• Relay Protection and Automation Electric Power Systems Trainer Educational Lab Equipment Demonstrational Equipment Electrical Installation Lab
  • Relay Protection and Automation Electric Power Systems Trainer Educational Lab Equipment Demonstrational Equipment Electrical Installation Lab

Relay Protection and Automation Electric Power Systems Trainer Educational Lab Equipment Demonstrational Equipment Electrical Installation Lab

No.MR181E
MR181E Relay Protection and Automation Electric Power Systems Trainer Educational Lab Equipment Demonstrational Equipment Electrical Installation Lab
Input power supply
three-phase five-wire AC380V
size
1180*550*890mm
weight
105Kg
  • Relay Protection and Automation Electric Power Systems Trainer Educational Lab Equipment Demonstrational Equipment Electrical Installation Lab

Description

MR181E Relay Protection and Automation Electric Power Systems Trainer Educational Lab Equipment Demonstrational Equipment Electrical Installation Lab
1. Equipment introduction
1.1 Overview
In the context of rapid economic development, the demand for stable power supply is getting higher and higher. During the operation of the power supply lines of the power grid, unpredictable faults often occur in the power supply lines. These faults are various, which may be disconnection faults or short-term faults caused by plants and animals around the power grid. Different faults have different solutions. Choosing the right solution saves time and money.
In the MR181E relay protection and automated power system trainer, the equipment provides a variety of experiments to simulate faults, which can help users understand various fault response plans and automation solutions.
1.2 Features
1. The equipment has excellent grounding performance and can ensure the safety of users.
2. The equipment adopts a modular design, and the experimental functions can be clearly displayed through the device modules.
3. The device adopts an electrically integrated design, which connects all the electrical cables of the device to the back of the device, greatly reducing the size of the device and allowing the device to be used for experiments in more environments.
4. The experimental modules are rich, diverse and comprehensive, and you can rely on one device to understand all functions of relay protection.
2. Technical parameters
Input power supply: three-phase five-wire AC380V
size:1180*550*890mm
weight:105Kg
Ambient temperature -10℃~+40℃
Relative humidity <85% (25℃)

3. Components list and detailed introduction
3.1 Main part
No.    Name
1    Fuse (1A)
2    Potentiometer
3    Fuse (2A)
4    Power-on timer
5    3P circuit breaker
6    Pulse signal relay
7    Adjustable disk resistance
8    Time Relay
9    Thermal trip circuit breaker
10    Communication port
11    Current relay (including over and under current)
12    Undervoltage relay
13    Touch display
3.2 Equipment configuration list
No.    Name    Qty
Component 1    Touch display    1
Component 2    Overcurrent relay    5
Component 3    Undercurrent relay    2
Component 4    Undervoltage relay    1
Component 5    Time Relay    2
Component 6    Automatic air switch    2
Component 7    Thermal trip circuit breaker    1
Component 8    3P circuit breaker    1
Component 9    Adjustable disk resistance    1
Component 10    Power-on timer    1
Component 11    Potentiometer    1
3.3 Accessories
No.    Name    Qty
1    4mm safety electrical cable    10
2    U-shaped bridge link line    20
3    2mm safety electrical cable    25
4    Cable    1
5    Software CD    1
4. Experiment list
Experiment 1 Understand the regional functions of relay protection and automated power system trainers.
Experiment 2 demonstrates the research experiment of automatic reclosing of backup power supply for power supply lines.
Experiment 3 demonstrates the research experiment on maximum current protection of power supply lines.
Experiment 4 demonstrates the research experiment of instantaneous current cut-off of power supply lines.
Experiment 5 demonstrates the research experiment on maximum current protection of single-feed radial power supply line.
Experiment 6 demonstrates the research experiment on longitudinal differential protection of power supply lines.
Experiment 7 demonstrates the research experiment on transverse differential protection of power supply lines.
Experiment 8 demonstrates the research experiment of transformer differential protection.
Experiment 9 demonstrates the research experiment of maximum current protection of automatic switching circuit.
Experiment 10 demonstrates the research experiment of automatic switch thermal tripper circuit overload protection.
Experiment 11 demonstrates the research experiment of automatic reclosing of power supply lines.
Experiment 12 demonstrates relay protection and automated power system trainer supporting software experiment.