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2012 | Commercial in Confidence | Proprietary to Ventyx, an ABB company

Asset Management in the Smart Grid EraAsset Health Center

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Why Asset Health Center?


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MarketStructure

EconomicRegulation

FuelPolicy

AgingWorkForce

Security

Technology

LongTermInvestment

Environment

AgingInfrastructure

Reliability

Aging InfrastructurePressure for Higher Reliability


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Aging Workforce


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Aging Workforce

Flat O&M Budgets


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Maintain reliability while under increasingpressure to hold or reduce O&M spend onever-aging assets.




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Individuals hold the key to the knowledge economy, and most

of it is lost when they leave the enterprise.

Todays Information Challenge

Source: Gartner Group/CIBC World Markets



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Asset Health CenterDescription



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Asset Health Center: A Holistic View

ACTIONSANALYSISINPUT1 2 3

EAM Mobile ERP

Sensors SCADA Standards

Industry expertise

packaged in algorithms

provide additional

insights

Dashboards highlight

opportunities for

improvement across

asset lifecycle

Real time and historical

data from variety of

sources is aggregated

ALGORITHMS



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CentralizedComplete

Visible

Actionable

Asset Health Center: Knowledge Center


Executive Team

Reliability Engineers

Field Technicians

Asset Managers


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Asset Health Center: Information Flow & Analysis

Data Sources

Databases,

Historians, SCADA

Offline Data; Excel,

CSV, Paper. etc

Transformers

Circuit Breakers

Batteries

Actionable

Intelligence

AdvancedBI Solution

BIM

ETL andPerformance

Models

Asset and WorkManagement

Continuous

Feedback

SME Support

Thermal Winding Risk; Short CircuitRisk; Dielectric failure Risk. etc.

Packaged SME



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Tap pos.

XFMR fingerprint

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Bushing

LTC

PD

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OfflineDGA

Routinetests

FRA,

DFR,

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Maintenanceactions

MTMPRiskofFailure

Static data or information

Dynamic data/information

On going development

Offline Databases

Online Sensors

Kelman Minitrans Hydran M2Kelman Transfix

OfflineSOT,Furans

SCADA

Asset Health Center: Information Flow & Analysis

Enterprise

Report

Recommend Actions

Update Risk of Failure

Statistics

Equations

Expertise Computation

Performance

Models



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American Electric Power | AEPBusiness Case



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About AEP

Headquartered in Columbus, Ohio

5 million customers in 11 states

38,000 megawatts of generating capacity

39,000-mile electricity transmission network the largest inthe nation

3 RTOs

3500 substations

5500 transformers

Over 10,000 breakers

More 765 kilovolt extra-high voltage transmission lines than allother U.S. transmission systems combined



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Near term benefits Organized, filtered and automated analysis with ISIS and SCADA Highlights red-yellow-green, outliers and trends of interest

Avoided capital due to unexpected failures good B/C multiple in 10yrs

Avoided O&M due to condition awareness order of magnitude B/C

Medium & Long Term As technology matures sensing & decision tools benefits expand

No incremental platform costs, only cost of additional monitoring

Resources directed to equipment which needs it Improves reliability

Rationalizes cost

AEP Asset Health Center Business Case



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Avoid unexpected failures and their consequences System reliability impact Environmental clean-up

Replacement equipment cost and installation

Safety

Prioritize maintenance Time-based maintenance cost reduced

Focus spending on PM only when conditions warrant

Free up time to reduce CM backlog

Asset replacement prioritized according to Risk and impact of failure

Maintenance expense

Obsolescence

Expected Benefits of an End to End Process



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Asset Health Center Roadmap Sample


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Data Collection

BenchmarkModel Development & Benchmark

Field Assessment

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Field Assessment

Pilot

lanTTA: Asset Health Center Strategy & Action Plan


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Thank you!

Carlos A. Romero

[email protected]

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