IEC 61850 Basics
IEC 61850 Basics
Part 1
§ Utility, Substation & Substation automation function
§ IEC & IEC 61850
§ IEC 61850 Data Model
§ Commonly used services of IEC 61850 (GOOSE, MMS)
§ Performance requirement
§ IEC 61850 basic engineering concept & Demo using PCM600 Part 2
§ ACSI & SCSM
§ The Goal of the IEC 61850 standard
§ Conformance testing handling & Tissues
§ IEC 61850 Ed 2.0 – A quick glance
§ IEC 61850 parts of the standard
§ Conformance documents
Content
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IEC 61850 Basics
Secondary substation Distribution substation 400 kV 66 / 33 kV 132/110 kV 24kV – 12kV Transmission substation Main substation 400 V Transformer
Utility - Overview
36kV-An electrical substation is a subsidiary station of an electricity generation, transmission and distribution system where voltage is transformed from high to low
or the reverse using transformers. Electric power may flow through several
substations between generating plant and consumer, and may be changed in voltage in several steps.
Substation
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IEC
IEC 61850
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The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) is the world’s leading organization that prepares and publishes International Standards for all electrical, electronic and related technologies
IEC 61850 Ed 1.0 => Communication networks and systems in substations
IEC 61850 Ed 2.0 => Communication networks and systems for power utility
§ Protection
§ Earth fault, Over current, Distance etc
§ Control
§ Operation of switches (Circuit breaker, Isolators etc)
§ Monitoring
§ The position of switches
§ Current , Voltage, Power etc.
§ Warning & Alarming events
Substation automation functions
single-line diagram (SLD) is a simplified notation for representing a
three-phase power system
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Single Line Diagram
Substation automation functions
Protection
Transformer CT -> Current Transformer VT -> Voltage Transformer Protection IED Protection IEDSubstation automation functions
Protection
Continued…. © ABB Group May 12, 2015 | Slide 12 Transformer CT -> Current Transformer VT -> Voltage Transformer Line to transmit Power Protection IED Protection IED Fault Blocking information Fault current Fault currentSubstation automation functions
Protection
Continued…. Transformer CT -> Current Transformer VT -> Voltage Transformer Protection IED Protection IEDSubstation automation functions
Control
© ABB Group May 12, 2015 | Slide 14 § Operation of § Circuit breaker § Isolators § Earth switch Station HMISubstation automation functions
Control
Continued….Transformer
CT -> Current Transformer
Substation automation functions
Control
Continued…. © ABB Group May 12, 2015 | Slide 16 Transformer CT -> Current Transformer VT -> Voltage Transformer Line to transmit Power Protection IED Protection IEDSubstation automation functions
Monitoring
§ Switch position
§ Current, Voltage, power
§ Alarming conditions
Substation automation functions
Summary
© ABB Group May 12, 2015 | Slide 18 Transformer CT -> Current Transformer VT -> Voltage Transformer Line to transmit Power Protection IED Protection IED Control Monitoring Protection*Apart from Station HMI, control and monitoring is possible locally at the IED or Switchgear *Arrow marks are shown only for explaining the The functionality
Substation automation function
Levels
Process level Bay level Station level
G O O S E REPORT Bay 1 Bay 2
IEC 61850 8-1 Station bus CONTROL
Substation automation function
Levels
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Process level Bay level Station level
G O O S E REPORT Bay 1 Bay 2
IEC 61850 8-1 Station bus CONTROL IE C 6 1 8 5 0 9 -2 P ro c e s s B u s MU – Merging Unit MMS
Substation automation function
Substation automation
Data Exchange
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Station bus
§Data is transferred mainly according IEC 61850-8-1:
§Control service
§Commands
§Report service
§Indications to IEC 61850 clients
§GOOSE service
§Indication and information exchange between bay level IEDs
§File transfer service
§Transmission of disturbance records
Note: Only commonly used services are mentioned. For more details on services refer IEC 61850 7-2 and IEC 61850 8-1
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Data model - Logical Node (LN)
§ Definition
§ An object which represent a specific function in a domain e.g
Substation automation, Hydro Power plant etc
§ A named grouping of data and associated services that is logically
related to a function.
§ Smallest part of a function that exchanges data.
§ Logical node classes are defined in IEC 61850 7-4
§ 4 letters are used for defining the logical node class e.g. STMP, XCBR
§ First letter represents the function group which belongs to e.g. in STMP, S
denote is logical node for a supervising function
§ A logical node type is created out of classes by adding prefix and
instance number as suffix e.g CNSCSTMP1
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Data model - Logical Node
LN class name
DO name
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Data model - Logical Node Type
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Information from IEC61850 7-4 Ed (2.0)
LN Type from LN Class
CNCSTMP1
Alm Trip
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Data reference – From LN level
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CNCSTMP1/Alm/stVal CNCSTMP1/Alm/q CNCSTMP1/Alm/t
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Logical Device (LD)
• Entity that represents a set of typical automation, protection or other functions
• It is a meaningful collection of LNs for performing a common action e.g. Monitoring, Protection , Control etc
Logical devices
IED Name (Technical Key)
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Data reference from communication interface
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CNSCSTMP1
Alm Trip
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Substation automation function
Monitoring – Report Service
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Process level Bay level Station level
REPORT
Bay 1
Bay 2
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Report Service
Dataset CNC_1\CNCSTMP1\Alm (FC=ST) CNC_1\CNCSTMP2\Alm (FC=ST) CNC_1\CNCSTMP2\Alm (FC=ST)FCDA => Used to group commonly used data attributes for easy retrieval Report Control block
Collection Attributes for Data exchange
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Report Service
© ABB Group May 12, 2015 | Slide 36 Dataset CNC_1\CNCSTMP1\Alm (FC=ST) CNC_1\CNCSTMP2\Alm (FC=ST) CNC_1\CNCSTMP2\Alm (FC=ST) Report Control blockTrigger
option Data change (DChg ) Quality change (QChg)
Data update (Dupd)
Type of
Reporting Buffered Un-buffered
Integrity (Cyclic)
Buffer Time (BufTm) General interrogation
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Report Service
BRCB – Buffered Report Control Block
Internal events (caused by trigger options data-change, quality-change, and data-update) issue immediate sending of reports orbuffer the events (to some practical limit) for transmission, such that values of data object are not lost due to transport flow control constraints or loss
of connection. BRCB provides the sequence-of-events (SOE)
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Report Service
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URCB – Un-buffered Report Control Block
Internal events (caused by trigger options data-change, quality-change, and data-update) issue immediate sending of reports. If no association exists, or if the transport data flow is not fast enough to support it, events may be lost.
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GOOSE
Dataset
CNC_1\CNCSTMP1\Alm .stVal CNC_1\CNCSTMP2\Alm.q GOOSE Control block
Collection Attributes for Data exchange
• Generic Object Oriented Substation Event • Multicast
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GOOSE
© ABB Group May 12, 2015 | Slide 40 Dataset CNC_1\CNCSTMP1\Alm .stVal CNC_1\CNCSTMP2\Alm.q GOOSE Control BlockAPP-ID VLAN-ID
VLAN-PRIORITY MinTime
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GOOSE
T0 retransmission in stable conditions (no event for a long time).
(T0) retransmission in stable conditions may be shortened by an
event.
T1 shortest retransmission time after the event.
T2, T3 retransmission times until achieving the stable conditions time.
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Performance requirement
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Performance requirement
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Type 1A “Trip”
The trip is the most important fast message in the substation. Therefore, this message has more demanding requirements compared to all other fast
messages. Same performance may be requested for interlocking, intertrips and logic discrimination between protection functions.
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Performance requirement
Continued…Type 1B “Others”
All other fast messages are important for the interaction of the automation system with the process but have less demanding requirements compared to the “trip”. The performance for automation functions are typically between the response time of operators (order of 1 000 ms) and of protection (order of 10 ms). This performance is also valid for such messages between a substations automation systems and other local systems.
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Engineering - SCL
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• Engineering information exchange is done using Substation Configuration
Language (SCL)
• XML format
• ICD, SCD,SSD are the file types used during engineering and are based on
SCL
• ICD IED Capability Description
• SCD System Configuration Description
• SSD System Specification Description
Note: IEC 61850 Ed 2.0 uses two more file types IID and SED for engineering
• SED System Exchange Description • IID Instantiated IED Description
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Engineering workflow
ICD
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IED Configurator
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• Create the ICD file,
• To modify the data model, parameter and configuration values either for a new ICD file
• IED configurator is responsible for binding incoming data from other IEDs as defined within an imported SCD file to internal signals, e.g. by means of the SCL Input section, and for generating and loading the IED instance specific configuration data, which a CID file could be a part of.
• Write the Configuration into IED
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System Configurator
• Create IED instances
• Engineer the data flow between the IEDs, give addresses to them
Note: For the detailed capability of System Configurator, refer IEC 61850-6 Ed2.0 Page 109
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System Configurator
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• Create IED instances from IED templates
• Engineer the data flow between the IEDs, give addresses to them • Bind the logical nodes to the primary system
Note: For the detailed capability of System Configurator, refer IEC 61850-6 Ed 2.0 Page 109
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Engineering workflow
IED Configurator System
Configurator
§ Instantiation of 2 REC650 IEDs
§ Creation of Dataset for GOOSE service § Creation of GOOSE control block
§ Connecting to GOOSE data to subscribing IED § Creation of Dataset for Report service
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ACSI – Abstract Communication Service Interface
ACSI defines
• A hierarchical class model of all information that can be accessed via a communication network
• E.g. get the list of Logical nodes under an LD
• Services that operate on these classes
• E.g. Control services like operate
• Parameters associated with each service
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SCSM – Specific Communication Service Mapping
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It specifies the mapping of the objects and services of the ACSI (Abstract Communication Service Interface, IEC 61850-7-2) to MMS (Manufacturing Message Specification, ISO 9506)and ISO/IEC 8802-3 frames.
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SCSM – Specific Communication Service Mapping
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Reference : http://blog.iec61850.com/2010/08/many-abstract-and-concrete-layers-in.html SCSM
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Long term stability
Application Domain Substation Application •Objects •Services Mapping 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ISO/OSI
seven layer stack Communication Technology Abstract Interface Stack Interface Approach of IEC61850 Adaptation
per selected stack Long-term definition Safe-guarding investments Stack selection following state-of-art Communication technology Slow
Fast
MMS TCP/IP EthernetIEC 61850
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The goal of the IEC 61850 standard
Interoperability
The ability for IED’s from one or several manufacturer
to
exchange
information and
use
the information for the
their own functions.
Long Term Stability
The standard shall be
future proof
, i.e. it must be able
to follow the progress in
communication technology
as
well as evolving
system requirements
.
Free Configuration
The standard shall support different
philosophies
and
allow a free allocation of functions e.g. Can work in a
centralized architecture as well as distributed
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Interoperability
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§ What is needed for interoperability:
• Common standardized data model • Common standardized service model • Common standardized protocol
• Common standardized communication architecture • Common standardized engineering data exchange • Common standardized conformance tests
Interoperability
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Free configuration
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Long term stability
Application Domain Substation Application •Objects •Services Mapping 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ISO/OSI
seven layer stack Communication Technology Abstract Interface Stack Interface Approach of IEC61850 Adaptation
per selected stack Long-term definition Safe-guarding investments Stack selection following state-of-art Communication technology Slow
Fast
MMS TCP/IP EthernetIEC 61850
Standardised conformance test
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IEC 61850 - 10 IEC 61850 - 10
UCA international user group (ucaiug) • Manages Quality program
• IEC 61850 Testing sub committee
• Set-up and maintain test procedures
• Accreditation procedures for test labs
• Sharepoint with documents, minutes of meeting and certificates
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Standardised conformance test
IEC 61850 - 10IEC 61850 - 10Vendor independent Testing agency
Link for presentation from KEMA
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Tissues
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• Technical Issues in the released standard
• http://tissues.iec61850.com/default.mspx
• *This site has no search unfortunately. However, you can search it using Google search, with the following search string:
• site:http://www.tissues.iec61850.com what-I-look-for Example:
site:http://www.tissues.iec61850.com maxAttributes
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Extended Data Exchange
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Parts of the standard
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Reference : IEC 61850- 5 Ed 2.0
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Conformance documents
MICS
• Model Information Conformity Statement
PICS
• Protocol Information Conformity Statement
PIXIT
• Protocol Implementation Extra information
TICS
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Useful Links
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