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Optimisation of the electrical network

„ Measure to understand

„ Understand to control

„ Control to optimise

Cost of power and fluids

Power quality

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Improvement process

Improve the distribution

system

Organise

measurement data

Collect measurement data

Devices Communication Software Analysis Design / Solutions Implement Solutions Check

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„ Reduce energy cost

† Monitor load curve

-> implement load-shedding schemes

-> concentrate heavy consumption during off-peak times

-> avoid exceeding stipulated limits

† Monitor power factor -> implement reactive compensation schemes † Optimize utility contract

& avoid penalties

„ Monitor load curves

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„ Reduce energy cost

† Sub-metering / cost allocation -> allocate internal cost

-> implement awareness programs (best practices, peak shaving)

† Multi-sites aggregation to negotiate better rates

„ Allocate energy costs

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„ Optimize investment

† Identify spare capacity

through analyze of Energy usage † Optimize safety margin

between installed Power and demand Power

† -> avoid unnecessary investment when modifications or extensions are required

„ Extend equipment life time & reduce losses

through Power quality improvement

(cables, transformers, capacitors, motors, electronics...)

„ Analyse energy usage

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„ Monitor

† Power Factor / Reactive Energy † Harmonics

† Neutral Current

due to addition of H3, 6, 9... & Current unbalance

† Voltage or Current unbalance † Frequency

on Diesel Generator

† Voltage sags & swells

due to load fluctuation (motor starting…), power up of

transformer or capacitor banks, lightning...

† Transients…

„ Monitor THD

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„ To avoid

† Increased losses in cables & transformers

† Equipment destruction or reduced life time due to overheating

(transformers, capacitors, motors, VSD’s, neutral cables…)

& vibrations (motors) † Untimely CB tripping † Process disturbance

(sensitive equipment: relays, VSD’s, PLC ’s, motor speed instability...) † Perturbation of communications † & to check energy supply compliance

„ Monitor currents & voltages

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„ Alarm on key parameters & record events

„ Help for preventative maintenance -> detect problem early

-> avoid shut down

-> minimize production losses

† Alarming on key parameters † Number of CB O/C operations † CB contact wear

† Identify polluting loads (high level of Harmonics)

& pull them apart from sensitive loads, install filters or even change them

† Balance bus-bars after demand Power analysis

Optimisation of the electrical network :

availability

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„ Detect voltage disturbances

„ Help for corrective maintenance -> minimize down time

-> minimize production losses

† Look at Sequence of Events

Recording, Waveform captures…

† Identify origin of problems :

- internal cause

- or problem coming from Utility

† Check Voltage disturbances,

overloads...

Optimisation of the electrical network :

availability

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Architecture

„ Software „ Communication interface „ Communicating devices Protection devices Circuit-breakers Power Meters Circuit Monitors SMS

EGX - ECC cardof the CM3000 or 4000

RS485 ModBUS local network Ethernet

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MV protection and monitoring using Sepam 1000+ Measurement on outgoers using PM500

MV switchboard

MSB

Protection and monitoring of LV incomers using Masterpact NW Measurement using PM650

Ex. 1: intelligent devices distributed

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MV/LV substation 1 MV/LV substation 2 PMX or SMS 1500

depending on needs

RS485 Modbus

Ex. 2: several devices with a local power

management software

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SMS 1500

EGX400 gateway

Ethernet Modbus TCP/IP

Modbus RS485

Internet Explorer

Ex. 3: remote management via Ethernet

MV/LV substation 1 MV/LV substation 2

Information Manager reports

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SMS 1500

EGX gateway

Modbus RS485 Ethernet Modbus TCP/IP

Internet Explorer

Ex. 4: communication with BMS or SCADA

BMS or SCADA

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„ “Solution” oriented system

† preconfigured software

† perfect integration in the Schneider offer

„ Concept

† open communication

„ Architecture upgradeable on site

† software updating

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A tool for multi-users

„ Engineering † trends † logs „ Maintenance † alarms † measurements „ Accounting † cost control † optimisation

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The range

PM 800 CM 4000 CM 3000 Use SMS software Convert Web browser EGX gateway PM 500 Acquire - Measure CM 3/4000 + ECC card Sepam Micrologic

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Power Meters

Functionalit

y

PM800

Apply to Mains and Feeders

• Comprehensive Power Metering

• Basic Power Quality (harmonics analysis) • Onboard data logging • Waveform Capture

CM3000

Apply to Mains and Key Feeders

• Advanced Power Monitoring • Power Quality with disturbance

detection

• Onboard data logging

• Disturbance Waveform capture

CM4000

Apply to Critical Power • Extensive Power Quality • Transient Detection (CM4-T) • Wave shape fault recording • Variety of I/O options • Highest revenue accuracy • GPS time synchronization Apply to Feeders

• Power Metering

• Sub-metering / cost allocation • THD monitoring

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Sepam

„ MV protection unit

† Protection for all applications (sub-station,

transformer, motor, bus-bar)

† All functions integrated in a single device,

combined with a circuit-breaker „ MV monitoring and control

† Basic or advanced measurements

† Circuit-breaker status (open, closed, tripped) † Remote control (open, closed commands) † Trip settings, relay status

† Information concerning tripping causes,

event log

„ Communication protocol

† Modbus

Sepam 2000 Sepam 1000+

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Compact NS Masterpact NW Micrologic Control unit

Masterpact NT, NW

Compact NS 800-3200A

„ LV circuit-breakers

† Protection of LV circuits using the Micrologic

control unit

„ LV monitoring and control

† Basic and advanced measurements

† Circuit-breaker status (open, closed, tripped) † Remote control (open, closed commands) † Trip settings, load in percent

† Information concerning the causes of tripping „ Communication protocol

† Modbus † BatiBus

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PowerLogic EGX200 and EGX400

„ Modbus/Ethernet Gateways

† Protocol converter from RS485 - Modbus to

Ethernet - Modbus TCP/IP

† 100Mbits/second † 2 RS485 serial ports

† 2-wire and 4-wire compatibility † Set up via a web browser

† EGX400 = EGX200 + – Web page server

(+ tool for easy personalisation of html pages)

– Fibre optic Ethernet connection

SMS

Ethernet Modbus / TCP

Modbus - RS485

Internet Explorer

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Ethernet Communication Card - ECC21

„ 3 Main functions

† Provides a fast access to Ethernet networks to the

CM3000

– Share information through intranet

† Provides an Ethernet gateway to products daisy

chained to the ECC

– Provides access to Power Meters, CM2000,

Micrologic, Sepam, and other Modbus devices

† Provides an embedded HTML page server

– Share information with a standard Web navigator

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PowerLogic SMS range

Architecture Client / server Standalone n devices Standalone 1 device Functions Device configuration Advanced analysis Multi-device synthesis Meters Bar graphs Custom tables Advanced functions - automatic tasks - custom reports Measurement concentration Analysis

SMS 1500

SMS 3000

PMX 1500

SMS 121

graphical option GFX

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Application : Remote monitoring and Alarm (1)

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Application : System Monitoring and Alarm (2)

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Application : Fault Analysis (1)

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Application : Fault Analysis (2)

Application : Fault Analysis (2)

0.5 cycle 2300A / ms

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Application : Power Quality Monitoring (Harmonic)

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Application : Energy Management (Historical Information)

Application : Energy Management (Historical Information)

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 10 /1 5/ 02 12 :3 1: 00 P M 10 /1 5/02 8:51 :00 P M 10 /1 6/ 02 5: 11 :0 0 A M 10 /1 6/02 1:31 :00 P M 10 /1 6/02 9:51 :00 P M 10 /1 7/ 02 6: 11 :0 0 A M 10 /1 7/02 2:31 :00 P M 10 /1 7/ 02 10 :5 1: 00 P M 10 /1 8/ 02 7: 11 :0 0 A M 10 /1 8/02 3:31 :00 P M 10 /1 8/ 02 11 :5 1: 00 P M 10 /1 9/ 02 8: 11 :0 0 A M 10 /1 9/02 4:31 :00 P M /2 0/0 2 12 :5 1:0 0 A M 10 /2 0/ 02 9: 11 :0 0 A M 10 /2 0/02 5:31 :00 P M 10 /2 1/ 02 1: 51 :0 0 A M /2 1/0 2 10 :1 1:0 0 A M 10 /2 1/02 6:31 :00 P M 10 /2 2/ 02 2: 51 :0 0 A M Appar e nt Pow e r ( k V A )

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Alarm setup

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Alarm logging

„

Waveform capture

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Electricity Consumption Characteristic

of Welding Machine

Standby Condition Working Condition Standby Condition

Voltage sag was occurred and recorded by Power Analyzer

(Alarm was displayed at the same time)

Working Condition

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