
H- AC supply
C- Protection Circuit
D- Metering Circuit
A- CT secondary for special protection
Is This Answer Correct ? | 16 Yes | 22 No |
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