Substation Automation based on IEC Claes Rytoft ABB Power Systems

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1 Substation Automation based on IEC Claes Rytoft ABB Power Systems

2 BayNetworks Development of SA SA conventional MMI / Control Board NCC SA with interbay bus NCC SA with interbay & process bus NCC RTU ABB Network Partner AGCOM581 ABB Network Partner AG COM581 event recording protection Coppe r cables SCADA- distribution, metering C E Gateway / SAS Protocol Conv. Gateway / Protocol Conv. C E SAS serial communication serial communication Copper cables to other bays to other bays GIS IED IED GIS IED IED GIS Bay cubicle Copper cables Bay cubicle Copper cables Bay cubicle Sensors & actuators

3 IEC and IEEE joined forces in 1999 and defined IEC COMMUNICATION NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS IN SUBSTATIONS IEC first global standard in the Utility field Supported by ANSI/IEEE Developed by 60 experts from Europe and North America Includes the UCA 2.0 as a subset Starts to Influence related electric areas Wind power, Hydro power, Distributed Energy Implementation in progress by all major vendors EPRI

4 Fundamentals for the Standard Interoperability The ability for IED s from one or several manufacturer to exchange information and use the information for the their own functions. Free configuration The standard supports different philosophies and allow a free allocation of functions e.g. it must work equally well for centralized (RTU like) or decentralized (SAS like) systems. Long term stability The standard is future proof, i.e. it is able to follow progress in communication technology as well as new system requirements.

5 IEC more than just a protocol Introduction and overview Part 1 Glossary Part 2 General requirements Part 3 System and Project management Part 4 Communication requirements Part 5 Communication model (Data model and Services) Parts 7-1 to 7-4 Substation Configuration Language (SCL) Conformance testing Part 6 Part 10 Part 8-1 : Mapping for MMS-TCP/IP-Ethernet Part 9-1 : serial unidirectional point-to-point Part 8 Part 8-x : for Future Use Station Bus Part 9-2 : Mapping on IEEE 802.3(Ethernet) Sampled Values (Process Bus) Part 9

6 Evolution in SA Communication Integral solution for the entire SA domain

7 Introduction of Data Modeling in Logical Nodes Hardware Objects LN function-related in the substation Earthing Switch QB9_L1/XSWI Gas density mon. QB9_L1/SIMG Isolator QC1/XSWI Control QA1/CSWI QC1/CSWI QB9/CSWI Software Functions Circuit Breaker QA1_L1/XCBR Gas density mon. QA1_L1/SIMG Distance Protection PDIS

8 Communication Services Overview 3 services available for data access and transfer : Application Data Model (Objects,Services) Abstract Communication Services Interface (ACSI) Stack Interface ISO/OSI Stack Hierarchical set of Rules how information is coded for transmission *Generic Object Oriented Substation Event Client Server Communication MMS TCP IP GOOSE* Ethernet Link Layer Sampled Values Mapping (split data model from communication) Realtime Priority communication Ethernet Physical Layer with Priority tagging (100 Mbit/s)

9 Ongoing Discussions Next Step IEC 62344

10 A supplier s experience System and Project management Part 4 Introduction and overview Glossary Part 2 General requirements Part 1 Part 3 Driving force in standardization committees 13 permanent members in TC57 Communication requirements Part 5 Communication model Parts 7-1 to 7-4 Substation Configuration Language (SCL) Part 6 Part 8-1 : Mapping for MMS-TCP/IP-Ethernet Part 8-x : for Future Use Conformance testing IEC101 Part 9-1 Part 9-2 Part 8/9 Part 10 Extensive interoperability testing with with other major suppliers Station Level / Gateway GPS 100 Mbit/s redundant switched Ethernet ring Kema Simulator Kema Analyser Bay Level IEC61850 References First IEC61850 based system in service Dec SA systems sold

11 A supplier s IEC Offerings Protection & Control IEDs for all T&D applications compliance certified by KEMA Overhead lines Underground cables Multi terminal Circuits Transformers & Reactors Generators & Large Machines Busbar & Breaker Composite Objects High Voltage Switchgear Station Products Station-HMI - MicroSCADA Pro Gateways, Remote control and data access Verified based System Solutions ABB System Verification Center certified by UCA

12 IED 670 designed for IEC IED670 can be configured for basically any transmission application through an extensive Application Function Library Unique ability to allocate functions to any IED allowing for optimized, highly compact solutions IED670 can have up to 24 analog inputs and 14 I/O boards

13 Established Substation Automation Products REA Arc Protection REF Feeder Protection REX Feeder Protection REJ, REU Feeder REM Machine Protection RET Transformer Protection REC Feeder Automation REL Line Protection REB Busbar Protection REG Generator Protection SPACOM Product family RER, COM Communication adapters & Gateways All products adapted to IEC 61850

14 ABB s IEC Solutions Station level Substation Automation Solutions based on IEC SAS BCS Bay Control Solutions based on IEC BPS Bay Protection Solutions based on IEC 61850

15 A supplier's System Verification Centre

16 SVC (System Verification Center) qualified by UCA IEC 61850; SVC Recognized conformance test center June The SVC (in Baden/Switzerland) certified by the UCA International Users Group to be an IEC Competence Center. The SVC is thereby entitled to officially certify IEC conformity. The SVC is, together with KEMA, the only test center worldwide that has reached this status.

17 A supplier s IEC compliant solutions around the globe SA-System orders November 2006, (with ABB and 3rd party IEDs): Total of: 100 Substations Projects with ABB IEDs: (various system integrators): Overall ABB involved in > 250 IEC projects

18 Interoperability yes, but.. A communication profile defines the SUBSET of a standard Different Profiles may conform to the standard but still not be interoperable IEC Profile Company A Profile Company B Interoperable Interoperable? - An example: IEC61850 defines three types of data exchange communication services but only one of these must be supported to be interoperable! Interoperable Interoperability Each mixing of devices with systems from different manufactures must carefully be clarified in respect of the implemented profile.

19 Interoperable Profile Key players An important part of the standard has been successfully tested between the key suppliers Different interpretation of the standard was detected during the tests ABB, and 2 of our main competitors have synchronized their IEC61850 implementation One manufacturer private Two manufacturers by chance Three manufacturers interoperability!

20 Customer Expectation on IEC Cost effective solutions supporting reuse of engineering data over time and a reduced need for training The data model will contribute to long term stable solutions. Interoperable Main stream technology path for major suppliers Availability