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Introduction to ABB Tropos Mesh WiFiOutdoor Solutionsfor Distribution Automation, the SmartGrid and More

ABB Indonesia, May 2014

Summary

§Solutions Overview

§ Technical Introduction

§Narrowband

§Broadband

§Q&A

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Public vs Private, Wired vs Wireless

Wireline§ High bandwidth

§ Low latency

§ Typically high deployment costs

Wireless§ Bandwidth and latency determined by technology/spectrum

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Public network infrastructures§ OpEx rather than CapEx

§ Availability/coverage determined by carrier

Private network infrastructures§ CapEx rather than OpEx

§ Deployment and Quality of Service under utility control


Wireless Technologies Overview

Wireless Networks

Private Networks(investment based)

Public Networks(fee based)

TETRA V/UHF PMR (Lowspeed data, voice)

V/UHF Modem(Low speed data)

MW PtMP(High speed data)

MW Mesh(High speed data)

MPT1327 - DMR

WiMAX

HyperLANWiMAX

WiFi

GSM-GPRS-EDGE

Satellite(Low speed data)

Cellular Nets (dataand voice)

MW PtMP(High speed data)

UMTS-HSPA

LTE

+ Security

+ Reliability/Performance

- Longer deployment

- Capital investment

+ Low investment

+ Immediate deployment

- Operation fees

- Security/reliability/Perf.

Summary



§Narrowband

§Broadband

§Q&A



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Summary


§ Technical introduction

§Narrowband

§Broadband

§Q&A


VHF/UHF Radio Modems - Pros & Cons§ Proprietary system§ Proprietary standard§ FrequencyÝLicensed operationÝNarrowbandwidthÝHigh output power and RX sensitivityÝLarge coverage areasÝNon Line of Sight propagation

§ PerformanceÞData transfer onlyÞLow data rateÞMedium/high latencyÝPredictable / Controlled

§ ArchitectureÝRelatively simple, PtP and PtMPÝMedium implementation time


Summary



§Narrowband

§Broadband

§Q&A



MW PtMP (MPtMP) Radio Systems - Pros & Cons

ÝProprietary system

ÝOpen standard

ÝEnabler to Smart Grid / Smart City

§ FrequencyÝLicense free with special features for

mission critical operation

ÝWideband channels

ÞLine of Sight is required @5.8 GHz

§ PerformanceÝHigh speed data

ÝVery low latency

ÞStatistical

§ Architecture – combination of:ÝMeshed (Picocells)

ÝPtMP (Macrocells)

Gateway Router

STANDBYLINKS

Selecting a Communication Network Strategy

Traditional approach§ Network per project

§ Build/pay as you go

§ SCADA

§ AMI

§ Distribution Automation

§ Field data applications,…

Strategic approach§ Layered communications

architecture

§ Supports for current plusfuture smart grid apps

§ Minimizes incrementalspend for additional fieldapplications

§ Harmonized technicalsolution

§ Effective systemarchitecture

ABB Tropos Application Area

Oil & Gas

Smart Cities Ports

Utilities/Smart Grid

Mining

DemandResponse

Tropos – Networking for UtilitiesBroadband Enables Smarter Grid Applications

AutomatedMetering

Power Qualityand Planning

RenewablesIntegration

OutageManagement

Field DataApplications

PHEVIntegration

DistributionAutomation &

Control

One Network

Many Applications

One Network

Many Applications

Operation of the Mesh Network 1 of 5

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Self organize

Self discovery

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Optimal path selection

Automatic reconfigurationwith addedd backhaulcapability


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Interference causestransient link failure

Network reconfigures toroute around failure


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Backhaul failurethreatens entire cluster

Automatic reroutearound failed backhaul


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Multi-Radio, Multi-Mode routing makes most efficient use of frequency spectrum


Mesh Architecture – Technical Highlights§ Standard based solution

§ IEC 802 11b/g/n and 802 11a

§ Dual band with frequency channel agility

§ High performance§ Typically 10+ Mb/s bandwidth

§ <20 ms latency

§ Cognitive radio algorithms (airtime congestion control, power curve…)

§ Adaptive mesh architecture§ Self organizing and self optimizing

§ Fully redundant, no single point of failure

§ Dynamic routing and path diversity

§ Secure§ Application based QoS, traffic segmentation

§ FIPS 140-2 standard,

§ Stationary and mobile reception

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Current Applications

§ AMR/AMI backhaul

§ Voltage Optimization

§ Demand Management

§ Distribution Automation

§ SCADA

§ Mobile Utility Workers

§ Substation Security

§ Video Security

§ EV charging stations

Electric Utility Applications

§ Traffic classification and prioritization

§ Differentiated services over commonwireless infrastructure

§ Security and QoS policies per-VLAN

§ Supports extension of IT policy andframework

QoS and Traffic Segmentation

DASSID: DA

Non Broadcast

802.1x

1 Mbps

Priority 1

PQ SensorsSSID: PwrQual

Non Broadcast

WPA

500 Kbps

Priority 2

AMR/AMISSID: AMI

Non Broadcast

802.1x

256 Kbps

Priority 3

Mobile OpsSSID: UtilOps1

Broadcast

802.1x

1 Mbps

Priority 2

ITSSID: UtilIT

Broadcast

802.1x

1 Mbps

Priority 2

SurveillanceSSID: Detect

Non Broadcast

802.1x

2 Mbps

Priority 1

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§ Wireless IP broadband mesh routers−Highly resilient, high capacity routers for covering

broad distribution areas− Fixed and mobile models−Mesh OS optimized for outdoor wireless broadband

environments

§ Directional radio products‒ High capacity, long range PTP and PTMP solutions‒ Used as backhaul for mesh networks and for

communications directly to end points

§ Centralized network management− FCAPS network management system with open APIs−Configure, manage, and monitor thousands nodes

connecting millions of endpoints

ABB_Tropos Product Line

§ Reliable, resilient, tough§ Self-organizing, fully redundant mesh§ >99.99% to >99.999% system availability§ IP67 weather tight (NEMA 6)§ Optional battery backup§ Industry best radios§ 165 mph wind survivability§ Lightning, power surge, EMC protected§ Salt fog rust resistance per ASTM B117

§ Secure§ VPN and firewall in every device§ U.S. government certified

§ Manageable§ Monitoring, configuration, upgrades, fault

management, security

§ Multiple applications§ High bandwidth: >10 Mbps§ Low latency: <1 ms per hop§ Virtual LANs with separate address spaces,

security policies and QoS policies

ABB_Tropos Mesh Routers

§Tropos 3320

§Tropos 6320

§Tropos 1410

§Tropos 7320

§Tropos 4320- Mobile

§Tropos 1410

§ Applications‒ Mesh cluster backhaul‒ Direct communication to assets‒ Broadband communications to fixed facilities

§ Features‒ PTP and PTMP modes on same hardware‒ High capacity and low latency

§ PTP: up to 90 Mbps, PTMP: up to 48 Mbps§ PTP: <2 ms, PTMP: 3-5 ms

‒ Secure§ FIPS 140-2 certified, AES encryption

‒ Manageable§ Upgrades, configuration, performance monitoring,

and fault management using Tropos Control

‒ Multi-application§ Application-based QoS§ Traffic segregation using VLANs

ABB_Tropos Directional Radio Systems

§ Comprehensive control and analysis forwireless networks

§ Manages up to 15,000 routers

§ Historical captures and trend analysis

§ Advanced network optimization§ Performance management to avoid network

outages§ Simplified, reliable bulk provisioning§ Quick location-based identification and

correction of network faults§ Identify, locate and isolate client device

issues

ABB_Tropos Control:Carrier-Class Network ManagementCarrier-Class Network Management

§ Over 1 million smart power and watermeters in urban, suburban and ruralareas connected by Tropos network

§ Tropos network spans >3,000 squaremiles

§ Built to support multiple Smart Gridapplications simultaneously§ Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)

§ Real-time SCADA substation control

§ Distribution automation (DA)

§ Mobile workforce connectivity

§ Substation video security

§ Street light control

Abu Dhabi Electric & Water Authority (ADWEA)Efficient Resource Management, Emirate-wide

Abu Dhabi Electric & Water Authority (ADWEA)Coverage & connectivity

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§ Spokane Smart Circuits Project§ Goal: reduce outage times through faster

detection and isolation of faults

§ 14 substations and 59 distribution feedersserving >110,000 customers

§ Network connects >200 DA devices

§ Pullman Smart Grid Demonstration Project§ AMI: 13,000 power and 5,000 gas meters

§ DA: 13 feeders and >60 DA devices(reclosers, cap banks, transformers)

§ Part of the Pacific Northwest smart griddemonstration project

§ Opportunity to extend use of networks foradditional applications

AvistaTwo Smart Grid Projects Underway – Both Using GridCom

§ Tropos network bought by customer toreplace/augment unreliable cellularnetwork

§ AMI: Backhaul for 800,000 ItronOpenWay power meters

§ DA: communications to 182 devices

§ Opportunity to leverage Tropos networkfor§ Smart gas meter backhaul

§ Mobile utility workforce applications

DTE EnergySmartCurrents℠ Project

CellularSCADARadio

Point-Multipoint

TroposMesh Wifi

Reliability

Bandwidth

Latency

QoS

Coverage

Mobility

Security

Manageability

Future Proof

Standards-based

Tropos solutionSuperior to competitive wireless technologies

§Poor §Best

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More Information

www.tropos.com

Argo AntonoPT ABB Sakti Industri

Power System

Email: [email protected]

Telp: 08111669145


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