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Real-time supervision

1. Description of the Use Case

1.1. Name of the Use Case

IDArea /Domain(s)/Zone(s)Name of the Use Case
1Distribution Management, Users, Distribution System, Real-Time Operation, Transmission System, Energy systems,edf-2

1.2. Version Management

Version No.DateName of author(s)ChangesApproval status
12018-08-13T00:00:00Francisco Reis & Gonçalo Glória [R&D Nester],Approved Version

1.3. Scope and Objectives of Use Case

ScopeThe exchange of real time data/information in the observability area between TSO’s and DSO’s
Objective(s)Increase observability areas of both TSO and DSO on each other networks, expanding the set of signals (measurements, states …) exchanged in real-time, as well as improving data exchange structure/normalization. Enlarge real-time data exchanged between TSO and DSO for improved supervision and control of their own networks.
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1.4. Narrative of Use Case

Short description

This SUC describes the process to define the exchange of signal/information (measurements, states, … ) between the TSOs and DSOs. Two scenarios are described: one to send the real-time information and another to request the real-time information.

Complete description

The exchange of real-time information between TSO and DSO is essential to real-time control and supervision of the power system. Although it is a usual practice between transmission and distribution operators, it should be revised and improved given the importance that has in the operation of both grids.

The definition of the standardized method to request and send measurements along with setting up a methodology to define the right observability areas of both TSO and DSO at each other networks and by expanding the set of signals (measurements, states …) exchanged are some of the enhancements that this SUC provides.

In the case of Portuguese field test, the exchange of real-time information will use Inter-Control center Communication Protocol (ICCP) in order to allow the communication between TSO and DSO SCADAs. However, other solutions can be adopted.

1.5. Key Performance Indicatiors (KPI)

IDNameDescriptionReference to mentioned use case objectives
1TSO’s state estimator accuracy (%)d2fe406c-96f7-4d01-a8ed-72037a66d16b, 553a6680-12e7-44a9-9bc8-b38fddc07f06,

1.6. Use case conditions

Assumptions
TSO and DSO degree of cooperation includes having a certain level of observability over each other networks.
Prerequisites
TSO records information on the state of operation of the transmission network (measurements, state of operation of the equipment, etc…).

1.7. Further information to the use case for classification/mapping

Relation to other use cases
SUC
Level of depth
Prioritisation
High
Generic, regional or national relation
Generic
Nature of the use cases
SUC
Further keywords for classification
Real-time operation, TSO-DSO information exchange, Observability area

1.8. General remarks

General remarks

2. Diagrams of Use Case

Real-time supervision Real-time supervision

3. Technical Details

3.1. Actors

Actor NameActor TypeActor DescriptionFurther information specific to this Use Case
Data exchange platformSystemPlatform used by several power system actors to exchange information for different proposes. Three types of data (real-time, scheduled and structural data) can be exchanged through this platform. The operational/control data are not included in real-time type. The exchange of information related with the markets are included in the scheduled data.
The platform is a data-agnostic ICT infrastructure that enables a secure and reliable information exchange for different purposes (long-term planning, operational planning, contingencies, …) and within different time scales.
Network OperationSystemThe Network Operation function includes business activity directly involved with monitoring and operating the power grid as a whole system.
  • The phrase ‘directly involved’ indicates that the covered activities are limited to a hands-on focus on keeping the power grid running successfully, and more indirect influences on grid operation, such as energy markets, will be covered by other business functions.
  • The phrase ‘as a whole system’ indicates that local activity, such as operating a generating plant or substation, is excluded, and here the concern is a system perspective, such as is typical in transmission or distribution control centres.

In the presented SUCs, the Network Operation function can refer to either the analysis tools used by TSOs or DSOs.

3.2. References

No.References TypeReferenceStatusImpact on Use CaseOrganistaor / OrganisationLink

4. Step by Step Analysis of Use Case

4.1. Overview of Scenarios

No.Scenario NameScenario DescriptionPrimary ActorTriggering EventPre-ConditionPost-Condition
1Request Real-time informationIn this scenario it’s described the main flux of the activities to request real time information from the observability area that is already stored or not in the data exchange platform.Every 5 seconds (or other value defined between TSO and DSO)
2Send Real-time informationThis scenario describes the flux of the main activities to send information from the SO (TSO or DSO) to the data exchange platformEvery 5 seconds (or other value defined between TSO and DSO)

Notes

4.2. Steps – Scenarios

Scenario Name:
Request Real-time information
Step No.Event.Name of Process/ ActivityDescription of Process/ Activity.ServiceInformation Producer (Actor)Information Receiver (Actor)Information ExchangedRequirements, R-ID
1.1Request Real-Time information in the observability areaThe SO should request the information in each node in the defined observability area
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1.2Organisation of the requested informationThe information stored in the data exchange platform should organize all the information in the observability area to send to the SO
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1.3Real-time information acknowledgeAcknowledge by the SO of the information sent.395198ac-5a33-430c-b38b-5c94bb593604
Scenario Name:
Send Real-time information
Step No.Event.Name of Process/ ActivityDescription of Process/ Activity.ServiceInformation Producer (Actor)Information Receiver (Actor)Information ExchangedRequirements, R-ID
2.1Network real-time data collectionSO (TSO or DSO) collects real-time data on its own network and aggregates it whenever necessary.395198ac-5a33-430c-b38b-5c94bb593604
2.2Real-time information exchange with the DSOSO send real-time information to the data exchange platform, limited to the defined observability.
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2.3Real-time measurements acknowledgeReal-time information acknowledged by Data Exchange Platform.41fe759a-eccc-4e9c-8d5a-427a3550e8e1

5. Information Exchanged

Information exchanged IDName of InformationDescription of Information ExchangedRequirement
fe8283d0-3bde-4b21-8111-06a651699053Request measurements in the observability areaThe request of information can be done in two different ways:
1:
Observability area ID
Time (not defined means the last one) (day; hour; minutes; seconds)

2:
Bus ID
Line ID
Power Transformer ID
SGU ID
Time (not defined means the last one) (day; hour; minutes; seconds)
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72c603c9-727f-476f-a60b-66d58c6964f3Send measurements in the observability areaSend the measurements in the observability area to the data exchange platform.

Observability area ID
Time (day; hour; minutes; seconds)
Bus ID
P(MW)
Q(MVAr)
U(kV)
Voltage Angle (°)

Observability area ID
Time (day; hour; minutes; seconds)
Line ID
P(MW)
Q(MVAr)

Observability area ID
Time (day; hour; minutes; seconds)
Power Transformer ID
P(MW)
Q(MVAr)
U1(kV)
U2(kV)
OLTC

Observability area ID
Time (day; hour; minutes; seconds)
SGU ID
P(MW)
Q(MW)
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6. Requirements (optional)

7. Common Terms and Definitions

8. Custom Information (optional)

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