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    The document discusses the evolution of substation automation through three generations: 1) First generation in the ancient past used standard cabling and mimic boards. 2) Second generation in the recent past introduced point-to-point connections and substation controllers. 3) Current third generation uses interconnected systems with Ethernet, IEC 61850 process bus standards, and distributed intelligent electronic devices (IEDs).

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    The document discusses the evolution of substation automation through three generations: 1) First generation in the ancient past used standard cabling and mimic boards. 2) Second generation in the recent past introduced point-to-point connections and substation controllers. 3) Current third generation uses interconnected systems with Ethernet, IEC 61850 process bus standards, and distributed intelligent electronic devices (IEDs).

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    Energy Automation

    Overview
    Substation Automation

    Restricted © Siemens AG 2014 All rights reserved. siemens.com/answers


    Innovation of substation automation
    1st generation: 2nd generation: 3rd generation:
    Standard cabling Point-to-point connections Interconnected systems
    since 1985 ........ since 2004 ........
    IEC
    Control Recent past Control 61850
    Ancient past Center Center
    Today
    Mimic board

    HMI HMI

    Station Unit
    Fault recorder
    Substation
    Protection
    controller

    Other bays
    RTU
    Serial connection Ethernet
    Parallel wiring
    Bay
    Process bus
    Bay

    Parallel wiring Parallel wiring


    Restricted © Siemens AG 2014 All rights reserved.
    Page 2 2014-05 F. Rokhim/ EM EA PM CE
    Conventional Substation with
    Central Connection to Switchgear

    Secondary equipment:
    Control Centre
    Local  RTU
    Remote Control  Mimic panels
    Terminal Unit up to 20
    cores / bay
     Lots of protection relays
    up to 50 cores /
    bay  Transducers
     Measuring instruments
     Local/remote switches
     Interposing relays
    - Control  Indicator lamps
    Marshalling rack
    - Monitoring  Position indicators
    - Protection
     Push buttons
     Auxiliary relays
     Marshalling racks
     Terminal blocks
     Extensive parallel wiring
     …..

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    Page 3 2014-05 F. Rokhim/ EM EA PM CE
    Architecture for substation automation
    (drawing schematically)

    Control Center Control Center ICCP/TASE 2 Control Center

    IEC 60870-5-104/101
    Substation

    IEC 61850 IEC 60870-5-104

    IEC 60870-5-101

    IEC 60870-5-103

    Restricted © Siemens AG 2014 All rights reserved.


    Page 4 2014-05 F. Rokhim/ EM EA PM CE
    SICAM PAS and SICAM RTU Family
    …. The right solution for every application

    SICAM RTU & SICAM SCC


     Solution based on rack mounting with PC visualization
     Distributed and centralized connection to switchgear
     Separate tool for parameterization

    Main
    products SICAM PAS & SICAM SCC
     Industrial based solution on embedded standard for Hard
    and Software
     Distributed Connection to switchgear
     Integrated configuration mode
     online configuration & testing
     HMI based on Simatic WinCC

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    Page 5 2014-05 F. Rokhim/ EM EA PM CE
    SICAM PAS (drawing schematically)
    …. System Overview
    Industrial-PC HMI
    Control Center Control Center SICAM SCC - Client
    Connection  Windows XP embedded
    Connection
    IEC60870-5-101  IEC60870-5-104
    fanless
     Flash-Memory
    HMI
    Control Center Control Center SICAM
    SICAM SCC SCC
    - Server
    Time Signal SICAM SCC
    redundant
    SICAM PAS
    Fullserver
    SICAM 2
    PAS DIP
    SICAM PAS LAN/WAN
    Fullserver

    COM-Expander Ethernet

    LV-Components
    Profibus DP, Modbus

    IED Connection IEC Connection IED Connection IED Connection


    IEC60870-5-103 IEC 61850 IEC60870-5-103 ILSA-Protocol
    via seriell Hub (Migration Sinaut LSA)
    Restricted © Siemens AG 2014 All rights
    Substation reserved.
    connection
    Page 6 2014-05 IEC60870-5-101 F. Rokhim/ EM EA PM CE
    SICAM PAS
    Ethernet
    HMI
    Control Center SICAM SCC - Client
    IEC60870-5-104

    Control Center SICAM SCC


    Time Signal redundant Server

    Redundant SICAM PAS

    Ethernet

    IEC Connection IED Connection IED Connection


    IEC 61850 IEC60870-5-103 ILSA-Protocol
    via seriell Hub (Migration Sinaut LSA)
    Restricted © Siemens AG 2014 All rights reserved.
    Page 7 2014-05 F. Rokhim/ EM EA PM CE
    SICAM PAS
    Ethernet (configuration example)

    Control Center

    WAN

    Ethernet RJ45
    Ethernet FO
    RS485
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    Page 8 2014-05 F. Rokhim/ EM EA PM CE
    M Fatkhur Rokhim
    EM DG SYS
    Siemens Indonesia
    Jl Jend A Yani Kav B.67-68
    Pulomas JAKARTA 13210
    Phone: +62 (21) 24555-581
    Fax: +62 (21) 472-9244
    Mobile: +62 (81) 11026380
    E-mail:
    [email protected]

    siemens.com/answers

    Restricted © Siemens AG 2014 All rights reserved.


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