Interoperability based on IEC 61850 standard: Systematic literature review, certification method proposal, and case study

Leite, Matheus Felipe Ayello; Lopes, Yona

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2023.109355

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“…The manufacturers established proprietary communication protocols for their IEDs, which led to challenges in interoperability between devices. This resulted in the development of IEC61850 to standardize data models in electrical systems equipment and provided operational specifications and engineering standards for required applications in electrical networks so as to mitigate the interoperability challenge amongst devices [67,71]. In traditional substations, the communication signal would travel a long distance from the substation to the control room, which resulted in a high frequency of failures, expensive maintenance, and operational costs [71].…”

Section: Iec61850 Standard For Coordination and Control Of Active Dis...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This resulted in the development of IEC61850 to standardize data models in electrical systems equipment and provided operational specifications and engineering standards for required applications in electrical networks so as to mitigate the interoperability challenge amongst devices [67,71]. In traditional substations, the communication signal would travel a long distance from the substation to the control room, which resulted in a high frequency of failures, expensive maintenance, and operational costs [71]. Figure 4 depicts three levels of communication that IEC61850 uses and how data are interchanged between them.…”

Section: Iec61850 Standard For Coordination and Control Of Active Dis...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…high frequency of failures, expensive maintenance, and operational costs [71]. Figure 4 depicts three levels of communication that IEC61850 uses and how data are interchanged between them.…”

Section: Iec61850 Standard For Coordination and Control Of Active Dis...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Power systems have been going through a barrage of transformations due to the recent developments in the field, such as deregulation and restructuring of the electric power supply chain, the proliferation of distributed generation (DG), and advancements in information and communications technologies. These have significantly impacted the approach to the planning, design, and operation of active distribution networks or systems. Due to this constant change, the system has become more complex to plan, maintain, and control. In this paper, the benefits and challenges of active distribution systems relative to traditional passive and active distribution systems are evaluated and investigated while the management and operational characteristics of demand-side resources in active distribution systems (ADS) are studied. In a typical ADS, there exist several vulnerabilities and threats that eventually pose a challenge in the control and automation of substations. These vulnerabilities and threats are reviewed, and potential mitigation measures are suggested. Also in this paper, the communication technologies and their implementation in terms of control and automation capabilities in active distribution networks are also studied. From this work, it is concluded that communication technologies play an integral role in the realization of more active distribution networks and that the Internet of Energy (IoE) is a major player in ADS in the reduction of faults due to human error, fast responses, and improving the stability of power supply. Cyber threats are also and will still be a continuous challenge in smart metering technologies and in substation automation systems (SAS), which will require frequent evaluation and mitigation measures so as not to prevent the power supply system from collapsing.

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Section: Iec61850 Standard For Coordination and Control Of Active Dis...mentioning

confidence: 99%