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PI‐based Synchronized Phasor Measurement Networks Dr. Chuck Wells OSIsoft Center of Excellence December 10, 2010
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PI‐based Synchronized Phasor Measurement Networks
Dr. Chuck Wells
OSIsoft
Center of Excellence
December 10, 2010
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AGENDA
Who is OSIsoft?
Industry Credentials
Overview of OSIsoft PI System
PI‐based PMN/WAMS
PMN/WAMS architecture options
Customer examples of PI‐based PMN/WAMS
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OSIsoft Is a Trusted PartnerOSIsoft Is a Trusted Partner
Strong Revenue GrowthOver 20% reinvested annually in R & D
30 Year HistoryFounded 1980, over 700 professionals
Recognized global leaderDominant market position
Across various industries
Recognized
Experienced
Knowledgeable
15,000+ Customer InstallationsMore than half of Fortune 500 and24 of Top 25 Power Companies
Strategic PartnershipsSAP, Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Intel
SISCO, SunGard, Space Time Insight
15,000+ installations,110+ countries
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Power Industry Credentials
Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution: OSIsoft is ranked 1st in the Power industry*
Over 300 GW of total 400 GW average power generated & transmitted in US daily is monitored by PI
65% of US nuclear units are monitored by PI
80% of US ISOs, 70% of the mid and large sized power producers, over 60% of ITOs use PI
*ARC’s “CPM Systems Worldwide Outlook for the Process Industries: Market Analysis and Forecast Through 2009”
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City of San AntonioCity of San Antonio
PI – The Defacto Standard in Power
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PI‐based WAMS installations
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Company Installed Contact email PMUs Storage
Entergy 2005 Floyd Galvan [email protected] 22 11 TB
North China Grid 2005 Xu Yong [email protected] 35 22 TB
Chongqing Power Grid 2005 Xu Yong [email protected] 21 10 TB
Anhui Electric Power 2006 Hongge Zhanghzhange@opensystems control.com 19 5 TB
Hebei Electric Power 2006 Xu Yong [email protected] 22 13 TB
Gansu Electric Power 2008 Xu Yong [email protected] 25 33 TB
Beijing Dispatch Center 2008 Xu Yong [email protected] 17 9 TB
Tenaga (Malaysia) 2007 Xu Yong [email protected] 11 5 TB
CFE Mexico 2009 Gilberto Badallo [email protected] 25 2 TB
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PI System
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ServerGathers, Organizes, Distributes,and Stores Data from Many Sources
VisualsDeliver Information for Meaningful, Better Business Decisions
Real-TimeData
Asset/ Structure
Data
Custom Data
RelationalData
WebServices
ERP /Maintenance
OperationalVisibility
KnowledgeManagement
Performance Improvement
AssetManagement
SituationalAwareness
AnalyticsTurn Valuable Real-Time Data Into Actionable Information
The
The
The
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PI System Components
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Windows Server 2008Visual Studio.NET
Advanced Computing Engine (ACE)
RtReports
PI Analytics
Windows Server 2008SQL Server 2008
ProcessBook
DataLink
RtPortal iViews
Client: Windows XP / VistaMicrosoft Office 2003/2007/2010
Server: Windows Server 2008Windows SharePoint Services &SAP Enterprise Portal 6
ActiveView
RtReports Clients
Real-Time Interfaces
PI AF
PI Archive
PI NotificationsData Access
The Server The Analytics The Visuals
MCN Health Monitor
BatchView
Smart Clients
Thin ClientsPI WebParts
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PI ‐ Secure, Reliable, Highly Available and Scalable
PI HA systemMultiple HA servers in multiple collectives
SEL paper shows 99.99999% availability (3.1 seconds per year)
Redundant interfacesHot failover, Server failover
Performance (simultaneous)100,000 events per second to hard drive
1,000,000 events per second to clients
Hierarchical network of PI Servers enables distributed processing and data retrieval
NERC CIP compliant installationsFull audit trails, patch management without loss of data
Standard PI tag security, multi‐factor secure single sign‐on
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Original NYISO RFI ‐ C37.118 based architecture
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RFI Response ‐ Proposed alternative architecture for consideration
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NYISO PMN/SGI WAN
NYISO GCC LAN
NYISO GCC PDCand IEC 61850
Consumer
Long TermPhasor Data
Archive
NYISO
TO WAN
TO CC PDCand IEC 61850
Publisher
PMU Registry andLong Term
Phasor DataArchive
TO “A”
TO WAN
TO CC PDCand IEC 61850
Publisher
PMU Registry andLong Term
Phasor DataArchive
C37.118Devices
TO “B”
ControlCenter
Applications
TO ControlCenter
ApplicationsC37.118Devices
TO ControlCenter
Applications
The TO Control Centers
send/receive streams of
current phasor data using
C37.118 or IEC 61850 over IP.
This data may be down sampled i.e. streamed at
less than the native sample
rate.
Phasor applications
access local and remote phasor
and registry data within the context
of NYISO Common Model
network modeling data. Access to all TO PMU data at full resolution
is available using OPC UA
Historical Data Access Web
Service. Network modeling
exchange can be done using IEC 61970 CIM XML or OPC UA Web
Services
NYISO may only locally store decimated PMU data.
The TO PDC’s form a network of hierarchical
storage for all non down sampled PMU data
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Substation Architecture Options
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NYISO PMN/SGI
NYI
SO P
MN
/SG
I WAN
TO CCPDC withIEC 61850
TO CCPDC withIEC 61850
TO CCPDC withIEC 61850
TO CCPDC with
IEC 61850
TO CCPDC with
IEC 61850
TO Architecture A
TO Architecture B
TO Architecture C
TO Architecture D
TO Architecture E
TO W
ANTO
WA
NTO
WAN
TO W
ANTO
WA
N
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Reference Architecture (Entergy and CFE)
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Substation detail
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Customer Examples ‐ Prior to major blackout
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Customer Examples ‐ Grid coherency
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Customer Examples ‐ Phase portraits (State Charts)
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Customer Examples ‐ Northeast Blackout
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Customer Examples ‐ Northeast Blackout SQC
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Customer Examples
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Customer Examples
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Customer Examples
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Customer Examples ‐ Gustav Island formation
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Customer Examples ‐ Gustav Island formation
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Customer Examples ‐ Gustav Island formation
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Customer Examples ‐ Gustav Island formation (DataLink)
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Customer Examples ‐ Gustav Island formation (DataLink)
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Customer Examples ‐ Gustav Island formation (DataLink)
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North China Grid Oscillation Detection
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Videos
Cyber Secure Synchrophasor Platform
EPRI Knoxville
CFE‐Mexico Worm
CFE‐Mexico FFT
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Our Team
Our Team started working together on numerous initiatives individually and has grown together
OSIsoft/STI has implemented a PMU solution at Entergy that has been “live” for over 3 years
OSIsoft / SISCO implemented a PMU solution at CFE in 2010
SunGard has worked with OSIsoft, SISCO, STI on numerous initiatives world‐wide (custom implementation solutions)
Our Team recognized that each of us brings a unique prospective to the Smart Grid PMU/PDC based solutions
Our Team came together, because we recognized that a turn key solution provides more value than the individual parts
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Advance & AutomatedTesting
NERC CIP &Compliance
Independent Project Management
Hosting
Custom BuiltSolutions
Shared ShoreCapabilities
ApplicationManagement
Highly AvailablePI Infrastructure
Reliable, Secure andScalable Solutions
Extensive PMN/PMU/PDC Experience
Teamwork For Excellence in Situational Awareness
C37.118 IEC 61850 – ICCP – Comtrade - CIM
Open Visualization Platform
High PerformanceCalculation Platform
Archive and Information Model
Open Development Environment
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Our Team ‐‐ Differentiators
Our team recognized that we have a commercial product based solution that is proven and can be hosted remotely.
Our commercial based solution follows open standards and can work with ANY EMS, DFR, PDC, and PMU vendor
Our team capabilities for PMU/PDC solutions are mostly “out of the box”
Our team can adopt any number of PMU/PDC architecture solutions based on client preference
Our team has the capability to ramp in additional experts and resources needed to minimize risks
Our team is one of the leaders in this space
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OSIsoft Contacts
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Eric Benson(716) [email protected]
Chuck [email protected](650) 504-6278
