2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijcip.2018.06.005
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Design, implementation, and evaluation of secure communication for line current differential protection systems over packet switched networks

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“…Sistem kerja dari pengaman utama pada Saluran Kabel Tegangan Tinggi berupa relai Line Current Differential adalah dengan mengolah inputan arus yang mengalir pada saluran kabel tanah yang didapat dari peralatan Current Transformer (CT) [3], [4]. Inputan tersebut didapat dari dua Current Transformer yang saling berhadapan antar Gardu Induk, karena prinsip kerja dari relai differential sendiri yaitu bekerja berdasarkan hukum kirchoff 1 yaitu dengan membandingkan besaran arus yang terbaca dari CT Gardu Induk A dengan CT Gardu Induk B. Dalam keadaan normal maka nilai besarnya arus yang terbaca di Gardu Induk A dengan di Gardu Induk B hasilnya akan saling mengurangkan dan hasinya adalah 0.…”
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“…Sistem kerja dari pengaman utama pada Saluran Kabel Tegangan Tinggi berupa relai Line Current Differential adalah dengan mengolah inputan arus yang mengalir pada saluran kabel tanah yang didapat dari peralatan Current Transformer (CT) [3], [4]. Inputan tersebut didapat dari dua Current Transformer yang saling berhadapan antar Gardu Induk, karena prinsip kerja dari relai differential sendiri yaitu bekerja berdasarkan hukum kirchoff 1 yaitu dengan membandingkan besaran arus yang terbaca dari CT Gardu Induk A dengan CT Gardu Induk B. Dalam keadaan normal maka nilai besarnya arus yang terbaca di Gardu Induk A dengan di Gardu Induk B hasilnya akan saling mengurangkan dan hasinya adalah 0.…”
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“…Although very strict time requirements have been demanded in IEC 61850 for type 1A fast trip messages, in this study, an average transfer time of 10-20 ms was considered for the one-way GOOSE message to cover the limitations (the limited failures of LAN within a maximum allowed transfer time of 18 ms), safety margins (errors in the time-stamp accuracy) and redundant GOOSE messages for communication between substations, as explained in [35]. IEC 61850-90-1 [36] recommends a maximum time delay of 5 to 10 ms on the communication channel depending on the voltage level [37]. However, in order to meet the requirements of security, reliability and dependability according to the IEC 60834 standard, the communication system should meet the 3-ms transfer time requirement for 99.9999 percent of the time and should have a delay no longer than 18 ms for the remainder of the time [38].…”
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“…Another reason of selecting a 20-ms delay between IEDs is the potential requirement to use GOOSE messages to transfer analog data between IEDs for trip decision criterion like vectors of measured values (RMS values), which need to be transmitted only once per cycle of 50-Hz frequency. It means a new analog measurement data is required to be transmitted in just every 20 ms [37]. In the earlier publication [33], it was mentioned that there were two types of GSE (generic substation event) messages: GSSE (generic substation state event) message and GOOSE message.…”
Section: Case Studymentioning
confidence: 99%