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SCADA
1. Control Centre
Control center is part of a control system to be built after the substations that
will be supervised prepared and all infrastructure needs such as
telecommunication facilities and buildings of substations and others have
provided.
Development tools for the purposes of the substation RTUs, substation and
distribution substation circuit gradually follow the development of the network
with fixed memperhatika necessity and urgency of each point the remote control.
It is intended that the implementation of the installation of a SCADA system
planning can be carried out gradually without the need to implement as a whole at
the same time, especially when you consider the implementation of automation in
certain parts of the network is not urgent.
2. RTU devices
In each implementation for the substation RTU network then all out going
and incoming 20 kV and 150 kV transmission network all and its power plants
should be monitored and in-kind remote control status of cutting edge equipment
and quantities of electricity. While the substation circuit breaker-breaker all LBS
power must be monitored and at-the remote control.
3. Devices and Their Customers Meter Device Interface
Necessary for the development and replacement of meters equipped with
electronic devices to enable the implementation of electronic communication with
the remote customer center, meter reading, remote control, and so forth.
Customer adoption of automation will be implemented prior to the spindle 20
kV network that many customers magnitude by means of telecommunications
distribution line carrier. This is because the configuration of distribution line
carrier that is connected to a spindle will be able to serve all customers connected
to the spindle with the broadcasting communication.
4. Supporting Facilities
Supporting facilities such as communications, power supply and power-
supply buildings is a very important and integral of a power control system. With
a study of the comprehensive and integrated development can be done effectively
and gradually follow the stages of integrating any new substations to the system
control center.
5. Scheduling Development
In general scheduling SCADA development includes several steps, namely:
a. Feasibility study;
b. The process of allocation of funds;
c. The appointment of a consultant;
d. Field survey;
e. Making the tender documents;
f. Tender process;
g. The signing of the contract;
h. Implementation;
i. Test trials.