ABB, LPED, Otávio Bruno Jornadas Técnicas EQ Meters

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Jornadas TécnicasEQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricas

ABB, LPED, Otávio Bruno

April 13th 2015

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EQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricas

Month DD, YYYY

130%

~50%

¿Cual precio está aumentando muy rápido en los últimos 10 años?

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Month DD, YYYY

Fuente: Office for National Statistics Fuente: Agencia Internacional de Energia

130%

~50%

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EQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricas¿Medición para tarifación o Sub Medición?

Utility meters

Sub-metering meters

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Motivadores para la solución de medición

Oferta de ABB

Demonstración de la solución conectada a la internet

Agenda

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Motivadores para la solución de medición

Month DD, YYYY

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La motivación principal para usar Sub medición en el pasado era:

Asignación adecuada de los costos de energía

Principales requisitos técnicos:

Precisión

Alta disponibilidad

Las principales motivaciones del pasado

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Precios de la energía se aumentaran sustancialmente

La creciente preocupación sobre las emisiones de CO2

Internet y los dispositivos móviles se convirtieron en la principal forma de interacción hombre-máquina

Generación Y, también conocido como generación del milenio comienzan a influir en la forma de trabajar.

El mundo ha cambiado en los últimos 10 años

¿Cómo estos cambios afectaron a los requisitos de una solución de medición?

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La motivación principal para usar Sub medición hoy son:

Asignación adecuada de los costos de energía

La eficiencia energética (visibilidad, donde se gasta)

Suporte a interface Web

Report en tiempo real

Las principales motivaciones hoy

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La oferta de ABB para EQ Meters

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EQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricasSerie C

C-series1/3P hasta 40A

• Energía activa• Valores de instrumento• Clase 1• Salida de pulso o

alarma

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EQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricasSerie B


alarma

• Importación / exportación de energía

• energía reactiva

• Clase 0.5• Tarifas• Fijo I/O

C-series

B-series1/3P hasta 40A

1/3P hasta 65A o a través de transformador.

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EQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricasSerie A

• Demanda máxima• Registro de eventos• Los armónicos (THD)• I / O configurables

• Las funciones del clock con control de tarifas y perfiles de carga

C-series

B-series

A-series

1/3P hasta 40A




alarma




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EQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricasGateway G13

Meters allowing internet access.C-series

B-series

A-series

1/3P hasta 40A



Pasarela incluyendo WebServer y JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)




alarma




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EQ Meters Medición de variables eléctricasGateway G13

Meters allowing access to KNX.C-series

B-series

A-series

1/3P hasta 40A






alarma




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Pulse input

+ -

Power supply

5 – 240 V AC/DC

Several opportunities with I/O’s

Fixed I/O’s

Store data via inputs (e.g. pulses from external devices)

Inputs

Month DD, Year

Gas meter

Pulse output

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Pulse input

+ -

Power supply

5 – 240 V AC/DC


Fixed I/O’s

Store data via inputs (e.g. count produced pieces of bread)

Inputs

Month DD, Year

Conveyor belt

Optical sensor

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Fixed I/O’s

Deliver pulses to pulse counting devices (e.g. PLC or other pulse counting device)

Outputs

Pulse output

+ -

Power supply

5 – 240 V AC/DC

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Fixed I/O’s

Control relays and contactors for connection and disconnection of loads

Outputs

Output

+ -

Power supply

5 – 240 V AC/DC

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Current Measurement SystemWhat is the CMS?

“The CMS is a multichannel current measurement system for branch monitoring of AC & DC currents.”

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Current Measurement SystemSystem overview

24V DC

Modbus-RTURS485 (2 Wire)

Remote access to themeasurement data

Control UnitSupply- & control centre

2 x 32 Sensors

Sensors1 Unit (17,4 mm)

up to 80A AC & DCAccuracy 0.5%

CMS-Bus4-pol flat cable

internal communication

Monitoring system

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Application examples

Month DD, YYYY

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Industries

Purpose is to

distribute cost between different departments

to allocate cost of the production of a product to that product

to improve energy efficiency.

Customers are often Industries or System integrators

Typical products: A44, A43, B24 and B23

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Reference - Manufacturing Industry

Scania Södertälje

Heavy truck production plant in Södertälje, Sweden

Covering both MV and LV installation.

Also used for internal sales of energy within the plant

System integrator: Industri-assistans (CitectSCADA)

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Reference - Process Industry

SSAB Oxelösund

Steel plant in Oxelösund, Sweden

Covering both MV and LV installation

Also used for internal sales of energy within the plant

System integrator: Metrima

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Reference - Process Industry

StoraEnso Werk Kabel

Paper mill in Hagen, Germany

M-Bus communication with energy management system

System: MESSDAS

Customer and System integrator: Hochhuth GmbH

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Industries

Industry in GermanyMeasuring the production and warehouse

Production machine

Air compressor

Consumption warehouse

Server rack used in warehouse

Winchester Building Motor City - UAE

Example

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Typical application - Industries, warehouses

A44

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Commercial Buildings

Purpose is to share cost between different users in the building and to improve energy efficiency

Customers are often Real Estate developers or Facility Management companies

As a special case, customer can be a chain of shops that want to improve energy efficiency by benchmarking similar shops in different locations

Typical products: A44, A43, A41, B24, B23 and B21

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Reference - Airport

“Suvarnabhumi International Airport”

International airport in Bangkok, Thailand, Terminal 1

2000 DELTAplus with built-in M-bus interface

Cost distribution

Energy efficiency

Customer and System integrator: Larch & Laurel Co., Ltd – TH (Metrima MCOM system)

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Reference – Retail organization, Turkey

Media Markt, Istanbul, Turkey

5-6 ODIN meters installed in every Media Markt shop in Turkey (Totally 10 shops)

Cost distribution between different departments in the shop

Stand alone meters with a potential to connect to the existing ABB KNX installation

Customer: Optimus Elektronik (KNX system integrator)

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Reference – Super store, Lithuania

IKEA, Vilnius, Lithuania

First IKEA in the Baltics

55 EQ meters, A series installed.

M-Bus communication

Project expansion will install more meters

Cost distribution between different departments

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Typical application - Business hotels

B23

B24

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Typical application - Exhibition halls

B21

B23

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Object Metering

Main purpose is to monitor individual objects to improve their energy efficiency

Can also in some cases be to allocate cost to specific product or service

Customers are often industries, Facility Management companies, data centers, etc

Typical products: A44, A43, B24, B23, C13 and C11

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Reference – Computer Center

Enaco is building a server hall where clients can place their web servers (computers) to secure them from fire and drop in voltage supply (UPS). Energy consumption for each server is measured and cost is distributed to the owner of each server.

Location: Sweden

Sales channel: SI Megacon

AMR: Megacon

Delivery: 119 pcs OD1365

Customer benefits

The small size of meter

Comment:

A potentially growing meter application.

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Typical application - Harbors

B23

C13

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Typical application - Marinas

B21

C11

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ABB, LPED, Otávio Bruno Jornadas Técnicas EQ Meters