Answer / santosh kawade

Following protections are used for feeders below 132KV:

1) Over current protection (normal inverse and
instateneous),
2) Earth fault protection (Normal inverse curve),
3) Horm 4 protection (feeder protection),

santosh kawade
9224 69 3116

Answer / gunasekaran

over current earth fault

Answer / rama krishna. inampudi

1) Over Current prptection
2) Earth Fault protection
3) Distance protection

Answer / narayana reddy

1) Over Current prptection
2) Earth Fault protection
3) Distance protection

Answer / p.mahesh goud

1.over current protection
2.earth falth protection
3.Distance protection
4.shart circuit protection

Answer / uma

overcurrent protection

Answer / prashant

overcurrent protection

Answer / puja sinha

time graded protection

Answer / nur.asidik

27,46,50,51,50N,51N,64REF,79,87T+L

Answer / guest

over current protection

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