Relay Design and Integration
In the event of a fault, protective relays safeguard electrical systems, equipment, and people. Replacing aging electromechanical (EM) relays with digital ones is fast, cost-effective, and delivers a host of benefits if designed and integrated properly. Reaping the full benefits of digital relay technology requires time and skill to appropriately design and integrate.
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Relay Design and Integration
In the event of a fault, protective relays safeguard electrical systems, equipment, and people. Replacing aging electromechanical (EM) relays with digital ones is fast, cost-effective, and delivers a host of benefits if designed and integrated properly. Reaping the full benefits of digital relay technology requires time and skill to appropriately design and integrate.
- ChemicalPetrochemical excl. Oil Gas
- Manufacturing
- Oil and Gas
- Power Generation
- PowerGas Transmission and Distribution
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Keeping up with the rapid advances in technology and the increasing demand for improved power and reliability is a challenge for today’s electrical asset managers. Relay upgrades and replacements allow you to replace your obsolete protection system and take advantage of the rapid advancements in protection technology without the expense of installing new switchgear.
Achieving compliance with North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) requirements takes knowledge of ever-changing and complex regulations. These regulations require utilities and similar facilities to implement an ongoing, systematic program to test, maintain, and document the performance of protection scheme devices that impact the Bulk Electric System (BES).