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Copyright © SEL 2009
Then Versus Now: A Comparison of Total Scheme Complexity
Bob Morris, Roy Moxley, and Christina KuschSchweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
OR
Protection Fails to Clear Fault in the Prescribed Time
52
AND
Top Event
Logic Gate
Basic Events
RelayA
RelayB
Breaker Fails
CT Fails
Battery Fails
Wiring Fails
52
50A 50B
Simple-Scheme
Fault Tree Analysis
Real-World Transmission Scheme Is More Complex
Leading to More Complex
Fault TreeKD KD
KD
RC
CVE NGV
TD-5
IRD
XX
X
X
2X 2X
2X
2X
X2 + X
X2
4X2
X + 4X2
8X3 + 2X2
8X3 + 2X2 + 2X8X3 + 3X2 + 3X
Protection Reclosing
Protection Fails to Trip and Reclose for a Line Fault
OR
OR
OR
OR
AND
AND
AND
Connections Are Part of Critical Path
Many Benefits to Reducing Yard Wiring
Protection Fails to Trip for a Line Fault
KD KD
RC
CVE NGV
TD-5
IRD
XX
X
X
2X 2X
2X
2X
X2 + X
X2
4X2
X + 4X2
8X3 + 2X2
8X3 + 2X2 + 2X
8X3 + 3X2 + 3X
KD
OR
OR
AND
OR
AND
OR
AND
“Critical” Path Wiring Is
Substantial Part of Total
Wires
“Unavailability” Time Is Function of Multiple
Inputs
• MTBF
• Detection time
• Time to repair
Mean Time to Failure
• 30–400 years
• Not “tested” into product
• Environmental impact
Detection Time
• Most important factor
• Self-test vs. scheduled test
Time to Repair
• How difficult is repair?
• What else is out of service during repair?
Guide to Fuse Replacement
97 A 243 A 612 A 1482 A (Slow Blow)
Subcomponents and Adjustments Are Part of Scheme Complexity
Even Subcomponents Have Subcomponents
Microprocessors:More Components, Fewer Adjustments
Va
Vb
Vc
V neutral
V busbar
I neutralMerging
UnitDigital
Communication
Pow
er
Sup
ply
Clo
ck In
put
(If R
equi
red)
Dis
cret
e S
tatu
s an
d A
larm
la(meas)
lb(meas)
lc(meas)
la(prot)
lb(prot)
lc(prot)
Merging Unit Concept
Advanced CT Application Topologies
MV and HV
GIS Switchgear
IEEE C37.92
IEC 61850-9-2
Ethernet
Ethernet
IEC 61850: Switched Ethernet Station and Process Bus From Beginning
IEC 61850 Defines Suite of Protocols – Not Just One
UDP / IPGSSE
T-Profile
Sampled Values
(Multicast)
Generic Object-
Oriented Substation
Event
Time Synchronization
(Method 2)
CoreACSI
Services
Generic Substation
Status Event
ISO / IEC 8802-3
ISO / IEC 8802-3 Ethertype
SV
(Type 4)
GOOSE
(Type 1, 1A)
GSSE
(Type 1, 1A)
GPSIRIG-B
Time Synchronization
(Method 1)
Time Synchronization
(SNTP)(Type 6)
MMS Protocol Suite
(Type 2, 3, 5)
Sampled Values on LAN
• Takes decentralization one step further
• Separates sampling physically from
♦ Measurement
♦ Metering
♦ Calculation
• Publishes constant message at predefined rate
• Sends SV to multiple subscribers
Traditional Topology:
Wires Vs. Components
PhysicalEquipment
TerminalBlock
RelayMarshallingCabinet
TerminalBlock /
Test Plug
44 Wires 44 Wires 44 Wires 44 Wires
Yard House
Relays in Yard: Fewer Wires, Where Do You
Test?
PhysicalEquipment
TerminalBlock /
Test PlugRelay44 Wires 44 Wires
Yard
Relay-Based Process Bus System
Process Level
BayLevel
Instrument Transfer
Merging Unit
50, 51, 21
Breaker ControllerBreaker
Station Level
Time Source
Ethernet Switch
Station Controller
HMI
Ethernet Switch
87BFR
Merging Unit Reduces Wire Count, Increases Device Count
PhysicalEquipment
TerminalBlock /
Test PlugRelay
Merging Unit
Switch or Processor
44 Wires 44 Wires 1 Cable 1 Cable
Yard House
Moving I/O to Yard:
Replace Wire With Fiber
PhysicalEquipment
TerminalBlock
RelayTerminalBlock /
Test Plug
MarshallingCabinet
I/O Transceiver
44 Wires 24 Wires
20 Wires
24 Wires24 Wires
1 Cable
YardHouse
Where Should Testing Be Performed?
It Is Colder (or Hotter) Outside
Conclusions
• Number of wires and number of devices are key elements of complexity
• Reduction of wire count AND device count both need consideration
Conclusions
• Firmware complexity and qualitative measures are as significant as hardware measures
• Measuring and evaluating scheme complexity are how we improve