Power Quality Performance Module Overview
Power Quality Performance Module Overview
Improve your power quality for greater plant reliability and efficiency
2X
faster growth of electricity
10X
more connected devices
82%
of untapped energy efficiency
70%
of new capacity additions
demand compared to than people by 2025 potential in buildings will be renewable forms
energy demand by 2040 (and more than 50% by 2040
in industry)
Source: IEA WEO 2014 Source: United Nations, IHS Source: World Energy Outlook 2012 Source: BNEF
How power distribution has changed
Energy
efficiency
Distributed generation
Growing complexity in the model has its challenges
Infrastructure Buildings
Modular Edge Control Platforms
EcoStruxure Power Applications Enabler
Apps, Analytics
Safe Reliable
& Services
Power Advisor
Protect Optimize
PME/PSO People and Business
+ Assets continuity
Power Quality
Edge Control
Performance
Module
Efficient Compliant
IP Communications Backbone
Maximize Simplify
Connected Lifecycle Regulatory
Products Power Protective RTUs, Breakers,
Meters Relays PLCs Trip
FD
Breakers,
Variable UPSs PQ
Water, Efficiency Compliance
Speed Air,
Sensors, Correction
Units, Drives Gas,
Gateways Gateways Steam
Agenda 1 Intro
2 Module Details
I am aware we have PQ issues but not sure where, when and how
they are impacting my facility
Baseline & monitor Monitor the grid impact on your Facilitate pro-active maintenance
evolution of system reliability facility activities
Help ensure reliable by creating a
& consistent grid pre-alarm status
power quality and remote
With the help of the
& alarming
Power Quality Index
negotiate with your
utility
Software
Demand generation Power Quality Performance
Software application
Directly from software Software Application
specific to PQ in
Industrial Plants
Modbus TCP / Ethernet IP
Metering / Comms / IEDs Power Factor Correction Harmonic Mitigation Voltage Sag Mitigation
Hardware
Modular & scalable to
fit customer needs &
plant size
Up to 300+ devices Up to 15 cap. banks 1-5 harmonic filters 1-5 Uninterruptible Power Supply
Plant Floor
From industrial loads
to main incomer
Trending of key steady state disturbances that can contribute to accelerated equipment wear or failure
Description
of the event
Analyze
and details
power quality
on how it
over different
could
time periods
impact a
production
facility
Click to link to
device diagram
to analyze in
more detail
Link to
solution
advisory
content
related to the
specific issue
Description of event
and typical
occurrence, causes,
consequences &
solutions
Dedicated, out-
of-the-box asset
management
interfaces
(Capacitor
banks, harmonic
filters,
uninterruptible
power supply)
Quick overview of
equipment in your
system
Confidential Property of Schneider Electric | Page 26
Power Quality Asset Management
Improve asset lifetime with more actionable information to facilitate pro-active maintenance programs
Valuable
maintenance
indicators help to
plan pro-active
maintenance
Transient and Short Term Power Quality Disturbances (sags, interruptions, swells, transients)
> CBEMA-ITIC - single-phase 120V 60 Hz systems & general usage
CBEMA curve done in 1970. Replaced by ITIC Curve in 1994, revised in 2000
> SEMI F47 for Semiconductor Industry, for single, two and three phase manufacturing equipment
> IEC 61000-4-11 - less than 16A, for single, two and three phase manufacturing equipment, 50/60Hz
> IEC 61000-4-34 - greater than 16A, for single, two and three phase manufacturing equipment, 50/60Hz
Harmonics
> IEEE Standards 519-1992, IEEE Recommended Practices and Requirements for Harmonic Control in Electrical Power
System
Unbalance
> ANSI / NEMA Standard MG-1-2003, Revision 1-2004, Motors and Generators, Revision 1