Bài giảng Green Energy Course Syllabus - Chapter 7: Smart Grid project - Nguyễn Hữu Phúc
Contents
1. Overview of Smart Grid
1.1 Overview
1.2 Current activity of oversea countries
2. Introduction of Smart Grid Components
2.1 Distribution Automation system (DAS)
including Auto Meter Reading (AMR)
2.2 Distribution loss reduction by DAS and AMR
2.3 Peak Cut by Demand Response (DR)
2.4 Solar Power as renewable energy
3. Proposal for next step
n of Smart Grid concept to all Life-line Networks - Network for Energy including Gas & Heat (not just electricity) - Network for Resource and Information - Evolution of Smart Grid Concept to ‘Future Smart Community’ of complex grid 3. Our Achievements & ongoing Projects Achievements in Distribution Automation System Our Achievement in Distribution Automation System Joint venture company in China DAS in Henan province 2) Overseas market 1) Domestic market 20% 10% 17% 10% 11% 16% 16% Toshiba Melco Hitachi Fuji Tepco Aichi others Toshiba has almost 30 years experiences and supplied approximately 200 DAS computer systems to our customer. Present share is figured as the graph. Toshiba is No.1 supplier in Japan. Toshiba has Joint venture company in China. The company has installed over 20 systems. Apploximately 200 DAS systems has been shipped in Japan Shipment Record of DAS in Japan Fukuokanishi Fukuokahigashi Nagasaki Kagoshima Ohmuta Miyakonojo Miyazaki Isahaya Shimabara Kajiki Izumi Ohguchi Kumage Gotoh Takanabe Shainkenshujo Fukuoka Fukuoka minami Wakamatsu Sasebo Kaya Nobeoka Sendai Tagawa Futsukaichi Kobayashi Yame Kaseda Ohmura Amami Ohseto Amagi Nichinan Ohtsu Youkaichi Hirakata Hikone Takatsuki Kyotoshimo Fukuchiyama Fushimi Kyoutkami Obama Fukui Takaoka Kanazawa Toyama Komatsu Uozu Mikuni Tateyama Ohsawano Maruoka Tsuruga Nyuzen Matsuyama Takamatsu Kouchi Tokushima Shainkunrenjo Kita Midori Atsuta Nakamura Ichinomiya Minato Tenpaku Kasugai Asahimeitoh Karuizawa Shinonoi Toyokawa Suwa Tsushima Ginza Shibuya Shinjuku Hachiohji Takasaki Maebashi Tachikawa Atsugi Adachi Nakayama Ohmiya Naka Sagamihara Kashima Sapporo Hakodate Asahikawa Sendai Sendaikita Sendaiminami Akita Yamagata Sougougijutsukunren Shiogaya Hanamaki(Thono) Kamishi(Ohfunato) Tendoh Sagae Shinjo Skirmish Iwanuma Noshiro Honjo Kitagami Miyako KYUSHU ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY SHIKOKU ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY CHUBU ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY TOHOKU ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY HOKKAIDO ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY HOKURIKU ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY KANSAI ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY 新彊維吾尓自治区 ⻄藏自治区 ⻘梅省 四川省 雲南省 貴州省 湖南省 湖北省 河南省 ⼭⻄省 河北省 広東省 広⻄壮族自治区 福建省 江⻄省 海南省 台湾省 陝⻄省 ⽢粛省 ⼭東省 ⿊⿓江省 吉林省 遼寧省 江蘇省 浙江省 安徽省 内蒙古自治区 寧夏回族自治区 重慶市 北京市 珠海 広州 平頂山南陽 焦作 唐山 DAS Shipment record by Toshiba’s affiliates in China Beijing DAS Control Center Over 20 DASs have shipped to Beijing and major cities, throughout the country Achievements in Automated Meter Reading Data Collection Servers Electric Power company Cell phone packet network Exclusive line Packet Communication Communication terminal Display Display Base Station Base station Telecom Operator Electricity consumer Communication Terminal Meter Cell phone module CPA(CDMA Packet Access) for Cell phone was utilized for data communications Automatic Meter Reading with Cell phone network Communication terminal AMR (Including analog line communication) Over 5000 terminals shipped. measuring instrument Wireless Handy Terminal Wireless communication telephone Gus Meter At Apartments transceiver ・Automatic Meter Reading ・Abnormality detection and notification ・Remote close-off control Home Wireless Meter Wireless Meter Reading Shipped 3000+ transceivers. (For Electricity) 3000 shipment per year planed Meter Reading with Handy Terminal Communication Terminal Load Data information is gathered through communication network for Electricity control Data Collector Intra-Network Automated Analysis Electric Power Company High Voltage Night time discount plan LSM T-NCU LSM T-NCU pay-as-you-go plan LSM Wireless Terminal LSM IT-NCU LSM PHS-Terminal Base Station Analog-line Wireless Analog line refrigerator A.C. Power Line Communication TV Load Survey System with Wide Area Network Low Voltage Wireless Digital-line Digital-line Digital-line Over 30k terminals shipped pay-as-you-go plan Survey for individual load/equipment in a house ・Electric energy measured for individual outlet ・Wireless communication / PLC be utilized WHM exclusive line Electric cocking heater Current Transformer Sensor Power & PLC Unit Water Heater Floor Heating Data 電話機 Communicator Analog Line Wireless Measuring Unit Measuring Unit Power & PLC unit Current Transformer Sensor Load Survey System of Home Appliances 1. Distribution Automation System (DAS) Purpose of Distribution Automation System Characteristics of distribution grid •Widespread and complexly connected, thus difficult to acknowledge the emergency situation •Natural disaster and operational mistakes are major causes of the fault. •Failure and fault directly influence on the customers outage. 46% 15% 8% 19% 12% natural disaster mistake of operation contact with object breakdown of equipment others Fig.1 Cause of outage without DAS DAS is effective as the countermeasure Fig.2 Reduction of outage time 1968: 400min /customer 2000: 13min /customerDAS can be effective over 70% of the outages Primary Distribution Substation FCB Section1 Section2 Section3 Section4 Fault Loop Point (Normal Open) Reduction of outage time Long outage time causes income decrease and negative effects to industrial economy. FDIR: Fault Detection, Isolation and recovery Utility’s personnel tries to detect the fault section, then restores manually. : It takes a long time and human resources Fault recovery operation Direct access Remote control with FDIR function of DAS DAS FDIR function DAS is effective especially for recovery from multiple faults caused by large disaster such as typhoon. Problem: PVS : Pole-mounted Vacuum Switch CB : Circuit Breaker RTU : Remote Terminal Unit TCM : Tele-Control Master Unit TCR : Tele-Control Remote UnitUtility office Substation Substation equipment TCR Computer system (CPU) TCM TCM CB CB PVS PVS PVS RTU RTU RTU DAS Control Center TCM/TCR PVS RTU DAS equipment and system CB • Distribution network displayed on real time. • CB and PVS controlled from monitor operation. • Real-time monitoring - CB status/ relay operation - measurement of current & voltage • Remote control of CB Example for Overhead Feeder Measure Features of DAS Main Functions • Display distribution network diagram linked in map. • Change colors when the network status change occurs. • Remote control operation on map. • Display detailed equipment information on window • Map functions like zooming and panning 1. Graphical display of network • Real-time monitoring - CB status/ operated relays - measurement of current and voltage • control of CB Open / Close control and monitoring RTU RTU RTU PVS PVS PVSCB OCR DG TCM Substation Utility Office TCR • Real-time Status of distribution network can be displayed. • CB and PVS can be remotely controlled by the Central machine. Feeder line Communication line 2. Real-time monitoring and on-line control Measure Features of DAS 3. Automatic Restoration Normal condition First trip First reclose First reclose SW-B auto-close First reclose SW-C auto-close Second trip due to fault of section c SW-A and SW-C are locked Second reclose SW-B auto-close Automatic power supply from another feeder SW-E auto-close A B C D E F FCB LBS LBS LBS LBS LBS 15s 60s 15s 7s 15s 7s 7s 15s 7s 7s 7s 15s 7s Locked Locked 60s a b c d Measure Features of DAS 2. Automated Meter Reading (AMR) Power company etc Telephone Line / PLC / Optical Fiber / Wireless ( Radio Frequency ) etc Terminal-Network Control Unit Watt-hour Meter Water Meter Gas Meter *We will develop and construct the systems according to the customer’s requirements. ■Meter Reading ■Remote disconnect ■Notification of usage etc Key Features Communication Network Automatic Meter Reading System (AMR) Components for AMR Watt-hour Meter (for dealing) Electromechanical-type Watt-hour Meter (for dealing) Multi-function Electronic-type Handheld Unit with RF Water Meter Gas Meter Automatic Meter Reading Box AMR AMRAMR Low - end Middle High - end Function of Meter ZigBeePLC Future Technology of Meter Instrument F u n c tio n o f S y ste m A M I/ S m art G rid S y ste m A M R S y ste m S ta n d A lo n e Standard TOU (Time of Use) AMR/AMI Smart Home Home Energy Management System Sensor NetworkDistribution Automation System Smart Meter Total Energy Management including all components Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Transmission lines (Optical fiber cable, PLC, wireless and others) Wireless Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) is a broader concept than AMR. AMI includes home display, Meter Data Management System (MDMS) in addition to AMR. AMI can provide Demand Response (DR) Solution. Smart Meter Measures instantaneous values including power consumption, voltage, current, frequency and other data and sends values to the meter data management system and home displays. Meter Data Management System (MDMS) Remote metering of data measured by the smart meter. Real time data collection, management and analysis. Home Display Displays electric energy used, electric energy sold, CO2 emissions and other data measured by the smart meter. 入Air Conditioner DR Terminal DR ServerDBOperation Server Operation Center of AMI & DR The Internet LAN Display Incentive notification PC Home Gateway Copyright © TOSHIBA CORPORATION 2009 All rights reserved Demand Response (DR) solution Demand Response (DR) can provide means to shed electrical load in the consumer’s house. Non-essential load Electrical load shedding command
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