Integrated Volt/VAR Control

Similar documents
Integrated Volt/VAR Control

Voltage Optimization: Distribution Planning Considerations and Demand Savings Potential for an Emerging IDSM Technology

What Do You Need to Ensure a Successful Transition to IoT?

BACSOFT IOT PLATFORM: A COMPLETE SOLUTION FOR ADVANCED IOT AND M2M APPLICATIONS

Technologies for Advanced Volt/Var Control Implementation. Integration of Advanced Metering Data

GENe DMS. Why choose GENe DMS? GE Energy Digital Energy

Managing intelligent electronic devices

Distribution Automation

2017 EAS User Training & Technical Showcase Event

Substations 1 Feeders 2 Capacitors 3

PPL Electric Utilities Summer Readiness Overview June 2018

PowerOn Advantage. GE Digital Energy. Integrated and Streamlined Operations. Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS) Intuitive User Experience

The National Commission for Energy State Regulation of Ukraine Energy The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Distribution System Losses

National Grid s Approach to Commissioning of Smart Grid Pilot Devices. J. VALENZUELA M.L. COOPER National Grid USA

Session 9: Photovoltaic System Case Studies And Electric Distribution Planning for DER October 21, 2015 Santiago, Chile

Conservation Voltage Reduction: What Are the Savings?

Symphony IoT. Solar Farm Manager. Product Brief

DRIVE YOUR DATA FORWARD AUTOMATIC PASSENGER COUNTING SOLUTIONS. For Transit Buses

Distribution Automation. What? D A. How? Why?

Walk-through of long-term utility distribution plans: Part 1 - Traditional Distribution Planning

Grid Modernization Initiatives at ComEd

SPOK e.notify. Enabling Sophisticated, Efficient Incident Management

SUBNET IoT to the PI System: A Bridge to Support Business Use Cases

Distribution Systems - Program 128

KEEP TRACK OF WHAT MATTERS AUTOMATIC PASSENGER COUNTING SOLUTIONS. For Subways, Trains, Trams, Platform Doors and Stations

Smart Grid. Project Types and Technology EnerNex. All Rights Reserved.

CIRED Workshop - Lyon, 7>8 June 2010 Paper 0004 ABSTRACT WHAT IS ISCM? INTRODUCTION WHY ISCM?

EQUIPMENT-AS-A-SERVICE. Helping you deploy new technology when and where you need IT

Smart Grid Concept, Applications and Lessons Learned from Recent Deployments

EXECUTIVE BRIEFING THE NIAGARA FRAMEWORK AND ENERGY

Smart Distribution Applications and Technologies - Program 124

Analysis of distribution system reliability and outage rates

Enhancing Utility Outage Management System (OMS) Performance

Siemens ENEAS. Always ahead of the field with comprehensive system solutions for energy automation. Answers for energy.

Grid IQ Microgrid Control System

IBM Tivoli Monitoring

Virtual Power Plant Simulation

National Grid s approach to commissioning of Smart Grid Pilot devices. Jorge Valenzuela Chicago, Oct 2015

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PLANNING TUTORIAL. MN Power Systems Conference November 6, 2014

MI.NET MIGRATABLE AMI. Mobility that drives the network.

EVALUATION OF ENERGY STORAGE IN DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

The most advanced and complete monitoring and management solutions for all of your distributed energy assets

GridSpice - A Virtual Test Bed for Smart Grid

ewin: Enterprise-Wide Integrated Networks Solutions that allow utilities to seamlessly monitor, know and act with the utmost control

ADVANCED CONTROL METHODS

real-time, two-way customer engagement to improve our power restoration efforts. The ACS mobile suite offers rich,

VOLTS-VAR OPTIMISATION (VVO)

AMI information. for improved outage management

Condition Monitoring Solutions

Yale Vision Wireless Asset Management

Value of the Integrated Grid Utility Integrated Distributed Resource Deployment

SUMMARY Table 1 presents the proposed 2010 Smart Grid costs for Operations and Information Technology. Operations Projects 3,

Training. Advancing yourself

MAUI SMART GRID PROJECT

Making a business case for smart meters: Some additional benefits from SP AusNet s smart meter rollout

Welding quality management MODULE OF WELDEYE WELDING MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

PLANNING GUIDE FOR SINGLE CUSTOMER SUBSTATIONS SERVED FROM TRANSMISSION LINES

AllSites Energy Management App


CVR as an Energy Efficiency Resource

UK Power Networks. Technology Watch (Smart) Networks Context & Innovation. 28 th April, 2015 David Boyer, Smart Networks Policy Lead

SPI SPEL SP-P&ID USING SMARTPLANT FOUNDATION

Vodafone Global M2M. Smart utilities solutions

2 Siemens AP Siemens AG 2015

Business Impact of Using the Remote Disconnect Switch October, 2013

The Smart Move for Advanced Automated Meter Reading (AMR)

BEFORE THE PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION : : INITIAL COMMENTS OF CONSTELLATION NEWENERGY, INC.

Eversource - Building a More Resilient Grid for Our Customers

Microgrids under perfect control

Oracle DataRaker The Most Complete, Most Reliable Solution for Transforming Complex Data into Actionable Insight

Itron Analytics. Maximize the Full Value of Your Smart Grid. Image

The Intelligent Investment for Boundless Productivity

Elster and the Smart Grid. May 2009 Ali Mouslmani

IBM Self Checkout System 6

Smart Grid Conference

Energy Management System (EMS)

Secure energy supply Energy Automation for Airports

HIGH RESOLUTION INSIGHT FOR RISING MAINS PRODUCT BROCHURE

Enabling Integration of Distributed Renewables - Program 174

Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service

Determination of Smart Inverter Control Settings to Improve Distribution System Performance

A Standardized Approach to DER Group Management

Power Quality for Improved Power Delivery Performance - Program 1

Laura Butler - AMI Team Leader, Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation NY, USA

Metrics for Addressing Smart Grid Issues, Including the Importance and Necessity of Protocols

Transforming knowledge into availability SITRAM MONITORING from TLM Transformer Lifecycle Management Answers for energy.

Utilizing a Smart Grid Monitoring System to Improve Voltage Quality of Customers

Safe Integration of Renewables at Transmission and Distribution Level. Alexander Krauss - Digital Grid Software and Solutions

Dynamic Price, Product and Messaging Specification

PRYSM ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE. Intelligent Digital Solutions for a Smarter India

End-to-end electrical solutions for the biggest challenges involved with connecting wind energy to the grid. Solutions for Wind Energy Integration

Manage your site lighting in real time, from anywhere

An Oracle White Paper June Microgrids: An Oracle Approach

Analytical Products and Solutions

Control Products & Systems OEM siemens.com/buildingtechnologies-oem

Rosemount 8800 Series of Instrumentation Vortex Flowmeters. Delivering on the Promise of Vortex

Examining Pressure Management Methods in Water Distribution Systems (Part 2 of 2) White Paper

Spotlight Monitoring System

Network Performance and Operational Analytics 24/7

Safe, secure, and reliable energy for Oil & Gas operations. Protect your infrastructure with the PACiS energy management and control system

Transcription:

Yukon energy automation software platform Integrated Volt/VAR Control For more efficient, higher quality and less costly power

Integrated Volt/VAR Control enables smart grid power quality strategies 2 EATON Yukon energy automation software platform

Voltage load tap changer (LTC) Voltage regulators and controls Capacitor banks and controls Providing smarter solutions for a smarter grid Yukon IVVC software Overhead recloser Transformers Typical diagram illustrating how Yukon IVVC application works within a power distribution system Eaton offers a comprehensive portfolio of power systems products and engineering expertise, backed by 100+ years of financial stability. Eaton is uniquely positioned to provide integrated solutions for a smarter grid. Eaton s YukonE Integrated Volt/ VAR Control (IVVC) is innovative automation software that furthers system optimization. Besides managing power factor and voltage flatness of a system power quality it can support conservation voltage reduction (CVR), a voltage reduction strategy that reduces demand and energy usage by lowering distribution line voltages to the lower end of the ANSI standard voltage range. This sophisticated automation results in: A greater percentage of energy delivered to paying customers Deferred installation costs of new generation plants A greener energy footprint from less consumed energy For utilities, this means power that s more efficient, higher quality and less costly. IVVC manages power factor and saves energy The Yukon IVVC application collects real-time feeder voltages, watts and var flow from regulators, capacitors and any additional monitoring points such as customer meters or medium-voltage sensors. Yukon analyzes this data in its advanced algorithm, which combines both voltage regulation and power factor correction in real time to determine which capacitor banks and regulators operate ensuring optimum performance from the distribution system to which IVVC is applied. Implementing this control scheme flattens each feeder s voltage profile and lowers average voltages, resulting in significant energy savings while managing power factor to minimize technical losses. A key advantage to the Yukon IVVC algorithm is its use of real-time substation and feeder voltage, watt and var measurements to support voltage and power factor forecasting without requiring an impedance model. EATON Yukon energy automation software platform 3

Real-time voltage monitoring Recent events log Yukon Volt/VAR management is a powerful and user-friendly tool A strength of the Yukon Volt/ VAR management software application is the depth of functionality in its browser-based user interface. The Yukon user interface allows the user to easily manage and monitor the status of substations, buses, feeders and power quality devices. Yukon processes and visually displays this information in real time with graphs and alerts that update frequently to enable users to see the present status of the distribution system. Yukon Volt/VAR management software applications use a heuristic analysis algorithm, and as a result, do not require an impedance model making it very easy to implement and maintain. Voltage and power factor targets are utility-defined and can be easily modified to support transmission var requirements or to initiate a demand reduction event via CVR. Yukon Volt/ VAR management software applications also include powerful tools such as reporting and trending that allow the user to easily organize historical data and display it on customizable graphs. These can be used to view historical data or analyze the effectiveness of the volt/var management strategies. Eaton provides integrated solutions Software, hardware and consulting services complete the package In addition to the Yukon Volt/ VAR management software applications, Eaton offers an entire volt/var management solution including analysis software, intelligent devices and apparatus, and services. Eaton is a longtime provider of power quality equipment to electric utilities, including: Power systems analysis software and implementation services Capacitor banks Capacitor bank controls Voltage regulators Voltage regulator controls Smart sensors Eaton s engineering consulting services team offers utilities a complete turnkey solution encompassing: Network modeling Initial network performance diagnostics Volt/var optimization studies Equipment installation and commissioning Historical trending to assess IVVC performance and compare to other strategies 4 EATON Yukon energy automation software platform

CYMDIST distribution analysis software Capacitor banks CBC-8000 capacitor bank control Eaton s Yukon Volt/VAR management solution integrates to power quality distribution hardware control devices and is industry-leading in quality and innovation. Eaton s Yukon Volt/VAR management solution hardware can include power quality distribution devices such as feeders, regulators, capacitors and any additional monitoring points, including customer meters or mediumvoltage sensors. Working with CYMEE software development experts, Eaton s services team can help implement or improve study processes, provide coaching and build templates for studies. By combining the knowledge acquired while developing the CYME software with field expertise, Eaton s services team can rapidly identify the parameters critical when designing either specific installations or complete networks. Eaton s lightweight, all-aluminum construction of the Series A and cantilever-mount capacitor bank racks makes for easy handling, fast installation and low maintenance. These racks, with a clean uncluttered profile for blending into today s urban, suburban and rural environments, are standouts among pole-mounted capacitor assemblies. Eaton s CBC-8000 capacitor bank control (CBC) is specifically designed to operate utility distribution feeder capacitors. This highly flexible control can be deployed using a variety of control strategies: voltage, vars, current, temperature and time control configurations. Voltage regulator CL-7 multi-phase voltage regulator control Smart sensor Eaton s voltage regulators are available with a full complement of standard features for routine applications, as well as a full line of optional accessories for unique applications. In addition, the voltage regulator offers desirable features that enhance operation and service. Eaton offers reliable voltage regulator controls that incorporate the latest in digital technology to provide accurate, rapid and dependable control of a step-voltage regulator. Available as a single- or multiphase device, the CL-7 control is designed with a full suite of deployment options to enhance grid efficiency and power quality. As a capacitor bank monitoring sensor, the GridAdvisor Series II smart sensor measures current levels on the common neutral conductor and uses cellular communications networks to transmit readings. High neutral current readings may indicate blown capacitor bank fuses or other bank failure. After it identifies such unexpected current levels, the sensor issues alerts to operation and maintenance personnel. EATON Yukon energy automation software platform 5

Yukon is performing as advertised, which is excellent because that s a prerequisite for us to get demand reduction. Third-party consultant who verified test results Field-proven application Eaton s Yukon Volt/VAR management solution began as a centralized capacitor bank control management application. The Yukon intelligent capacitor control application was first deployed in 2001 for substation and feeder var management. In 2004, the capacitor control application functionality was broadened to support substation and feeder voltage management. In 2009, the Yukon Integrated Volt/VAR Control application was added to the volt/var management solution to support substation load tap changers (LTCs), voltage regulators and CVR. Yukon Volt/VAR management software applications installed at a number of utilities across North America presently control more than 20,000 capacitor banks. Eaton s Yukon Volt/VAR management application is field-proven, supporting not just automation analysis and control, but also an easy-to-use graphical user interface with maintenance, administration and reporting functionality. Smart grid team puts Yukon IVVC application to the test A southwestern utility conducted a pilot program in two large feeder networks. They used an 80/20 mix of residential and commercial customers, a feeder network with existing substation and line regulators, and a combination of overhead and underground power delivery of varying lengths. One area was ideal for the automation test because it not only had a history of customer complaints, but also had high projected future growth. Representatives from Eaton, the utility s smart grid technology leader, and a third-party test verification consultant collaborated on the project. The team determined that a valid test required all of the components to be supplied by Eaton, so a number of regulators, controllers and endof-line monitors were swapped out prior to implementation. Results The team found that the IVVC application successfully flattened the utility s voltage profile at the project sites, compared with averages at other sites. Voltage spikes and valleys were smoothed out both in everyday readings and at peak demand. The power factor is now near an optimal 1.0 and CVR has demonstrated the potential to reduce feeder demand by at least 2% (at 3% voltage reduction) during system peaks. Third-party testing A detailed test plan was devised by the third-party consultant that compared IVVC-on days with IVVC-off days. The testing validated that Eaton s Yukon software operated as intended, maintaining a power factor of 0.98 or greater. Whenever the power factor dipped lower, the software swiftly intervened to improve it. In terms of voltage management, the Yukon control successfully managed voltage toward the lower threshold on the IVVC-on days, often two to four volts below the IVVC-off days. 6 EATON Yukon energy automation software platform

Yukon Volt/VAR management low cost of ownership with easy implementation and maintenance Eaton s Yukon Volt/VAR management solution can be configured to meet each utility s operational objectives, whether the objectives are reduction of system losses or conservation voltage reduction. Benefits of IVVC with Eaton Requires limited device data that is easily imported Allows for more streamlined startup of project Follows industry integration standards and protocols Reduces need for additional man-hours when implementing the system Supports different types of communication networks and third-party LTCs, regulators and capacitor banks Compatibility reduces any need for further capital expenditures Validates the operation of the communications message through command response analysis Allows for confirmation so deploying a truck/crew on-site to the device is not necessary EATON Yukon energy automation software platform 7

For more information about how Eaton s Yukon Integrated Volt/VAR solution and products can optimize your electrical power transmission and distribution system, contact 877-277-4636 or visit Eaton.com/cooperpowerseries Eaton 1000 Eaton Boulevard Cleveland, OH 44122 United States Eaton.com Eaton s Energy Automation Solutions Division 3033 Campus Drive Suite 350N Minneapolis, MN 55441 2017 Eaton All Rights Reserved Printed in USA Publication No. BR910005EN / Z19924 Supersedes B1100-14011 September 2017 Eaton is a registered trademark. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners. Follow us on social media to get the latest product and support information.