Unit 8 - Scada Systems - Pmu - Final
Unit 8 - Scada Systems - Pmu - Final
Electrical Measurement
&Instrumentation
Jan 2014
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OVERVIEW
• Definitions
• What is SCADA ?
• What is Telemetry ?
• What is Data Acquisition ?
• Components of SCADA Systems
• Typical System Configurations
HMI and Example HMI Screens
• Maintenance of Your System
• Component Selection
Definition - SCADA
•What is SCADA ?
• SCADA: Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition
• SCADA system is a combination of telemetry and
data acquisition.
• Collecting information,
• Transferring it back to a central site,
• Carrying out necessary analysis and control,
• Displaying this data on a number of operator screens.
• The SCADA system is used to monitor and control a
plant or equipment.
•Control may be automatic or can be initiated by operator
Electric power generation, transmission and Buildings, facilities and environments:
distribution: Electric utilities detect current Facility managers use SCADA to control
flow and line voltage, to monitor the HVAC, refrigeration units, lighting and entry
operation of circuit breakers, and to take systems.
sections of the power grid online or offline.
Mass transit: regulate electricity to subways, trams Traffic signals: regulates traffic lights, controls Water and sewage: State and
and trolley buses; to automate traffic signals for rail traffic flow and detects out-of-order signals. municipal water utilities use SCADA
systems; to track and locate trains and buses; and to to monitor and regulate water flow,
control railroad crossing gates. reservoir levels, pipe pressure and
other factors.
Components of SCADA System
POWER
A SCADA system performs four DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM
functions:
• Data acquisition
• Networked data
Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU)
communication WATER
• Data presentation DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM
• Control
• Communications Network
• Central Monitoring Station
(CMS)/SCADA master units
• Field
PROCESS
Instrumentation/Sensors PLANT
SCADA - Advantage
• SCADA systems other advantage is the ability to limit the
amount of data transferred between Master Station and RTU.
• This is done through a procedure known as exception
reporting where specific data is sent only when the data
changes that exceed the limit setting,
• E.g. frequency value can only be changed if there is a change of
0.05 Hertz.
• If there is a change whose value is very small, there will be no
change in frequency.
• This is to anticipate the Noise/Errors (e.g. hysteresis) properties of
the system so that the actual frequency value can be read clearly.
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