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Title: Development & Implementation of a SCADA System for Load Control of the Power System Simulator (PSS)


1
Development Implementation of a SCADA System
for Load Control of the Power System Simulator
(PSS)
  • Ahmed Fayez 199905252
  • Mohammed Adnan 199901444
  • Khalid Yousif 199900237
  • Salman Al katheeri 199900317

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Presentation Layout
  • SCADA Introduction
  • SCADA Hardware
  • RTU
  • PSS
  • Wiring
  • SCADA Software
  • ISaGraF
  • Citect
  • DNP
  • Future Work
  • Demonstration

3
Introduction
4
Introduction (What Is SCADA?)
  • Stands for supervisory control And data
    acquisition.
  • SCADA systems are used in industrial processes
    steel making, power generation (conventional and
    nuclear) and distribution.
  • There Are 4 Components In the SCADA System.

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SCADA Components
  • Field Instrumentation.
  • Sensors, devices to control.
  • Remote Terminal Units.
  • RTU Vs. PLC
  • Communications Network.
  • Equipment needed to transfer data to and from
    different sites
  • Central Monitoring Station
  • Collecting information gathered by the remote
    stations to generate the necessary action

6
Disadvantages Of Relay Systems
  • Relays used only for on/off control.
  • Complicated control systems
  • Expensive System.
  • System takes up much floor and space.
  • Control relays are power- hungry, ?heat
    generation.
  • Any change in control program requires the
    rewiring of relays.
  • For complicated control systems, it is difficult
    to troubleshoot and locate the faults.

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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.

8
Applications Of SCADA
  • Almost every business in the manufacturing sector
    and many in the service sector
  • Aerospace
  • Bottling and Canning
  • Chemicals Plants
  • Petroleum, Petrochemical

9
Remote Terminal Unit (RTU)
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PDS eNET OVERVIEWDIGITAL / ANALOG INPUTS
  • 32 x Digital Inputs
  • 9-28V DC Operation range
  • LED Indication (Disable Option)
  • Optically Isolated (1500V peak)
  • 12 x Analog Inputs
  • 0-5V,1-5V,0-10V,0-20mA, 4-20mA(selectable per
    channel)
  • Surge Protection

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RTU PDS eNET OVERVIEWDIGITAL / ANALOG OUTPUTS
  • 4 x Analog Outputs
  • Internal / External power supply Source 0-20mA,
    4-20mA
  • (Voltage output with external resistor)
  • Short circuit protected

12
RTU Scan Time
13
Power System Simulator
14
Power System Simulator ( PSS)
  • The objective of the PSS is to simulate a real
    power system.
  • Power system should be divide in to three
    sections , the generator station, transmission
    line and load ( distribution section ).

15
PSS Parts
  • 1- Generator Stations
  • The generator station contains two internal
    generators and a third external generator.
  • Separately excited synchronous generator is the
    type of the machine which used in PSS.
  • The DC motor in PSS is used as prime mover.
  • The DC motor in PSS is Shunt DC motor type.

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  • 2- Transmission lines
  • It is represented by wires that are different in
    shape and size.
  • The size and shape is depended on the level
    voltages and the load.

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  • 3- The loads
  • As in the real power system, the PSS has three
    type of load
  • Residential.
  • Commercial .
  • Industrial.
  • The difference between these come from values of
  • - Load.
  • - Power consumption.
  • - Power factor for each type. Also the
    difference rises in the peak load timing for each
    type.

18
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.

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Sensors
  • There were different types of sensor that will be
    used like Voltage sensor, current sensor,
    frequency sensor and power sensor.
  • Current sensor have rating of 0 5 A.
  • Voltage sensor has a rating of 0 - 150 V.
  • Frequency sensor, it has a rating of 0 -100Hz.
  • Power sensor, it has rating of 0- 5 A and 0
    150 v.
  • The outputs from all sensors which going to RTU
    were 4 20 mA. It is used this rating to sense
    any problem in system .

20
Wiring
21
Wiring
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ISaGRAF
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ISaGRAF
25
The Citect Interface
26
The DNP
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The DNP
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Future Plans
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Future Plans
  • Stand by generator.
  • Adding generator 2 to the system.
  • Power factor correction.
  • Load scheduling.
  • Improving the previous SCADA program.

30
Stand by generator
  • The whole system will be supplied by the main
    supplying unit.
  • A simulated fault will be applied on the system.
  • During that generator 1 will be on a stand by
    mode.
  • When the fault occur the main supplying unit will
    be disconnected from the loads by using circuit
    breakers and generator 1 will be supplying the
    whole system instead.
  • All of this process will be done Automatically by
    the program.

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Adding generator 2
  • Generator 2 will be connected to the system using
    frequency and current sensors.
  • Generator 2 will be also controlled by the
    program which will be installed on the RTU.
  • Generator 2 will be as a back up if generator 1
    didnt work properly.

32
Back Up generator
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Power factor correction
  • Capacitor banks are used to correct the power
    factor..
  • The value of the capacitance will depend on the
    value of the load.
  • Capacitor banks will inject reactive power into
    the system.
  • The reactive power will decrease the current in
    the circuit ? reduce the losses in the
    transmission lines.

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Load Scheduling
  • There are two types of loads
  • Resistive load and active load.
  • The resistive load are two types
  • Critical supplying vital instruments machines .
  • Non-critical Ex lighting gardens.
  • The active load
  • Simulated By a resistor and inductance in series.

35
Load Scheduling
  • When the system suffers from overload on the
    generator the program disconnect the non-critical
    loads immediately.
  • Thus in the program all of the loads will be
    identified so that the program can do this
    process Automatically.

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Improving the SCADA program
  • Some blocks will be added to increase the speed
    of analyses process. This process will be applied
    on the LADDER program.
  • The Graphical Interface will be enhanced. This
    process will be applied on Citect.

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  • Thanks for Listening
  • Now, well make a demo for our work..
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