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‘MINIMUM COMMON SPECIFICATION FOR SUBSTATION PROTECTION AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH IEC 61850 STANDARD’. José Gonzalo – Spain – Session 3 – Paper 0422. INDEX. Introduction Document Structure Main Requirements Considerations. José Gonzalo – Spain – Session 3 – Paper 0422. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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José Gonzalo – Spain – Session 3 – Paper 0422
‘MINIMUM COMMON SPECIFICATION FOR SUBSTATION PROTECTION AND CONTROL EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH IEC 61850 STANDARD’
Frankfurt (Germany), 6-9 June 2011
Introduction
Document Structure
Main Requirements
Considerations
José Gonzalo – Spain – Session 3 – Paper 0422
INDEX
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‘E3 Group on IEC 61850’ was created in 2008. Membership:
Endesa Iberdrola Gas Natural Fenosa Red Eléctrica de España Hidrocantábrico.
1st complete edition of the document (3rd Ed.) released in June 2010.
José Gonzalo – Spain – Session 3 – Paper 0422
INTRODUCTION
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Aims of the ‘E3 Group on IEC 61850’:
To reach some minimum common specifications to be fulfilled. To lead the technological gaps existing in the IEC 61850
standard. To reach the highest optimization level during the
implementation and maintenance of any 61850 SAS. To share information with other utilities and walk together
through IEC 61850 evolution. To drive manufacturer´s development according to the user´s
needs.
José Gonzalo – Spain – Session 3 – Paper 0422
INTRODUCTION
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Real case studies (Chap. 3 & 4). Minimum SAS requirements regarding:
LAN Network topologies (Chap. 5) IED Configuration Capabilities and Processes (Chap. 6) Communication Services (Chap. 7) Synchronization (Chap. 8) Security (Chap. 9) Process Bus (Chap. 10)
Proposed System Implementations (Chap. 11) Additional recommended deployments (Annexes)
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DOCUMENT STRUCTURE
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Every IED must be totally configured with ONE single CID file. The CID file:
initially accepted with both standard and proprietary parts. Ultimate objective: NO proprietary part. Everything is standard.
The previous goal can be achieved considering: Application of ‘InRef’ Data Objects Modelling of Control Logics Modelling of Goose Subscription Modelling of the Graphical part
Two possible types of configuration modifications are identified: Hot and Cold modifications: Cold modifications require the loading, validation and activation of a CID file. Hot modifications do not.
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MAIN REQUIREMENTS
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Means for uploading and downloading a SCL file: ACSI services FTP protocol USB connection
Added value functionality included in an IED: Disturbance recording Sequence of Events recording Fault reporting Internal Event logging
Means for a good configuration and parameterization management.
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MAIN REQUIREMENTS
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IED Capabilities:
8 publishing GOOSE messages at least
64 subscribing GOOSE messages at least
7 Buffered Reports at least
7 Unbuffered Reports at least
14 Data Sets at least (one for each different RCB)
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MAIN REQUIREMENTS
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Adopted by the companies as a compulsory technical requirement.
The E3 Group will continue working.
Close follow up of new editions of the IEC 61850 standard.
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CONSIDERATIONS
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José Gonzalo – Spain – Session 3 – Paper 0422
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