Open Substation Automation System
March 2011Jassim Al Hamad
CONTENTS
IEC61850 Foundations
PowerMAX Main Components
Automatic Control Algorithms
Aramco Uthmaniyah GOSPS
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Open Substation Automation
Automation Systems Require Data Integrated Among Networked IEDs
Discovery of IED contents
Communications configuration
Polling of IED data by a data consumer
Reporting of data from IEDs
Unsolicited text messaging
Commanded or automatic control of IED
Peer-to-peer messaging between IEDs
Digitized instrument transformer values
Time synchronization
Configuration revision management
Engineering access
Alarm callout, dialback
Communications diagnostics
Local and wide area synchrophasors
DNP3, IEC 60870, Modbus Perform Only Data Acquisition and Control
Discovery of IED contents
Communications configuration
Polling of IED data by a data consumer
Reporting of data from IEDs
Unsolicited text messaging
Commanded or automatic control of IED
Peer-to-peer messaging between IEDs
Digitized instrument transformer values
Time synchronization
Configuration revision management
Engineering access
Alarm callout, dialback
Communications diagnostics
Local and wide area synchrophasors
IEC 61850 Provides More Than DNP3, IEC 60870, and Modbus
Discovery of IED contents
Communications configuration
Polling of IED data by a data consumer
Reporting of data from IEDs
Unsolicited text messaging
Commanded or automatic control of IED
Peer-to-peer messaging between IEDs
Digitized instrument transformer values
Time synchronization
Configuration revision management
Engineering access
Alarm callout, dial-back
Communications diagnostics
Local and wide area synchrophasors
IEC 61850 Architecture Concept
IED3IED2IED1
VTCTProcess Bus
Station Bus
SubstationHost
SCADA
Intelegent Electronic Devices (IED) Multi-function Protection
Remote I/O
Metering
Power Quality Monitoring
Deterministic Programmable Logic
Local and Ethernet User Interface
High Speed Communications
Continuous Self-Diagnostics
Synchrophasors
DC battery monitoring
Front panel interface replaces all control switches and pushbuttons
Maintenance and clearance tags reside in device, close to the equipment
Protection, Communication Automation, Synchrophasor
SEL-451SEL-451
Open Substation Automation System
OSAS
POWER MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
VCS
Meters
Text
Protection Relays
SCADA System
Automatic Generation
Control
Flexible Load
Shedding
Automatic Islanding
Engineering Databases
COMMUNICATIONS
DFR
SCADAStreamlined Access to All System Data Interactive, simple to use operator interfaces for
monitoring and control
Sequence of event (SOE) analysis software provides a 1ms time-tagged history of all critical events
Event report analysis software provides oscillography reports (digital fault records) of critical protection-level events.
Settings management software manages all settings for all devices in the system – from one location!
Interactive Single Line Diagram
Monitor, Control, and Data Logging
Communications Monitoring
Quick reference of the communication topology Color coded status indicators
Communications Monitoring
Alarming with Historical Logging
View a summary of active and previous alarms
Security
Multilevel username/password access for settings and control functions
System-Wide Sequence-of-Events Viewer Is Powerful Troubleshooting Tool
Sort thousandsof SER pointsin a fewseconds
No databases– use simple*.csv filescreated bySEL I/O drivers
Sort by date, substation, time, relay, priority Excellent troubleshooting tool
Event Report Analysis Helps Findthe Cause of Critical Events
ACSELERATOR® Report Server SEL-5040 Software automatically retrieves event reports for quick analysis
Harmonic Quantities From Real-Time Data and Waveform Captures
Transient and Disturbance Waveform Capture Analyzes Power Quality
SEL POWERMAX™ Combines Protection and Automation
I/O Modules
Substation Protectionand Control
POWER MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
VCS
Meters
Text
Relays
SCADA System
Automatic Generation
Control
Flexible Load
Shedding
Automatic Islanding
Engineering Databases
COMMUNICATIONS
Flexible, High-Speed Load Shedding Reduces Plant Outages
Keeps steady-state frequency at nominal during a major loss of generation capacity Utility intertie
Generation
Local system intertie
Minimizes disturbance to sensitive loads
Works in tandem with automatic separation
SEL Flexible Load Shedding Uses Protection Grade Devices
Pre-loaded
Calculation of Crosspoint
Switch
Multiply Crosspoint
Switch
Topology of the Power
System
Status ofSources
Status ofLoads
OperatorInputs
TriggerInputs
Load-Shedding Outputs
SEL Load Shedding Processor (LSP) uses the Crosspoint Switch
Crosspoint Switch
f
tCB
Opens
Load-Shedding Outputs
TriggerInputs
X
Load 2
Bus Tie
Loss of G4
XLoss of G3
XLoss of G2
Loss of G1
Load 1
Loads selected to Shed Contingency
Load 3
X
Load 4
X
Load 5
X
Load 6
X
X
X XX
X
Preloaded and Ready to Go
Common PowerMAX Screen:Load Shedding Interface: Load Priority Table
SEL POWERMAX™ Combines Protection and Automation
I/O Modules
Substation Protectionand Control
POWER MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
VCS
Meters
Text
Relays
SCADA System
Automatic Generation
Control
Flexible Load
Shedding
Automatic Islanding
Engineering Databases
COMMUNICATIONS
SEL- VCS Functionality Controls many devices to optimally share total
MVAR load Capacitor banks, LTCs, generator field exciters
Large synchronous motor exciters, STATCOMs, SVCs
Improves system stability during disturbances Keeps active MVAR-producing devices off limit
Allows them to reject system disturbances
System interties (MVAR) and bus voltages are kept at set point
Distributes MVARs between units
SEL POWERMAX™ Combines Protection and Automation
I/O Modules
Substation Protectionand Control
POWER MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
VCS
Meters
Text
Relays
SCADA System
Automatic
Generation Control
Flexible Load
Shedding
Automatic Islanding
Engineering Databases
COMMUNICATIONS
SEL Automatic Generation Control Systems (AGC)
Frequency and MW Controls Interties are simultaneously managed at requested
power transfer (MW)
System frequency (Hz) is controlled to nominal during all conditions
Optimum generator dispatch using most efficient generation first Heat-rate curves used for economic dispatch
System adapts for different output limitations from generators
Unique tuning parameters for changing conditions
Automatic Generation & Frequency Control Adapts to All System Conditions
Tie-line closed: Control intertie MW to a user defined set-point
Distributes MW between units
Tie-line open: Control system frequency to a user defined set-point
Distributes MW between units
Economic Dispatch Tie line flows (MW)
Scheduled interchanges
Common PowerMAX Screen:AGC/VCS Interface
SEL POWERMAX™ Combines Protection and Automation
I/O Modules
Substation Protectionand Control
POWER MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
VCS
Meters
Text
Relays
SCADA System
Automatic Generation
Control
Flexible Load
SheddingAutomati
c Islanding
Engineering Databases
COMMUNICATIONS
Automatic Detection and Separation Prevents Black Outs
Kem ano
Colstrip
Malin
John Day
Peace River
Midpoint
Jim Bridger
IPP
Four Corners
CaptainJack
Tesla
GrandCoulee
ChiefJoseph
SanOnofre
Palo Verde
Ex: ‘De-coupling’ from an un-stable Power
System(s)
Copyright © SEL 2005
Case StudySaudi ARAMCO
Uthmaniya Five GOSP’sAramco First IEC-61850 Project
Aramco First IEC-61850
OSAS LEVEL 1
TO OSAS
NETWORK
Ethernet
Switch #1
Ethernet
Switch #2
50” LCD ANNUNCIA
TOR
20” LCD (panel
mounted)
Keyboard & pointer
(panel mounted)
Event & Alarm Printer
Non IEC 61850
IEDs/Relays
SEL 3354 System
Computing PlatformOAS / EAS
(panel mounted)
(2)SEL2407 GPS
Clock & Antenna
To All IEDs
(12)
(2)SEL 2440 DPACI/O Processor
IEC 61850 compliant
(11) (12)
(1)SEL 3354Comm.
ProcessorIEC 61850 compliant
(12)
To Communic
ation Building
(12)(12) (12)
RTU (1)
Power Factor Control & LSS Panel
IEC 61850 compliant
(1)
50” LCD ANNUNCIA
TOR
Complete Power System Control
Complete Power System Control
Typical Incomer Front Look
Typical Incomer From Inside
Typical Feeder Front Look
Typical Feeder Front Look
Typical Switchgear
Questions?