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How to guarantee the continuity of power
supply through grid edge automationSIEMENS Minerals Week, 21 July
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Rodrigo Braga
Technical Sales Consultant
Global Business Development
SIEMENS AG
Smart Infrastructure / Digital Grid
Germany
E-mail [email protected]
Speaker
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Industrial process:
How to protect and secure
power supply?
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Challenges
• Protect critical loads from
power interruptions
• Avoid overload scenarios
• Reduce outage size and
duration
• Locate faults faster
• Reduce crew size to isolate and
restore
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General Overview
HV
MV
NOP
Primary Distribution Network• Main Substaton MV
Secondary Distribution Network• Transformer Substation
• Mobile S/E
• Mining Electrical Loads
Transmission Network• GIS High Voltage SE
• Filter Harmonics
Mobile S/E
Electric Shovel 6,6kV
S/E Siemens
8DA10
23kV
Cable 23kV
6,9kV
3-8MVA
Electric Drill 6,6kV
220kV
Mining Loop
SVC
Filter Harmonics
0,4/3,45kV
Impulsion Water Pump &
Others critical process
0,5-2,5MVA
Mix Cables
and Lines
S/E Siemens
8DA10
6,9kV
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Grid edge automation:
Main principle
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Field level: Grid edge devicesDecentralized automation based on protection devices
• Jump differential (jDiff)
Current jump detection
Substation
A
OR
50/50N
Start fault isolation
Substation
B
Current jump detection
OR
50/50N
Start fault isolation
Current jump detection
OR
50/50N
Start fault isolation
Current jump detection
OR
50/50N
Start fault isolation
Current jump detection
OR
50/50N
Start fault isolation
Communication network
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IEC 61850
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Grid edge automation:
Main application cases
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Fault and outage managementAutomated switching for isolation
and service restoration
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Field level: Grid edge devicesDecentralized automation based on protection devices
Time zero
Standard Comm.
Protocol *
NOP
Less than 300 ms
Fault locationFault isolationService restoration
* IEC 61850 - GOOSE
Grid In-feed
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Load ManagementAutomated switching for dynamic
reconfiguration
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Field level: Grid edge devices
Decentralized automation based on protection devices
Less load More load
Controller
NOP
Controller
NOP
Controller
NOP
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Grid edge automation:
System architecture benefits
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Grid edge automation
Decision and control hierarchy
Distribution
Automation Control
Hierarchy
Decision Level Decision Parameters Target Configurations
Control Center Distribution Grid
Supervision and
Delivery Optimization
Substation Tie Capacity, Load and
Voltage Analysis, Actual Feeder
Connectivity, Energization, Fault
Total Distribution Grid,
Substations, Feeders, Devices and
All Interconnections
Regional Controller Interconnected
Substation and Feeder
Circuits
Substation Tie Capacity, Load and
Voltage Analysis, Actual Feeder
Connectivity, Energization, Fault
Medium/High Load
Substations/Feeders with
Significant Substation
Interconnections
Secondary
Substation
Interconnected Feeder
Circuits
Load and Voltage Analysis, Actual
Feeder Connectivity, Energization,
Fault
Medium/High Load Feeders with
Significant Interconnections
Super Device
(Group of Devices)
Feeder Circuit Implied Feeder Connectivity,
Energization, Fault
Low Load Radial Feeders with
Few Interconnections
Individual Device Feeder Circuit Section Energization, Fault Low Load Radial Feeders with
Few Interconnections
Decision and Control Hierarchy
Incre
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Decre
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Grid edge automation:
Comm. overview
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Grid edge automationTypical communication architecture (WiMax example)
WiMax
Transceiver
NLOSAntenna
EthernetSwitch
PoE
Unit
7SC80Controller
Breaker 1
Subscriber
WiMax
Unit 1
7SC80Controller
PoE
Recloser 1
Subscriber
WiMax
Unit 5
7SC80Controller
PoE
Recloser 4
7SC80Controller
Base Station 1
Transceiver
NLOSAntenna
Ethernet
Switch
PoE
Unit
SwitchMode
Regional Controller
SICAM PAS CC HMI
Connections Legend:
IEC 61850
WiMax Ethernet
Control Cable
Coaxial RF Cable
WiMax
Base Station 2
Breaker 2
Optional
Local HMI
Cat 5 Ethernet
IEC 61850
Subscriber
WiMax
Unit 4
7SC80Controller
PoE
Recloser 3
Subscriber
WiMax
Unit 2
7SC80Controller
PoE
Recloser 2
P01 P06P02 P03 P04 P05
Subscriber
WiMax
Unit 3
Subscriber
WiMax
Unit 6
~ ~
PoE PoE
IEC 61850
Fiber Ethernet
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Grid edge automationComm. - Project example
• Preliminary planning was needed due to difficult terrain
• Telecommunication pole 70m hight - to achieve direct optical visibilit
• Microwave radio equipment, frequency range 5.4 GHz
• Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links
• Testing on all location to ensure that links have enough:
• Troughput 25 Mbit/s
• High reliability (≥99.99%)
• Low latency
• Antennas are located at 8m height on poles
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Summary
Grid edge devices
• Secure and efficient network operation
Benefits
• Prevent power outages
• Protection of primary equipment from damage (e.g. generators, switchgear,
transformers, cables)
• Decentralized automation for mission-critical operation
• Faster grid operation / reconfiguration
• Avoid overload scenarios
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Published by Siemens 2021
Smart Infrastructure / Digital Grid
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For the U.S. published by
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