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—ABB TECHNOLOGY DAY, NIT-T: FEBRUARY 11, 2019
Power Systems of the future
S. Ganesan, Technology manager, ABB India ltd
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—Evolving power systems
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January 29, 2019 Sources: ABB, public information (web)Slide 3
Power systems of the futureElements of the evolving grid
—Power Systems of the future
January 29, 2019 Slide 4
Power quality & storage solutions increasingly needed
—Power Systems of the future
Applicable for low and medium voltage systemsXaaS: Anything-as-a-ServiceJanuary 29, 2019 Slide 5
Definition
An ecosystem of:
▪ Distributed energy capabilities,
▪ digital solutions
▪ and services
to maximize customer value and retention
GridEdge Market
participation
Aggregation
Optimization
Control
Transactiveenergy
Controllable loads
Generation
Storage
EV charging
Smart devices
Microgrid
Consulting
Financing
Integration
Operations &maintenance
XaaS
Grid Edge Technologies
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January 29, 2019 Sources: ABBSlide 6
Grid evolution in the future
Power systems of the future – an evolutionary vision
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Consumers / prosumers
Power Systems of the future
January 29, 2019 Slide 7
New opportunities for digital solutions and services at the edge of the grid
New digital solutions & services required to:
– Optimize system performance
– Ensure grid reliability
– Create business opportunities for energy providers
– Maximize customer value
MicrogridAsset Health Energy Management Solution AggregationDigital & Services
Physical Assets Flexible DemandGeneration Energy Storage
CommunityCommercial Residential Industrial
Advanced distribution network management Transactive energyGrid
Distributed energy resources
Enabling digital solutions & services
Generation
Transmission
Wholesale markets
Retail
—DigitalizationPower systems
—End-to-end digital integration in real time
January 29, 2019 Slide 9
SAM600
Relay room with process bus based protection
UniGear Digital MV switchgear with NCITs
SAM600 to digitize bushing CT measurements
CoreTectransformer monitoring with CoreSense
High Voltage Medium Voltage
Utility communication on MPLS/TP and existing SDH networks with FOX615
Mobile workforce managementCyber security on
substation borders, system level and in the electronic devices
Asset Health Center
FOXMAN NMS
SDM600 Data
manager
Process bus
Station bus
FOCS optical CTs: free-standing or integrated in DCB*
SAM600 process bus IO to bridge the gap between analog and digital
GIS w. NCIT for U&I
Smart local control cubicle with MSM switchgear monitoring
Intelligent substatio
n HMI
SDM600 Data
managerOperator workplace
Asset and system management
From high voltage to medium voltage, AIS and GIS
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—Bringing it all togetherABB Ability™ Connected Asset Lifecycle Management™
Combines disparate data sources to create a single source of truth
▪ Optimise worker productivity with a mobile workforce
Ellipse Select
Ellipse Apps
Asset Health Center in Asset Performance Manager
Slide 10
Condition instead of time based maintenance
▪ Reduce maintenance costs and extend asset life with predictive maintenance
▪ planning based on risk of failure and operational criticality
▪ Proactively predicts, prescribes and prioritizes maintenance
▪ Enables planning based on risk of failure and operational criticality
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January 29, 2019 Slide 11
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January 29, 2019 Slide 12
Benefits of digital substations
Installation phase
Material reduction
Less P&C panels, cabling & cable engineering. Less CT/VT cores, space reduction
Standardized and factory-tested panels
Building blocks, e.g. analog and binary IO kiosks
Late customization, even after project delivery
All communication digital based on IEC61850
IEC61850
Outage time reduction
Faster installation through pre-tested process bus systems
Operational phase
Increased safety
Digitizing all signals right at their source reduces the risk of electrical hazards
Effective maintenance
More supervision knowing better what & where equipment failed
Standardised process interface
Fast replacement process and bay electronics during primary equipment lifetime
Easier maintenance
Upgrading equipment with less need for outages
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January 29, 2019 Slide 13
50 years of know-how
ABB’s experience in GIS Technology
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January 29, 2019 Slide 14
Hybrid Switchgear Technology
Circuit breaker
Disconnector \Earthing Switch
Current transformer
* Available from 66kV to 400kV, in SBB or DBB configuration
All function combined in single module
—Renewable Energy Integration
—Characteristics of renewable energy sources
Wind and Solar PV: What is different?
dispatchable partial low partial
BioenergyGeo-
thermal
Hydro Wind Solar
onshoreoffshor
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high accuracy Moderate
CSP* PVReser-
voirRun of river
seasons to generationshours to
yearsminutes to years
Dispatcha-bility
Predictability
Variabilitytime scale
days to
years
* With thermal storage
Source: IPCC 2011
low
Balancing electricity supply and demand at any time is becoming more challenging given the volatility and uncertainty of wind and
solar energy sources
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Micro Grid & remote
monitoring
Sustainable access to electricity anywhereMicro grid with renewables and power storage
▪Battery Energy Storage System
Local Grid
▪E-Vehicle
▪Residential
▪(roof top / grid connected solar )
▪Industry
▪Solar Pump
▪Solar powered telecom
▪Wind▪Solar PV generation
▪Diesel Generator
▪Grid Stability system
▪Distributed logic enhances reliability and
scalability for future system expansions
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Applications
Microgrid
January 29, 2019 Slide 18
1) Grid Stabilization – Freq. Regulation
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Time Grid Stabilization Energy Storage
2) STATCOM – Power Quality
3) Spinning Reserve4) Stand alone – Islanded Mode
5) Smoothing – Capacity Firming
6) Shaving – Peak Looping
8) Seamless Transfer
7) Shifting – Load Levelling
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Configurable to your unique requirements
PowerStore™ Battery
January 29, 2019 Slide 19
Housing the AC circuit breaker, DC Bus and control components including PowerStore Battery Controllers, Ethernet Switch, HMI and power supply units.
PowerStore Automation
Remote Monitoring
Maintaining temperate inside
the container within an acceptable
operating limit at all times.
The battery system is comprised of the battery
module, battery racks, and Battery Management
System (BMS).
Lithium Ion Batteries HVAC
PowerStorePower Conversion
System
PCS100
—Smart distribution
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January 29, 2019
Distribution Automation - new automation area
Traditional automation Focus on MV grid Focus on LV grid
DMS: Distribution management system MV: Medium voltage LV: Low voltage
Control centers
▪ SCADA/DMS
▪ Outage management
Primary distribution substation
▪ Integrated protection, control and monitoring
Pole mounted switches
▪ Remote monitoring, control and protection
Secondary MV/LV substation
▪ Monitoring of voltages and currents
▪ Fault management
▪ Renewable integration
LV lines and meters
▪ Unbalanced load management
▪ Fault management
▪ Renewable integration
▪ Meters integration
▪ Condition monitoring
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January 29, 2019 Slide 22
IT/OT convergence in Distribution
Distribution Management System
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January 29, 2019 Slide 23
Solutions for evolving system demands
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January 29, 2019 Slide 24
Infrastructure to effectively electrify transportation
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January 29, 2019 Slide 25
Intelligent technologies with broad application
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January 29, 2019 Slide 26
High performance wireless network for Smart City under one command and control
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transmission level
primary distribution level
secondary distribution level
sub-transmission level
Control tasks in a power systemWith distributed resources and renewable generation
Active power control Network control
System level (EMS)
▪ Load forecast
▪ Renewables forecast
▪ Unit commitment (incl.renewable curtailment)
▪ Load dispatch
▪ Load-frequency control
▪ Tertiary control
▪ Secondary control
Plant level (plant control)
Transmission level
▪ Renewables forecast
▪ Load flow control
▪ Voltage profile
▪ Reactive power controland transformer settings
Primary distribution level
▪ Overload control
▪ Voltage control(against sub-transmission)
Secondary distribution level
▪ Overload ctrl. (monitoring)
▪ Voltage control
▪ Local re-configuration
Distributed resources:voltage control
Distributed resources
▪ Ability to adapt output orconsumption on request
▪ Frequency response
Virtual power plants
ancillary services from distributed resources
xxx new due to distributed resources and renewable generation
congestion management
congestion management
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January 29, 2019 Slide 28
Helping you to see inside your grid
Digital Distribution
Comprehensive portfolio of integrated ABB technologies and software allow all assets in a distribution environment to be securely on-boarded and controlled
ABB Ability DERMS will allow for: aggregation, monitoring and control. Across public and private domains enabling the DSO of the future the agility to address increasing power quality and local market demands
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January 29, 2019 Slide 29
Fill gap between core network and field apparatus
Tropos distribution area networks
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Microgrid as Building blocks of Smart Grid
Energy & grid transformation
January 29, 2019 Slide 30
Power grid
Power grids are larger conventional and spread out grids with high voltage power transmission capabilities.
Microgrid technology can be applied to weak grids making the network more robust.
Microgrid
Distributed energy resources and loads that can be operated in a controlled, coordinated way either connected to the main power grid or in “islanded”* mode.
Microgrids are low or medium voltage grids without power transmission capabilities and are typically not geographically spread out.
Nanogrid
Low voltage grids that typically serve a single building.
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Minimizing wastage and meeting networking needs
Enabling grid digitalization
January 29, 2019 Slide 31
Full energy management system Enhancing the future energy market
Segment New digital system platforms
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− User friendly− Load management− Virtual power plant− Remote monitoring
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− Scalable− Easy upgrade− Full data reliability− Remote monitoring
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Data Exchange
Ancillary services
Grid Interaction
Diagnostic
Remotely Connected
Wide Comm.
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Concept
Power distribution solution for Smart Cities
January 29, 2019 Slide 32
LV network to customer
MV network
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LeanGear ZN1
Smart city power distribution
January 29, 2019 Slide 33
− Designed, manufactured and tested as per latest IEC 62271-200 standards
− Compact Design yet safe and reliable
− Basic structure made from AluZincfabrication to ensure minimum chances of corrosion
− Complete Internal Arc Classified for 25kA upto 01-second.
− High mechanical endurance and operational life of vacuum bottles
− Ideal solution for rooms with low height clearance without compromising on internal-arc safety
Height [mm] = 1755Width [mm] = 600Depth [mm] = 1500 (without line PT), 2050 (with line-PT)Human height (1650mm) shown to scale for comparison12KV, Upto 2000A, 26 KA
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MV switchgear Portfolio
Smart city power distribution
January 29, 2019 Slide 34
Compact Switchgear – SafePlusFront Cable TerminationApplications - Indoor & OutdoorRatings 11kV, 21kA, 630A
22kV, 20kA, 630A33kV, 16/20/25kA, 630A
− With Metering Solution− Self / Auxiliary Powered, − Completely DAS / DAS Compatible RMU
Ring-Main-Unit - SafeLink CBSide & Rear Cable TerminationGlobal Focus Feeder FactoryApplications - Indoor & OutdoorRatings 11kV, 21kA, 630A
Internal Arc tested 21KA,
1sec AFLR
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Ring Main Unit (RMU)
Smart city power distribution
January 29, 2019 Slide 35
− Robotically laser welded Stainless steel tank
− All live &Switching parts in stainless steel tank Compact design. NO live parts exposed
− IP-67 Degree of protection for gas enclosure
− Complete Interlocked design features, Easy to install and connect
− Minimal Maintenance
− World Class Vacuum Circuit Breaker Technology
− Tested in accordance with latest editions of IEC
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Low Voltage Panels
Smart city power distribution
January 29, 2019 Slide 36
MNS System
− Compliance to IEC 61439 1 & 2
− Internal Arc tested as per IEC 61641
− Rating up to 6300A, 100 KA
− Modular construction
− Fixed & Drawout versions
ArTu K System
− Compliance to IEC 61439 1 & 2
− Internal Arc tested as per IEC 61641
− Rating up to 5000A, 65 KA
− Modular construction
− Fixed versions
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Low Voltage Panels
Smart city power distribution
January 29, 2019 Slide 37
− 100 to 1600A Switching device
− Busbar rated for 400 to 2500 A
LV RMU Energy measurement
—ABB Innovations integrated for smart living
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For smart grid distribution automation applications
VVMS - Volt-VAr management solutions
January 29, 2019 Slide 39
− V V M S is centralized distribution automation
software that optimizes circuit VAr flow and
circuit voltages
− It is Closed-loop voltage and VAr control
− Automatically switches Capacitor or LTC to
improve power factor or voltage profile
depending on the requirement.
− Optimized VAr flow Improves Power Factor &
Optimized Voltage improves the power quality
by preventing Over/Under Voltage
− “Stand-alone” Volt-VAr control solution or can
be integrated with a SCADA or DMS system.
− Web based GUI
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We are your trusted partner
E- Mobility Solutions
January 29, 2019 Slide 40
– Automated rooftop connection; typical charge time 4-6 minutes
– Modular design with powers of 150, 300 or 450 kW
– Easily integrated in existing bus lines
Fast chargers for cars DC fast chargers for buses
– Single and multi-standard fast chargers for highway, commercial, office and home use
– Up to 50 kW
– CCS, CHAdeMO and AC compatible
– More than 10,000 units installed
Global installed base of more than 10,500 chargers in more than 50+ countries
Complete fast charger portfolio fully compatible with international standards
Multi-standard charger solutions
Connectivity services for highest availability and improved customer service
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ABB has been from the beginning of E-mobility
EV fast charging and global standardization
January 29, 2019 Slide 41
Grown with the technology
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Expertise spanning over 10 years
eBus Charging Solutions provided by ABB
January 29, 2019 Slide 42
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Operated by Sales-Lentz
– 4 x 150kW ACS – 2017
• Volvo Hybrid Bus
• Intensive Passanger Operation
• Since 2016.
International Conference
– 15 x ABB 150kW ACS
• 101 Volvo Electric Hybrid
• Intensive Passenger Operation
• Since 2016.
IAA Hanover 2016
– @ VW & BMW
• Opportunity Charging (Inverted Pantograph)
• Overnight Charging (CCS-2)
Started EV Charging Infrastructure in 2012 as a revolution. Now the world leader in public EV Charging.
Luxembourg MDDI TEC Nemur, Belgium Munich, Germany
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January 29, 2019 Slide 43
Comprehensive portfolio
Smart grid offerings from ABB
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With Smart Grid & MicroGrid systems
Connected World – A future
January 29, 2019 Slide 44
Futuristic World
– Integrated Connectivity solutions
– Global EV Charging technology
• Public Charging
• Private Charging
• Fleet Charging
• Solar Charging
– Solar, Wind Integration
– Demand perspective
– Energy Sustainability with EV infrastructure
– Smart Grid Control centers (Nodes)
– Peer Synchronization
– IoT (Internet-of-Things)
—Competence Builing: The keyTaking Power Technology Experience to the next level
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Committed to impart training on Classic and Advanced Technology.
Customer Trainings
January 29, 2019 Slide 46
BANGALORE
FARIDABAD
VADODARA
MUMBAI
NASHIK
• Vadodara
• Nashik
• Mumbai
• Bangalore
• Faridabad
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Skill enhancement for safety & enhanced equipment life
Training
January 29, 2019 Slide 47
Why training is required?
• Correct operation of equipment ensures optimum life cycle performance
• Enhanced personnel and plant safety
• Improved productivity
• Reduced downtime – Trained personnel with high expertise can do basic fault finding & trouble shooting
• More motivated and qualified employees
ABB solutions for skill enhancement:
• Customized curricula to address the unique training requirements
• Demo room with operating models
• Product benches for hands on training
• Sophisticated learning aids such as simulations, product cutouts & multimedia presentation
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Rich Training Experience
ABB PowerTEC
January 29, 2019 Slide 48
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Partnering in India’s energy revolution
State-of-the-art technology center
January 29, 2019 Slide 49
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Digitization solutions to enhance Asset LifeTransformer intelligence and Fiber Optic Current Sensor
January 29, 2019 Slide 50
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Detailed learning
HVDC and Digital substation displays
January 29, 2019 Slide 51
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Customer Experience Center
Cut models of breakers and drives
January 29, 2019 Slide 52
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Compact solutions
Space saving solutions
January 29, 2019 Slide 53
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Solutions for all the sectors
Power Quality solutions
January 29, 2019 Slide 54
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Customer Experience Center
Industry and transportation portfolio
January 29, 2019 Slide 55
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Detailed Learnings through actual implemented solutions
KPI’s of Microgrid PowerStore displayed at PowerTEC
January 29, 2019 Slide 56