PRST Clp500 en

Distributed Platform for Supervision, Control and Protection
Technology that moves the world
Version 2.2
Power 2008-03-06 Systems Automation
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CLP 500 Introduction
CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500 Conclusions
CLP 500RTU Application
CLP 500ASE Application
CLP 500SCC Application
Power Systems Automation
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CLP 500 Versions

Distributed Platform for Control, Supervision or Protection
CLP 500 featuring RTU Functions CLP 500 featuring Command, Control and Protection Functions CLP 500 featuring Substation Automation Functions CLP 500 featuring Auxiliary Services Automation Functions CLP 500 featuring Power Plant Group Automation Functions CLP 500 featuring Local Tele-regulation Functions
CLP 500 featuring Front-end Processor Functions

CLP 500 featuring Traction Power Substations and Catenary Automation Functions
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EFACECs Experience

Since 1985 in the Substation and Power Plant Automation Business

Over 700 systems based on CLP 500, in operation or contracted for Substation Protection, Command and Control, up to 400 kV Over 70 power plant management systems in operation or contracted, based on CLP 500 Worldwide customer base

Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Romania Brazil, Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador
Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam

Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Mozambique Bahrain
Field experience on integrating IEDs and protection relays from other vendors, as well as on integrating solutions with third parties dispatches
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500 Conclusions
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Concept Standard PC Based Solution, HMI (optional)

A single platform for the entire substation, integrating information from multiple data sources to multiple purposes
CLP 500 Platform Central Unit, featuring SCADA and optionally, HMI Human Machine Interface LAN CLP 500s Control and Acquisition Units CLP 500s Protection Relays Family Ethernet CLP 500s Synchronization Unit CLP 500s Bay Control Unit
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Concept Diskless PC Based Solution, without HMI

CLP 500 Embedded Platform Central Unit, featuring SCADA only LAN CLP 500s Control and Acquisition Units CLP 500s Protection Relays Family Ethernet CLP 500s Synchronization Unit CLP 500s Bay Control Unit
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Concept Diskless PC Based Solution, with HMI

CLP 500 Embedded Platform Human Machine Interface * CLP 500 Embedded Platform Central Unit, featuring SCADA only LAN CLP 500s Control and Acquisition Units CLP 500s Protection Relays Family Ethernet CLP 500s Synchronization Unit CLP 500s Bay Control Unit
* Also available a standard PC based

version
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CLP 500 Platforms components
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CLP 500 Platforms components Central Unit
100% Electronic
High MTBF
Reduced MTTR
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CLP 500 Platforms components Central Unit
Characteristics Modular and distributed solutions Optional redundancy SNTP Synchronization with GPS Protocols with Control Centres IEC 60870-5-101/104 DNP 3.0 Protocols with Protection Relays and IEDs IEC 61850-8-1 (MMS/GOOSE) IEC 60870-5-101/103/104 Embedded Technology WINDOWS XP Embedded Embedded WEB Server Up to 3 LAN Ethernet ports Up to 20 RS 232 serial ports Communications with up to 8 Control Centres Communications with IEDs
SPABUS, MODBUS, JBUS, PROCOME, M LINK, SEL FM

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CLP 500 Platforms components HMI
Differences
None
Human Machine Interface implementation in a WEB environment, through rich client type applications
And why are there two names for the same interface?
It is just a designation option
to identify correctly the WEBs server type
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WEB Server
Hardware without disks or cooling fans, 100% electronic Embedded technology WINDOWS XP Operating System - Embedded
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Hardware types for client applications execution

Industrial PC Desktop PC Laptop PC PDA
Workstations quantity
Up to 128, according to licensing Local and remote access through an IP connection (LAN, WAN)
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Commercial WEB Browser Menu Help Schematic Event list Diagram Schematic Navigation Diagrams Zoom Diagnosis Panning Database Layers Alarm list etc.
Alarm summary
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CLP 500 Platforms components Modules

Digital Inputs Digital Outputs DC Analogue Inputs Acquisition Control Automation
Digital Inputs Digital Outputs AC Analogue Inputs
Acquisition Control Automation Protection Acquisition Control Automation
Digital Inputs Digital Outputs DC Analogue Inputs AC Analogue Inputs
Acquisition Control Automation Synchronism Acquisition Bay Control Automation Synchronism 16/64

CLP 500 Integration on EFACEC SCADA Systems

Dispatch level
National Dispatch
Distribution Dispatch
Regional Dispatch
Communication DNP 3.0 s network IEC 60870-5-101 / 104
Substation level
Ethernet LAN 61850
IEC 60870-5-104, IEC
Bay level
Redundancy according to the customer needs 17/64
CLP 500 Integration on Other SCADA Systems

3rd party National Dispatch 3rd party Distribution Dispatch 3rd party Regional Dispatch Dispatch level
Communications DNP 3.0 network IEC 60870-5-101 / 104
IEC 60870-5-103, MODBUS, DNP 3.0, SPA Bus, etc.
Substation level
3rd party Protections and IEDs
Ethernet LAN
IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 61850
Bay level
Redundancy according to the customer needs

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An Integrated Solution
Automation Communications
User Interface Engineering
Command
Control
Protection
Supervision
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CLP 500 Overview
Integrated solution for Substation Automation, including Command, Control and Protection Functions Integrated solution for Power Plant Automation Distributed data acquisition architecture
Modular, flexible and expandable (up to 256 protections or acquisition units)

Open system

At the hardware and software level Relational Database Communications
High reliability
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Design Principles
Open Platform
Wide use of standard solutions (Hardware and Software)

Networks Ethernet, LonWorks Protocols TCP/IP, IEC 60870-5-101 / 103 / 104, DNP 3.0, IEC 61850
Human Machine Interface Windows XP / Windows XP embedded

Operating Systems Windows XP / Windows XP embedded Automation according to the IEC 61131-3 standard
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Design Principles
Open Platform

Provides wide access to substation information Suitable for the integration of 3rd party systems, products and software
IEDs Protections Communication Interfaces and protocols
Software tools
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Design Principles
Reduction of the life cycle costs
Compatibility within EFACECs products, both at hardware and software level, reducing:
Training costs
Maintenance costs
Upgrade costs Engineering costs
Phased implementations, protecting the initial investment
Distributed processing
Real time database and automation
Suitable for the integration of commercially available solutions
Flexibility and modularity

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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500 Conclusions
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RTUs
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CLP 500RTU Scope
Distribution Substations
Field experience
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CLP 500RTU Scope
Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by EFACECs UA 500 and UAC 420, and 3rd party IEDs
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CLP 500RTU Main Functions
Supervision, Command and Control Functions

AC and DC Analogue Measures and Treatment

Signalling Acquisitions and Treatment Equipment Control Local/Distance and Manual/Automatic Event Logging (1 ms) Alarm Management Tap Regulation
Performed at

Bay level Substation level Remotely, dispatch level

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Human Machine Interface Functions
Cabinet or Desktop User Friendly Workplaces, provided by TFT Screens and Keyboards for Substation Control and Monitoring TFT Screen for Bay Control and Monitoring WEB Interface for HMI purposes Schematics and Diagrams

Alarms and Lists

Acoustic Alarms Archives, upon request Online Configuration Acquisition Units Integrated Configuration Printers, upon request
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Communication Functions
Proprietary Protocols
EFACEC
Upon request
Standard Protocols
Upstream
IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 DNP 3.0
Downstream / Peer-to-peer
IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 61850, DNP 3.0 MODBUS
Master-master or master-slave: multiple channels with multi-
protocol support, including redundant links Twisted-pair, Fibre Optics Ethernet

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Other CLP 500RTU Functions

Auto-diagnosis and Watchdog Operational Statistics
Time Synchronization
High Precision through GPS and SNTP
Power Quality Analysis

Harmonic Analysis Sag and Swell Analysis
Voltage Auxiliary Services Management Non-interruptible Power Supply Management Substation Facilities Management
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Example of an Architecture with 3rd Parties Integration
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Example of a Human Machine Interface Schematic Diagram
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500 Conclusions
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Substation Automation and Telecontrol
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CLP 500ASE Scope
Field experience
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CLP 500ASE Scope
Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by EFACECs UA 500 and UAC 420, and 3rd party IEDs Automation functions
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CLP 500ASE Main Functions

AC and DC Analogue Measures and Treatment Signalling Acquisitions and Treatment Equipment Control Local/Distance and Manual/Automatic Event Logging (1 ms) Alarm Management
Tap Regulation
Performed at

Bay level
Substation level
Remotely, dispatch level
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Some Automation Functions

Automatic Switching Sequences Transformer Unit Automatic Substitution Bay Automatic Transfer
Automatic Voltage Regulation

Load Shedding/Restoration; Frequency Shedding Scheduled Capacitor Bank Control Reclosing Topology Verification, Bus-bar and Feeder Colouring
Distributed Automation

Bay level Substation level
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Cabinet or Desktop User Friendly Workplaces, provided by TFT Screens and Keyboards for Substation Control and Monitoring TFT Screen for Bay Control and Monitoring
WEB Interface for HMI purposes

Schematics and Diagrams Alarms and Lists Acoustic Alarms Archives, upon request Online Configuration Acquisition Units Integrated Configuration Printers, upon request
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Communication Functions
EFACEC Upon request
Standard Protocols
Upstream
IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 DNP 3.0
IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 61850, DNP 3.0
MODBUS

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Other CLP 500ASE Functions

Auto-diagnosis and Watchdog

Operational Statistics Time Synchronization

Harmonic Analysis Sag and Swell Analysis
Voltage Auxiliary Services Management

Non-interruptible Power Supply Management Substation Facilities Management
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Example of a Human Machine Interface Schematic Diagram
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Example of a Human Machine Interface Automation
Automatic Tap Regulation

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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500 Conclusions
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Substation Command, Control and Protection Systems
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CLP 500SCC Scope
Transmission Substations
Field experience up to 400 kV
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CLP 500SCC Scope
Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by EFACECs UA 500, SYNC 420 and UAC 420, and 3rd party IEDs Protection functions fully performed by EFACECs TPU 420 digital protection relays
Transmission Substations
Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by EFACECs BCU 500 and 3rd party IEDs Protection functions are performed by EFACECs TPU 420 family and 3rd party digital protection relays
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CLP 500SCC Main Functions
Some Protection Functions

Line Differential Earth Directional Over Current Over/Under Voltage Distance Protection with Reclosing Bus-bar Differential
Transformer Differential
Synchrocheck, Automatic and Manual Breaker Failure Teleprotection
Interlocking
Oscillography and Fault Location
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AC and DC Analogue Measures and Treatment Signalling Acquisitions and Treatment Equipment Control Local/Distance and Manual/Automatic Event Logging (1 ms) Alarm Management
Tap Regulation
Performed at

Bay level
Substation level
Remotely, dispatch level
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Automation Functions

Automatic Switching Sequences Transformer Unit Automatic Substitution Bay Automatic Transfer Automatic Voltage Regulation Load Shedding/Restoration; Frequency Shedding Scheduled Capacitor Bank Control
Reclosing
Topology Verification, Bus-bar and Feeder Colouring
Distributed Automation

Bay level
Substation level
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Cabinet or Desktop User Friendly Workplaces, provided by TFT Screens and Keyboards for Substation Control and Monitoring TFT Screen for Bay Control and Monitoring WEB Interface for HMI purposes Schematics and Diagrams Alarms and Lists Acoustic Alarms Archives, upon request Trend and Oscillography Displays Online Configuration Acquisition Units and Protections Integrated Configuration Printers, upon request

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Communications Functions
EFACEC Upon request
Standard Protocols
Upstream
IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 DNP 3.0
IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 61850, DNP 3.0 MODBUS, SPA Bus, Fastmeter, Courier

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Other CLP 500SCC Functions

Auto-diagnosis and Watchdog Operational Statistics Time Synchronization
Harmonic Analysis
Sag and Swell Analysis
Voltage Auxiliary Services Management Non-interruptible Power Supply Management
Substation Facilities Management
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Example of a Human Machine Interface Schematic Diagram I
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Example of a Human Machine Interface Schematic Diagram II
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Example of a Station Level Architecture

Industrial PC without moving parts (disk, fans) Data Acquisition Hard Processing Disk based on Flash Alarm RAM Chronological Record Redundant Configuration User and System Diagram Manages and/or Single and DAU500s Sequential x420s Control Up to 20 Serial Ports Modifiable Configuration Up to 3 LAN Ports Online Communications with up to 8 Windows XP Operating Control Centres System Communications Oracle Database with several IEDs Wide range of protocols available Windows XP Embedded Operating System CE Marking IEC 61850
x420 RANGE Robust Box CPU Board with three 32 bit processors 100 Mbps Ethernet Redundant Board Up to two I/O Expansion Boards Graphical Programmable Logic Mechanism for Test Simulation, UAC 420 including virtual injection of AC analogue measures Supervision and Control Unit LAN based Distributed Automation Measurement of Electric Values FlexibleCounting Configuration Energy IEC 60870-5-104 Protocol Option of 2 or 8 DC Analogue Inputs IEC 61850 I/O Expansion Board with Dedicated 32 Digital Inputs
GPS Synchronization of the entire System via Ethernet Redundant High Performance Automatic Self Configuration High Speed Fault Recovery Zero Packet Loss IEC 61850
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Example of a Bay Level Architecture
Measures Acquisition Bay Automation Unit (Frequency and/or Voltage Load Shedding, etc.)
Local Control Interface Supervision and Control of the Circuit Breaker (directly on the equipment)
Acquisition of Circuit Breaker Status Interlocking Circuit Breaker Command Sectionalizers Command Synchrocheck HMI Alarms Acquisition Alarms Grouping Serial Communication with Protection Relays (several protocols available) IEC 61850
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Example of CLP 500s Cabinets with 3rd Parties Integration
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500 Conclusions
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Conclusions
EFACEC Advantages
Adaptable to each project specification

Flexible and Modular Architecture Configurable Distributed Automation Functions Configurable Database Standards Adoption Communication and Integration Skills Upstream and Downstream Expandable Open Systems
Flexibility with third party systems

Initial Investment Protection

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Power Systems Automation World Wide References
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Distributed Platform for Supervision, Control and Protection

Technology that moves the world

CLP 500 Introduction

CLP 500 Overview

CLP 500 Conclusions

CLP 500RTU Application

CLP 500ASE Application

CLP 500SCC Application

Power Systems Automation

CLP 500 Versions

CLP 500 featuring Front-end Processor Functions

Power Systems Automation

Since 1985 in the Substation and Power Plant Automation Business

Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam

Power Systems Automation

CLP 500 Introduction

CLP 500 Overview

CLP 500 Conclusions

CLP 500RTU Application

CLP 500ASE Application

CLP 500SCC Application

Power Systems Automation

Concept Standard PC Based Solution, HMI (optional)

Power Systems Automation

Concept Diskless PC Based Solution, without HMI

Power Systems Automation

Concept Diskless PC Based Solution, with HMI

* Also available a standard PC based

CLP 500 Platforms components

Power Systems Automation

CLP 500 Platforms components Central Unit

CLP 500 Platforms components Central Unit

SPABUS, MODBUS, JBUS, PROCOME, M LINK, SEL FM

CLP 500 Platforms components HMI

Power Systems Automation

CLP 500 Platforms components HMI

CLP 500 Platforms components HMI

Hardware types for client applications execution

CLP 500 Platforms components HMI

CLP 500 Platforms components Modules

Digital Inputs Digital Outputs AC Analogue Inputs

Acquisition Control Automation Protection Acquisition Control Automation

Digital Inputs Digital Outputs DC Analogue Inputs AC Analogue Inputs

Digital Inputs Digital Outputs AC Analogue Inputs

Digital Inputs Digital Outputs AC Analogue Inputs

CLP 500 Integration on EFACEC SCADA Systems

Communication DNP 3.0 s network IEC 60870-5-101 / 104

Ethernet LAN 61850

IEC 60870-5-104, IEC

Power Systems Automation

Redundancy according to the customer needs 17/64

CLP 500 Integration on Other SCADA Systems

Communications DNP 3.0 network IEC 60870-5-101 / 104

IEC 60870-5-103, MODBUS, DNP 3.0, SPA Bus, etc.

IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 61850

Redundancy according to the customer needs

User Interface Engineering

Power Systems Automation

CLP 500 Overview

Modular, flexible and expandable (up to 256 protections or acquisition units)

At the hardware and software level Relational Database Communications

Power Systems Automation