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A system approach on power distribution supervisory control catalog

Abstract

The electrical energy distribution networks need remote control systems that are centralised and integrated as far as the functions they can develop are concerned. The need for a thinking unit at the line head for managing a Supervisory Control System is unavoidable. The thinking unit (microprocessor) moreover, allows a communication network to be built up which uses the line without voltage, with a variable number of transmitter-receiver stations attached to the equipped centres, as dis cussed in this paper. This paper considers a strstegy and the execution of a Supervisory Control System which adopts a dynamic polling structure and which is believed to be more attractive and economical than that adopted by rigid network structures. The following paragraphs discuss the configuration of the Distribution Network , the aims that the Supervisory Control System must fulfil, the system functions and a transmission system description.

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A system approach on power distribution supervisory control catalog

Author: Delgado Penin, José Antonio,Serrat Fernández, Juan
Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Year: 1982
Source: https://upcommons.upc.edu/bitstream/2117/87767/1/A%20system%20approach%20on%20power%20distribution%20supervisory%20control%2082.pdf
A SYSTEM APPROACH
ON
POWER
DISTRIBUTION
SUPERVISORY CONTROL
~.
Delgado~PenS::n
J.
·
Se a -Fe n~ndez
E.T~S.Ingeni~ os
Telecomunicaci6n
P
.0.
Box.
30002
Ba celona
(Spain)
R.
Minondo-Fominaya
Emp esa
Nacional
llid oelic ica
del
Ribago zani
Calle
~6 cega
329
Ba celona
(Sp~in)
SUMMARY
The
elec ical
ene gy
dis ibu ion
ne -
wo ks
need
emo e
con ol
sys ems
ha
a e
cen
alised
and
in eg a e
d
as
'
a
as
h~
unc-
-
ions
hey
can
de elop
a e
conce ned,
The
need
o
a
hinking
uni
a
he
line
head
o
mana-
ging
a
Supe iso y
Con ol
Sys em
is
una oida-
ble,
The
hinking
uni
(mic op ocesso )
mo e-
o e ,
allows
a
communica ion
ne wo k
o
b·e ·
buil
up
which
uses
he
lin
e
wi hou
ol
age
,
.--,;
wi h
a
a iable
'
numbe
o
.
ansmi e - ecei e
s a ions
a ached
o
he
equi
pped
cen es,
as
dis
cussed
in
his
pape .
This
pape
conside s
a
s s egy
and
he
execu ion
o
a S
upe iso y
Con ol
Sys
e~
which
adop s
a
dynamic
polling
s uc u e
and
which
is
be1ie ed
o
be
.
mo a
a ac i a
and
econo o{cal
han
ha
adop ~d
by
igid
ne wo k
s uc u es,
The
oilowing
pa ag aphs
discuss
he
con-
igu a ion
o
he
Dis ibu ion
Ne wo k
,
he
~ims
ha
he
Supe iso y
Con ol
Sys em
mus
ul
i
l;
he
sys em
unc ions
and
a
ansmi-
ssion
sys em
des
c ip io
n.
CONFIG
URAT
IO
N
OF
THE
NETWORK
The
Supe iso y
Con ol
Sys em
conside ed
in
his
pape
akes
in d
accoun
a
dis
ibu-
ion
ne wo k
con igu a ion
in
which
he e
is
an
ope a ing
ol age
o
25
kV
ou s~de
he
p i-
ma y
s a ion
o
jub-s a ion
·
walls,
The
Ne wo k
.
is
meshed
(excep
in
so~e
isola ed
cases
o
o
ally
u a~
a eas
whe e
ope a ion,
bo h
o¥
2
o e h~ad
and
unde g ound
lines,
is
adial
'
Figu e
I
shows
e
lemen s
which
usu
al
ly
ma-
ke
up
_
he
ype
o
Ne wo k
in b
which
he
Supe£
iso y
Sys em
is
in oduced
.
Also
wo h
me
n ioning
a e
h~
T-R
blocks
which
will
allow
he
exchange
o
in o ma ion
·
be ween
he
line
Head
and
he
equipped
Cen es
unde
he
managemen
o
a
mic op ocesso .
AIMS
The
ma
in
ai~s
o
he
Supe iso y
Con ol
Sys
em
a e
-Faul
loca ion.
I
is
unde s ood
ha
a
aul
has
been
loca ed
when
he
equipped
Cen es
closes
o
i
a e
k~ow~.
PFa~l
isola ion.
I
i~
unde ~ oad
ha
a
aul
has
been
isola ed
wh
~n
he
open-
close
sub-sys ems
ha
e
been
ac i a ed
in
sucb
a
way
ha
h
ey
p e en
he
pas
Raie
o
ene gy
o
he
sec ion
in
which
he
aul
l
ies.
-Renewal
o
se ice.
Thi
$
is
unde s ood
o
mean
he
ac ions
o
be
aken
by
m
eans
o
he
open-close
elemen s
w
i
h a
iew
o
es iblishing
se ice
on
he
N
e wo k,
excep
on
he
sec ion
a ee ed
by
he
au
1
.
-Cen alised
eco din
g
o
all
ac ions
a-
ken
on
he
_
Ne wo k.
-Open-ende<!
..
,
.~
ha
is,
ha
he
sys em
a.,;.
llows
a ia ions
in
he
Ne wo k
wi hou
he
need
o
modi ying
i s
own
.
si uc
~
e.
SYSTEM F
UN
CTIONS
W~en
a
aul
occu s,
h
e
pa
o
he
sys-
eM
is•ocia ed
wi h
he
sec ion
o
he
Ne -
wo k
on
which
i
occu ed,
en e s
in o
ope a-
ion
. .
.
_,,
....
;~
The
line
head
mic op ocesso
in e o
ga es
in
~
p ese
o de ,
he
equipped
C
en es
(
T-R
)
dependen
on
i ,
so
as
o
ind
ou
whe h
e
hey
ha e
"seen''
o
11
no
seen"
he
aul
cu-
en ,
F om
Fi
g
u e
I
i
can
be
seen
ha
i
a -
e
an
a i ma i e
esponse
a
nega i e
espon
-
se
is
gi en,
his
means
ha
he
equipped
Ce
n-
e~
6y
which
he
~aul
is
bounded
ha e
be
en
lo
~
a
ed
and
he
aim
o
loca ion
has
been
u
l-
illed,
..
Follo~ing
his,
he
line
Head
(T-R)
in-
o ms
he
wo
equipped
Cen es
men ion
e d
ab
o
e
wi h
ega ~
o
wbich
open-close
de ices
mus
be
ac ua ed
in
o de
o
isola e
he
a
ul
and
in o ms
he
n_
ea es
isola o
o
ca y
ou
he
necessa y
i
sola ion
and
enewa
l o
se ~ice.
TRANSMISSION
SYS EM
DESCRPTION
Figu e
2
shows
h
e
line
head
T-R
bl
ock
diag am.
The
In e ace
sub-sys em
wi h
he
mi
-
c op oces~o
is
a~ynch onous
and
ope a es
u
n-
de
p og am
con ol.
On
he
" ansmission
mo-
de"
he
MUX
ga
he
s
h
e
in o ma ion
acco ding
o
he
o ma
shown
in
Figu e
4.
Then
h
e
di-
gi al
signal
associa
ed
wi h
he
bu s
(32
bi s)
modula es
a
ca ie
in
ampli ude
(225
Hz).
The
esul ing
•ignal
is
ampli ied
and
adap ed
o
line
wi
h
qe
aim
o
supplying
he
line
80
V
.A.
The
ca ie~
and
he
clock
signals
a e
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ne a ed
by
an
independen ,
qua z-c ys al
~y~
hesise .
On
he
~ecep ion
mode
h~
line
sig-
nal
is
equalised
on
he
eeei ~
and
h
e n
pa-
s
ses
h ou
g h
an
en elope
de ec o
om
which
in o ma ion
is
ob ained
o
con olling
he
ph
a
se
o
he
syn hesise
,and
de ec ing
he
d!
gi al
signal
associa ed
wi h
he
.
bu s
· e
cei-
ed
.
Fi
g
u e
3
shows
he
T-R
block
diag am
o
a n
equipp
ed
Cen e.
I
can
be
see
n
h
a
he
only
di
e
ence
wi h
eg
a
d
o
he
dia
g
am
gi en
in
Fi g
u e
2
is
h
e
Con ol
Uni
sub-sys
e
n
, wh
os
e '
unc ion
s a
e
· -
In
T an
s
mi
s
sion
m
ode,
c o
nn
ec
ion
o
he
si
g
nal
a
sso
c i a e d
wi h
he
in
o
ma
ion
o
"
see
n"
o
"no
seen"
a
ul
cu en .
In
Recep ion
mod
e , g
ene a ion
o
con
ol
_si
gn
a
ls.
Fi
g
u e
4
illus
a
es
he
: d a
a
ans e
o
m
a whi
ch
is
mad e
up
o
32
bi
s d i
s ibu-
ed
as
ol
l
ows
13 b i
s
o
SYNC
a
nd
adju
s ~
m
e
n
o
he
Au-
oma
ic
Ga
in
Con ol.
·
6
bi
s
o
id e
n
i i
c
a
io~
·
o
a s
a
i
on
o
d e
s in
il
i o
n.
6
bi
s
o
iJen i i
ca
io
n
o
h
e s o
u ce
s
a
ion.
5
bi
s
o
in o m
a
i
o
n.
FIGURE
7.
J •
- 2
bi s
o
pa i y
con ol~
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SYSTEM CONTROLLED
FROM
THE _
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OF THE L
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ELEMENT E
QUIPPED
WITH OPENl
NG
AND
CLOSING
SYSTEM CONTROLL
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FROM THE
HEAD
OF THE L
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UNEQUIPPED
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