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Industrial IoT based real time monitoring & control infrastructure
InGRIDACTIVE GRID MANAGEMENT
energy & utilities
Support of the dynamic operation of the distribution network
egOVernMent y sOluCiOnes seCtOriAles
energy & utilities
InGRIDACTIVE GRID MANAGEMENT
InGRID AGM is Indra’s solution for the Management of the Active Grid. The Grid is becoming more complex and is growing faster than the conventional control methods and tools can handle.
Dealing successfully with the challenges coming with this new paradigm is a goal that cannot be met without fundamental changes in how we control a far more complex system. Existing grid monitoring and control infrastructure was not designed for this fundamental transformation.
Difficulties in fault location and servicerestoration
need tooperate closerto design limits
new cyber-security threats
losses inefficiency due todynamic load unbalances
need to monitor and integrate active customersin the grid operation
risk of quality deterioration & loss ofcontrol on voltage profiles.
Difficulties inforecasting networkflows hindering operation planning
investments impacted by
tougherregulation and
economicpressure
Technology disruption
bringing newplayers to the
industry
Demand is moreactive and isadding new
infrastructurewhich affects grid stability
Analytics security
integration with Backend
edge intelligent nodes
rt unified Data space
rt Monitoring & Control
grid Analytics
grid sensors, analyzers, Fault detectors, etc.
Primary & secondary substations
Demand Management (Home, Building, industry)
Distributed generation storage, eV infrastructure
rt grid Analytics
AMI
SCADA
rt grid Analytics
rt grid Analytics
DMS
edge Devices
Utilities need real-time monitoring & control infrastructure to achieve situational awareness for the 21st century grid, which IoT enables at a much lower cost than solutions based on traditional SCADA technology (due to the fact that Back-Office integration is expensive and time-consuming), using more scalable and distributed components.
Big Data
Big Data Analytics: Improving Assets Maintenance, Monitoring Global Trends and Predicting the Evolution.
Apps
Data Lake
HDFS , CDH, Mongo, etc.
Asset Management
MQTT Service
Mosquitto
Streaming Data Processing
Analytics Tool Kit
Apps
Historical Performance indexes
Apps
Forecast& trend analysis
On-Premise / Cloud
Governance
users / Dept / units / Apps /services
Data Science Environment (Runtime)
grid Analytics
iSPEED Real Time Integration Platform
Devices
Edge Int. Nodes
RT Data Space
RT Monitoring & Control
Grid Analytics
Devices
Edge Int. Nodes
RT Data Space
RT Monitoring &Control
energy & utilities
Indra has developed, in partnership with Intel, an open architecture to achieve this goals enabling:
The proposed architecture is composed of 4 basic levels, in a modular architecture:
node#1: the intelligence at the Grid Edge. It is a powerful IOT Edge device with Indra software stack that allows interoperable data capture and real time data processing. It also supports multiple protocols.
ISPEED: open, real-time interoperability (OT Service Bus). It is a distributed, real-time bus, capable of managing millions of signals per second, integrating all kind of devices and systems in a common infrastructure and providing a secured and reliable communication.
InGRID Real-Time Monitoring & Control Layer: providing open, scalable and distributed real-time monitoring analysis and control layer covering HV, MV and LV networks. It includes the following features:
• Connectivity engine for network analysis.• OTS capabilities for what-if analysis.• Open real-time analytics container.
Big Data Analytics: improving assets performance monitoring and grid management. It includes the following features:
• Integration with IoT Platforms.• Big Data capabilities.• Data discovery & machine-learning algorithms.• Analytics on massive data repositories.• Open discovery of trends and causality.
• Proactive Grid Operation.• Situational Awareness.• Fast Edge Decisions.• Seamless Interoperability.
• Modularity / Scalability.• Hybrid Central / Distributed decisions.• Zero Touch Deployments.
Security
Devices
Edge Int. Nodes
RT DataSpace
RT Monitoring& Control
GridAnalytics
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Connectivity
2G/3G/4G Bluetooth* Ethernet
ZigBee*1 Stack Serial / USB
VPN WiFi Access
Point MQTT
Manageabiliy
OMA DM TR-069
Config Web
Wind River* Edge Gestión
Agente del Sistema (EMS)
Data IPTables
Encrypted storage
HW Discrete TPM Secure Boot
DM-Crypt OpenSSL* IPSec VPN
OS and Apps McAfee Embedded Control
(conwhitelisting) GRSecurity
Signed RPM Package Run Time Environment
Lua* Java* OSGi*
OPC-uA / XMl-DA ieC – 60870-6/tAse.2
ZHA/Zll
MODBus/tCP/rtu MQtt tls
restfull DDs
ieC-102 ieC-104 snMP
Admin/Config
local – Consola (Cli) Web-Consola
Provisión segura de software
Local Persistence
H2 sQl embedded nosQl CouchBase
Task Manager sensors data gathering CeP/esP gestión Digital i/O edge Computing rules / Flows secure signature
IIoT / IoT Support sOFiA -2 iot ® iBM.Bluemix®
Dell edge gateway C5000 Advantech unO-2271g Adlink – Matrix 202 indra node#1.domo
isPeeD ® OpenFMB ®
OS (Ubuntu / Windriver 7.0)
Intel BSP: Board and Modules (Intel® Quark™ SoC, Intel® Atom™ Processor)
node#1: The Intelligence at the Grid Edge - Architecture
RT DataSpace
RT Monitoring& Control
GridAnalytics
Protocol Manager
energy & utilities
Disruptions are happening in the MV/LV levels: distributed generation, EV, storages integration, prosumers demanding active roll….precisely where utilities have scarce or non-existent monitoring nor control capacity.
Extending current SCADA monitoring & control to MV/LV is proving technically challenging, and expensive given the “last mile problem” which multiples the number of points and assets to manage x 1000 and the number of signals to manage by x 10000.
Min Volume / Max value information provide
• Automatic calculation of Performance Operation indexes: voltage /intensity limits, losses, reactive power, quality…
• Flexible Alarms and warnings generation.
• Measurements Consistency Checks.
• Assets security .
• Detailed communication of SS information under anomalous conditions minimizing the volume of unnecessary information sent.
• Domain balance calculation and generation of Fraud/losses alarms.
InGRID AGM – Monitoring Portal: Distribution System Operators (DSO) develop MV/LV situational awareness and the grid becomes visible and smarter.
• Integration of MV/LV grid measurements and sensors feed into a comprehensive operation.
• Real Time monitoring of the MV/LV grid flows, demand/generation, status and events (faults, voltage).
• Real Time monitoring of SS assets identifying potential risks: transformers, water, fire, intrusion.
THE NEED
THE SOLUTION
Active Grid Management Use Case: MV/LV Monitoring
iSPEED
Operator Control Power Analytics
ADMS
Supervision Web portals
Open analysis/ Optimization Container
Topology
State Estimation
Forecast Other
Grid State I/O Management
SCADA
Ready to support advanced distributed control functions
• Transformers advance temperature control.
• 24 hours forecast of transformer load evolution.
• Automatic Location and isolation of faults based in available information: Smart Meters (CT), protections, Fault detectors.
• Automatic control of Volt/Var acting on distributed generation & tap changers available in the domain.
• Automatic distributed generation connection/ disconnection control under fault condition.
energy & utilities
Increased penetration of Distributed generation, Storage, Electric Vehicle and new business models based in aggregation of DER are starting to impact significantly in grids’ reliability and efficiency:
• Quality deterioration: Loss of control on voltage profiles.
• Difficulties in fault location and service restoration.
• Losses in efficiency due to dynamic load unbalances.
• Changes in power flows through MV/LV.
• Transformers/lines out of the design conditions shortening assets life and increasing failure rates.
• Difficulties in forecasting network flows hindering operation planning.
1. DER exchanging information in RT with DSO.2. DER monitoring and control capacity as an extension of DSO.3. DSO actively coordinates DER in grid operation:
• DER as voltage control agent.
• Active assets in service restoration.
• RT monitoring MV/LV lines quality and performance with DER. Voltage /intensity limits, losses, reactive power, quality, risks, breach of operational limits.
• Preventive operation. Next minutes/hours forecast of grid evolution identifying near-future risks enabling response planning.
• Automatic Voltage control using DER.
• Acting on: Transformers taps, FACTs, and DER available in the domain.
• Coordinated Service Restoration based on DER to enable faster restoration.
• Automatic and optimal Request and coordination of DER or Aggregation grid services in Transactive Local markets.
THE NEED
THE SOLUTION
Active Grid Management Use Case: Distributed Energy Resource (DER) Integration
iSPEED
Operator Control Power Analytics
Supervision Web portals
Open analysis/ Optimization Container
Topology
State Estimation
Optimal Voltcontrol DER
Grid State I/O Management
SCADA
InGRID
Optimal SR
The appearance of DER in the MV/LV out of the control of the grid operator, produce severe disturbances in the power flows and quality parameters on MV/ LV, forcing grid elements to work out of design conditions, shortening its life and directly impacting the reliability of the supply.
Under these circumstances is basic attaining a cost-effective strategy to dynamically monitor and prevent the risk of failure of the grid-distributed assets.
• Failure risk maps.
• RT evaluation of failure risk: early warning of equipment failures.
• Automatic protecting actions.
• Monitoring based on:
THE NEED
THE SOLUTION
Active Grid Management Use Case: Asset Condition Monitoring
energy & utilities
need to operate closer to design limits
Dynamic uncontrolled power flows.
losses in efficiency due to dynamic load unbalances
Difficulties in forecasting network flows hindering operation planning
investments impacted by
tougher regulation and
economic pressure
Demand is more active and is adding new
infrastructure which affects grid stability:
eV, PV
Assets conditioning models adjustment based on advanced pattern recognition algorithms and cumulative degradation due to out-of-design operational conditions.
• HV/MV Primary substation transformers and automatic switches: electrical, thermal & partial discharges measurements, gas measurements.
• MV/LV transformers: Electrical measurements (MV/LV analyzers) + transformer temperature + ambient temperature.
Apps
Data Lake
HDFS , CDH, Mongo, etc
Asset Management
Mosquitto
Streaming Data Processing
Analytics Tool Kit
Apps
risk Monitoringrisk Maps
Apps
Failure trendanalysis
On-Premise / Cloud
Governance
Models adjustmentand config
Data Science Environment)
grid Analytics
iSPEED Other Data Sources
Online preventive
Batch
MQTT Service
energy & utilities
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