IEEE 1249 1997

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IEEE Guide for Computer-Based Control for Hydroelectric Power Plant Automation

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
IEEE	1997	69

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New IEEE Standard – Active. The application, design concepts, and implementation of computer-based control systems for hydroelectric power plant automation is addressed. Functional capabilities, performance requirements, interface requirements, hardware considerations, and operator training are discussed. Recommendations for system testing and acceptance are provided, and case studies of actual computer-based control applications are presented.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Title Page
3	Introduction Participants
5	CONTENTS
7	1. Overview 1.1 Scope 1.2 Purpose
8	2. References
9	3. Definitions
11	4. Functional capabilities 4.1 General
12	4.2 Control capabilities
20	4.3 Data acquisition capabilities
21	4.4 Alarm processing and diagnostics
22	4.5 Report generation 4.6 Maintenance management interface 4.7 Data archival and retrieval 4.8 Operation scheduling and forecasting
23	4.9 Data access 4.10 Operator simulation training 4.11 Typical control parameters
24	5. System architecture, communications, and databases 5.1 General
25	5.2 System classification
26	5.3 System architecture characteristics
30	5.4 Control data networks
35	5.5 Data bases and software configuration
37	6. User and plant interfaces 6.1 User interfaces
38	6.2 Plant interfaces
40	7. System performance 7.1 General
41	7.2 Hardware
42	7.3 Communications
43	7.4 Measuring performance
44	8. System backup capabilities 8.1 General
45	8.2 Design principles 8.3 Basic functions 8.4 Design of equipment for backup control
46	8.5 Alarm handling
47	8.6 Protective function 9. Site integration and support systems 9.1 Interface to existing equipment 9.2 Environmental conditions
48	9.3 Power source 9.4 Supervision of existing contact status points 9.5 Supervision of existing transducers
49	9.6 Supervision of existing control output points 9.7 Grounding 9.8 Static control 10. Recommended test and acceptance criteria
50	10.1 Specific test requirements
51	10.2 Quality assurance 10.3 Acceptance 11. System management 11.1 Maintenance 11.2 Training
52	11.3 Documentation
53	12. Case studies 12.1 Automation of the Conowingo Hydroelectric Station
56	12.2 Computer-based control system at Waddell Pump-Generating Plant
60	12.3 Retrofit of Trangslet Hydro Power Station
65	12.4 Computer-based control system on Wynoochee Hydroelectric Project
69	Annex A—Bibliography