Escolar Documentos
Profissional Documentos
Cultura Documentos
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Unscheduled OPEX
CAPEX
Network
Services
Monitoring &
Diagnostics
Monitoring
Systems
Substation
Modernization
Substation
Modernization/
Green Solution
Audits &
Assessments
O&M
LTM
ROS
Cable &
Line Services
PMI
Transformer
Services
Installation/
Retrofit/
Upgrade/
Extension
Reactive
Maintenance/
Spares/
Repairs
Switchgear
Services
Planned
Maintenance
& Inspection
Remote
Operational
Support
Long-Term
Maintenance
Operation &
Maintenance
Fig.10.1-1: A
sset services portfolio
Advisory
Services
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tions global expert knowledge of asset management and network analysis with local knowledge of the specific network
conditions (that is, global competence delivered locally).
Customers include public or private utilities, industrial organizations, private/equity investors, or real estate development
companies from many countries around the world.
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Management
Services
Special
Services
Operation
Services
O&M
Services
Customer
Services
Long-Term
Maintenance
Services
Support
Services
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Independent
Assessment
Development
Condition Assessment
Inventory, Diagnostic,
Testing, Monitoring
Acquisition
Planning, Design,
Procurement, Commissioning
Licenses, CapEx
Maintenance
Time Based (TBM), Condition
Based (CMB), Reliability
Based (RBM), Rehabilitation,
Replacement, Costs
Implementation
Assistance
Financial Management
Accounting, Taxes, Revenues,
Expenses, Cash Flow, Legal
Asset Management
Program
Operation
Balance Run Time,
Best Efficiency Point,
Energy Management, Costs
Risk Management
Regulatory, Environmental,
Health and Safety, Quality
of Service, Financial
Disposal
Rescue Value,
Environmental, Legal
Performance
Follow-up
Fig.10.1-6: C
ore elements of asset management services
Technical Review/
Condition Assessment
Assets
Business
Site Visits
Environmental/Permits
OpEx
Standards
Staffing/Equipment/Tools
Budgets
CapEx
Demand Projections
Budgets/Programmes
Historical/Future
Risk Analysis
Technical
Institutional
Regulatory
Other
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Monitoring systems
The condition of your assets is highly relevant to your decision
making about service or replacement. With insight into the
condition of the assets, the transition to Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) can take place. Minor failures can be repaired
before they turn into a major problem and a breakdown occurs.
Siemens offers both on-site one-time audits (see chapter 10.1.6
Audits and Consulting) and online condition monitoring as a
stand-alone or integrated system.
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Based on more than 20 years of experience, Ultra High Frequency (UHF) partial discharge monitoring and gas densitiy
monitoring provide significant insight in the condition of highvoltage gas-insulated switchgear.
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Evaluation of all required technical information. The switchgear to be retrofitted remains in place and in operation
Measurement and development of the most suitable solution,
testing, and verifications in AutoCAD
Transport of the ready-to-use medium-voltage trucks to the
system operators plant, installation, and commissioning
Thorough testing of prototype; series production begins after
all tests are successfully passed.
Retrofits quickly pay off. Solutions from Siemens provide many
benefits and the most important is the high level of system
availability that can be achieved with the new equipment. In
addition to prolonging the equipments service life and securing
the customers investments, retrofitting also reduces maintenance costs. In addition, retrofitting with Siemens also means a
secure and cost-effective supply of spare parts anywhere in the
world.
Siemens
ABB-Calor Emag
Magrini
Reyrolle
Type
Siemens
8BD
QD3M
ABB Sace
Uniarc
Univer4
ABB
Safesix
Magrini
Epoclad
Composit
Distrivan
Multiclad
Venus
Reyrolle
LMT
C-Gear
SMS
SA 14
SA 36
Ansaldo
Siclad
Schneider
Fluair
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Belldonne
Sprecher & Schuh
HPTW
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The Energy Customer Support Center
is available around the clock:
Phone: +49 180 524 7000
Fax: +49 180 524 2471
Email: support.energy@siemens.com
Internet: www.siemens.com/energy-support/en
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Primary Technology
Medium-Voltage and High-Voltage Technology, Transformers
Fig.10.2-1: S
iemens Power Academy TD: training portfolio for transmission & distribution
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Qualification levels
Professional experience
> 5 years
Expert level
Advanced level
> 2 years
> 1 years
Associate level
Objectives:
The participant can
perform specific
technical tasks
under supervision
as part of his/her
professional routine.
Objectives:
The participant can
independently
perform technical
tasks as part of his/
her professional
routine and can
develop the
necessary solutions
on his/her own.
Objectives:
The participant can
independently
perform complex
technical tasks
and is able to
communicate
solutions to third
parties for
implementation.
Associate
Advanced
Expert
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SIPROTEC
Applications, exercises
Accessory equipment
for protection systems
DIGSI Basics
Protection and control functions
SIPROTEC
Secondary testing of protection relays
with the OMICRON test system
Protection technology
Principles
Fig.10.2-3: C
urriculum: Simplified example SIPROTEC Protection
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The following sections provide an overview of customer requirements and the different elements of Siemens service portfolio.
Fig.10.3-1 summarizes the ranges of services Siemens offers in
the UK and globally.
Customers
Residential >> Commercial and Industrial >> Power Generation
Energy Utilities >> Transmission >> Water Utilities >> Distribution
Meter Operations
Data Collection
Data Management
Revenue Management
We provide measurement
instruments for:
- Meter asset provision
- Meter asset management
- Meter installation, including
prepayment meters
- Grid metering
- Submetering
- Smart metering
We make data
meaningful via:
- Processing
- Validation
- Aggregation
- Data storage
- Data sharing
- Data cleansing
We convert data
into knowledge via:
- Billing management
- Data mining
- Revenue protection
- Energy management
- Meter data management
solution for smart grid
Electricity
Water
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The UK has the worlds largest meter system, with over 2 million
meter points.
Siemens is responsible for maintaining the system, as well as for
installing new prepayment meters and for distributing top-up
cards to customers. The latest technologies and process knowledge are combined in this prepayment meter in order to ensure
that the customer is completely satisfied (fig.10.3-3).
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Grid metering
Siemens is a leading provider of grid metering and high-accuracy
metering solutions in the electricity value chain. Siemens offers
services to power generation and transmission companies worldwide, which enables them to get the most accurate view of the
electricity they produce and put through the network. This
product and service offering fits perfectly with the meter operations element of the value chain, and enables power generation
and distribution customers to manage and maintain their revenue stream.
Submetering
Siemens provides meter operations services for non-fiscal purposes, including submetering applications. These can be
installed and integrated into energy management systems for
individual or multi-utility (gas, water, electricity) applications.
Siemens provides accurate consumption information at the point
of use and visibility via Web-based solutions. Siemens offers
tailored solutions and enables the system operator to monitor
and control energy usage in different business locations. Large
retailers and industrial customers use this service, which can be
linked to their billing or finance system.
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Siemens provides comprehensive metering and energy information management services to the utility industry, including
Meter Data Management System (MDMS) software, integration
services, and consulting.
Whether the customers Smart Grid investment is focused
onenhanced meter-to-cash processes to support increased
customer choice, or on improvement in customer service,
ourEnergyIP meter data management platform provides a
solid,smart foundation for information management.
EnergyIP core functionality
EnergyIP captures the complex relationships among devices,
premises, customer accounts, users, applications, networks and
services that must be managed in any Smart Grid. With its
automated process and workflows, EnergyIP provides real-time
information and automation to integrate enterprise systems and
drive Smart Grid management, acting as the central nervous
system of your utility.
Data synchronization engine
The key to providing useful information to all parts of your
business is ensuring the data is synchronized across your organization. The EnergyIP Data Synchronization Engine manages the
synchronization of data with the AMI, Customer Information
System (CIS), and other enterprise applications.
The Data Synchronization Engine supports the use of FlexSync
real-time web services. FlexSync is an incremental, transactional-based approach to synchronizing data. Changes to master
data contained in utility systems (CIS, WMS or other system) are
reflected in real-time, keeping EnergyIP up to date with the most
recent information. For processes such as meter changes and
rate changes, this approach improves billing acuracy, and
reduces rework which would be necessary without proper
synchronization.
Data repository
The Metered Usage Data Repository (MUDR) is the data store
that maintains the meter readings, register reads, interval
records, outage and restoration events, and event logs. The
MUDR also maintains derived or computed data, along with
trace of versions and audit trails, which is important to keep
your auditors happy.
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so that the data can be easily analyzed and reported by using the
reporting tools included in EnergyIP or any other reporting/BI tool.
secure, web-based interface allows access from multiple locations with role-based access and full auditing of system activities. The interactive customer portal increases performance by
showing customers their historical results and real-time feedback during DR events.
Evolution and innovation for the future
As the field of demand response continues to mature, enabling
technologies allow DR further extend the value of utility assets.
Siemens DRMS makes it easier to maximize the value of each
DRresource, and minimize DR operational costs through more
efficient processes and process automation.
Ensures committed reduction levels are met by providing a
forecast of both connected and sheddable load, thereby increasing reliability and reducing uncertainty
Includes added support for DR program definitions and thirdparty integration, and event notification allows many types of
programs and consumer classes to be managed through a single application in a more cost-effective manner
Extends the number and type of business processes that can
be mapped into the DRMS via configuration, not through expensive customization. This capability allows for increased operational efficiency by dispatching DR programs and assets in a
consistent and logical manner, while also providing more accurate results over time.
A real-world illustration
An excellent illustration of how the Siemens DRMS works and
delivers benefits can be seen at an east-coast generation and
transmission (G&T) operator that has adopted the use of this
DRMS technology to implement targeted load reductions. This
G&T has limited generation capability and procures much of its
supply through bi-lateral power purchase agreements or through
the wholesale markets. In times of peak demand, the G&T is
forced to procure expensive peaking power to meet demand.
Their goal was to utilize technology to help alleviate grid stress
and reduce the need to purchase expensive power through the
use of demand response technology. Using the Siemens DRMS,
the G&T was able to create several demand response programs
to operate within their three main operating territories. They are
also using Siemens DRMS to create and manage load control
groups based on zip codes and several other attributes, which
allows them to effectively manage peaks for each of their participating member coops at the substation level. In roughly eight
months, they enrolled 50MW of load reduction capacity equivalent to nearly half the capacity of a typical natural gas-powered
peaking plant. Not only has the G&T been able to reduce power
purchase costs, but they anticipate reduced operations and
maintenance costs as well.
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