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Network Monitoring SystemDavid Blew - PSE&G
January 8, 2019
IEEE Transformer Committee PC57.167 WG
Topics
• Fiber Loop
• Vault Equipment
• Installation/Maint/Repair
• Available data
• Benefits and analysis
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System Capability
• Provides real time monitoring of network vaults
• Fiber optic backbone with complete fiber redundancy
• 2-way system allows control of NWPs
• Very advanced system capabilities
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Network Monitoring Systems
• Paterson (80 NWPs)
• South Waterfront (127)
• Newark (119)
• Newark Airport (63)
• New Brunswick (69)
• Trenton (147)
TOTAL (605)
Basic Components
• NWP communicating relay• Transformer sensors• Vault sensors• Cable fault indicators• Communication infrastructure
– Submersible box in vault with SEL-2411 and RS-400– Fiber backbone from vaults to substation– Fiber rack (at substation)– Frame relay (from station back to division SCADA
master)
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Communicating NWP Relay
New Version 9◼ Communicating/SCADA board
◼ Additional memory/buffers
Optical port
RS435 port
Looks identical to prior version except part#
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Submersible RTU Box (up to three xfmrs)Generation 1
Contains:◼ RS400
◼ SEL-2411
◼ Power supply
◼ Terminal blocks or connectors
◼ Waterproof fittings
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PILC Cable Fault Detector
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New technology by SEL
PSE&G first utility to implement
In service for several years w/ good results
20 minute reset (to conserve batt)
NWP Relay Points Available
• Breaker Status
• Voltage (Network)
• Differential Voltage (vector VN - VT)
• Current magnitude and angle
• 3Ø kW
• 3Ø kVAR
• 3Ø kVA
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NWP Relay Points Available (con’t)
• Diff volts too low
• Wrong phase angle (phasing angle)
• Network volts too low to close
• Calling for TRIP
• Calling for CLOSE
• Float
• Cycles (operations)
• Case internal temp, pressure, and float (1”)
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Transformer/Vault Points Available
• Transformer PTO
– Tank Nitrogen Blanket Pressure
– Oil Temperature
– Oil Level
• Ambient Temp
• Float sensor (at about 1 foot above floor)
• Fire Detection (over each transformer)
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NWP Remote Control Available
• TRIP
• Relaxed CLOSE
– Enable, Disable, Active
• Block CLOSE
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Communicating with NWP relay to issue a Close or Trip command.
No guarantee that mechanism will operate.
SCADA
• Operations
• Regular SCADA system
• Real time (within seconds)
• Control of NWP
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CMMS
• Anyone within PS firewall
– Local or VPN
• PI database of SCADA data
• Almost real time (within 30 seconds)
• Historical data and analysis
• No control of NWP
• ProcessBook displays
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UG Sharepoint Site
• Anyone within PS firewall
– Local or VPN
• Same data as CMMS
– PI database of SCADA data
– Almost real time (within 30 to 45 seconds)
– No control of NWP
• Coresight software
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FieldPro
• Software by relay manufacturer
• Must be on fiber system to connect to NWP relay
• All relay data is available including event capture buffers
• Can upload new firmware and/or relay settings
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NMS Benefits
• Real time operating data during network trouble or emergency
• Control of NWPs
• Identification of backfeeding NWPs
• Eliminate visits to vaults prior to de-energizing circuit (“day priors”), on large network this can take 2 crews an entire day
• Identify worst performing assets on networks
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Success Stories
• Fault locating times significantly reduced
• Info avail during several network emergencies
• Identified several NWPs not operating properly– Failed to operate alarms
– Excessive OPS in short period
– No OPS in one year
• Load transfer of ten 26kV feeders at switching station from one group bus to another
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Downside
• Expensive (~ $5 mill per network)
• System is complex (lots of parts and pieces)
• Several depts are involved in troubleshooting
• Dispatchers are new to network operations
• Takes time for field crew “buy in”– If NMS system not working, network is still fine
– Once they have an event where the system helps them during emergency, they get it
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Moving FROM Human TO Computer monitoring
• Display screens require human interaction
• Built algorithms for computer to analyze data
– notify key people when needed
• Text messages and emails from system
– Critical alarms (immediate attention)
– Excessive operations (look at soon)
– Voltage imbalances (investigate further)
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CBM Algorithms
• Building Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) logic for:
– Network Transformers
– NWPs
– Cable
– System self health monitoring (including fiber and RTUs)
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Ongoing Analysis
• Will take some time to tweak screens and develop correct algorithms (learning curve was several years for substations)
• UG Asset Management CBM
• Identifying new ways to use data
– Operations
– Maintenance
– Equipment replacement
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