Implementing Volt/VAr for Smart Grid

  • Smart Grids Use Transmission Lines Like These

    Smart Grids Use Transmission Lines Like These

    Date:    Friday, October 23, 2009

  • Time:    Seminar:  Registration 08:30am-9:00am, Speaker 9:00am-3:00pm
  • Speaker:    Tom Beckwith, Dr Murty V.V S Yalla,  Tom Jauch, and Chuck Mozina.
  • Beckwith Electric Co., Inc. 6190-118th Avenue North Largo, Florida 33773
  • Location:  Seminole Electric (16313 N. Dale Mabry Highway)
  • PDH Credits   5 Professional Development Hours will be awarded.
  • Cost:      $100 Members, $150Non-Members.  (Includes breakfast & Lunch)
  • RSVP:    Online at:  http://time2meet.com/fwcs-pes1/index.html
  • Make checks payable to:  IEEE FWCS
  • Space limited to the first 50 registrants!
  • Questions:  Serge Beauzile at 727-344-4123 or Serge.Beauzile@ieee.org

Present the theoretical and practical principal aspects related to Integrating Volt/VAr Management strategies consistent with Smart Grid objectives for Asset Management and Reliability in the distribution system.

Discuss implementation of LTC transformer control, line regulator control along feeders, pole top capacitor bank control (remote and local), power
quality issues; sags swells CBEMA and harmonics, as well as protection of the intertie with disbursed, alternative, or green energy sources.

Investigate system performance enhancements such as use of; autoadaptive techniques, VAr Biasing, Line Drop Compensation (LDC), flattening the voltage profile end to end and Conservation Voltage Control, paralleling for single bus, double bus and ring bus configurations, SCADA heartbeat integrity checks, and automatic change over on loss of communications.

Additional topics include communications; ports, protocols and media and the use of Ethernet over fiber optics, IEC 61850, mesh networks, reporting by exception and unsolicited reporting, broadcast capabilities for voltage collapse mitigation, distribution VAr support to transmission for voltage collapse mitigation, and much more.