PSSS/PSAC Engineering, Muhammad Adil, Substation Automation Systems. ABB Group October 29, 2014 Slide 1

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1 PSSS/PSAC Engineering, Muhammad Adil, Substation Automation Systems October 29, 2014 Slide 1

2 CONTENT INTRODUCTION IEC61850 ABB s BAY LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s STATION LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s AS A SYSTEM INTEGRATOR October 29, 2014 Slide 2

3 INTRODUCTION IEC The standard in substation automation EPRI IEC Communication networks and systems in substations IEC Is the first truly global standard in the electric utility field Has been established by some 60 experts from Europe and North America IEC provides: Process-oriented data model, independent of communication technology Standardized description of primary and secondary apparatuses and their functionality Compatible data exchange between engineering tools Real-time capabilities for vertical and horizontal (bay-bay) communication October 29, 2014 Slide 3

4 Towards a Global Solution for... October 29, 2014 Slide 4

5 The goal of the IEC standard October 29, 2014 Slide 5

6 The data model is process oriented... October 29, 2014 Slide 6

7 The hierarchical Data Model October 29, 2014 Slide 7

8 Substation Automation Systems Markets served Power plants Wind farms Electrical grids Industry Railways all around the globe October 29, 2014 Slide 8

9 Typical structure of a Substation Scalable architectures Functions Station level Bay level Process level Station automation Monitoring Fault evaluation Event & alarm viewing and Acknowledgement Remote communication for Telecontrol & supervision Protection Control Monitoring Interlocking Data acquisition GIS or AIS switchgear Instrument transformers Power transformers Surge arresters Non-conventional transformers October 29, 2014 Slide 9

10 Technology overview Conventional Modern (retrofit) Modern Intelligent (retrofit) Intelligent Network level RTU RTU RTU Station level Station bus RTU RTU RTU Interbay bus Parallel, hardwired cabling Station bus Interbay bus Bay level Parallel, hardwired cabling Parallel, hardwired cabling Process bus Process level October 29, 2014 Slide 10

11 CONTENT INTRODUCTION IEC61850 ABB s BAY LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s STATION LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s AS A SYSTEM INTEGRATOR October 29, 2014 Slide 11

12 ABB s Bay level solutions SAS 600 Series station level solutions Secure local and/or remote control and monitoring of all substations BPS 600 Series bay protection solutions Flexible realization of your protection philosophy and schemes BCS 600 Series bay control solutions Optimized packages for local and remote control in MV to EHV substations October 29, 2014 Slide 12

13 Bay protection solutions BPS 600 The insurance for your assets Generators Busbars Lines Transformers Motors Breakers Shunt reactors Capacitors Covering: AIS / GIS / hybrid substations, power plants and industrial applications Voltage levels Protection concepts Feeders October 29, 2014 Slide 13

14 Bay control solutions BCS 600 The support for your operator Outdoor AIS substation Indoor GIS substation Hybrid substation Distribution substation Optimized packages for Various busbar configurations Different primary equipment All control philosophies Distribution to transmission applications AIS / GIS / Hybrid substations October 29, 2014 Slide 14

15 Drop-in protection and control houses The ready-made solution for fast deployment ISO container Fully welded construction Precast concrete Complete drop-in P&C house accommodating: Assembled and pre-tested panels with control, monitoring and protection IEDs, RTUs/gateways, HMI, local/remote control, including interconnections AC/DC distribution panels, batteries, battery chargers, UPS, etc. Marshalling cubicles, inter-panel wiring and cable management, etc. Environmental management systems for HVAC, station auxiliary systems for alarms (intruder, fire, etc.), CCTV, associated communication systems Can be used in: Industrial or electrical utility AIS, GIS and hybrid substations from transmission to distribution level New installation (greenfield) or refurbishment (brownfield) October 29, 2014 Slide 15

16 CONTENT INTRODUCTION IEC61850 ABB s BAY LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s STATION LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s AS A SYSTEM INTEGRATOR October 29, 2014 Slide 16

17 ABB s Bay level solutions SAS 600 Series station level solutions Secure local and/or remote control and monitoring of all substations BPS 600 Series bay protection solutions Flexible realization of your protection philosophy and schemes BCS 600 Series bay control solutions Optimized packages for local and remote control in MV to EHV substations October 29, 2014 Slide 17

18 ABB s Bay level solutions The smart way to operate your substations Secure operation SAS 600 Series station-level solutions for: Reliable local and/or remote control and monitoring of substations at All voltage levels Any configuration Every size Integration of bay-level solutions Fully distributed functionality Open connectivity (to remote control centers, integration of third-party IEDs) Indoor GIS substation Outdoor AIS substation Hybrid substation Distribution substation October 29, 2014 Slide 18

19 Substation automation solutions October 29, 2014 Slide 19

20 RTU560G-based substation automation systems Compact low-end solution Smallest distribution applications, proxy System functions Time synchronization Basic user authority handling Group alarms, group signals Basic monitoring and control functions System supervision, alarms, events, status indications, measurements Remote control, monitoring and diagnostics (Gateway) Advanced monitoring and control functions Uploading and storage of disturbance fault records Main characteristics Centralized compact DIN-rail-mountable RTU Focus on remote control Connection of I/O modules Supports various protocols for IED integration (IEC61850, IEC103, DNP3.0 and Modbus) System size Number of bay-level IEDs (estimation) Max. number of data points (fix limitation) 750 Max. number of serial ports eg, for IEC101, IEC103,.. 2 Max. number of Ethernet Ports eg, for IEC61850, IEC104, 1 October 29, 2014 Slide 20

21 SAS605 flexible RTU-based solution Distribution and sub-transmission applications System functions Time synchronization Basic user authority handling Group alarms, group signals Basic monitoring and control functions System supervision, alarms, events, status indications, measurements Remote control, monitoring and diagnostics (Gateway) Local control and monitoring (HMI) Main characteristics Centralized RTU-based station computer Direct I/O boards Large number of protocols for IED integration and remote communication supported Focus on remote control, optional basic local control Advanced monitoring and control functions Uploading and storage of disturbance fault records System size Number of bay level IEDs (estimation) Max. number of data points (fix limitation) Number of remote links 4 Number of IEC61850 Networks 1..3 October 29, 2014 Slide 21

22 SAS635 flexible RTU-based solution Distribution and sub-transmission applications System functions Time synchronization Multi level user authorization handling Versatile language support, including operator-specific languages Group alarms, group signals Blocking list Zooming, panning, de-cluttering Basic monitoring and control functions System supervision, alarms, events, status indications, measurements Remote control, monitoring and diagnostics (Gateway) Single line pictures and system supervision pictures Control dialogues, select before execute for operation Main characteristics Distributed station level devices RTU-based gateway Large numbers of protocols for IED integration and remote communication supported Highly reliable remote control and advanced local control functionality Advanced monitoring and control functions Remote parameter setting and reading Uploading and storage of disturbance fault records Fault record analysis Measurement reports Trends External alarming ( , short message, fax ) Dynamic busbar coloring Automatic sequence control System size Number of bay level IEDs (estimation) Max. number of data points (fix limitation) Number of remote links 4 Number of IEC61850 Networks 1..3 October 29, 2014 Slide 22

23 SAS high-end solutions High-end solutions for a range of applications System Functions Time synchronization Multi level user authorization handling Versatile language support, including operator-specific languages Group alarms, group signals Blocking list Zooming, panning, de-cluttering Redundancy (hot stand-by) Main characteristics Distributed station-level devices Scalable architecture and functionality (from single to fully redundant system architecture, from basic to advanced functions) Large systems supported (large numbers of IEDs, highest performance) Extremely high flexibility (functionality, communication topology) October 29, 2014 Slide 23 Basic monitoring and control functions System supervision, alarms, events, status indications, measurements Remote control, monitoring and diagnostics (Gateway) Single line pictures and system supervision pictures Control dialogues, select before execute for operation Advanced monitoring and control functions Remote parameter setting and reading Uploading and storage of disturbance fault records Fault record analysis Measurement reports Trends External alarming ( , short message, fax ) Dynamic busbar coloring Automatic sequence control System Size Number of bay level IEDs (estimation) *) Max. number of data points (fix limitation) > Number of remote links 4 *) Number of IEC61850 Networks 1..3 *) *) more on request

24 Substation automation solutions General selection guide Customer requirements SAS 605 SAS 610 SAS 630 / 635 SAS 650 SAS 670 SAS 690 Functionality Basic control and monitoring of substations Advanced control and monitoring functions Option Option Option Option Option Operation Remote only Local only Local and remote with priority on local Option Local and remote with priority on remote Option Local and remote with equally high priority Option Recommended application Substation Distribution and subtransmission High-voltage transmission Extra voltage transmission Complex distribution October 29, 2014 Slide 24

25 SAS Overview, basic functions Primary equipment supervision Control Secure operation User management Measurements System supervision Alarms Sequences of events October 29, 2014 Slide 25

26 SAS Overview, advanced functions DR upload and Analysis Measurement Trends and Reports Trip Counter Table IED parameterization Load Shedding External Alarming Automatic Sequences Dynamic Busbar Coloring October 29, 2014 Slide 26

27 CONTENT INTRODUCTION IEC61850 ABB s BAY LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s STATION LEVEL SOLUTIONS ABB s AS A SYSTEM INTEGRATOR October 29, 2014 Slide 27

28 ABB as a system integrator ABB maximizes your benefits from IEC with its Fully IEC compliant portfolio Comprehensive substation automation functionality Powerful tool environment Proven excellence and experience in integrating third -arty devices and systems Maximum level of product integration for enhanced performance and advanced functionality Proficient project execution Deep understanding of customer requirements and know-how in the substation domain Unique quality assurance by in-house system verification center October 29, 2014 Slide 28

29 ABB s System Verification Center, approved by UCA The IEC compliance of ABB s IEDs is verified Complete protection and automation systems as well as tools are verified to ensure they fully meet the requirements in terms of communication, integration, functionality and performance The UCA International Users Group has approved the SVC as the world s first manufacturer s test lab (level B) to perform IEC conformance testing The IEC compliance of 3rd party IEDs used in projects is verified as well The SVC is not only a verification but also a huge knowledge center October 29, 2014 Slide 29

30 Excellence in system integration Your benefits: ABB maximizes your benefits from IEC Future-proof concepts with unrivaled flexibility, modularity and performance Coverage of customers operational philosophies as well as requirements in terms of availability and functionality Maximum safety, efficiency and reliability in operation and maintenance Enhanced life cycle management at reduced life cycle cost Openness for future hardware and functional extensions Improved data management and user-understandable data October 29, 2014 Slide 30

31 Excellence in system integration Your benefits: ABB maximizes your benefits from IEC Peace of mind through full-system verification by unique in-house SVC using most advanced testing tools High functionality through a maximum level of product integration and fieldtested applications Proven third-party integration through multi-vendor experience since 2004 and verification by UCA-recognized SVC Guaranteed extensibility of fully compliant Substation Configuration Description (SCD) through best-in-class engineering ABB continues its strong commitment to IEC October 29, 2014 Slide 31

32 ABB has sold more than 800 IEC substation automation systems in 67 countries 1. Teck Cominco s Waneta 230/63 kv S/S, Canada 2. EGL s Laufenburg 380 kv Substation, Switzerland 3. EDP Distribuiçao Energia s six HV/MV stations, Portugal 4. Senelec s Hann 90/30 kv S/S, Senegal 5. enelven s and enelco s Soler & Médanos S/Ss, Venezuela 6. Eletrosul s three 230/69 kv S/Ss, Brazil 7. EWA s Financial Harbour, Sitra & Buquwwah S/Ss, Bahrain 8. DEWA SA frame contracts, Dubai 9. Transco s and ADWEA s new kv GIS S/Ss, Abu Dhabi 10. Federal Grid Company s Ochakovo 500/220/110 kv S/S, Russia 11. NTC s six new 161/22.8 kv S/Ss, Taiwan 12. Six new HV substations for PGCIL, India 13. SA for PT PLN s 150 kv S/Ss, Indonesia 14. NGCP s Pitogo S/S and Meralco s Amadeo S/S, Philippines 15. Rio Tinto/Hamersley Iron s 220 kv Juna Downs S/S, Australia October 29, 2014 Slide 32

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