फेज़र मापन यू नट अनु योग तथा व ले षक पर एक दवसीय कायशाला

One Day Workshop on

Phasor Measurement Unit Applications and Analytics

This programme is organised by inviting Dr. Innocent Kamwa, a prominent research person in this area. Details are available inside this brochure…

16 November, 2014

आयोजक

िव तु णाली भाग के ीय िव तु अनसंुधान सं थान

(भारत सरकार क सोसाइटी , िव तु मं ालय) ो.सर.सी.वी.रामन रोड़, पो.बा.सं.8066,

सदािशवनगर डाक घर, बगलू -560 080, कनाटक, भारत

वेबसाइटः www.cpri.in

Organised by Power Systems Division Central Power Research Institute (Govt. of India Society, Ministry of Power) Prof. Sir C V Raman Road, PO Box 8066, Sadashivanagar Post Office, Bengaluru – 560 080, Karnataka, India Website: www.cpri.in

About the Course Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) technology is widely considered as the most radical transformation

in system control since SCADA. It is increasingly adopted as a key sensor in the context of grid modernization to prevent blackouts and enable effective wide-area control and protection. In the wake of massive power failures that occurred in July 2012, Indian grid will go through a large scale deployment of PMUs, providing a tremendous opportunity to develop new analytics able to create value for the utility while improving reliability for customers. Automatic control action based on real-time data from a wide-area network of PMUs represents a major change in system operations that will be the integral part of electric grid in future. Today such systems are limited in number and capability and significant research in PMU algorithms and Analytics is needed to make such control more prevalent.

Topics This workshop provides a forum for discussing the latest findings in PMU Analytics. The topics to be

covered in more depth are the following: i. PMU standards and compliance testing ii. PMU dynamic performance testing for control and protection applications iii. CT/CVT calibration by PMUs iv. Computation of line parameters by PMUs v. Wide-Area Voltage and Damping Control vi. Wide-Area Early Warning Systems. vii. Wide Area Control with applications to Utility Network

For each PMU use case considered, the presenter will show how to leverage the wide-range of network studies capabilities offered by the Hypersim real-time simulator to achieve a credible concept proving of PMU Analytics in the laboratory, thus minimizing the need for expensive field tests.

About the Speaker Dr. Innocent Kamwa:

Dr. Innocent Kamwa received a PhD in electrical engineering from Laval University, Québec, Canada, 1988, after graduating in 1984 at the same university. Since then, he has been with the Hydro-Québec Research Institute, the largest electricity generator in Canada and one of the world's largest hydroelectric generating companies, where he is Chief Scientist for Smart Grid and Project Manager for Automation and Control. He is also Managing Chief of Power Systems and Mathematics Department with a technical staff of 51 scientists, most of whom hold a Phd or Master degree in Electrical Engineering. In this position, he is responsible of two university chairs in Smart Grids,

sponsored by Hydro-Québec at École Polytechnique and École de Technologie Supérieure in Montréal. With over 25 years’ experience in industry and academia, he has conducted and managed innovation

projects leading to company-wide deployment and performed numerous technical feasibility studies in all areas of power systems dynamics and control. Dr.Kamwa is a registered P. Eng. in Québec and an adjunct associate professor of Power Systems Engineering at McGill University in Montréal and Laval University in Quebec city, where he has mentored more than 30 graduate students since 1991 and stood on numerous Research Committees and PhD Advisory Committees in Canada, France, Belgium, Romania and Sweden. The 2005 IEEE Fellow for “contributions to the identification of synchronous generator models and innovations in power grid control”, is co-Editor in Chief of IET Proceedings on Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Editor of IEEE Trans. on Power Systems and IEEE Power Systems Letters. He is the secretary of Power & Energy Society (PES) Stability subcommittee and Treasurer/Standard Coordinator of its Electric Machinery Committee.

Dr. Kamwa has authored or co-authored over 166 publications including 100 peer-reviewed journal papers, and 131 articles listed on IEEE explore. He was awarded the best Transactions paper prize of the IEEE/PES in 1998, 2003 and 2009 and the outstanding IEEE/PES standard prize in 1998, 2007 and 2012. A member of the “NERC task force on Smart grid,” he was also recognized as a worldwide leader in Power Grid Control by the MIT Technology review in February 2004. According to a 2011 analysis by the Council of Canadian Academies, Dr. Kamwa is “an author of one of the top 1% most highly cited papers in his field worldwide”. He is also a recipient of the IEEE PES 2013 Distinguished Service Award.

About CPRI Central Power Research Institute (CPRI) set up in 1960 by the Government of India, functions as a

National organization for applied research in power sector and also serves as an Independent Laboratory for testing and certification of power equipment. CPRI is a member of STI (Short Circuit Testing Liaison) of Europe and is accredited by M/s ASTA of UK. CPRI also provides consultancy services on various facets of power sector. CPRI has expertise in the area of Simulation, Diagnostics, System Analysis and Testing. CPRI laboratories have modern equipment needed for Power system simulation, Short circuit testing, Diagnostics of equipment, Materials engineering, Seismic qualification etc. CPRI has experienced faculty in different subjects of power sector with practical experience in their areas of interest as well as extensive experience in presenting courses/seminars.

Over the period, CPRI officers have gained lot of practical knowledge concerning to testing and operational problems of the industry. CPRI is a leading provider of Training and Continuing Education to Utilities, PSUs across the country for the past 50 years. CPRI is continuously setting new standards in training and continuing education from basic theoretical information to practical hands-on electrical equipment training. CPRI courses have made substantial impact on the level of training and education to India's electricity utilities, manufacturing companies, transmission and distribution companies. By upgrading the occupational skills of technical workers, CPRI training courses have improved the career path of many electrical personnel as well as contributed towards improvement in electricity efficiency, plant productivity, electrical system reliability and to the overall competitiveness of Indian industry.

About Power Systems Division Power Systems Division with its state-of-the-art facilities and latest software tools offers a wide range

of power system simulation services, including real time performance analysis of various types of controllers such as FACTS, HVDC, SVC and protection relays. It has been conducting power system studies for the past two decades for its own needs and at the request of utilities and manufacturers. To carry out such studies the division possesses Real Time Digital Simulator (RTDS), RT Lab and various Power System Analysis Software Packages. Power Systems Division has carried out for the first time in the country the pilot project on "Protection system study and Protection audit" of selected DTL transmission system. Furthermore the Division is accredited by ISO: 9001-2008.

The Relay Testing Laboratory (RTL) is equipped with sophisticated Computerized Relay testing systems for testing of Protection relay for all its characteristics/functions meeting its accuracy requirements as per IS:3231 series and IEC:60255 series of standards. The laboratory conforms to ISO/IEC17025-2005 requirements. Field testing of protection relays is also carried out for major power stations and utilities and also undertakes pre-dispatch Third Party Inspection (TPI) on Relay and Control panel. The Relay Testing Laboratory is also established facility for carrying out performance evaluation of Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) as per Standard IEEE C37.118, 2005.

Who should attend? This programme is designed for utility engineers, manufactures, researchers, consultants, system

integrators, academia etc. As the seats are limited, registration will be on first cum first serve basis.

Registration Registration Fee (General): Rs. 5,000+12.36% service tax

= Rs. 5,618/- per person

For Govt. Utilities/Electricity Boards only (discount of 30% of the total fee with tax)

Rs. 3,933/- per person

For Faculty members of Educational Institutions only: (discount of 30% of the total fee with tax)

Rs. 3,933/- per person

For Students only: (discount of 50% of the total fee with tax)

Rs. 2,809/- per person

For the other Organisations: Group discount of 10% for minimum 3 participants Rs. 5,056/- per person Group discount of 20% for 4 or above participants Rs. 4,494/- per person

The registration fee shall be made in advance by the way of DD drawn in favour of “Senior Accounts Officer, CPRI, Bengaluru”, payable at “Bengaluru” or preferably by wire transfer/RTGS. Other details can be found in the Registration Form given at the end of this Brochure. Bank transaction charges if any shall be borne by the respective delegate or organisation. This fee includes delegate kit with course material, tea/coffee, snacks and lunch during the workshop. As the seats are limited, registration will be on first come first serve basis. Registration form, complete in all respect shall be sent to the programme coordinator along with the registration fee. Kindly use separate form for each participant, downloaded/photo copy of registration form is acceptable.

Date and Venue The workshop will be held on 16 November, 2014 (Sunday) at CPRI, Bengaluru.

Travel and Accommodation This is a non-residential programme, participants may make their own arrangements for travel and

accommodation. However, accommodation upon request can be arranged at CPRI on payment basis subject to availability. CPRI is about 32KM from the Kempegowda International Airport and around 8 KM from the Bengaluru City Railway station and City Bus Station.

Details about reaching CPRI is available at http://www.cpri.in/route-map.html

About the Program Coordinators

Dr. Amit Jain, is Joint Director at Power Systems Division at CPRI where he is heading Smart Power & Energy System group. He is an Electrical Engineer and did his M. Tech. and Ph.D. from Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. He was postdoctoral researcher at Japan and South Korea. He has 20 years of research, academic and industry experience. His fields of research interest are smart grid, real time monitoring and control, PMU applications, state estimation, power system planning and economics, renewable energy, load forecasting, and artificial intelligence applications. E-mail: amitjain@cpri.in

V. Shivakumar, ME (E&C) - He is with CPRI, Bengaluru since 1990 and associated in the microprocessor/microcontroller based instruments development for power sector which includes remote meter reading, remote load control (patented), GPS based Time Synchronizing Unit (patented) etc. He was project leader for the consultancy assignment of Supervision and consultancy services for KPTCL's SCADA project implementation. He has co-authored about 12 papers for various national and international conferences and delivered lectures in many conferences. Presently he is Engineering Officer Gr.4 in PSD and technical lead of R-APDRP (Automation Projects). Mob.: 09945430826, E-mail: shiva@cpri.in

James Ranjith Kumar. R, ME (EE) is working as Engineering Officer Gr. 2 in the Power Systems division of CPRI. He is involved in consultancy services provided by Smart Power & Energy System group. He has B.E degree in Electrical & Electronics Engg. from Anna University, Chennai in 2009 and M.E degree in Electrical Engg. from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore in 2014. Prior to joining CPRI, he worked in Larsen and Toubro Ltd., Coimbatore for two years as a senior engineer in commissioning, operation and maintenance of Electrical equipments. His fields of research interest are distribution systems, dispersed generations, voltage stability, load flow, state estimation and fault analysis. Mob.: +9483742567, E-mail: jamesrk@cpri.in

Registration shall be sent by E-Mail/Fax/Post to

Dr. Amit Jain, Co-ordinator

E-Mail: amitjain@cpri.in Mobile: +91-9902990967

Shri. V. Shivakumar, Co-ordinator

E-Mail: shiva@cpri.in Mobile: +91-9945430826

Shri. James Ranjith Kumar. R, Co-ordinator

E-Mail: jamesrk@cpri.in Mobile: +91-9483742567

Power Systems Division

Central Power Research Institute (Govt. of India Society, Ministry of Power) Prof. Sir C V Raman Road, PO Box 8066,

Sadashivanagar Post Office, Bengaluru – 560 080, Karnataka, India

Phone: 080-2360 2919/2360 2829/2360 1454, Extn: 2446, Fax No.: 080-2360 4461, Website: www.cpri.in

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