Hi all,
I have designed 3 phase under voltage and voltage solid state relay using op-amp. I am trying to add phase failure (single phasing protection) in that circuit. I am getting a problem when any phase fails. Voltage is still present in that phase and it not decreasing because of inductance between the phases. I have taken 3-phase line to input and output side so my relay is not turning off.
I have attached the connection of my circuit. Please check it once. When phase fails, it wont decrease much hardly. It only decreases 30-40 V due to the relay that won't get off. I want to isolate or avoid that voltage and I have taken two phase voltage (any two) for control of high and lower voltage protection.
One of the problems that voltage between phase to phase did not decrease is because of the inductance between three coils in the motor. How do you resolve this problems?
I have designed 3 phase under voltage and voltage solid state relay using op-amp. I am trying to add phase failure (single phasing protection) in that circuit. I am getting a problem when any phase fails. Voltage is still present in that phase and it not decreasing because of inductance between the phases. I have taken 3-phase line to input and output side so my relay is not turning off.
I have attached the connection of my circuit. Please check it once. When phase fails, it wont decrease much hardly. It only decreases 30-40 V due to the relay that won't get off. I want to isolate or avoid that voltage and I have taken two phase voltage (any two) for control of high and lower voltage protection.
One of the problems that voltage between phase to phase did not decrease is because of the inductance between three coils in the motor. How do you resolve this problems?