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  • Introduction (What Is SCADA?)Stands for supervisory control And data acquisition.SCADA systems are used in industrial processes: steel making, power generation (conventional and nuclear) and distribution.There Are 4 Components In the SCADA System.

  • MMI ServerActive ServerHOT StandbyF E P 1

    F E P 2SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM OF SCADA SYSTEMLAN 1LAN 2MMIMMIRTURTU RTURTUCOMMUNICATION LINK (PLCC, FOC, DEDICATED BSNL, MICRO WAVE, VSAT)POWER HOUSE / SUBSTATION

  • SCADA Components Field Instrumentation.Sensors, devices to control.Remote Terminal Units.RTU Vs. PLCCommunications Network.Equipment needed to transfer data to and from different sites Central Monitoring StationCollecting information gathered by the remote stations to generate the necessary action

  • Remote Terminal Unit (RTU)

  • 4 x Analog OutputsInternal / External power supply Source 0-20mA, 4-20mA(Voltage output with external resistor) Short circuit protected RTU PDS eNET OVERVIEW DIGITAL / ANALOG OUTPUTS

  • RTUs fuctionsMotorola based CPU 68K seriesAddl Comm Ports (Total 9 nos) for Local. monitoring, printing of SOEs, etc.,Time synchronized with GPSTime stamping Resolution: 1msec (SOE)Storage of events : 500L/R switch status can be monitored at host level Communication to FEP std protocol : 870 5 101CRITICAL (Imp) RTUs with Alternate Commn Channel All connected through PLCC / FOC / M-wave

  • *FEP ( Front End Processor Gathers all data from field

    Communication interface between several RTU channels and the host Master Station computer

  • *MAN MACHINE INTERFACE COMPUTER USED BY THE SHIFT ENGINEER To view Real time data in different formsTo execute control operationsTo generate instant / periodical reportsTo make modifications in pictures, data base (Programmers console)

  • *SERVERS Process the raw data received

    Display Real Time Engg data on MMIs

    Stores Data for future usage

    Report Generation etc.,

  • SCADA EQPT IN

    MASTER CONTROL CENTRE

    FEPS, SERVERS,MMIsPRINTERS,LANs

    PCs / IBM / SUN SYSTEMSUNIX / LYNIX OS

    SYBASE / ORACLE RDBMS

    AUTOCAD / OTHER DRAWING SW

  • Power System Simulator ( PSS):The objective of the PSS is to simulate a real power system.Power system should be divide in to three sections , the generator station, transmission line and load ( distribution section ).

  • PSS PartsGenerator Stations

    Transmission lines

    The loads

  • SensorsIn the industry field is now using computers to control and motions and sequences of machines. PLC cannot see, hear, feel or tester processes by themselves but use industrial sensors to give industrial controllers these capabilities. In our project the Sensors are used as feedback to PLC from PSS to enhance the system performance.

  • SensorsThere were different types of sensor that will be used like Voltage sensor, current sensor, frequency sensor and power sensor.

    Current sensor have rating of 0 5 A. Voltage sensor has a rating of 0 - 150 V. Frequency sensor, it has a rating of 0 -100Hz. Power sensor, it has rating of 0- 5 A and 0 150 v. The outputs from all sensors which going to RTU were 4 20 mA. It is used this rating to sense any problem in system .

  • Wiring

    RTU

    Input Port

    12V

    0V

    Output Port

    Internal Relay

    Relay1(External)

    Common

    0V

    Common

    Transistor Switch

    12V

    Auxiliary Switch

    R1

    220V

    Start

  • ISaGRAF

  • Future PlansStand by generator.Adding generator 2 to the system.Power factor correction.Load scheduling.Improving the previous SCADA program.

  • Improving the SCADA programSome blocks will be added to increase the speed of analyses process. This process will be applied on the LADDER program.The Graphical Interface will be enhanced. This process will be applied on Citect.

  • Advantages Of SCADA systemsEasily programmed or reprogrammed Easy maintained (self diagnostic).Capability to do arithmetic function.The ability to communicate with other controller or a master host computer.PLCs. were able to move past simple on/off control to more complex schemes as PID control.

  • Applications Of SCADAAlmost every business in the manufacturing sector and many in the service sector AerospaceBottling and CanningChemicals PlantsPetroleum, PetrochemicalPower generation and transmission\Traction

  • DISTRIBUTION

  • DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION FUNCTIONALITYDistribution Automation means the Automation of Distribution substations, feeder monitoring and control and Consumer metering functions.

  • HYDERABAD DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION SERVER 1SERVER 2FEP 1FEP 2MMI1MMI2SS 1SS 2SS 3RTURTURTURTURTURTURTURTURTUTDMA(2.3GHZ)EHT SUBSTATIONSMAR(900MHz)110 Nos RTUs AT 33/11 KV SUBSTATIONSLAN 1LAN 2D.A : I, KV, MW, MVAR, ENERGY TAP NO

    S.C : CB CLOSE/ OPEN

  • DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION CONTROL FUNCTIONSCustomer load demandPeak load pricingLoad sheddingSudden load pickupCapacitor controlVoltage regulationFeeder load managemantTranformer load mangement

  • NEED FOR LOAD DESPATCH CENTRES Electricity cannot be stored ( bulk power) Power Generation & Utilisation have to be simultaneous Hence a Centralised Organisation to Co-ordinate the activities of Generation, Transmission and Distribution is needed to achieve reliability and optimum efficiency and to derive maximum benefit from the available sources of power. This Coordinating Centralised agency is called the Load Despatch Centre.Slide 5

  • DATA RequiredFor monitoring & timely by action ANALOG INPUTDIGITAL INPUT MW, MVAROF GENS LINES TRS.KV, HZ, PFTr TAPS (OLTC)CURRENTS (3PH)etc.,Status of CBs IsolatorsSOE Alarms

    DIGITAL OUTPUTSupervisory controlRemote operationOf breakers

    Main taskMatching the total Gen to meetThe total load on grid under SAFEParameters (Hz, Voltage)Involved FactorsGen : - Possible generation(optimal and economical) limitsOf MW / MVAROutages of Units

    2. Lines : loading limits (MW, MVAR)Breakdowns / Shunt downs 3. Voltage profile at diff. Buses4. Interstate drawals 5. Drawals of shares from CGS6. Alternate sources of supply toImp loads, Rlys, factories etc.,7. Load shedding & Restoration

    Grid network systemOf Area, State, Region,NationPHsEHTTransmission400KV, 220KV132KV, 110KVPower Trs.etc., SubTransmission& Distribution33KV, 11KVDistri.Trans. etc

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