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NextSTEP PROJECT – P2020 NEXT DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATION IMPROVED PLATFORM

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Page 1: NextSTEP - eneida.ioENEIDA.IO DEVELOPED TO NEXTSTEP A SET OF 5 SMART SENSORS: EWS DTVI-m – a smart sensor to monitor the feeder pillars. With these data several use cases were developed

NextSTEPPROJECT – P2020NEXT DISTRIBUTION SUBSTATION

IMPROVED PLATFORM

Page 2: NextSTEP - eneida.ioENEIDA.IO DEVELOPED TO NEXTSTEP A SET OF 5 SMART SENSORS: EWS DTVI-m – a smart sensor to monitor the feeder pillars. With these data several use cases were developed

Next Distribution SubstationImproved Platform

NextSTEPPROJECT – P2020

MAIN GOALSThis project aims to design and prototype a new Secondary Distribution Substation (SDS) combining different technologies ranging from Smart Grid sensing and automation to sustainable roofs for the substations enclosures.

ENEIDA.IO DEVELOPED TO NEXTSTEP A SET OF 5 SMART SENSORS:

EWS DTVI-m – a smart sensor to monitor the feeder pillars. With these data several use cases were developed (see Eneida Deepgrid);

EWS DTE-m – this smart sensor measures the Protective Earth (PE) and Neutral (N) resistances, as well as the voltage between PE and N. With these data, DSO can better manage the earthing systems over the SDS park.

WIRELESS SENSORS:

EWS DTPD-b – smart sensor addressing the condition of MV assets, from Partial Discharge evaluation;

EWS DTHT-b – temperature and moisture measurement inside and outside the SDS enclosure.

EWS DTT-b – temperature measurement on the Transformer's cover.

Data from wireless smart sensors is used as inputs to the ventilation control system, which contributes to the optimisation of the Transformer's capacity.

Page 3: NextSTEP - eneida.ioENEIDA.IO DEVELOPED TO NEXTSTEP A SET OF 5 SMART SENSORS: EWS DTVI-m – a smart sensor to monitor the feeder pillars. With these data several use cases were developed

MAIN GOALSThis project aims to design and prototype a new Secondary Distribution Substation (SDS) combining different technologies ranging from Smart Grid sensing and automation to sustainable roofs for the substations enclosures.

ENEIDA.IO DEVELOPED TO NEXTSTEP A SET OF 5 SMART SENSORS:

EWS DTVI-m – a smart sensor to monitor the feeder pillars. With these data several use cases were developed (see Eneida Deepgrid);

EWS DTE-m – this smart sensor measures the Protective Earth (PE) and Neutral (N) resistances, as well as the voltage between PE and N. With these data, DSO can better manage the earthing systems over the SDS park.

WIRELESS SENSORS:

EWS DTPD-b – smart sensor addressing the condition of MV assets, from Partial Discharge evaluation;

EWS DTHT-b – temperature and moisture measurement inside and outside the SDS enclosure.

EWS DTT-b – temperature measurement on the Transformer's cover.

DSO partner (Live demonstrator): Communications:

Fernandes, L.; Catalão, R.; Pires, L.; Pinto. J.; Janeiro, C.; Cordeiro, M. - "Pioneer earth systems remote monitoring for secondary distribution substations". CIRED 2019, Madrid, Spain. June 2019; Faria, J.; Lima, D.; Oliveira, L.; Oliveira, J.; Cardoso, F. - "Smart Distribution transformers: Non-invasive Sensing to Enable Business Transformation". CIRED 2019, Madrid, Spain. June 2019.

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Copromoters:

Data from wireless smart sensors is used as inputs to the ventilation control system, which contributes to the optimisation of the Transformer's capacity.

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