IEC 61850

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Interoperability with IEC 61850
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IEC 61850
INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN
ABB, ALSTOM and SIEMENS
STATUS REVIEW November 2002
IEC 61850 the global standard for communication in substations
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Support for IEC 61850
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 ABB, Alstom and Siemens (A-A-S) are deeply engaged
in the elaboration of the IEC 61850 standard.
 Each of these companies will implement IEC61850 in its
power automation products and systems.
 A roadmap for the staged implementation of IEC 61850
has been defined in line with the progress of the
standard.
 To verify the implementation of IEC61850 of all three
suppliers, joint interoperability tests have been
specified.
The first test step has now been completed
successfully.
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IEC 61850 Interoperability in two phases
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Specification level
Phase1
Phase 2
Typical functions of a
substation automation
system
Best practice used for
the implementation with
respect to the standard.
Phase 1 (P1): Basic functions
GOOSE*
Phase 2 (P2): Advanced functions
*GOOSE: Generic Object Oriented Substation Event
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IEC
Committee
draft
2000
Committee draft
for vote
2001
Final draft
International
Standard
2002
International
Standard
2003
2004
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The way to interoperable substation automation
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Test P2b
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Schedule of activities
Test P2a
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Further interoperability tests
A-A-S
First interoperability
tests of bay devices
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What is GOOSE?
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 GOOSE (Generic Object Oriented Substation Event)
 It is a mechanism for the fast transmission of substation
events, such as commands, alarms, indications, as
messages
 A single GOOSE message sent by an IED * can be
received and used by several receivers
 GOOSE takes advantage of the powerful Ethernet and
supports real-time behaviour
 It is used for e.g.
 tripping of switchgear
 starting of disturbance recorder
 providing position indication for interlocking
* IED: Intelligent Electronic Device
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One device (sender) publishes information, only the
subscriber devices are receiving it.
The reaction of each receiver depends on its
configuration and functionality.
EXAMPLE:
GOOSE
Sender
Device X
GOOSE
Receiver
Device Y
Ethernet
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IEC 61850 GOOSE Principle
GOOSE message
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GOOSE
Receiver
Device Z
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Test configuration of phase 1
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100 Mbit/s redundant switched Ethernet ring
GOOSE messages
KEMA UniCAIEC61850 GOOSE Simulator
Network
Analyser
KEMA UniCAIEC61850 Analyser
GOOSE: Generic Object Oriented Substation Event
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Substation Configuration Language (SCL)
SCL is the basis for the
success of Plug & Play
SCL provides a common
object and configuration
description
SCL file distributed and agreed by A-A-S via email
Result of Phase 1 Test: Plug & Play!
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Tripping via GOOSE
GOOSE message with commands for CB * tripping and
disturbance recorder starting
Configuration: sender X --> receiver Z
GOOSE
Receiver
Device Y
Injection test device
Fault
Simulation
* CB = Circuit Breaker
„Y does
not react“
GOOSE
Sender
Device X
Ethernet
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GOOSE
Receiver
Device Z
„CB* off“
„Z starts its
disturbance
recording“
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Negative tests
GOOSE message with commands for CB tripping and
disturbance recorder starting
Configuration: sender Y --> receiver Z not configured
Injection test device
GOOSE
Sender
Device Y
Fault
simulation
GOOSE
Sender
Device X
Ethernet
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GOOSE
Receiver
Device Z
„no reaction“
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Positive tests
GOOSE message with commands for CB tripping and
disturbance recorder starting
Configuration: sender Y --> receiver Z
Injection test device
GOOSE
Sender
Device Y
Fault
simulation
GOOSE
Sender
Device X
Ethernet
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GOOSE
Receiver
Device Z
„CB off“
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Performance tests: Background traffic
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KEMA UniCAIEC61850 GOOSE Simulator
Produced 10, 50,150, 300 GOOSE
messages within 50ms
Heavy busload
100 Mbit/s redundant switched Ethernet ring
GOOSE
Sender
Device X
GOOSE
Receiver
Device Y
GOOSE
Receiver
Device Z
measured time
Fault
CB off
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Performance tests: Device load
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KEMA UniCAIEC61850 GOOSE Simulator
Produced 10, 50,150, 300 GOOSE
messages within 50ms
Heavy busload
Heavy
device load
100 Mbit/s redundant switched Ethernet ring
GOOSE
Sender
Device X
GOOSE
Receiver
Device Y
GOOSE
Receiver
Device Z
measured time
Fault
CB off
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Phase 1: Performance tests
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Software
implementation
Optimised
Average
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
Transmission time [ms]
The transmission time was dependent of
today`s software implementation.
Bus load or device load had no major effect.
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Interoperability test concept
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Number of tests
 Positive tests
9
Correct message transmission between
configured senders and receivers
 Negative tests (selectivity & security)
9
Message ignored by non-configured receiver
 Degraded tests (quality, testmode...)
10
No reaction to faulty or test messages
in all receivers
 Performance / Load tests
11
Response times measured with different
background loads
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Test results
dismissed
(standard)
rejected
(implementation)
accepted
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Total tests
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Experience from the rejected resp. dismissed test
cases was used to improve the IEC 61850
specification and implementation.
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A week of successful work
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The teams from A-A-S
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Conclusion
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 An important part of the standard was tested
successfully
 39 cases have been tested within one week
 The standardisation documents are well defined
 Three major companies in the substation and
substation automation business are on track
with their implementation of IEC 61850
A-A-S is on track - and on the right way
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