Automatic transfer scheme#

block

Block appearance in REPEAT VISION#

 Automatic transfer scheme is a network automation function that protects the power system. It is part of the broader concept of automatic reserve activation—the activation of backup equipment by an automatic device to replace the primary equipment that has failed. It is widely used in the energy sector and serves to ensure uninterrupted power supply to consumers. The term automatic reserve switching is used both for switching power system equipment, drives, and for switching non-electric power supply, equipment of computing systems. The Electrical Installation Code uses the term Automatic transfer scheme and equipment (ATS). Consumers: a switching device (power switch) is a device for switching one or more load circuits from one source to another.

1.  Properties#

Property

Default Value

Description

Units of measurement

Voltage setting of the working section

0.5

–

r.u.

Voltage setting of the reserve section

0.8

–

r.u.

ATS endurance

1.0

–

s

2.  Inputs and outputs#

Parameters

Input/Output

Description

Units of measurement

Port type

Working section voltage

Input

–

r.u.

Automation

Voltage of the reserve section

Input

–

r.u.

Automation

ATS block

Input

–

–

Automation

ATS activation

Input

–

–

Automation

Work Input Status

Input

–

–

Automation

Disable work input

Output

–

–

Automation

Enable fallback input

Output

–

–

Automation

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