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

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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
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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
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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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