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Welcome
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Session
Keeping the Lights on with Grid Monitoring
Tim FiguraSr Application Engineer
@aclara.com
The Aclara Grid Monitoring platform consists of medium voltage sensors and predictive software that provides real-time visibility
on feeders & laterals down to 3 amps to better detect faults, monitor power quality & balance loads across all 3 phases of your
distribution network.
In this session we will review how sensors are used to improve CAIDI and SAIFI to improve the reliability of the distribution
system.
overview
What our customers are saying
• “These sensors will provide us valuable information to help
provide reliable service to our customers, improve
reliability, and provide visibility into these critical systems
as part of our grid modernization effort.”
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Eric Clement,
Supervising Engineer, Minnesota Power
“Aclara Power Sensors .. improve reliability, reduce the duration of supply interruptions by directing linesmen to the most likely fault locations and monitor power flow, current and voltage, providing improved network visibility.”
Peter Lang,
Sr. Technology Transfer Engineer, UK Power Networks
keeping the lights on with grid monitoring
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Solution Overview
Hardware/Software Components
System Architecture
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System Overview
Event Data
Frequent Disturbance Events
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Fault Detection
Consumers EnergyCase Study
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Case Study
hardware-software components
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MV SENSOR POWER SENSOR SENSOR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Current and E-field Current, Voltage and Power Analytics Software
A MULTI-APPLICATION VALUE PROPOSITION – IN A SINGLE MONITORING PLATFORM
Installationsimple
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• Patented design – single clamp, dual stage
• MV Sensors – 15 min per set
• Power Sensors – 30 min per set
• Live, hot-stick or glove
• Simplicity = Safety
• Hang & Go!
grid monitoring overview
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system architecture
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Fault Detection
Building a predictive grid
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• First system to capture and categorize “Line Disturbance” faults
• Line Disturbance faults are valuable information that often recognize “Early Warning” events
• Traditional monitoring and SCADA systems do not detect Line Disturbances
• The frequency of Early Warning events can lead to prioritization and help prevent momentary and permanent faults
84% of events captured are Line Disturbances
84% Line Disturbances 12% Momentaries 4% Outages
Building a predictive grid
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• Significant Fault Current
• No Protection devices operated
Building a predictive grid
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Failing voltage regulator
Slapping conductors
Vegetation
Recurring Event Processing
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Customer defined
thresholds
User
Notification
Recurring Event Processing
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• At least 3 events within 15 days
• Fault Currents within 15%
• Faults on same phase
Consumers Energy Case Study
Grid Modernization
Line Sensors
20About CE
▪ Serves 1.8 Million Customers in Lower Peninsula Michigan
▪ 1000+ Substations / 2400+ Feeders
▪ 48,000 Miles of LVD Overhead Conductor
▪ SAIDI of 201 in 2018
▪ SAIDI Target of 165 for 2019
21Line Sensors at CE▪ 650 Line Sensors Installed on Low
Voltage Distribution (LVD) System
▪ Installed on 44 Circuits
▪ ~15 Sensors per Circuit on Average
▪ Largest Circuit has 39 Sensors
▪ Started with 10 circuits having Sensors only at Substations for quick and affordable alternative to DSCADA
▪ Have been installing larger “networks” of sensors throughout circuits in 2018/2019
22Map of Sensors
Alternative DSCADA
Capacity Planning
SAIDI Improvement
▪ Current Applications
▪ LVD Fault Analysis
▪ Load Transfers
▪ Volt VAr Optimization
Diagnostic Center
▪ Use Cases
▪ Outage Confirmation
▪ Hazard Identification
▪ Outage Prevention
▪ System Optimization
▪ Device Troubleshooting
▪ Collaboration with the Distribution Control Center
LVD Fault Analysis
▪ Utilizes Data from:
▪ Line Sensors
▪ DSCADA
▪ Automatic Transfer Reclosers
▪ Supports Real Time Events
▪ Permanent Faults
▪ Provides Fault Location to Dispatch
▪ Proactive Fault Analysis
▪ Reoccurring Disturbances
▪ Reoccurring Momentary
▪ No Found Cause in OMS
25Proactive Fault Analysis
▪ Typically Performed on Reoccurring Momentaries or Line Disturbances
▪ No Events Found in OMS
▪ Use CYME and Recorded Fault Magnitude to Identify Fault Location Downstream of Sensors▪ Use Advanced Fault Locator in CYME 8.1▪ Tolerance Set to 5%▪ Identify A Single “Short” Span for Inspection
26Proactive Fault Analysis
▪ Ideally try to Determine Zone between 1500-3000 Ft
▪ Release Field Inspection Form to Responsible Circuit Owner
▪ Inspection Should be Completed Within 10 Days
▪ Field Inspection Uses Existing Processes and Priority Codes▪ Cause/Severity of Found Issue Dictates Correctional Process Flow
27Targeted Field Inspection
28Correctional Process Flow
29Field Inspections Result
▪ Fishing Line Found Wrapped Around Primary and Neutral ▪ 165 Customers Downstream with 3 Year Circuit CAIDI of 253
▪ 165*253 = 41,745 Customer Minutes Potentially Avoided
30Proactive Fault Analysis
31Other Field Inspections Finds
32Learnings
▪ Realtime Outages (CAIDI)▪ Sensors are very successful in identifying the outage zone and
providing fault current for CYME analysis
▪ Proactive fault analysis (SAIFI)▪ ~95% Success Rate on Line to Line Faults▪ ~50% Success Rate on Line to Ground Faults
▪ CYME May Identify Multiple Laterals with Available Fault Current
▪ Things to Consider:▪ Characteristics of Faults (Symmetric, Asymmetric, Bolted, High-Impedance)▪ Dependent on Accuracy of Circuit Model▪ Only as Successful as the “Eyes” Completing the Field Inspection
33Future of P.F.A & Line Sensors
▪ Sensor’s DNP Data to be Sent to DSCADA
▪ ADMS to Incorporate OMS, DSCADA, GIS, CYME into a Single Application
▪ Proactive Fault Analysis to be Automated Using ADMS
▪ Continue to Deploy Sensors on Circuits with 20+ Miles of Overhead Conductor and 1000+ Customers
▪ Targeting Circuits with Highest SAIDI First
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How to ContactUs?
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presenter phone
610-390-4071
616-257-4514
online
Tim Figura
Josh Clouse
See you in Nashville, Tennessee
April 27-30, 2020
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thank you.