CT Accuracy class : 0.2 vs 0.2S | Explained | TheElectricalGuy

In this video you will understand the difference between 0.2 & 0.2S accuracy class of current transformer. 0.2 & 0.2S are the metering CT accuracy class. This video explains the difference between the two as given in IEC Standard.
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[@RolandnZA]

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[@GauravJ]

Glad it was helpful 😇

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[@schrodingerscat1863]

This takes me back to my first job out of university designing HV metering and protection transformers at GEC. Designed dozens of these transformers and for something seemingly so simple they can be quite tricky to design especially the metering transformers. Used to have great fun testing them though seeing plasma building up around the primary when doing secondary over voltage tests on 400kV variants.

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[@GauravJ]

Glad it helped!!

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[@GauravJ]

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[@kom6935]

'S' stands for Special. The 0.2S class CTs guarantee the declared accuracy of +/- 0.2%, even with 20% loading.

[@Сергей-щ6т6у]

in which IEC can I find this transcript so that it is specifically indicated?

[@tanvirahamedsiddiquee8767]

Very Good Explanation

[@samratsarkar6708]

Kindly make a video on traction sub station. And why they take only two phase supply amd also mentioned it's impact on grid. Coz the load is only on two phase not in theee phawe one phase load is totally zero.

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[@jmorbasayan1901]

Thank you a lot. I hope there's more video and playlist about electrical equipment for substation

[@chinsiongho]

Hi Gaurav, are you able to explain how to select the correct metering CT ratio

[@mujeebeloor7113]

Great 👍

[@mujeebeloor7113]

Sir..Any vedio available for accuracy class for protection CT

[@L-ASHWAKMOHIDEENK]

hai
I have a dout
in this video the calculation in class 0.2 at 20% = 0.2*(20/100) = 0.04
but in this video 0.2 at 20 % = 0.2*(20/100)=0.35
kindly Explain with Calculation i am little bit Confused

[@SUNIL_Kumar_1906]

What are the ratio error, composite error, phase angle error.... etc in CTs?
Can you please explain?

[@AchmadHanif-i5t]

Can we use class 0.2 ct to class 0.5 meter ?

[@kantamaniteja3949]

S stands for special as per my knowledge Sir

[@Сергей-щ6т6у]

in which IEC can I find this transcript so that it is specifically indicated?

[@a.r.vganeshraja7955]

In CT nomeculture P1, P2 what its meaning can u elaborate pls

[@GauravJ]

It indicates the primary winding..

[@ravikumarnunna2830]

What Difference between 0.1 nd 0.2s ? Where this 0.1 is used ??

[@GauravJ]

Difference is in the limits of error allowed.

[@chandrasekhar1290]

0.2s class error- 0.25% or 0.2%.

[@chandrasekhar1290]

Pleaseclarify 0.2s class error- 0.25% or 0.2%.

[@GauravJ]

0.2%

[@chandrasekhar1290]

Thank you sir