Title :
A microcomputer real-time supervisory system with management and dispatch functions for the hydropower stations
Author_Institution :
Wuhan Univ. of Hydraulic & Electr. Eng., China
Abstract :
The constituent principle of a new two-level microcomputer real-time supervisory system is discussed. It can be used for medium- and large-sized hydropower stations. The system has several functions: acquisition, processing, regulation, optimum operation, control, synchronism, event recording; fault reminiscing, waveshape record, diagnosis and process; relay protection, dispatch terminal and the work station of the management system, etc. The system is composed of a main supervisory system of the station room, monitor system of the chief office and monitor system of the engineering office. A two-level microcomputer configuration is used in the main supervisory system , and two-way parallel interrupt communication is used between two levels. The communication between the main system and the monitor system of the engineering office is realized with a string communication interface, and the communication between the monitor system of the station chief office and the dispatch centre of the electric power network is realized with a telecommunication interface. The lower position microcomputer uses AC sampling to acquire the field AC analog signal and uses DC sampling to acquire the nonelectrical signal through a transducer. Modularized programming is used in the system software. The module is dispatched by a real-time operation system.<>
Keywords :
hydroelectric power stations; load dispatching; microcomputer applications; power station computer control; real-time systems; acquisition, processing; control; dispatch centre; dispatch functions; dispatch terminal; electric power network; event recording; fault reminiscing; field AC analog signal; hydropower stations; management; microcomputer real-time supervisory system; modularized programming; nonelectrical signal; optimum operation; relay protection; string communication interface; synchronism; two-way parallel interrupt communication; waveshape record; work station; Control systems; Fault diagnosis; Hydroelectric power generation; Microcomputers; Monitoring; Power engineering and energy; Protective relaying; Real time systems; Sampling methods; Systems engineering and theory;
Conference_Titel :
TENCON '93. Proceedings. Computer, Communication, Control and Power Engineering.1993 IEEE Region 10 Conference on
Conference_Location :
Beijing, China
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-1233-3
DOI :
10.1109/TENCON.1993.320582