SMART TRANSMISSION GRID 1. Smart Transmission System Wide application of HVDC/ FACTS Wide Area Monitoring & Protection New Technologies: Substation Automation.

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SMART TRANSMISSION GRID 1

Smart Transmission System Wide application of HVDC/ FACTS Wide Area Monitoring & Protection New Technologies: Substation Automation System (SAS/ DCS), High Temperature Conductors Widespread sensors and new applications: online gas monitoring devices, line sag sensor, Reliability Centered Maintenance, Asset Management, Dynamic Rating, Adaptive Protection, Islanding, Distributed Control 2

Smart Transmission System (HVAC/ UHVDC) 3

ABB smart SF6 CB health monitoring device 4

Conventional Protection/ Equipment Protection Applied to Equipments: Generators, Lines, Buses, Feeders, Transformers, Reactors, Capacitors, … Objective: to disconnect/ trip the equipment In order to: limit the damaging effects and continuing service to the rest of the system Limited communication support 5

Wide Area Protection 6

Wide Area Measurement/ Protection 7

WAMS Vs. SCADA 8 Phase Angle Monitoring Voltage Stability Monitoring Power Oscillation Monitoring

WAMS Vs. SCADA (Dynamic Monitoring) 9

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WAMS Vs. SCADA (Dynamic Monitoring) 11

WAMS Vs. SCADA (Dynamic Monitoring) 12

WAMS application example: Voltage Instability 13 Early warning Emergency alarm Normal Operation Benefit: Early warning against voltage collapses, Immediate stop of cascading effects, and Protection against uprising voltage instabilities.