Towards a process for integrated IEC 61850 and OPC UA communication: Using the example of smart grid protection equipment

Buscher, Martin; Kube, Matthias; Lehnhoff, Sebastian; Piech, Klaus; Rohjans, Sebastian; Trefke, Jörn

doi:10.1109/iecon.2014.7049034

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“…These functionalities and applications are the foundation of research in the field of agent-based protection services (project i-Protect [11]) in the field of energy distribution and dynamic protection systems in generally, as well as research in the field [14]) is one of the tasks the SESA-Lab was created in mind.…”

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“…3 shows the simulated topology, Listing 1 2014 IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid Communications provides the simplified scenario description in mosaik. 1 # Start simulators 2 pypower = start('PyPower') 3 hhsim = start('HouseholdSim') 4 pvsim = start('CSV') 5 6 # Instantiate models / create entities 7 grid = pypower.Grid(gridfile=GRID_FILE) 8 houses = hhsim.ResidentialLoads( 9 profile_file=PROFILE_FILE) 10 pvs = pvsim.PV.create(20) 11 12 # Connect entities 13 connect_by_node_id(houses, grid) 14 connect_randomly(pvs, grid.filter_name('node_ * ')) Listing 1. The simplified mosaik scenario description for stage one…”

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“…On the other hand, they are standard industry components that are able to implement controllers or even complex agent based control strategies. The systems with the highest performance are additionally operated as station computers in order to realize control-and protection systems, e.g., in the project iProtect [11].…”

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Integrated Smart Grid simulations for generic automation architectures with RT-LAB and mosaik

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2014 IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid Communications (SmartGridComm)

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Although, a variety of established tools for analysis of power systems already exists, it is in the medium term very unlikely that one of these tools alone will provide all functionalities and models that are required to simulate future Smart Grids in all its facets. This is mainly due to the high number of Smart Grid use cases, actors, and technologies to be integrated that is not known from other industries so far. Accordingly, a mixture of various different and established tools will be required. These, again, have to be composed in use cases specific to complex and system-wide scenarios. Therefore, tools such as simulation platforms and -suites are required that are additionally capable of integrating software-and hardware models and components. Therefore, the proposed approach is an integrated concept allowing for analyzing large-scale scenarios taking into consideration both, stationary and dynamic simulations in real-time.

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Integrated Smart Grid simulations for generic automation architectures with RT-LAB and mosaik

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2014 IEEE International Conference on Smart Grid Communications (SmartGridComm)

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“…With this in mind, re-configurable control and protection devices will play an important role in an increased resilient and reliable management of modern electrical power systems. For this reason, in the project i-Protect (Buescher et al 2014), such architecture is proposed and the overall concept is outlined. The main contribution has been the development of several protection functions and its deployment to off-the-shelf hardware to achieve a certain degree of modularity and flexibility as presented in .…”

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Flexible and reconfigurable data sharing for smart grid functions

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Electrical power systems are undergoing major transformations as the share of decentralized energy resources increases. One important aspect is that the system is required to cope and adapt to the fluctuating behavior of these elements in order to maintain a stable and reliable operation. Consequently, this new challenges call for novel approaches for control and protection devices, both new and already deployed in the field. One alternative is the possibility to have a reconfigurable architecture, which ensures a modular and flexible operation of the system depending on the situation at hand. With this in mind, the main challenge addressed here is the configuration of the intelligent devices and the distribution of the data to ensure a resilient operation of the electrical grid.

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A Real-Time Simulation Framework for System Protection in Smart Grid Applications

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Kalam

Shi

2018

2018 Australasian Universities Power Engineering Conference (AUPEC)

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Towards a process for integrated IEC 61850 and OPC UA communication: Using the example of smart grid protection equipment

Cited by 5 publications

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Integrated Smart Grid simulations for generic automation architectures with RT-LAB and mosaik

Integrated Smart Grid simulations for generic automation architectures with RT-LAB and mosaik

Flexible and reconfigurable data sharing for smart grid functions

A Real-Time Simulation Framework for System Protection in Smart Grid Applications

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