Providing an IEC 61850 Counterpart of the Trusty Multimeter - Approaching the Maintenance Procedures for IEC 61850 Substations

Bonetti, Andrea; Ignatovski, Nikolay; Fernandez, Sidney

doi:10.1109/gpecom.2019.8778541

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“…SCN based in IEC 61850 contains several IEDs that perform well in terms of testing, protection, and control [30,31]. Each device is connected to intelligent hubs (LNs) and individual data queries following the IEC 61850 standard.…”

Section: Iec 61850-based Substation Communication Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Conceptual Design of IoT-Based AMR Systems Based on IEC 61850 Microgrid Communication Configuration Using Open-Source Hardware/Software IED

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This paper presents an intelligent electronic device (IED) utilized for automatic meter readings (AMR) scheme using “Open-Source” software. This IED is utilized to measure a low-voltage intelligent electronic device) system with a boundless number of sensors, and it is accessible on the Internet of Things (IoT). The utilized equipment for this task is Arduino UNO R3 motherboard and fringe sensors, which are used for measurement of the referenced information. The Arduino motherboard is used not only for sole tranquility of equipment but also for serving as wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) switch for the sensors. The personal computer is utilized to gather information and perform client-side calculations. The server works based on an open-source program written in Java programming language. The underlying objective of the proposed scheme is to make the meter based on the “Do It Yourself” methodology which requires considerably fewer funds. Also, it is conceivable by keeping easy to understand interface, information legitimacy, precision of measured information and convenience for the conclusive client. The information is measured in just about 1 ms which is superb for custom-designed IED. Furthermore, the measured qualities are calculated based on their RMS values to be used for analyzing and further presentation of data.

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Section: Iec 61850-based Substation Communication Networkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Conceptual Design of IoT-Based AMR Systems Based on IEC 61850 Microgrid Communication Configuration Using Open-Source Hardware/Software IED

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“…13 Index Terms-current differential protection, hardware-inthe-loop testing, IEC 61850 GOOSE message, IEDs, interoperability the lack of interoperability among IEDs relay from different vendors has led to several issues, including delays in commissioning, increased costs, and reduced system efficiency. These significant challenges of interoperability are due to the differences in the implementation of the standard by multi vendors [14,15]. This is particularly relevant for PTRF differential protection schemes, which require the cooperation of multiple devices from different vendors to provide system power stability and protection [16,17].…”

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Interoperability Challenges in Multivendor IEC 61850 Devices for Parallel Power Transformer Differential Protection

Shangase

2024

IJEETC

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Interoperability of GOOSE messages is essential for the proper operation of protection schemes such as the parallel power transformer (PTRF) differential protection scheme, especially when using multivendor IEC 61850 devices. GOOSE messages allow for fast and reliable communication between intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) and are based on Ethernet communication. To ensure the interoperability of GOOSE messages between multivendor devices, adherence to the IEC 61850 standard specifications is crucial. The standard defines the format and content of GOOSE messages, including the data object model, data types, and communication protocols. Third-party testing and certification programs can also ensure compliance with the standard and help guarantee interoperability between different vendors. Device conformance with these standards does not ensure interoperability when devices from various manufacturers are utilized. Interoperability is necessary between the relevant devices from various vendors to provide system power stability and protection. If multivendor device interoperability is achieved, power utilities will be able to utilize multivendor devices in substations. The study investigates and provides comprehensive methods for achieving IEC 61850 standard-based interoperability problems in parallel with PTRF’s current differential protection schemes between IEDs (SEL-487E and MiCOM-P645) produced by different vendors under fault conditions. In a lab-scale environment with RTDS for real-time simulation in Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL), the designed technique is simulated and tested.

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“…During maintenance at an Electrical Substation, fault currents are injected to the protection relays to ensure that the system is still functioning properly [1]. The maintenance test will generate alarms, control signals and therefore create traffic in the communication network [1]. One of the scenarios in this paper is to simulate maintenance traffic on an IEC 61850 protocol based communication network and monitor whether the Generic Object Oriented System (GOOSE), Sample Values (SV), Generic Substation State Events (GSSE) and manufacturing message specification (MMS) messaging over the network meet the IEC 61850 standard transfer time requirements.…”

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Analysis of the IEC 61850 protocol when used for communication during maintenance operation in an electrical substation grid

Njova

Ogudo

Umenne

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Intelligent and Innovative Computing Applications

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During Substation maintenance a bay is taken out of service, tested and during testing traffic is generated on the Substation Communication Network (SCN) in a power utility. A model of a Substation Communication Network that is using the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 61850 protocol has been modeled in Optimized Network Engineering Tool (OPNET). IEC 61850 is a protocol that can be used in a power utility to provide interoperability between different vendors of Intelligent Electronic Devices (IED's). Most of the IED's sold by manufacturers for power utility networks support IEC 61850 protocol. The model has three scenarios and they are normal operation of a Substation, maintenance in a Substation and Buszone operation at a Substation. In all the scenarios packet end to end delay of GOOSE, GSSE, SV and MMS messages are monitored. The throughput from the IED under maintenance and the throughput at the Substation RTU end is monitored in the Model. The design of the Substation Communication Network using IEC 61850 will assist when trying to predict the behavior of the network with regards to this specific protocol during maintenance and when there are faults in the communication network or IED's.

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Providing an IEC 61850 Counterpart of the Trusty Multimeter - Approaching the Maintenance Procedures for IEC 61850 Substations

Cited by 7 publications

References 2 publications

Conceptual Design of IoT-Based AMR Systems Based on IEC 61850 Microgrid Communication Configuration Using Open-Source Hardware/Software IED

Conceptual Design of IoT-Based AMR Systems Based on IEC 61850 Microgrid Communication Configuration Using Open-Source Hardware/Software IED

Interoperability Challenges in Multivendor IEC 61850 Devices for Parallel Power Transformer Differential Protection

Analysis of the IEC 61850 protocol when used for communication during maintenance operation in an electrical substation grid

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