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    10 June 2013

    Developments in power systemprotection for the 21st centuryDr. Alexander Apostolov

    Yekaterinburg, Russia

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    Requirements

    Reduction in the duration of short circuitfaults.

    Improvements in the reliability andavailability of communications based

    IEC 61850 supports solutions that canimprove the performance and the

    reliability of the protection system.

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    Transmission Line Protection

    A BF1 F2 F3

    DistanceProtection

    DistanceProtection

    t

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    Accelerated Line Protection

    A BF1 F2 F3

    DistanceProtection

    DistanceProtection

    t

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    Permissive Directional Comparison

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    Differential Line Protection

    A BF1 F2 F3

    DifferentialProtection

    DifferentialProtection

    t

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    Accelerated Scheme

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    Differential Protection andInter-tripping

    A BF1

    DifferentialProtection

    DifferentialProtection

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    Accelerated Scheme with GOOSE

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    EthernetSwitch

    EthernetSwitch

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    Accelerated Scheme with GOOSE

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    EthernetSwitch

    EthernetSwitch

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    Technical Report IEC 61850-90-1

    A technical report IEC 61850-90-1 that

    describes the use cases of applicationsthat require information exchangebetween substations.

    Examples: line differential protection ordistance protection with permissive or

    blocking schemes.

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    SS-SS Mechanism

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    SS-SS Tunneling

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    Tunneling

    "Tunnelling" means a method to

    connect multiple substation networksthat allows "direct access" to functionsin remote stations.

    The tunnel is configured for a specifickind of traffic, e.g. based on a VLAN ID.

    The kinds of traffic are the onlyinformation needed for configuring thetunnel.

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    SS-SS Mechanism

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    Proxy Concept for SS-SS

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    SS-SS Interfaces

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    SS-SS Transfer Time

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    SS-SS Transfer Time

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    Benefits

    Implementations of acceleratedprotection schemes based on IEC61850 offers significant advantages overconventional hard wired schemes.

    The continuous repetition of GOOSE

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    messages provides reliable indicationabout the status of that interface

    In conventional schemes knowing thestatus can be achieved only throughscheduled testing or when the scheme

    fails to operate.

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    Benefits

    The analysis shows that GOOSEbased implementations should be

    faster than the conventional hardwired solutions.

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    schemes implemented in IEC 61850based substation automation systems

    may be performed without the needfor an outage

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    Conventional Accelerated LineProtection

    A BF1 F2 F3

    A DistanceProtection 1

    B DistanceProtection 1

    A DistanceProtection 2

    B DistanceProtection 2

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    IEC 61850 Based AcceleratedLine Protection

    A BF1 F2 F3

    A DistanceProtection 1

    B DistanceProtection 1

    EthernetSwitch

    EthernetSwitch

    A DistanceProtection 2

    B DistanceProtection 2

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    Line Differential Protection

    MergingUnit

    A B

    MergingUnit

    F1 F2 F3

    t

    EthernetSwitch

    EthernetSwitch

    DifferentialProtection

    DifferentialProtection

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    Redundant Line Differential Protection

    A BF1 F2 F3

    MergingUnit

    MergingUnit

    MergingUnit

    MergingUnit

    t

    EthernetSwitch

    EthernetSwitch

    MergingUnit

    MergingUnit

    DifferentialProtection

    DifferentialProtection

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    Phasor Measurements Concept

    GPS time synchronized devices

    Magnitudes and phase angles ofvoltages and currents measured at

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    Measurements sent overcommunication links

    Measurements used for differentapplications

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    Synchronized Phasor Measurements

    Principle

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    IEEE C37.118 Defines

    Time reference: UTC

    Rate of measurement Phase reference: co-sine

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    ccuracy me r cs: o a ec orError)

    Communication model (format of

    telegrams)

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    IEEE C37.118.1 Defines

    It defines a synchronized phasor

    (synchrophasor), frequency and rate ofchange of frequency measurements.

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    requirements for measurement of allthree of these quantities.

    It specifies methods for evaluating thesemeasurements, and requirements forcompliance with the standard under

    both static and dynamic conditions.

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    IEEE C37.118.1 Defines

    It defines two classes of

    synchrophasors: M for steady-state type applications

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    applications

    It defines a Phasor Measurement Unit

    (PMU) which can be a stand-alonephysical unit or a functional unit withinanother physical unit.

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    Time Synchronization Classes

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    Transfer Time Classes

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    Bus Differential Protection

    K02 0320060309 Page 33

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    Line Differential Protection

    PMUnit

    A B

    PMUnit

    F1 F2 F3

    t

    EthernetSwitch

    EthernetSwitch

    DifferentialProtection DifferentialProtection

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    Engineering Objectives Improved efficiency

    Completeness

    Flexibility

    Adaptability

    Ease of use Support of different migration strategies

    Future-proof

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    Voltage

    levelBay Device

    CBR

    ConNode

    DIS

    PTR

    1

    1 1

    1 1

    Substation1

    1

    Terminal

    1

    1

    0..5

    Subdevice

    Phase

    1

    Standardized Substation Model

    IED AccessPoint Server LDevice

    LNode

    Subnetwork

    1..*1..2

    1..* 1..*

    1

    1

    1

    Data1

    1

    1

    1..*

    1..*associations

    0,1

    0,1

    Functional / substation structureProduct / IED structure

    Communication structure

    0..*

    Router

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    Input reference

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    Benefits Quite significant

    Reduce the costs for system design

    Improve factory and site acceptancetesting

    Improve the maintenance process Improve the overall quality of the

    substation automation system

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    SCL Components Substation section: describes thesubstation single line diagram, and its

    binding to logical nodes as well as theplacement of logical nodes onto IEDs.Thus also the bindin of IEDs to

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    substation parts and substationdevices is defined.

    Communication section: describesthe communication connectionsbetween IEDs in terms of connecting

    communication links.

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    SCL Components IED section: describes the

    capabilities (configuration) of one ormore IEDs, and the binding to logicalnodes on other IEDs.

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    LNType section: defines which dataobjects are actually contained withinthe logical node instances defined for

    the IEDs.

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    SCL Files

    Data exchange from a systemspecification tool to the system

    configuration tool. This file describesthe single line diagram of the

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    nodes. The file extension shall be.SSD for System SpecificationDescription.

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    SCL Files

    Data exchange from the IEDconfiguration tool to the system

    configuration tool. This file describesthe capabilities of an IED. The file

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    .

    Capability Description.

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    SCL Files

    Alternatively the System Configuratorcan also import the description of an

    IED specifically preconfigured withname and addresses for a concrete

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    an Instantiated IED Description (IID)file

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    SCL Files Data exchange from the system

    configuration tool to IED configurationtools.

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    ,

    communication configuration andsubstation description sections.

    The file extension shall be .SCD forSubstation Configuration Description.

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    SCL Files

    It is an SCD file, possibly stripped

    down to what the concerned IEDshall know.

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    .

    Configured IED Description.

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    System interface Exchange Description(SED)

    Requirements for Effective Testing

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    Requirements for Effective Testing

    Functionality of the device being tested

    Operating principles of the device

    Algorithms being used to implementdifferent functions in the test ob ect

    Accuracy of the device being tested Other technical characteristics of the test

    object

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    Requirements for Effective Testing

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    Requirements for Effective Testing

    Functionality of the test equipment

    Characteristics of the test equipment

    Software tools functionality

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    Requirements for Effective Testing

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    Requirements for Effective Testing

    Methods for testing of electromechanicalrelays may not work effectively in the

    case of advanced numerical IEDs Changing protection technology requires

    changes in testing technology

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    D bl Ci it Li P t ti

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    Double Circuit Line Protection

    50

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    GOOSE Based Testing

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    Sampled Values Based Testing

    EthernetSwitch

    LaptopComputer

    GOOSE

    IEC 61850Based IED

    V I

    Ethernet

    GOOSEand SV

    an

    Trip

    IEC 61850 BasedTest Device

    IEC 61850Based IED

    Trip

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    Efficient Testing Example

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    Efficient Testing Example

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    Efficient Testing Example

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    Quality Assurance Process

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    Definitions from IEC 61850-4 3.17

    system test

    the check of correct behavior of theIEDs and of the overall SAS undervar ous app cat on con t ons. esystem test marks the final stage of thedevelopment of IEDs as part of a SAS

    product family

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    Definitions from IEC 61850-4 3.18 type test the verification of correct behavior of the

    IEDs of the SAS by use of the systemtested software under the environmental

    technical data. This marks the final stageof the hardware development and is theprecondition for the start of the production.This test must be carried out with IEDs that

    have been manufactured through thenormal production cycle.

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    Definitions from IEC 61850-4 3.19

    factory acceptance test (FAT)

    customer agreed functional tests of thespecifically manufactured SAS-

    ,

    parameter set for the plannedapplication. This test should be carriedout in the factory of the system

    integrator by the use of processsimulating test equipment

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    Definitions from IEC 61850-4 3.20

    site acceptance test (SAT)

    the verification of each data and controlpoint and the correct functionality inside

    operating environment at the wholeinstalled plant by use of the finalparameter set. The SAT is a

    precondition for the SAS being put intooperation

    Commissioning Testing

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    g g

    Commissioning testing focuses on therelay functions that are used for the

    specific application Performance for specific abnormal

    Overall operation of communicationsbased schemes should be checked

    Commissioning Testing

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    g g

    Impact of changes in systemconfiguration should be considered

    Fault conditions for the tests should beselected based on optimal set of fault

    ,

    Maintenance Testing

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    Maintenance testing focuses ondetermining that the relay functions

    used are within the expected tolerances It should take into consideration the

    -

    Maintenance Testing

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    Available measurements should also beused

    A limited number of tests is required foreach used function

    e tests s ou cover t e comp eteoutput circuits

    P iti d N ti T t

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    Positive and Negative Tests Positive tests require the operation of

    the tested function, device or system

    under specific application conditions Negative tests require the non-

    ,

    or system under specific applicationconditions

    Both positive and negative tests arerequired as part of device, scheme andsystem testing

    S tti T t

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    Settings Tests To verify that a specific setting file is

    downloaded in the IED

    The configuration of each test in the testplan is based on the data in an imported

    Depending on the tested function element Depending on the selected characteristic

    One point on each characteristic segment

    Application Tests

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    Application Tests To verify that the relay is properly

    configured to protect the specific

    primary system component The main goal is to verify that the

    ,

    requirements for: sensitivity

    selectivity

    Application Tests

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    Application Tests Both positive and negative tests are

    required

    The assessment of the test objectsperformance requires knowledge of the

    Application tests require goodunderstanding of the system conditions

    and events that may have an impact onthe behavior of the test object

    Application Tests

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    Application Tests The conditions to be considered

    include:

    Startup conditions Load conditions

    Wide area disturbance conditions Dynamic loading conditions

    Communications system conditions Auxiliary system components conditions

    Bottom up Testing

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    Bottom-up Testing

    SFM

    Configuration Settings Control

    FEiFE1 FEK

    Inputs Outputs Reports Logs

    FunctionBoundary

    Top-down TestingC fi ti S tti C t l

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    F1

    SF1 SFi SFN

    F2 FL

    SF1 SFP

    Configuration Settings Control

    SF1 SFM

    FEiFE1 FEK

    FEiFE1 FEQ

    Inputs Outputs Reports Logs

    SystemBoundary

    Black-box Testing

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    SFM

    FEiFE1 FEK

    Control

    OutputsReports

    Test

    System

    White-box Testing

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    SFM

    FEiFE1 FEK

    Control

    OutputsReports

    Test

    System

    Line Protection Function Testing

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    FunctionBoundary

    GGIO1Communication

    IED

    Process and Station Bus Test Setup

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    Ethernet

    Ethernet

    Switch

    LaptopComputer

    GOOSEand SV

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    IEC 61850Based IED

    V I

    Ethernet

    GOOSE

    Trip

    IEC 61850 BasedTest Device

    IEC 61850Based MU

    Test Scheme

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    Ethernet

    EthernetSwitch

    LaptopComputer

    GOOSE

    Ethernet

    GOOSE

    Test Scheme

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    IEC 61850

    Based IED

    V I

    Ethernet

    GOOSE

    IEC 61850Based Test

    Device

    IEC 61850

    Based IED

    SendingIED

    ReceivingIED

    Conclusions

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    Conclusions

    IEC 61850 supports different types ofcommunications based transmissionline and substation protection schemes

    conventional hard wired schemes: Continuous monitoring of the interface

    Faster operating times

    Improved reliability and availability