How KCP&L Implemented SCADA-Operations without Using a Traditional SCADA System (Monitoring and Control for Operators from THEIR System)

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1 Track: Enterprise Grid Management Session: Operational Technology Systems Integration How KCP&L Implemented SCADA-Operations without Using a Traditional SCADA System (Monitoring and Control for Operators from THEIR System) Bill Menge Kansas City Power & Light Director, SmartGrid February 10, 2016

2 KCP&L Midsize Investor Owned Electric Utility Key Statistics Customers 830,000 Geography 18,000 sq mi Missouri & Kansas Employees 3,000+ Generation 6,600 MW Distribution Subs 315 Distribution Circuits

3 KCP&L Capacitor Communications Timeline (significant to DA history) ~90% of capacitors are automated, reducing need for time-based maintenance. Tropos (12-14) FlexNet (2014) Telemetric Public Cellular (Analog, 2G, 3G) Cellnet 2-Way (ends 2015) Timeline Cellnet AMR Energyline/ Intellicap Controls 2-Way Cap Comms Win Mon Winmon Query Tool Near Unity KCPL PF TC012 Control TC032 Control S-Grid VVC Demo CBC-8000 Control Key Communications Functionality Pink text is SmartGrid Demo 1999 Hawthorn Explodes Remote Settings - Tuning Fixed Bank Automation Dynamic Voltage Control GMO Automation VVC Demo OMS Integ 3

4 KCPL DA Device Population Capacitors 2511 Cellnet 418 Cellular 1733 Flexnet 360 Reclosers Intellirupter- 12 Regulators 12 FCI 268 UG Network Vista 13 (SF6 in Vaults) Trident 1 (solid Dielectric in vault) TVM Voltage Monitor CO & DVC 203 Buses EMS Comms (50 CO is remote enabling of fast trips. DVC is Voltage Reduction) Other - ~20 Total Automated Devices: ~3200 (not including 50 CO and DVC) 4

5 KCPL DA Devices w/ Sensus Communications Capacitors 2511 Cellnet 418 Cellular 1733 Flexnet 360 Reclosers Intellirupter- 12 Regulators 12 FCI 268 UG Network Vista 13 (SF6 in Vaults) Trident 1 (solid Dielectric in vault) TVM Voltage Monitor CO & DVC 203 Buses EMS Comms (50 CO is remote enabling of fast trips. DVC is Voltage Reduction) Other - ~20 Total Automated Devices: ~3200 (not including 50 CO and DVC) 5

6 KCPL DA Communications Three DA Communications Infrastructures prior to Project Cellnet (retired 8/15/2015) Sensus (formerly Telemetric) Public Cellular Sensus Flexnet Private Cellular TROPOS wireless mesh was piloted in a SmartGrid Demo, but not selected for enterprise deployment. 6

7 KCPL DA Communications History Various one-way pager pilots 1980 s CellNet early 1990 s Metricom/UtiliNet radios mid 1990 s Commercial Analog Radio rural applic 2001 GPRS 2G Public Cellular 2006 (Retires 2016) GPRS 3G Public Cellular 2011 TROPOS Piloted in SmartGrid Demonstration FlexNet early applications 2014 In-use today. 7

8 KCPL Distribution Platform Consolidation Winmon (Cellnet DA) EMS OMS Sensus Power Vista Sensus Auto. Contol Sensus Notification DSO Dispatcher Systems Prior to OMS-Phase-II D-SCADA-Lite Separate Interfaces complicate life in the DSO (Distribution System Operations). Operators did NOT get consistent look & feel 8

9 KCPL Distribution Platform Consolidation EMS OMS DSO Dispatcher Systems TODAY with D-SCADA-Lite Winmon Retired 8/15/2015 Sensus Website still available as a Backup (Heavy Engr use) Desire to Integrate EMS to OMS for Breaker Status Now Operators get consistent look & feel 9

10 Oracle NMS Viewer (DSCADA-Lite) Point & Click Screens within the OMS Viewer Operators get consistent look & feel 10

11 Legacy Integration to EMS SCADA IP DNP/TCP/IP DNP/TCP/IP VPN (Port ) NM RAS NM RDAS DNP-Proxy-Server Sensus SCADA_Xchange Sever EMS Interface Display Alarming Front-End of EMS DNP Master to DNP Proxy Server (Data Concentrator) Data Concentrator DNP Master to SCADA_Xchange DNP Outstation to NM RDAS Data Concentrator DNP Outstation to DNP Proxy Server VPN (Port ) RTU List NP 34-SEDT 34-NRDT 34-EDT Test RTU List NP 34-SEDT 34-NRDT 34-EDT Test NP 34-SEDT 34-NRDT 34-EDT Test Devices on Port 1 Devices on Port 2 Devices on Port 3 Devices on Port 4 Devices on Port 5 Devices on Port 6 Devices on Port 7 Devices on Port 1 Devices on Port 2 Devices on Port 3 Devices on Port 4 Devices on Port 5 Devices on Port 6 Devices on Port 7 Device 1 Device 2 Device 3... Device n EMS Replaced in 2015 Retired in 2015 Tianling Wu 12/12/2012 NO DA in SCADA 11

12 Pre-project State FLEX v1 3G-CDMA Flex v1 Aeris ATT Internet via KCPL Single Sign-on Sensus PV (PowerVista) SXG SXG = ScadaXchange Secure VPN DNP 3.0 (ScadaXChange) I wish I could see and operate all the DA Devices thru my OMS without having to go to EMS SCADA or Sensus Web. 2G 3G PowerVista Web Apps DNP Proxy Server ( Bow Box ) KCPL EMS (SCADA) KCPL SCADA Legacy OMS is COMPLETELY separated from all DA. Operating data has to be entered manually to OMS. 12

13 Integrating DA Devices into New OMS (SCADA-Lite) Implement Monitoring and Control of Distribution Automation Devices on OMS Oracle Network Manager System KCPL OMS RTP/TCP/IP ICCP RTP/TCP/IP LiveData Server 1 DNP3 DNP/TCP/IP NMS Services & DB LiveData Server 2 LiveData RTI Operates as Real-time OT Centric Middleware Platform reduces OT integration time. User-friendly Config tools. Sensus Sensus SCADA_Xchange SCADA_Xchange Server Server Sensus Cloud Platform Including SCADA-Xchange Manages the FAN 13

14 Current State Live in 2Q 2015 FLEX v1 Flex v1 Aeris Sensus PV (PowerVista) SXG SXG = ScadaXchange I m so happy. I run OMS and SCADA-Lite from one screen & I don t care how it gets here. 3G-CDMA ATT Internet via KCPL Single Sign-on Secure VPN DNP 3.0 (ScadaXChange) KCPL OMS (Operations) 2G 3G PowerVista Web Apps (Mostly Engineering) Live Data RTI Platform Live Data OT Message Bus/Server (Redundant) ICCP KCPL OMS (Oracle NMS) (Not a SCADA System) Now Operators get consistent look & feel. OMS tracks the DA operating data. 14

15 OMS DNP Point List/Testing for DSO Device Type Total DSO Required Points AI DI DO Total NMS Alarming Points AI DI SCADA Testing Resources Testing Device Availability TC DA, OMS, SE, LD, OR* Y ETI-Relay Network protector DA, OMS, SE, LD, OR, RL, UD Y TC DA, OMS, SE LD, OR Y Copper 34kv Recloser LS Copper 34kv Recloser LS DA, OMS, SE, LD, OR, RL Y DA, OMS, SE, LD, OR, RL Y TVM DA, OMS, SE LD, OR Y INT120S Cap Control INT120 VARN Cap Control DA, OMS, SE LD, OR Y DA, OMS, SE LD, OR Y T600/T646 (FCI) DA, OMS, SE LD, OR Y MJXL DA, OMS, SE LD, OR?? EL1000N Cap Control DA, OMS, SE LD, OR Y SC VistaGear DA, OMS, SE LD, OR, RL?? Pulse Recloser DA, OMS, SE LD, OR, RL?? Nule ACR DA, OMS, SE LD, OR, RL?? Nule ACO DA, OMS, SE LD, OR, RL?? 15

16 Control of Field Devices from OMS Operators get consistent look & feel 16

17 OMS Alarming in Oracle NMS Operators get consistent look & feel 17

18 ICCP Real Time Integration Many Flexible Options Option B Option B.3 Third-Party SCADA System Option B.1 DA IED DA Device FCI Option A Sensus SCADA_Xchange Server DNP/TCP/IP Secure VPN Option B.2 Live Data Server/OTMB CAP control Recloser Smart IED Option C DNP/TCP/IP RTP TCP/IP KCPL OMS D-SCADA 18

19 KCPL Potential Long Range Roadmap X X Vendor X Headend or Web S-Slave Y Y Integrate to End Devices Z Z FLEX V2 X Power Vista Components left off to save space Integrate to System(s) S-Master Sensus AC v3.? (Automation Control) SXG Flex v1 (or v2) ATT FLEX V1 ng Internet 2G KCPL OMS (Oracle NMS) (Not a SCADA System) Live Data Live (Redundant) Data AC Web Apps Web Apps are powerful tool for Engineering and are a built-in backup system. 4G LTE 4G LTE Available G No 2G in AC 3G Via Repoint ATT Sunset ~2018 KCPL OMS (Operations) I m extremely happy. I run OMS and SCADA-Lite from one terminal/screen & I don t have to care how it gets here AND Engineering can bring in devices from all kinds of vendors for amazing operational functionality usually without bothering KCPL-IT. I Love D-SCADA Lite!! Why would I need to buy a D-Scada system? 19

20 Why Use Middleware (LiveData RTI)? LiveData s RTI Platform/OT Message Bus Real-time OT centric middleware platform Ensure the protection of Life, equipment, environment Supports many utility protocols including: ICCP, DNP3, modbus, OPC, Web Services Python support, 50+ built-in data filters and templating Faster OT system integrations Less risk, less cost, less one-off custom point-to-point solutions User-friendly Configuration tools Future-proof system integration More tolerant of lossy and messy radio networks 20

21 Middleware ConfigTool Point and click easy dataflow configuration Simplifies the complexity of OT integration (use of templates) Robust change management for lifecycle control 21

22 Middleware Config on KCP&L Project 90,000 data points Reduced to 30 templates Significant cost/time savings relative to custom interface LiveData actively manages Sensus/Oracle interface Data flow 138 feet by 8 feet at full scale 22 22

23 Questions? Bill Menge Brad Harkavy Bradley Williams Andy Urtusuastegui Jack Swearheart KCP&L - Director, SmartGrid bill.menge@kcpl.com LiveData Utilities General Manager bharkavy@livedata.com Oracle Utilities VP, Industry Strategy bradley.williams@oracle.com Oracle Utilities Director, Product Management andy.urtusuastegui@oracle.com Sensus Director, DA & Data Center Operations Jack.Swearhart@sensus.com A special Thank You to Tianling Wu, KCP&L DA Engineering KCP&L s project architect. 23