DocumentCode
1714158
Title
Investigations of different Function Allocations in SA Systems enabled by IEC 61850
Author
Brand, Klaus-Peter ; Wimmer, Wolfgang
Author_Institution
ABB Switzerland Ltd., Baden
fYear
2007
Firstpage
720
Lastpage
725
Abstract
At least since 2006 the standard IEC 61850 for communication in substations is in commercial use providing interoperability in substation automation systems between devices from different suppliers. Its approach is based on the split between applications and communication, functions and implementation and, therefore, supports also the free allocation of functions to IEDs. This allows the question for an optimal allocation regarding the functional requirements of SA, its impact on the communication system, performance of functions, engineering effort and reliability, and on the cost level. Common SA systems are some mix between a total centralized and decentralized allocation providing the well- known functions on station, bay and process level. The two extreme solutions are positioned and it is evaluated if the common mix is an optimal one. The result is a proposal for the best allocation of existing functions to IEDs. Depending on given functional requirements and not too strict boundary conditions, improvements are possible exploiting the full capabilities of IEC 61850, if accepted.
Keywords
optimisation; power system measurement; power system protection; power system reliability; substation automation; IEC 61850 standard; centralized allocation; communication system; decentralized allocation; function allocations; substation automation systems; Communication standards; Communication system control; Cost function; IEC standards; Power system reliability; Protection; Reliability engineering; Substation automation; Switchgear; Telecommunication network reliability; IEC 61850; IEC standard; Substations; centralized and decentralized systems; communication; communication architectures; control; function allocation; optimization; performance; protection; reliability; substation automation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Power Tech, 2007 IEEE Lausanne
Conference_Location
Lausanne
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-2189-3
Electronic_ISBN
978-1-4244-2190-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PCT.2007.4538404
Filename
4538404
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