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SCADA and Monitoring Systems
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SCADA and Monitoring Systems

High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: System Architecture and Implementation
Created byMohammad Niyazi
Last updated 7/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • The importance of monitoring electrical substations and metering points in the power distribution network.
  • How to monitor key parameters such as voltage, current, active power, and reactive power in each feeder of the substation.
  • The system architecture concept for substation monitoring, including the use of transducers and modems connected via Modbus RTU.
  • The step-by-step methodology for implementing the monitoring system, including configuring transducers and modems, wiring and installation in substations,...
  • The requirements for the monitoring system, including transducers, modems, SIM cards, and necessary tools for wiring and installation.

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 55m total length

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring:System Architecture and Implementation8:33

    Introduction to SCADA and Monitoring System Concept

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: Introduction and Target5:07

    Discover methods and technology for monitoring high and medium voltage substations, observing feeder voltage, current, active and reactive power, and ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: Concept and Methodology5:17

    Explore a conceptual framework for high and medium voltage substation monitoring using feeder transducers, Modbus RTU/RS-485 networks, and step-by-step configuration of transducers and modems for remote access.

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: Methodology-part 26:50

    Configure transducers and modems with software, set com ports and baud rate, import Ctpt ratio, wire system, and assign static IPs to monitor voltage, current, active power, and reactive power.

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: Work steps and Requirements5:54

    Gather the signal list and current/voltage transformer ratios from the customer, then configure the transducer and modem and prepare wiring, installation, and IP address setup for two kV feeders.

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: Transducer Configuration7:15

    Configure high and medium voltage transducers by establishing USB/RS485 communication, setting com port, baud rate, frame, and Modbus parameters; read and write configurations to enable daisy-chained, 20 kV feeder data.

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: Modem Configuration6:10

    Establish an Ethernet connection, configure the modem’s network, and set interface and status parameters to enable real-time substation monitoring via GSM/IP with TCP/IP, UDP, SSL, and VPN security.

  • High/Medium Voltage Substation Monitoring: Installation and Monitoring10:38

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of electrical systems and power distribution.
  • Familiarity with networking concepts and protocols.

Description

Welcome to our comprehensive course on high/medium voltage substation monitoring. This course is designed to provide you with a deep understanding of substation monitoring systems and equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills to implement and manage them effectively.

Throughout the course, you will explore the key aspects of substation monitoring, including the observation of metering points, monitoring main parameters such as voltage, current, active power, and reactive power per feeder, and achieving real-time monitoring capabilities.

With a focus on practical application, you will learn about the system architecture concepts, methodologies, and step-by-step procedures involved in setting up a substation monitoring system. We will cover topics such as using transducers for data acquisition, connecting transducers through Modbus RTU (RS485) communication, configuring modems with SIM cards and static IP addresses, and developing the necessary software for data collection and analysis.

Furthermore, the course will provide you with detailed insights into the requirements for implementing the substation monitoring system, including the components and tools needed such as transducers, configuration tools, modems, SIM cards, and wiring and installation equipment.

By the end of this course, you will have gained the expertise to confidently configure transducers, modems, and software, and successfully install and wire the necessary components in a substation. You will also be equipped to effectively monitor and observe multiple substations in real-time, enabling you to make informed decisions, optimize performance, and ensure the reliability of the electrical infrastructure.

Whether you are an electrical engineer, technician, or professional working in the power industry, this course will enhance your knowledge and skills in high/medium voltage substation monitoring. Join us now to embark on an exciting learning journey and unlock the potential of substation monitoring for your projects and career.

Note: Basic knowledge of electrical systems and substation infrastructure is recommended to fully benefit from this course.

Who this course is for:

  • Electrical engineers and technicians involved in power distribution and substation operations.
  • Students or professionals interested in expanding their knowledge of monitoring systems in the electrical industry.

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