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IEC 62361 Interoperability in the long term Part 102: CIM - 61850 Harmonization

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IEC 62361 Interoperability in the long term –

Part 102: CIM - 61850 Harmonization

CIM-61850 task force

• Team - experts from WG13, WG14 and WG10 • Weekly conference call meeting

• Any contributors welcome

• Convenor: Laurent Schmitt

• Model manager : Herb Falk

• Meeting organiser: Margaret Goodrich

• Document editor : Tom Berry

• NWIP status

– IEC 62361-102 validated by WG19 and internationally approved

– Working Draft in progress

• A shared area is set-up (under CIM User group banner) –http://cimug.ucaiug.org/Projects/CIM-61850/default.aspx

Aims

• “Align” the modeling where applicable and to precisely define a “mapping”.

• Step 1: Use case analysis

– Use cases that link control center applications and substation automation

• Step 2:

– identify overlap and duplication of CIM and 61850

– what is missing in 61850 that is required by CIM

– what is missing in CIM that is required by 61850

Work in progress

• Trying to determine how best to define a “mapping” – English descriptions

– Informative diagrams and examples

– Considering QVT for formal description

– Change proposed where mapping is ambiguous or complex.

• identify overlap of CIM and 61850

– what is missing in 61850 that is required by CIM • “Required” means considering application profiles

• Attributes for Automation & control is appropriate in both models

• Some attributes e.g. for analysis, planning, finance is appropriate only for CIM

sd ScadaUseCase Sequence

«business actor»

CIM Modeling Engineer

(from Actors)

«business actor»

Planning Department

(Substation Engineering)

(from Actors)

SCT (tool)

(from

Actors)

CIM /EMS

Modeling and

Tools

(from

Actors)

«business actor»

IED Vendor(s)

(from Actors)

«business actor»

61850 System Engineer

(from Actors)

SCADA/EMS/DMS

(from

Actors)

IED

(from

Actors)

IED Tool

(from

Actors)

CIM Update usecase

CIM Activation usecaseThe prefix numbers for each transfer correspond to the

step numbers in Section 4.

01_Requirements & Design Specification()

02_Data

Entry()

SSD(v1)

03_SSD(v1)

Mapping(SSD)

04_05_Review()

Comments()

06_Comments()

07_Updates()08_SSD(v2)

09_ICD()10_Review proposed devices()

10A_Select devices()11_ICD[n]()

12_Communications Design()SCD(v1)

13_SCD(V1)Mapping (SSD)

14_15_Review()

Comments()

16_Comments()

17_Revision()

18_SCD(v2)

19_Configure IEDs()

20_Pre-acceptance tests and updates()

SCD(v2)

21_SCD(v2)

Mapping (SSD)

22_Add CIM infomation()

24_CIM

Update(test)

25_CIM Update(online)

Use case: CIM configuration from 61850

Priority 1: Mapping

transfer from

61850 SCL to CIM

SSD

SCD

Started: Substation data

• functional structure of a substation, and to identify the primary devices and their electrical connections. ...

• Includes:- – Substation, Plant, Lines or other location container name(s)

– Voltage Level name(s)

– Bay name(s)

– Equipment & Sub-equipment names and types

– Terminals, Connectivity Nodes & associations

– Functions & Sub-functions

Started: Substation data – Names and IDs • Name mapping – proposal #1

• Name mapping – proposal #2 – Add MRID to SCL tNaming element

SCL Attribute SCL Description CIM Mapping

name identification of each object within its

container.

Must be unique within the container.

Must be unique within the file for top

level objects

Name.name where Name is

associated with a NameType “SCL”

desc user oriented textual designation IdentifiedObject.name

<missing> Master resource identifier issued by a

model authority. The mRID is globally

unique within an exchange context.

Synthesize mRID as a

concatenation of all the names in the

containment hierarchy

DRAFT

Started: Measurements, Status, Controls

• IED instances containing Logical Nodes associated with equipment and

containing Data Objects Data Attributes that can be mapped to CIM

measurements (analogs, digitals, controls, counters)

• Use case sub-step: Select 61850 measurements for CIM applications (ideally automatically)

• Revise CIM Measurement Model (in progress) – Classes & attributes for measurement technique, calculation interval etc

Example of proposal to align CIM

Mapping Equipment & Status class Measurement_Mapping

tPowerSystemResource

tConductingEquipment

- type

tEquipment

tAbstractConductingEquipment

tNaming

- name :tName

- desc :string

tLNodeContainer

LogicalNode

Data Object

DataAttribute

LogicalDev ice

IED

SCL Status, Control

and Settings data

SCL Equipment identification

CIM::Measurement

CIM::

PowerSystemResource

CIM::IdentifiedObject

- mRID :string

- name :string

CIM::

ConductingEquipment

CIM::Equipment

CIM::RemoteSource

CIM::RemotePoint

CIM::RemoteUnit

CIM:

MeasurementValue

CIM::DiscreteValue

CIM::Discrete

CIM::Breaker

CIM Equipment Identification

CIM Measurement Data

DRAFT

Started: Measurement types

• IEC61850 has a large set of data objects = measurement types.

• May need to clarify descriptions if measurements are to be used in CIM application calculations.

• CIM standards may define enumerations for different application profiles.

– Measurements for State Estimation (similar to IEC 61970-456 Solved Power System State Interface)

– Measurements for distribution network management (depends on 61850-90-6 Models)

– Measurements for Asset Health

– …

To do: Diagram data

Graphics for one line diagram

• Mapping required between

– 61850-6 Annex C Extension syntax for drawing layout

coordinates

– 61970-453 CIM based graphic exchange

To do: Communication configuration

– Communication for Substation to Control Centre

• Will build on principles in 61850-90-2 – CIM SCADA package will be addressed for configuration issues

related to using IEC61850 measurement sources

– Communications network modelling (lines, routers etc) not in current scope but recognized as important for the future

Questions & Contacts

Margaret Goodrich – –Home Office: 903-489-1494

–Cell: 903-477-7176

–Email: [email protected]