CT current simply circulate and no 'differential' current exists. When bus fault occurs, current is forced to flow through high impedance element in the relay creating a voltage drop. If voltage develop across the impedance is greater than the set value . Three-phase (phase-segregated) circulating current high impedance protection schemes are typically applied for the following protection objects: busbars, auto-transformer, series reactor, shunt reactor or even to motors or generators. Nevertheless, the damage resulting from one short circuit may be. including cable and cable lugs and crimps or bus bar systems. This systems act as the main vessel of power distribution and is used for connections on the primary and secondary sides of transformers as well as on the power sources like to selecting components like transformers, switchgear and. In the olden days, the clearance of busbar faults was done by time-delayed distance relays or overcurrent relays, resulting in an extension of fault for a longer duration of time. In the present day's networks, which are highly interconnected, having numerous infeeds and consisting of line sections. Bus bar Differential protection or Circulating Current Protection is working under the principle of differential protection.