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Stands
LAN 2
FEP1
MMI
MMI
MMI
MMI
FEP2
,,COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATION LINK
LINK ((PLCC,
PLCC, FOC
FOC
((DEDICATED
DEDICATED BSNL
BSNL,, MICRO
MICRO WAVE,
WAVE, VSAT
VSAT
RTU RTU
RTU
POWER HOUSE / SUBSTATION
RTU
SCADA Components
Field
Instrumentation.
Terminal Units.
Communications
Network.
Central
Monitoring Station
RTUs fuctions
2)
3)
4)
SERVERS
SCADA EQPT IN
PSS Parts
Generator Stations
Transmission lines
The loads
Sensors
In 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.
Sensors
Wiring
Coil 2
A
B
C
Ax 2
Coil 1
3 Phase Motor
B
C
Ax 1
ON
Off
N
COM
12 V
Com
T.B
Control Circuit
+
0
220 V
+
0V
From RTU Power
Supply
COM
IN 1
IN 2
IN 3
IN 4
IN 5
RTU
12 V
ISaGRAF
Future Plans
Stand by generator.
Adding generator 2 to the system.
Power factor correction.
Load scheduling.
Improving the previous SCADA program.
Advantages Of SCADA
systems
Easily 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 SCADA
Almost every business in the
manufacturing sector and many in
the service sector
Aerospace
Bottling and Canning
Chemicals Plants
Petroleum, Petrochemical
Power generation and transmission\
Traction
DISTRIBUTION
DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION
FUNCTIONALITY
Distribution
Automation means
the Automation of Distribution
substations, feeder monitoring
and control and Consumer
metering functions.
HYDERABAD DISTRIBUTION
AUTOMATION
SERVER 1
SERVER 2
LAN 1
LAN 2
FEP 1
(2.3GHZ)TDMA
CB CLOSE/ OPEN
EHT SUBSTATIONS
SS 1
FEP 2
MMI2
D.A : I,
KV, MW,
MVAR, ENERGY
TAP NO
S.C :
MMI1
SS 3
SS 2
MAR(900MHz)
RTU
RTU
RTU
RTU
RTU
RTU
RTU
RTU
RTU
DISTRIBUTION AUTOMATION
CONTROL FUNCTIONS
Customer
load demand
Peak load pricing
Load shedding
Sudden load pickup
Capacitor control
Voltage regulation
Feeder load managemant
Tranformer load mangement
DATA Required
For monitoring & timely by action
Main task
Matching the total Gen to meet
The total load on grid under SAFE
Parameters (Hz, Voltage)
Sub
Transmission
Distribution&
33KV, 11KV
Distri.Trans. etc
PHs
ANALOG INPUT
DIGITAL INPUT
Involved Factors
Status of CBs
MW, MVAR
Gen : - Possible generation
.1
Isolators
OF GENS
limits( optimal and economical)
SOE
Alarms
LINES
Of MW / MVAR
EHT
.TRS
Outages of Units
Transmission
DIGITAL
KV, HZ, PF
400KV, 220KV
OUTPUT Lines : loading limits (MW, MVAR). 2 132KV, 110KV
Tr TAPS (OLTC)
Breakdowns / Shunt downs .,Power Trs.etc
Supervisory
.,CURRENTS (3PH)etc
Voltage profile at diff. Buses. 3
control
Remote operation
Of breakers
Interstate drawals. 4
Drawals of shares from CGS. 5
Alternate sources of supply to. 6
.,Imp loads, Rlys, factories etc
Load shedding & Restoration. 7