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Future trend of protection system based on IEC61850 in PEA
Mr. Narong Tantichayakorn
Deputy Director
Substation Construction and Maintenance Department
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Outline
• Electric Service of PEA
• Future trend of protection system
• Challenges Faced by Utilities
• Expected lifetime of components in substations
• Topology For IEC61850 •
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Table 2 – Important issues in the evolution of market regulation and utility needs
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Future trend of protection system
Table 4 – Key issues in the evolution of substation automation technology
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Table 4 – Key issues in the evolution of substation automation technology
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Figure 1 - Predictable steps for Substation Automation
MU = Merging Unit
MU
PT1 Optical CT
MU
PT2 CT2
MU
Optical
PT Optical
CT
Relay Relay Relay
MU Publishes V/I/Status Datasets
Relay(s) Subscribe to Datasets
I/O I/O I/O
Station Bus - 10/100/1000 MB Ethernet
Process Bus
.1/1/10GB
Ethernet
Clk1 Clk2
Remote Access
Network
MU = Merging Unit
MU
PT1 Optical CT
MU
PT2 CT2
MU
Optical
PT Optical
CT
IED IED IED
MU Publishes V/I/Status Datasets
Relay(s) Subscribe to Datasets
I/O I/O I/O
- 10/100/1000 MB Ethernet
.1/1/10GB
Ethernet
Clk1 Clk2
Remote Access
Network
• IEC 61850 is not just another bus system…
• Goes far beyond almost all other communication
standards
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Figure 2 – Sound vision for Substation Automation
• Speed: 100 Mbps instead
of few 10 kbps
• More data for a better
operation & maintenance
• Peer-to-peer: No extra
hardware
• Design of innovative
automation schemes
• Conditional report instead
of polling
• Optimal performances
• IP (Internet Protocol)
routing: Ubiquitous data
access
• Capability to extend the
system outside of the substation
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Future SPACS
• IEC 61850 supports different types of
communications based transmission
line protection schemes
• Significant benefits compared to
conventional hard wired schemes :
– Continuous monitoring of the interface
– Faster operating times
– Improved reliability and availability
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SAS of the future
Application Examples for IEC61850
in Protection
- Adaptive Load-Shedding
- Delta Directional Detection
- Transient Energy Directional
Detection
- Directional Comparison Scheme
- Distribution Bus Protection
- Sympathetic Trip Peotection
- Breaker Failure Protection
- Distributed Analog Functions
- Differential Protection and Inter-
Tripping
- Accelerated Scheme with Direct
GOOSE
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Challenges Faced by Utilities
• Different implementations of the standard
• Different versions
• Need for User friendly third party tools
• Lack of understanding of the technology
• Lack of confidence in the technology
• Limited implementations even of GOOSE
based applications
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Challenges Faced by Utilities
Requires good understanding of :
• The functional hierarchy of the IEC 61850 system
• The local and distributed functions
• Existing testing tools
• The purpose of the test :
– Conformance
– Type
– Acceptance
– Commissioning
– Maintenance
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Cost saving by system approach
Integrated Substation มาตรฐาน IEC61850 ในสถานีไฟฟ้าจะช่วยท าใหล้ดการลงทุนทางตรงได ้1004.3 ลา้นบาท (2627.9 – 1623.6 ) 20
Why IEC61850 important?
• Driving force by Global standard requirement • Product (protection) development by IEC 61850 • Independent from single vendor installed base • Cost saving • Driving force by Smart Grid • Unmaned substation, remote control required • More information needed • Development of maintenance strategy (CM,TBM -> CBM)
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Key success factors High-quality secondary equipment
Refurbishment know how and experience
Reliable and efficient project management
Expert IEC 61850 knowledge
Fully interoperable systems, products and tools
Full system integration capabilities
Competent, readily available support
All objectives are achieved through
close cooperation with competent supplier
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