PSNM Substation Automation Systems – Argo Antono

Substation Automation Systems

and Products
SAS600 series
Automation, protection and SCADA
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Substation Automation Systems
Markets served

Power plants Wind farms Electrical grids

Industry Railways all around the globe

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Technology overview

Conventional Modern Modern Intelligent Intelligent

(retrofit) (retrofit)

Network level

RTU RTU RTU

Station bus Station bus

Station level
RTU RTU RTU
Interbay bus Interbay bus
Parallel,
hardwired
cabling

Bay level

Parallel,
Parallel, hardwired
hardwired Process bus
cabling
cabling

Process level

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 Conventional Vs Modern Architecture
Conventional Architecture
NLDC
Control panels
RTU ABB ABB MASTER

P
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ABB ABB MASTER

P
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MARSHALING RACK

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Protection panels
 What is going on in the market ?
Functional integration
More
 Line
powerful
12 12 6 6 3
devices.
 Functional
Transformer
integration
4 4 4 2 2
68 Cubicles, >180 Devices

66 Cubicles, >160 Devices

on going

56 Cubicles, >140 Devives

 Busbar

47 Cubicles, >100 Devices

5 3 3 3 1
4

 Feeder

8 8 4 4

>50 Devices
13 Cubicles,
 Control

39 39 39 32 7

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010?

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Figures for Reference Station - 220/33kV S/S - 6nos 220kV feeders & 8 nos 33kV feeders
IEC 61850
The standard in substation automation

IEC 61850
 Is the first truly global standard in the electric
utility field
 Has been established by some 60 experts
EPRI

from Europe and North America

 Influences other areas like wind and hydro
power plants, distributed energy resources,
etc.
 IEC 61850 provides:
 Process-oriented data model,
independent of communication technology
 Standardized description of primary and

IEC 61850 secondary apparatuses and their

functionality
“Communication  Compatible data exchange between
networks and systems engineering tools
in substations ”  Real-time capabilities for vertical and
horizontal (bay-bay) communication

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Substation automation solutions
The smart way to operate your substations

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
Secure operation  Open connectivity (to remote control centers,
integration of third-party IEDs)

Indoor GIS substation Outdoor AIS substation Hybrid substation Distribution substation

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Typical structure of a Substation
Scalable architectures

Functions
Station

 Station automation
level

 Monitoring
 Fault evaluation
 Event & alarm viewing
and Acknowledgement
 Remote communication for
Telecontrol & supervision
Bay level

 Protection
 Control
 Monitoring
 Interlocking
 Data acquisition
 GIS or AIS switchgear
Process

 Instrument transformers
level

 Power transformers
 Surge arresters
 Non-conventional transformers

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Substation automation solutions

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ABB’s station and bay level solutions

SAS 600 Series BPS 600 Series BCS 600 Series

station level bay protection bay control
solutions solutions solutions

Secure local Flexible Optimized

and/or remote realization of packages for local
control and your protection and remote
monitoring of all philosophy and control in MV to
substations schemes EHV substations

Future-proof systems with IEC 61850 interoperability for

optimal life cycle management and low lifecycle cost

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Station Level - MicroSCADA Pro
General info

 SCADA (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition) generally refers to

industrial control systems
 Computer systems that monitor and control power distribution network,
industrial, infrastructure, or facility-based processes, as described below
 Utilities include: Substation Automation, Network Automation
 Industrial processes include:
 Manufacturing / production pulp & paper, mining, power generation,
fabrication, and refining
 Infrastructure processes include:
 Tractions, water treatment and distribution, wastewater
collection/treatment, oil and gas, electrical power transmission and
distribution, wind farms
 Facility processes include:
 Buildings, airports, harbor areas. SCADAs’ monitor and control power
distribution and energy consumption
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MicroSCADA Pro
Product portfolio

 Control System SYS 600

 Delivered as a software product
 In Gateways, Control, HMI applications

 Compact System SYS 600C

 GW, Control, HMI, communication
 SYS 600 in a solid state computer (no moving parts)
 Software preinstalled in to a solid state computer

 Distribution Management System DMS 600

 Geographical network presented with background maps
 Enables efficient network management

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MicroSCADA Pro SYS 600
Control System

 Control system software product

 Substation Automation
 Network Automation
 HMI (Human Machine Interface)
 System Server
 Communication
 Gateway

 Process database
 Communication server
 HMI library for workstation
 Gateway functionality
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MicroSCADA Pro DMS 600
Leading Distribution Management System

 DMS 600 enables efficient network

management

 Outage durations minimized

 Geographical network presented

with background maps

 Monitoring based on real-time

information
 Event analysis and fault location
 FDIR
 Maintenance outage planning
 Field crew management, outage
reporting

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SAS 610…690
Overview, basic functions

Primary equipment supervision Control Secure operation

User management Measurements

System supervision Alarms Sequences of events

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SAS 610…690
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

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Bay Level - Protection Panel & a Modern control Panel

BPS 6xx BCS 6xx

Modern Bay
Line Protection Control
Main 1 RED670
87L BCM 800
67N REC650
79 AR
25
DR
Line protection
Main 2 REL650
21 Z<
67N
79 AR
25
27 / 59
Busbar Protection
500BU02
BBP
BFP

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Relion® Product Family - Positioning

Application
Functionality 670 series

Performance 650 series

630 series
615 series
610 series
605 series

Distribution Sub-transmission Transmission

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Relion® Product Family
Actual portfolio per application

Covers all applications, from interconnected transmission grids to secondary distribution kiosks

Application Type 670 series 650 series 630 series 615 series 610 series 605 series

Feeder protection & control REF ● ● ● ●

Bay control REC ● ●

Transformer protection RET ● ● ● ●

Line distance protection REL ● ●

Line differential protection RED ● ●

Motor protection REM ● ● ●

Generator protection REG ● ●

Busbar protection REB ● ●

Breaker protection REQ ●

Voltage protection REU ● ●

Load shedding PML ●

Shunt reactor protection REG ●

Shunt capacitor bank
RET/REC ●
protection

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AFS Family
Overview

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AFS Family
Comparison

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ABB as a system integrator

ABB maximizes your benefits from

IEC 61850 with its
 Fully IEC 61850 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
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SAS System Configuration

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SAS System Configuration
Bay level

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SAS System Configuration
Station Level

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ABB’s System Verification Center, approved by UCA

 The IEC 61850 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 61850 conformance testing
 The IEC 61850 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
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ABB Portfolio and architecture smallSCADA
DMS600

Frontend
Tools MicroSCADA Pro

System RTU560
SYS600C RTU540
Configuration

IEC 61850-8-1

REB500 650 series

670 series
630 series 620 series 615 series RTU540
650 series RTU511

IED Configuration

IEC 61850-9-2

MU
SAMU SAMU
Combiflex

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ABB has sold more than 800 IEC 61850 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
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9. Transco’s and ADWEA’s new 400 - 11 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 five retrofit 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
The next steps towards
Digital Substation
Evolution of process bus
Station level
SAS600 series of substation automation
solutions with IEC 61850 station bus
Remote control

Bay level
670 series control and protection IEDs
REB500 Busbar Protection system
IEC 61850 Station Bus

IET600 SAS Expert Engineering &

ITT600 SA Explorer to Access and monitor
Applications
Process level - NCIT
Non Conventional Instrument Transformer
Analog / 9-2LE IEC 61850 Process Bus ABB NCITs for GIS, CP-MU merging unit for
ELK-CP14 and ELK-CP3(current and voltage)
ABB LTB with integrated
Fiber Optic Current Sensor FOCS-MU
(current only)
Evolution of process bus

 Scalable and modular I/O platform for

Remote control process level installations

 Make process bus available for any

convention instrument transformer
IEC 61850 Station Bus
 9-2LE for Conventional Current and
Voltage Transformer from any primary
equipment vendor

 Combine newest ABB FOCS

technology with Conventional
Analog / 9-2LE IEC 61850 Process Bus Instrument Transformer
 Merge NCIT Current with Conventional
Voltage Transformer to 9-2LE
SAM600 I/O System
Digitizing Primary signals made easy
 Modular I/O Platform for interfacing primary equipment
GPS RE. REB 3rd
670 500 party  Fully IEC 61850 compliant

1PPS  Extendable Bus architecture to chain up multiple Modules

 Conventional current or voltage transformers (1.0)
9-2LE  High Precision Time synchronization
SAM600- SAM600- SAM600-
TS VT CT  Circuit breaker, Disconnector, Earthing switches (2.0)
1588
 Optimized form factor for Indoor and Outdoor Application
 Bay cubicles for retrofit applications
 Marshaling kiosks, VT terminal boxes for new or retrofit
installations

 Customizable Termination for primary cabling

 Process interface terminals are part of SAM600
 Analog modules include binary inputs for
MCB supervision and test switch indication