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© ABB Group
October 30, 2014 | Slide 2
Network ManagementOverview
Network Management business unit
Utility communications
Ventyx
(incl. Networks and Markets/Service)
Substation Automation
Systems
Substation Automation Products
Power generation
T&D
Railway
Industries
EPCs
Mining
Public infrastructure
Utilities
Substation Automation Systems Function allocation
Sta
tio
n
level
Bay l
evel
Pro
cess
level
Functions
Station automation
Monitoring
Fault evaluation
Event & alarm viewing
and acknowledgement
Remote communication for
telecontrol & supervision
Protection
Control
Monitoring
Interlocking
Data acquisition
GIS or AIS switchgear
Instrument transformers
Power transformers
Surge arresters
Non-conventional transformers
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Market Challenges:
Multitude of existing communication protocols worldwide
Maintenance of wide range of know-how is vital
Utilities are locked in to specific vendors of their SA Systems
Extensions, retrofit and maintenance are costly
Market Requirements :
A global standard supporting all design & operation philosophies
Use of open and mainstream technology
Safeguard investments regarding suppliers and proceeding technology
Freedom to choose devices and (sub-)systems from various suppliers
Cost reduction during life cycle in training, operation & maintenance
IEC61850 in SA SystemsCommunication in SA Systems
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The IEC 61850 standardRevolution of Substation Automation
SCADA- distribution, metering
Coppercablesevent recording
protection
SA conventionalMMI / Control Board
Copper cables
Bay cubicle
GIS
Copper cables
Gateway /Protocol Conv.
serial communication
to other bays
GISGIS
Copper cablesBay cubicle
SA with interbay bus
Sensors & actuators
to other bays
serial communication
ABB Network Partner AG
CE
COM 581ABB Network Partner AG
CE
COM 581
SA with interbay & process bus
GISGIS
Bay cubicle
to other bays
serial communication
Direct Access for Network Control
GISGIS
Bay cubicle
SAS SAS SAS
BayNetworksBayNetworks
RTU
Gateway /Protocol Conv.
NCC NCC NCC NCC
ABB Network Partner AG
CE
COM 581ABB Network Partner AG
CE
COM 581
Sensors & actuators
IED
IED
IED
IED
IED
IED
Router/ Switch
Yesterday Today Tomorrow Future
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IEC61850發展歷程
IEC 61850的終極目標
一個世界 (One World)
一種技術 (One Technology)
一個標準 (One Standard)
公佈支援IEC61850標準的公司
ABB, SIEMENS, AREVA, GE, SEL, TOSHIBA……
ABB的第一個IEC61850系統完成於2005年12月
(Laufenburg 380kV substation in Switzerland; Retrofit)
ABB推出SAS600系列變電所自動化系統
ABB已建立系統驗證中心(SVC: System Verification Center)
ABB 已推出IET(工程整合工具: Integrate Engineering Tool)
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IEC 61850 communicationDocument structure
Mapping to real Comm. Networks
(SCSM)Part 8-1: Mapping to MMS and to
ISO/IEC 8802-3(MMSTCP/
IP-Ethernet
Part 9-1: Sampled Values over Serial
Unidirectional
Multidrop Point-to-Point link
Part 9-2: Sampled values over ISO 8802-3
Part 7-1: Principles and Models
Part 7-2: Abstract Communication Services
(ACSI)
Abstract Communication Services
Part 7-3: Common Data Classes
Part 7-4: Compatible Logical Node Classes
and Data Classes
Data Models
Part 10: Conformance
Testing
Testing
Part 1: Introduction and
Overview
System Aspects
Part 2: Glossary
Part 3: General Requirements
Part 4: System and Project
Management
Part 5: Comm. Requirements
for Functions and
Device Models
Configuration
Part 6:Configuration Language
for electricalSubstation
IEDs
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IEC61850標準簡介
採用乙太網路(Ethernet)技術及架構
採用ISO/OSI的七層架構
IED及SCADA規劃工具檔案轉換的標準化
基於XML程式語言的規劃語言
變電所自動化系統工程執行程序標準化
SCL (Substation Configuration Language)的標準化
系統及設備的互操作性(interoperability)
系統及設備資料的互交換性(interchangability)
長期的穩定性(Long term stability)
自由的設備功能配置及規劃(Free configuration)
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Engineering & Documenting an IEC 61850 System
The formal description is provided by the
Substation Configuration description
Language (SCL)
defined in part 6 of the standard (IEC
61850-6)
based on XML
needed to enable exchange of
engineering information between tools
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System Design in SubstationEngineering & Documenting an IEC 61850 System
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Single Line Diagram (SLD)Engineering & Documenting an IEC 61850 System
The SLD contains the primary equipment single line diagram including
the naming.
Features:
1. Selection of pre-defined
feeder single lines fromMSS solution library
2. Customer primary
equipment naming will
automatically used for
event- and alarm- text
designation in SAS
3. IEC 61346 primary
equipment naming will automatically used for SAS database
generation.
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Station Configuration Diagram (Ethernet network)Engineering and Documenting an IEC61850 System
The SCD contains the station level devices, the station LAN, all bay level IEDs, all
communication bus connections between the equipment and all remote connections.
Features:
1. Selection of pre-defined
SAS solutions fromMSS solution library
2. Automatic address
calculation for LON-and SPA- bus devices
3. Addressing &
communicationinformation.
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Function Block DiagramEngineering & Documenting an IEC 61850 SystemThe FBD contains the primary equipment single line diagram of one bay, the trip and communication
matrix, the CT- & VT- circuits and all control and protection IED’s including the loaded functions
Features:
1. Selection of pre-defined
solutions from MSSsolution library
2. The same graphical
representation of functions for all different IED’s
3. Detailed trip &
communication logicavailable
4. IEC 61850-7-4 standard
functions included.
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Remote Control (NCC)
Bay Level
Process Level
Station Level
Station Bus or Interbay (LAN)
IEC61850-8-1
Process Bus (LAN)
IEC61850-9-2
Station
ComputerGateway
Station
Protection
Process Interface
ControlProtectionControl Protection &
Control
Process Interface Process Interface
SMS & PCM
TCP/IP LAN
Office
High communication capacity
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Long term stability through elimination of dependance on fast
evolving automation technology is visbile in the structure of IEC 61850
IEC61850 in SA SystemsCommunication in SA Systems
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Communication Services Overview
Network Control Centre
......
Real time: SV, GSE
Real time: GSE
IEC61850-8-1
Station Bus
Process Bus
IEC61850-9-2
Protection
Merging Unit
Control
Bay 1
Protection Control
Bay N
Client - server:
Commands,
Reporting, Log,
Directory services,
File transfer
SAS
Gateway
Station Computer
Master Clock
There are 3
services
available for
sending
data on the
communicat
ion bus
Ethernet Switch
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Horizontal GOOSE communication
Standardized horizontal communication
Replaces hard-wiring
between IEDs
GOOSE = Generic Object Oriented Substation
Event
GOOSE is used to broadcast events to peer
IEDs in a substation
Can in principle transmit any kind of process
data between the IEDs
Ethernet technology offers a fast and reliable
station bus for transfer of data
General
Station bus IEC 61850
Local SCADA
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GPS
SCADA
Engineering
Horizontal communication: GOOSE
Ethernet SwitchEthernet Switch
Ethernet Switch Ethernet Switch Ethernet Switch Ethernet Switch Ethernet Switch
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t max =
1024ms
t max =
1024ms
time
t max =
1024ms
t max =
1024ms
time
t min = 2ms
IEC 61850 communication servicesThe mechanism of GOOSE messages
Without any changes, the GOOSE-message is repeated
with Tmax until the next event / change.
In case of a information-change, the GOOSE-message will be repeated within Tmin.
The repetition frequency is lowered until Tmax is reached.
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Station interlockingHardwired interlocking bus
IEC 61850-8-1
Hardwired Interlocking Bus
Advantages Disadvantages
Features
The distribution of information requires many cables and auxiliary
contacts
No special tools or training are required to test and maintain
hardwired installations
Hardwired installations can be extended or commissioned piece by
piece, with minimal or no modification of existing IED
configurations
If, for example, position indications for interlocking are directly
distributed via the primary equipment’s auxiliary contacts, the
number of devices in the signal change is minimized, which
reduces the risk of failure.
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Station interlockingIEC 61850 interbay bus (GOOSE)
IEC 61850-8-1
GOOSE
Generic Object Oriented Substation
Event
Features
Reduction of copper cabling between panels
All GOOSE data is continuously supervised, allowing the
immediate initiation of remedial actions in case of failure,
increasing the availability of the substation
Fewer in- and outputs are required in the IEDs and auxiliary relays
The selection of signals to be exchanged can be modified easily
without needing to change the inter-panel cabling
Hardwired signal exchange for station interlocking usually
introduces an external signal voltage to the panels, posing a
potential hazard. GOOSE communication eliminates this risk.
The transmission speed of GOOSE signal exchange matches or
outperforms conventional signal distribution
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Application examplesCircuit-breaker failure protection
X
X
IED “B”
IED “A”
GOOSE message
REF615
REF615
IED B (outgoing feeder) detects a fault,
issues an opening command to its
breaker and starts the breaker
failure protection
The breaker of the outgoing feeder fails to
open and after a set time delay the
breaker-failure protection in IED B
sends a BFP trip command to IED A as
a GOOSE message
After receiving the GOOSE message IED
A issues an opening command to the
incoming feeder breaker and the fault is
cleared
OK, I hear you!
I’ll open
my Breaker
My Breaker is
not opening!
Activate Breaker
failure scheme
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Introduction to process busWhat is process bus?
• IEC 61850 describes all
communication in the
substation
• The station bus transmits
information between the
bay level IEDs, and
between the station level
and the bay level
• The process bus connects
the process to the bay
level
IEC 61850
station bus
IEC 61850
process bus
MUMU MU
NCIT
MU
MU = merging unit
NCIT = non-conventional instrument transformer
Process level
Bay level
Station level
MU
NCIT
MU
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What is IEC61850-9-2 process busProcess bus
• Optical Ethernet network
between primary
equipment and protection
and control IEDs
• Process bus replaces
parallel copper cabling with
a few fiber optics
• Isolation of primary process
through optical cabling
• Eliminates negative impact
of long copper cables
• Compliant with IEC 61850,
the standard in substation
communication
Control Protection
Control Protection
IEC 61850
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What is IEC61850-9-2 process busProcess bus for sampled analogue values
• International standard
IEC 61850-9-2
• Standardized distribution of
sampled analog values from
merging units to protection
and control IEDs, as well as
revenue meters
• All telegrams contain quality
information about the status
of sensor and merging unit
• Suitable for all applications
from protection to metering
and power quality
• Implementation follows the
guideline from UCA
International Users Group*
NCIT
MU
IEC 61850-9-2
process bus
Process level
Bay level
NCIT
MU
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Enhanced integrationFrom conventional to modern control
Conventional LCC
Normally used if integration into SA
system is not in scope of LCC
supplier
The Bay controller is located in a
separate remote control cubicle (RCC)
High overall space requirement for
LCC and RCC
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QA1
-
QC2
-QC1
-
QB61
-
QB62
-T2
-T1
-
QA1-
QC2
-QC1
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QB6
-
QB2
-T1
BBII
-
QB9
-QC9-
QA1
-
QC2
-
QC1
-
QB1
-
QB6
-T1
BBI
-
QB9
-
QC9
A
B B
A
B
A
B B
ABBABBABB
ABB ABB ABBABB ABBABB
Local
control
Cubicle
Protection
Cubicle
IEC61850
Remote
control
Cubicle
Modern LCC (combination of LCC and
RCC)
Direct integration of LCC into station
automation system
Less overall space for panels required
Fewer inter-panel cabling
Lower overall cost
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• IEC61850 is a standard providing…• Process Oriented Data Model, independent from communication
technology• Standardized description of primary and secondary
apparatus, and the functionality contained therein• Compatible data exchange between Engineering tools• Real-time communication capabilities for vertical and
horizontal (bay-bay) communication
Why IEC61850 ?Communication in ABB SA Systems
Power System - Network Management Substation Automation Systems - portfolio
MicroSCADA Pro
SYS600
SYS600C
RTU560
RTU560A,C, G
COM600
AFS Family
AFS670, 675, 677
AFS650, 655
Relion
REx670
REx650
REx630
REx615
REx610
REx605B
ay l
evel
Co
mm
Sta
tio
n l
evel
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ABB Quality Assurance for IEC 61850 Technology System Verification Center, qualified by UCA
ABB’s System Verification Center is officially entitled by the UCA
International Users Group to certify the IEC 61850 conformity of
products and attach the Users Group Label to them
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IEC61850 device certification
302 devices (IEC61850-8-1)
3 Merging Units (IEC61850-9-2LE)
3rd Party Certification from KEMAEnsure Integration and Interoperability for customer