Directional power
A function responding to power with a specified direction and operating condition.
Detects active power flowing opposite to the defined generator or circuit direction.
Detects active power flowing opposite to the defined generator or circuit direction.
The drafting record should connect this function to the generator CT/VT inputs and the defined export direction, then trace the reverse-power alarm or generator trip path. Keep the complete designation and equipment tag together so that the SLD, relay logic and terminal schedule describe the same implementation.
The cited mapping is a public manufacturer example (ABB Relion 620 function mapping). Suffixes are not universal equivalences across products, and this reference supplies neither a protection setting nor certification of the selected scheme.
Reverse active power 32R differs from reactive-power flow 32V and must be distinguished in the trip schedule.
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