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What is Generator Protection & Transformer Protection?
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Answer Posted / n k singh
Generator protection means protecting the generator in case
any abnormality occurs on generator and transformer
protection means protection of transformer in case any
abnormality occurs on transformer.
General generator protections are:
1.U/F Protection
2.U/V Protection
3.Excitation failure protection
4.Protection against prime mover failure.
General Transformer protections are:
1.Overload protection
2.Ground /Earth fault protection
3.Restricted earth fault protrection
4.Winding temperature high protection
5.Winding protection.
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