| With the wide application of computer and network technology in the field of electric power,Whether it is the relay protection of power system,the fault analysis of distribution network and the operation management of distribution system,computers are playing an increasingly important role.According to the rapid development of integrated substation automation technology and the demand of the system,this paper analyzes the system function and requirements of Tai shan 110 kV substation,and makes the overall design scheme,which based on the analysis and study of configuration technology in application of integrated substation automation system.The paper designed system structure and hardware system,including data acquisition system,communication system,fault alarm and protection system.The basic model of the software of 110 kV substation integrated automation management system is established through Zijinqiao configuration software.Through the system simulation design,it can complete the input and output of the data,and realize the signal monitoring,testing of equipment operation.In this process,the real-time monitoring,information analysis,data collection shall be complete.In order to realize the substation integrated automation function,it calculate the corresponding output value and the real-time adjustment by analyzing the collected data.In this paper,the substation integrated automation system is designed,including a tectonic analysis,secondary protection equipment,the structure of the background design,equipment installation and so on.it completed a whole intelligent substation.The main contents include:(1)according to the function requirements of substation integrated automation,the system hardware and software system are set.(2)Realize real-time monitoring of all kinds of accurate test data and electrical equipment of substation.Remote debug and control each of the controllable electric facilities in the substation.And complete the effective detection and management of the substation. |
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