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X JORNADAS TECNICAS - ABB EN CHILE, 12 DE ABRIL 2017 Distribution Automation Solution with RTU500 series Jose Molina Sales Manager, Global Asset - RTU500 Series (Germany)

Agenda Why RTUs in Distribution Automation? Two major problems: Fault Management & Voltage control Solution together with primary equipment Integration of Renewables into the grid RTU500 Series - Our offering Contact Slide 2

Distribution Automation The Global Market Trends Applications Challenges and Solutions Distributed generation resulting into new integration challenges Huge investment in distribution automation application Increasing power generation in some countries (e.g. China and India) Increasingly focus on expanding its industry capabilities from raw material supplier to finished goods Automation Applications Utility - Secondary substation and feeder Remote monitoring and control Fault and outage management MV and LV renewables integration Battery energy storage Volt/VAr optimization Demand response/ Advanced metering infrastructure Industry and Infrastructure Load shedding, automatic transfer switch, power quality and harmonics Fault loop location and topography Slide 3

RTU500 series Intelligence distributed across your power grid RTU500 series modules RTU500 series functions and software RTU560 product line RTU540 product line RTU520 product line Feeder automation Secondary distribution substations Primary distribution substations Transmission / sub transmission ABB Group Slide 4

Distribution Automation Overview of automation Utilities and renewable integration Extend automation beyond substation zone, downstream in MV and LV grid Ensure reliability of power energy delivery and increase efficiency utilizing integrated control and enterprise software TRADITIONAL AUTOMATION Picture / artwork size: Height = 12.09 cm Width = 15.49 cm NEW AUTOMATION New automation extend automation more downstream in MV and LV grid 5

Distribution Automation Challenges Fault Management/Volt-Var management Fault management Reduce outage time Volt-VAr management Real-time power losses optimization Voltage control Line voltage regulation Fault indication Monitoring of voltages and currents Remote control Protection Fault indication Voltage control Slide 6

Portfolio and Application overview Monitoring Control and Measurement Functions Remote Monitoring and Control Fault detection and direction information Power quality Low voltage and medium voltage energy measurements Detailed power flow analysis Central management of security events and user accounts Fault Detection, Isolation and Restoration of power (FDIR) Slide 7

Portfolio and Application overview System protection Functions Remote monitoring, control, measurement and protection Fault Detection, Isolation and Restoration of Power Low and medium voltage energy measurements with highest accuracy Advanced fault location information for system restoration and verification Slide 8

Portfolio and Application overview Fault management Functions Fault Detection, Isolation and Restoration (FDIR) Outage management Real time location of earth and overcurrent faults in distribution networks User-friendly central management of security events and user accounts Workforce management Advanced application for distribution network with standardized devices for maximum reliability and performance Slide 9

Portfolio and Application overview Fault management Benefits Improved quality of service for end user Operational efficiency through better tools for operators and field crew Safety for the utility personnel through more exact fault location Use existing infrastructure to its full potential Improved operational efficiency SAIDI (System average Interruption Index), SAIFI (System Average Interruption Frequency Index) Single solution for fast restoration of the entire grid Slide 10

Decentralized Fault Detection, Isolation and Restoration Pudong Smart City Pudong, China Customer challenge High reliability and reduced recovery time needed ABB solution Automatic FDIR with fast fault detection Each device participate in the Fault Analysis action, independent from SCADA system Use IEC 61850 GOOSE to transfer the necessary information for fault isolation Use IEC 104 to transfer the events to SCADA System IEC 61850 GOOSE Customer benefit Reduced fault investigation and patrol time Reduce the recovery time to 15 seconds only Providing solution which can be easily extended Slide 11

Portfolio and Application overview Volt-VAr management Functions Enhanced voltage control Network reconfiguration Grid storage Conservation voltage reduction (CVR) Keeping the voltages within the limits for reduced power losses and increased grid efficiency Slide 12

Portfolio and Application overview Volt-VAr management Benefits Improved quality of power supply through better voltage profiles Reduction of technical energy losses Increase network hosting capacity Significant improvement of voltage control Most efficient utilization of the distribution network Slide 13

Smart automation harmonizes multiple energy sources Integrating renewable energy with ease BKW, Switzerland Customer challenge A new solar plant with 134 kw was installed Result was violation of voltage limits in LV grid Distribution transformer did not have regulation function ABB solution ABB s remote terminal unit as control unit within LV- LVR Monitoring and control function adjust line voltage Customer benefit Improved power quality Avoided to spend high costs for a new transformer Operational savings Cyber-secure communication Slide 14

Solution together with primary equipment change Distribution Automation Solutions MV/LV Distribution Main MV station - cities Overhead Lines MV/LV Distr. station Packaged solution for remote monitoring of a distribution substation Endpoint station Ring Main Units Main MV Station Cities underground line Intelligent Compact Secondary Substation Overhead lines Outdoor apparatus Sectos Recloser Outdoor CB ( PVB) Slide 15

Solution together with primary equipment change Distribution Automation Solutions installation with RMU example Inside of enclosure Inside of RMU On side of RMU MV/LV Distr. station Safelink automation Outdoor enclousure - Old aplication in IN - RTU 511 (but princple could be reuse again ) - CSS (metal or concrete) - Position on side Slide 16

RiesLing - Implementation of an intelligent grid control Predictive Load Flow based on forecasts of DER s EnBW ODR and REG, Germany Customer challenge ABB solution New challenges caused by high share of distributed energy resources (DER) Voltage control and optimization Implementation of automation equipment in secondary substations Equipment for monitoring, voltage control and fault detection Predictive Load Flow based on forecasts of DER s Topology change by remote controllable RMU via MicroSCADA Pro/ DMS600 Customer benefit Modular, scalable solutions Detection of bottlenecks and voltage problems in advance Slide 17

Integration of Renewables into the grid Distribution Automation Solutions Solar Parks Wind Parks Hydro power plants Solar plants < 30 kw Reduce the feed-in power in the event of imminent system overload or Limit the maximum P feedin to 70% of the installed power Solar plants between 30 and 100 kw Reduce the infeed remotely at any time in the event of imminent system overload Small hydro power plants <100 kw 25% of power generation from renewables by 2018 Growth on non-hydro renewables for 8% Slide 18

Wind park application example with RTU540 ABB Group Slide 19

Thai solar plant Energy from sun, delivered by ABB Lopburi solar plant in Thailand Customer challenge Amongst the largest installation using thin-film photovoltaic panels ABB solution RTU (Remote Terminal Units) MicroSCADA Pro Meteorological sensors collect and combine information with the power being generated Live updates to the national grid Customer benefit Improve the reliability of the operation and it s efficiency Disturbances to be quickly identified Slide 20

RTU500 series Cyber security New features Overview and Benefits NCC 1 NCC 2 Secure IEC104 Secure the communication by encryption in the complete application Secure IEC870-5-104 Support of customer certificates IEEE802. 1X CA authentication WAN X.509 X.509 X.509 IEC870-5-104 secure Unauthorized access to network prevented, protect the SCADA system Secure authentication IEEE802.1X Integrated self configurable firewall Maintain and Monitor by using SDM600 in the RTU560 Backup and recover configuration and firmware files remotely 1) Centralized cyber security logging RTU1 RTU2 RTUn Slide 21 1) Requires RTU500 Release 12 and SDM600 1.2

RTU500 series Unique integrated test function Traditional testing approach With integrated test function Complex Time consuming High operational costs Easy & Safe testing environment Additional hardware no longer required Automatically generated Test reports Significant cost reduction during engineering, testing, commissioning, FAT, SAT processes Slide 22

RTU500 series New WEB server User centric approach to improve usability for untrained users Feature State of the art technology is used (HTML5 based) Guided workflows Multi language support Benefits Improved usability Simplification of user interface Future open and harmonized solution Slide 23

RTU520 Highly efficient engineering for bulk distribution application New engineering approach Clear split between engineering (pre engineered solution) and final configuration (change of local parameters) RTUtil500 Engineer Benefit Simple adaptation of typical solution to local conditions without special know-how Also possible from Remote Saves costs during project execution stock Technician Slide 24

RTU500 series applications Intelligence distributed across your power grid RTU500 series modules RTU500 series functions and software RTU560 product line RTU540 product line RTU520 product line Feeder automation Secondary distribution substations Primary distribution substations Transmission / sub transmission ABB Group Slide 25

Portfolio and Application overview The offering Products Engineered packages Turnkey Systems All the essential distribution automation elements from high voltage to low voltage exist to meet the challenges Primary, secondary and communication equipment packaged together and factory tested Complete and coherent solution from automation, electrical distribution to grid connection Service team to support planning, engineering, project, commissioning and maintenance Slide 26

RTU500 series a strong partner More than2,000 customers buy around10,000 RTUs per year. World market leader in medium and large RTU applications RTU540 More than100,000 installed RTUs spread over more than100 countries active portfolio since45 years ABB Group Slide 27

Distribution Automation Solutions with RTU500 Series Jose E. Molina L. Sales Manager Global Asset RTU500 Series Factory Mannheim Germany E-Mail: jose.molina@de.abb.com Mobile: +49 171 2271292 Slide 28

Portfolio and Application overview Monitoring Control and Measurement Benefits Use existing infrastructure to its full potential Accurate awareness of the status of the distribution network Improved operational efficiency (SAIDI (System average Interruption Index), SAIFI (System Average Interruption Frequency Index) Minimizing the outage time Reduction of non-technical losses Slide 30

Portfolio and Application overview System protection Benefits Improved safety for the utility personnel through exact fault location Minimization of the amount of energy not supplied Reduced number of outages in the event of faults Outages limited to a restricted part of the distribution Slide 31

What is important for your business? Distribution Automation Solutions Reduce outage time Existing Automation Voltage Control Bundle with primary equipment Integration of Renewables Slide 32

Flexible and ready to use solution Seamless integration of renewables in a higher control system Stadtwerke Lindau, Kraftwerke Mainz Wiesbaden, RWW and MVV, Germany Customer challenge Monitoring and control of renewable sources Secured communications ABB solution Engineered packages with GPRS communication and connection to SCADA Customer benefit Better grid visibility Cyber-secured communication Scalable and flexible solution Slide 33

Vaasan Sähkö, Finland Sundom Smart Grid - Sustainable energy solutions integration Enhance reliability of overhead lines with grid automation Customer challenge Enable integration of renewable sources Enhance distribution reliability and efficiency Reduce the need for infrastructure investments ABB solution Automatic FDIR with fast reclosing shorten average fault duration and frequency Reclosers provide and protection of cable networks from faults in overhead lines Customer benefit Less outages Shorter duration Boosted customers satisfaction Less penalties Slide 34