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MARCH 21,2008MARCH 21,2008

IEEE PES PHOENIX SECTIONIEEE PES PHOENIX SECTIONIEEE PES PHOENIX SECTIONIEEE PES PHOENIX SECTION

― ― SUBSTATION COMMITTEE PRESENTATION―SUBSTATION COMMITTEE PRESENTATION―

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Substations Committee Scope Substations Committee ScopeThe treatment of all matters in which the dominant factors are the electrical and structural design including environmental concerns, construction, installation, operation and control of automatic, partially automatic and manual substations including switching stations, transformer stations and generating station switchyards. Included in the scope of this Committee shall be treatment of the following:

• Automatic and Supervisory Control Systems• Data Acquired Within Sub-stations• Fundamental Single Line Wiring Diagrams• Insulation Coordination• Gas Insulated Design. except assemblies• Bus Design for Substations• D.C. Stations• Environmental Concerns in Substation Design• Substation Safety• Substation Grounding• Substation Capacitor Banks, and• Substation Seismic Design

Matters relating to particular application requirements in substations may be treated jointly with appropriate Committees that have responsibility for substation design, performance and standards

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Substations Committee ObjectivesSubstations Committee Objectives

OBJECTIVES:

Main Objective:

Disseminate Technical Information to Engineers for the benefit of Society.

Accomplished by:

►Standards and Guides Development.

► Conduct paper reviews in accordance with Technical Council requirements.

► Panel sessions paper session at the General Meeting and T&D Conference.

► Promote Increased Interaction with Other Entities of the IEEE and Other Professional Organizations such as CIGRE.

► Help engineers expand their experience and knowledge through participation of working groups standard developments and by offering tutorial related to substation design and engineering.

► Nominate qualified Substations Committee members for the IEEE senior and fellow member grades.

► Promote the participations of the new engineers in the activities of the Substations Committee and provide Incentives for Student Participation in the Committee Activities. This will insure

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Substations Committee Organization

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Data Acquisition Processing and Control Systems Subcommittee “C0”Data Acquisition Processing and Control Systems Subcommittee “C0”

Treatment of all matters relating to data acquired within sub-stations and its processing for monitoring, analysis and local and/or remote control of substation

apparatus and devices connected to the substation.

• Working Group C1- Application of Computer-Aided Systems to Substation.

• Working Group C3 - Electric Network Control Systems Standards

•Working Group C5- Standard For Electric Power System Device Function Number and Contact Designations.

•Working Group –C6 Trial use Standard for a Cryptographic Protocol for Cyber Security of Substation Serial Link

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Transmission and Distribution Subcommittee “D0”Transmission and Distribution Subcommittee “D0”

Responsible for treatment of all matters pertaining to the design, construction and operation of Transmission and Distribution Substations, and the application of switching devices and other equipment, instrumentation and protective and control equipment in Transmission and Distribution Substations.

•Working group-D1: Lightning Protection of Substations.•Working Group D3: Substation Bus Design•Working Group D4: Substation Safety.•Working Group D5: Substation Insulation Coordination.•Working Group D6: Substation Grounding Measurements.•Working Group D7:Substation Grounding Design and Analysis.•Working Group D9: Permanent Connection in Substation.

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West Coast Subcommittee “F0”West Coast Subcommittee “F0”

Within the scope of the Main Committee, to foster closer cooperation among and permit more active participation of the Western members in all projects authorized by the Committee, and to provide direct contact in the planning of Pacific Coast technical activities.

•Working Group -F1: Seismic Design Criteria For Substation.•Working Group -F2: Cable Systems in Substations.•Working Group -F3: Substation Fire Protection Practices.

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Substations Environmental Subcommittee “G0” Substations Environmental Subcommittee “G0”

Responsible for treatment of all matters relating to design and location of distribution and transmission substations as to their effect on the environment of the adjacent community. Special emphasis shall be made to the factors that must be considered in design such as aesthetic treatment, overall visual appearance, erosion control and oil spill containment. Audible noise, electromagnetic interference and electrical interference shall be considered as far as the zoning acceptance is concerned.

•WORKING GROUP G1 - SLIDE LIBRARY•WORKING GROUP G2 - DESIGN & LOCATION OF SUBSTATIONS FOR COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE.•WORKING GROUP G3 - SUBSTATION SECURITY

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High Voltage Power Electronics Stations-I0High Voltage Power Electronics Stations-I0 High Voltage Power Electronics Stations-I0High Voltage Power Electronics Stations-I0

Treatment of all matters relating to design, construction, and operation of AC substations using HV power electronics as part of the electrical power system, including FACTS and HVDC converter stations. This includes the application of HV power semiconductor equipment and all other components insofar as they affect the design, construction, and operation of such substations. Interest in such components is limited to their effects on overall station parameters and does not include the detailed design of the equipment itself

•WORKING GROUP I1 - POWER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT•WORKING GROUP I3 – SAFETY ASPECTS OF HVDC TRANSMISSION•WORKING GROUP I4 – STATIC VAR COMPENSATORS (SVCs) •WORKING GROUP I5 – VOLTAGE SOURCED CONVERTERS (VSC)

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GAS INSULATED SUBSTATIONSGAS INSULATED SUBSTATIONSSUBCOMMITTEE - K0SUBCOMMITTEE - K0

Review, study, and document design, application, installation, testing,operating and maintenance practices for gas insulated substations (GIS)of 72.5 kV and above, and identify the need for, and sponsor the preparation of, standards, guides, technical bulletins and other informative materials as related to the gas insulated substations and related technologies. Develop Guide for Application Medium Voltage Gas Insulated Substations 1kV up to 52 kV. Conduct GIS/GIL/SF6 tutorials, panel sessions. Develop GIL Application Guide. Review Maintenance and Operation of GIS/GIL.

•WORKING GROUP K1 – STANDARDS AND GUIDES• TASK FORCE K1 TF2- APPLICATION GUIDE FOR MEDIUM VOLTAGE GAS INSULATED SUBSTATION, 1KV -52KV.•WORKING GROUP K2 –PUBLICATIONS AND INFORMATION DISSEMINATION •WORKING GROUP K3 – APPLICATION OF GIS TECHNOLOGY.•Task Force K3 TF1- GIL Application Guide•WORKING GROUP K4 – MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF GIS•Task Force K4-TF1- Operations and Maintenance – Series of User’s Group Meetings

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Substations Committee Annual MeetingSubstations Committee Annual Meeting

San Francisco, CA San Francisco, CA

April 05-April 11, 2008 April 05-April 11, 2008

http://thomasblairpe.com/ascm/ http://thomasblairpe.com/ascm/

Substation Web page:Substation Web page:http://www.ap-concepts.com/ieee_substations.htm

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Q2.1.1.(7)-(8) Stadard UsageQ2.1.1.(7)-(8) Stadard Usage

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Comments for Q2.1.1(1)-(8) based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q2.1.1(1)-(8) based on Pre-Survey

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Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -1Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -1

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Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -2Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -2

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Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -3Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -3

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Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -4Q2.1.2.(1) Standard Bus Configuration -4

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Q2.1.2.(2) Insulation CoordinationQ2.1.2.(2) Insulation Coordination

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Q2.1.2.(3) Allowable Minimum ClearanceQ2.1.2.(3) Allowable Minimum Clearance

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Comments for Q2.1.2(1)-(3) based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q2.1.2(1)-(3) based on Pre-Survey22

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Q2.2 ConstructabilityQ2.2 ConstructabilityQ2.2(1) Do you control construction deviations from design?Q2.2(1) Do you control construction deviations from design?

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Q2.2 ConstructabilityQ2.2 Constructability

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Q2.2 ConstructabilityQ2.2 ConstructabilityComments for Q2.2(1)-(3) based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q2.2(1)-(3) based on Pre-Survey

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Q2.3 MaintainabilityQ2.3 Maintainability

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Q2.3 Maintainability Q2.3 Maintainability Q2.3 (2) Do you have a formal feedback process of maintenance Q2.3 (2) Do you have a formal feedback process of maintenance

to modify engineering standards?to modify engineering standards?

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Q2.3 Maintainability Q2.3 Maintainability Q2.3 (3) Is maintenance involved in the conceptual stage of a Q2.3 (3) Is maintenance involved in the conceptual stage of a

substation project?substation project?

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Comments for Q2.2 & Q2.3 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q2.2 & Q2.3 based on Pre-Survey44

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Q2.4 Optimized Technology, Repeatable design Q2.4 Optimized Technology, Repeatable design

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Comments for Q2.4 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q2.4 based on Pre-Survey55

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Q2.5.1-4 Engineering Quality ControlQ2.5.1-4 Engineering Quality Control

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Q2.5.1-4 Engineering Quality ControlQ2.5.1-4 Engineering Quality Control

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Comments for Q2.5 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q2.5 based on Pre-Survey66

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Q2.6 Use of Pre-engineering/-fabricated/-tested etc.Q2.6 Use of Pre-engineering/-fabricated/-tested etc.

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Comments for Q2.6 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q2.6 based on Pre-Survey77

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Q3.1.1 What kind of Construction Method used to construct a new AIS?Q3.1.1 What kind of Construction Method used to construct a new AIS?

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Q3.1.2 What kind of Method in cae of Expansions?Q3.1.2 What kind of Method in cae of Expansions?

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Cmments for Q3.1.1-2 based on Pre-SurveyCmments for Q3.1.1-2 based on Pre-Survey

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Q3.2 What kind of Logistics Strategy?Q3.2 What kind of Logistics Strategy?

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Q3.3 Do you adopt following design to deal with transportation restriction?Q3.3 Do you adopt following design to deal with transportation restriction?

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Comments for Q3.4 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q3.4 based on Pre-Survey99

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Q3.5.1 How do you manage substation outage at the Expansion?Q3.5.1 How do you manage substation outage at the Expansion?

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Q3.5.2 How long is the Standard Shutdown Period in the Expansion on Daily Basis?Q3.5.2 How long is the Standard Shutdown Period in the Expansion on Daily Basis?

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Q3.5.3 How long is the Standard Expansion Period from the engineering Q3.5.3 How long is the Standard Expansion Period from the engineering design to the completion of expansion on a Monthly Basis?design to the completion of expansion on a Monthly Basis?

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Comments for Q3.5.1-3 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q3.5.1-3 based on Pre-Survey99

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Q4.1.1 What Kind of Test do you require for Main Transformer?Q4.1.1 What Kind of Test do you require for Main Transformer?

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Q4.1.2 What Kind of Test do you require for Circuit Breaker?Q4.1.2 What Kind of Test do you require for Circuit Breaker?

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Q4.2 Training RequirementQ4.2 Training Requirement

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Comments for Q4.2 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q4.2 based on Pre-Survey99

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Q4.3.1 Capital Spending % for New Substation(Average)Q4.3.1 Capital Spending % for New Substation(Average)

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Q4.3.2 Capital Spending % for Refurbishment etc.(Average)Q4.3.2 Capital Spending % for Refurbishment etc.(Average)

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Comments for Q4.3.1-2 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q4.3.1-2 based on Pre-Survey99

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Q5.1 Specification for Industry Standard, limited custom design.Q5.1 Specification for Industry Standard, limited custom design.

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Comments for Q5.1&5 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q5.1&5 based on Pre-Survey1010

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Q6.1 What kind of Documents are required?Q6.1 What kind of Documents are required?

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Comments for Q6.1 based on Pre-SurveyComments for Q6.1 based on Pre-Survey1212

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Q6.2 What kind of Site Clean-Up are required?Q6.2 What kind of Site Clean-Up are required?

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Free Comment(1)-1Free Comment(1)-1

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Free Comment(1)-2Free Comment(1)-21414

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Free Comment(2)Free Comment(2)1515

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Free Comment(3)Free Comment(3)1616

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Free Comment(4)Free Comment(4)