Ge Sub Station Design Tutorials

GE Substation Automation Solution
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Contents
1. Have we understood your situation, issues and challenges? 2. Short and Long Term Objectives 3. Solution Description 4. Customer Benefits 5. Why GE?
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Table of Contents
1. Have we Understood your Situation, Issues and Challenges? 2. Short and Long Term Objectives 3. Solution Description 4.- Customer Benefits 5.- Why GE?
Issues and challenges
Undesirable operating situations Concerns about reliability Limited system flexibility Lack of availability of useful and timely information Need to improve customer satisfaction
Have we understood your Situation, Issues & Challenges?
Short and Long Term Objectives Short Term Objectives Improve network reliability Improve network wide data access Identify faults instantaneously Reduce operating costs Long Term Objectives Position for deregulation
Power Marketing ready Manage network assets

GE Capabilities Consulting Services Application Design and Engineering Automation Software Manufacturing Integration Services Overall Project Management Training Startup & Commissioning
Total Substation Automation Business Solution
Maintenance Services Diagnostic Services Technical Support Project Financing Partnerships
Substation Automation Components
System Architecture
EMS Energy Management System (EMS)

Completely Open System User friendly advanced graphics HMI Flexible & Scalable system architecture Data configurable and customisable Ease of integration with other systems
System Architecture
HMI Software
GESA 2000 HMI Software
Specifically designed for station automation Multi-site supervision & control capability Password protection One line diagrams Data Displays
Diagnostics
Status Alarms Events Fault records Oscillography Trends Relay programming Upload and download of data Training and testing HTML wizards
System Architecture
HMI Software
GESA 2000 HMI SoftwareCont.
Load information demand patterns Power Quality information Operating information tap changers, capacitor banks, etc. Relay operations reclose statistics Capacitor fuse status Relay & breaker self - test / diagnostics Real time system status and control execution Remote view nodes and web browser compatible HMI interface
System Architecture
HMIs
Choice of Bay Level HMIs
System Architecture
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URPC
URPC
Windows based Access to any specific IEDs Local / Remote access capability View/edit settings on-line/off-line View actual values View relay status View event recorder for trouble shooting Field up gradable relay firmware Oscillography Single line diagram capabilities HMI interface for monitoring purposes URPC tutorial for step by step help
System Architecture
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Optical Communication
Optical Communication
SONET based Self healing redundant optical WAN Redundant optical LAN Field proven in utility applications
System Architecture
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Ethernet LAN
Ethernet LAN
Redundant 10Mbps redundant fiber optic LAN
System Architecture
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Internet
Internet
Optional remote access over intrnet
System Architecture
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Peer to Peer Communications

Peer to Peer Communications
UCA/MMS compliant High Speed Communications GOOSE message format
System Architecture
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Multifunction IEDs (UR Relay)

Multifunction IEDs (UR Relays)
Protection Control Metering Monitoring Interlocking Sequencing Peer to Peer comunication FlexLogic TCP/IP ISO Network Layer Protocol MMS/UCA2 complient High speed communications
System Architecture
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System Wide Synchronization

System Wide Synchronization
GPS clock 1 millisecond time resolution
System Architecture
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Other IED Support

Other IED Support
Gateways for legacy relays Interface to station monitoring IEDs
System Architecture
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Customer Benefits
Flexible, scalable, upgradable and integrated solutions Flexible Modular Architecture An end to stranded relay investments Upgradable software and plug in cards reduces obsolescence and accommodates changes Design stndardization Speed of knowledge for increased productivity Network wide information at the corporate level Conversion of data into knowledge Improved management capability Better planning capability Network optimization Tighter network control Minimize outages by faster troubleshooting Reduced spacing Additional years of service from existing equipment Improved customer satisfaction Customer retention Limit outage impact Financial savings Increased revenues Reduces initial and operating costs T:Mrktng\PowerPoints\GESA\GESA Overview\gesaoverviewms000107a1.ppt Meeting power marketing information requirements
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The Power of the GE Package
Business knowledge & industry commitment to substation automation Tremendous strength thanks to our vast global resources Great experience over a broad range of industries Corporate commitment to six sigma quality Financial strength Partnerships & Trust
Why GE?
Complete system solution and implementation

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GEs Principles & Values
Our company culture empowers us through our values. Vision Accountability Excellence Empowerment/Involvement Teamwork/Diversity Receptivity to change Quality
Why GE?
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GESA Around The World

Europe & Africa Spain ERZ, Iberdola Red Electrica de Espana Scotland Scottish Hydro Electric South Africa Nelspruit South America Peru Electroperu Brazil Furnas Inepar Rio Light RGE/CEEE Chesf Electronorte Argentina EDENOR North America USA ConEd PSE&G PECO Salt River Project Kema Consulting Springfield CWLP City of Richland Tacoma Power Cinergy PG&E Los Angeles DWL Commonwealth Edison Westvaco Corp. AEP Services City of Burbank Mexico COPEL Canada Niagara Mohawk Ontario Hydro
Asia Pacific China Aliu Zhou Zhe Zhang Guang Xi Power System Resources Korea YPP Electric&Instr. Co.
GE substation Automation and Universal Relay Installations
Why GE?
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Where to go to know more.
System Overview: GE Substation Automation, GESA World Tour Launch, DDS Integrated Protection and Control System, Communication Protocols , Substation Automation and the U R Technology EMS Sonet/WAN, Ethernet LAN Communication Protocols and Standards Utility Communications Architecture MMS/U CA2 and Substation Automation GESA 2000 (HMI) GE Substation Automation Solutions PMCS 6.0 Enhancements URPC (Engineering Tool) Bay Control IEDs Universal Relay Architecture Universal Relay features Universal Relay The engine for Substation Automation Universal Relay Meeting the challenges of the new millenium URF60 URL90 UR Selling Features Technical Publications Find more than 70 technical publications on our Web Site
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Why GE?
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GE Substation Automation Solution

Issues and challenges

Have we understood your Situation, Issues & Challenges?

Power Marketing ready Manage network assets

Maintenance Services Diagnostic Services Technical Support Project Financing Partnerships

Substation Automation Components

EMS Energy Management System (EMS)

Peer to Peer Communications

Multifunction IEDs (UR Relay)

System Wide Synchronization

Other IED Support

The Power of the GE Package

Complete system solution and implementation

GEs Principles & Values

GESA Around The World

GE substation Automation and Universal Relay Installations

Where to go to know more.

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