Integration of adaptive digital combined current and voltage transformer into digital substation Ethernet grid

Solomin, Evgeny; Topolskiy, D.V.; Topolskiy, N.D.

doi:10.1109/sibcon.2015.7147242

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“…Due to these demands we put forth our efforts in the applied scientific research and experimental works in the development of Adaptive Digital Combined Current and Voltage Transformer (ADCCVT) being the base of a smart electric energy accounting system of a substation [5].…”

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Modeling of a data exchange process in the Automatic Process Control System on the base of the universal SCADA-system

Topolskiy

Solomin

et al. 2016

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Methods and tools for profiling and control of distributed systems R Sukharev, O Lukyanchikov, E Nikulchev et al. Abstract. In the present paper the authors discuss some ways of solving energy saving problems in mechanical engineering. In authors' opinion one of the ways of solving this problem is integrated modernization of power engineering objects of mechanical engineering companies, which should be intended for the energy supply control efficiency increase and electric energy commercial accounting improvement. The author have proposed the usage of digital current and voltage transformers for these purposes. To check the compliance of this equipment with the IEC 61850 International Standard, we have built a mathematic model of the data exchange process between measuring transformers and a universal SCADA-system. The results of modeling show that the discussed equipment corresponds to the mentioned Standard requirements and the usage of the universal SCADA-system for these purposes is preferable and economically reasonable. In modeling the authors have used the following software: MasterScada, Master OPC_DI_61850, OPNET.

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confidence: 99%