html{display:none} APP 710: SEL-710 Motor Protection Relay | Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories

APP 710: SEL-710 Motor Protection Relay

PDHs: 15

Course Base Fees: $1,000*
* Plus Applicable Tax


Description

Course Information

This is a two-day course.

Course Base Fees: $1,000 USD

In APP 710, students will explore how to use the SEL-710 Motor Protection Relay to protect induction motors in an industrial setting. Students will complete in-depth, hands-on application and settings examples to learn how they can implement complete motor protection and control.

Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of motor protection application philosophies, including SEL’s patented thermal model, which is integrated into the SEL-710. APP 710 includes real-world motor examples and reduced voltage and capacitor start applications. In groups of two, students gain hands-on experience in communicating, setting, commissioning, retrieving reports, and performing motor control functions by working directly with the SEL-710.

Audience

This course is intended for utility and industrial protection engineers and power system consultants.


Agenda

Day 1

  • Motor Protection Fundamentals
  • Relay Hardware and Front-Panel Operations
  • SEL-710 Motor Protection Overview
  • SEL-710 acSELerator QuickSet and Motor Data Introduction
  • Introduction to SELogic Control Equations
  • SEL-710 Thermal Model Elements and Settings

Day 2

  • Overcurrent Elements
  • Load-Jam and Load-Loss Elements and Settings
  • Current Unbalance (46), Phase Reversal, Speed Switch, and Breaker Failure Elements
  • RTD-Based Protection and Settings
  • Other Protection Elements in the SEL-710
  • Input/Output Configuration
  • Monitoring and Reporting
  • Event Reports
  • Arc-Flash Protection (optional)
  • Synchronous Motor Protection (optional)

Course Objectives

At the conclusion of this course, students can:

  • Enter nameplate data with QuickSet.
  • Communicate with the relay front-panel and serial port interfaces.
  • Calculate and apply settings for the thermal model and thermal overload protection element.
  • Determine motor relay settings to meet varied motor protection requirements and to maximize motor performance and safety.
  • Retrieve and analyze motor trend reports, start reports, and event reports.
  • Apply methods learned in class to troubleshoot and commission motor protection.

Student Background and Knowledge

Before you attend this class, we recommend that you:

  • Complete CBT 101: Introduction to SEL Relays OR have basic familiarity with protective relaying, SELogic control equations, front-panel controls, and the SEL-4000 Relay Test System.
  • Have the ability to set up relay communications using QuickSet.

Available Courses

Sulphur, LA, USA
January 23–24, 2024

Request onsite training for your company.

Get Quote

SEL University Training Question

(0/250)

*Required



Course Preparation

Install or update the following software/files on the laptop you are bringing to class:

Please ensure that your laptop does not have any installation blocks before you come to class.

Additional information is on the Course Policies and FAQ pages.