NETWORK CONFIGURATOR AND SIMULATOR SYSTEM BASED ON CIM STANDARD AND NODE-DEPTH ENCODING
Lucas Mateus Cordeiro Jurema1; Arnold Almeida Lima Júnior1; Mateus Costa Vieira1; Felipe Carvalho Sampaio1; Ruth Pastôra Saraiva Leão1; Raimundo Furtado Sampaio1; Lucas Silveira Melo1; Giovanni Cordeiro Barroso1
1 Universidade Federal do Ceará
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Resumo
The extensive automation envisaged for smart networks brings challenges related to the difficulty of integrating a great deal of data from sensing, metering, actuating, control and protection devices. Application tools developed for smart grids rely on standardized and open data formats for data exchange. Effective communication depends on a common model of information about the power grid. The Common Information Model (CIM) of IEC 61970 provides a con-sistent definition and data structure using object-oriented modeling. In the topological modeling of distribution net-works, the network data structure given by Node-Depth Representation (RNP) has been widely used for its computa-tional efficiency. This paper aims to present a Network Configurator and Simulator System (NCSS) capable of generat-ing metadata of the electric network in CIM standard and converting them into RNP metamodels integrated to power flow and short-circuit calculation tools. The NCSS was designed for the development, testing and validation of auto-mation systems for electric power distribution systems
Palavras-chave: IEC 61970 6198; Node depth encoding; Smart Grids; Electrical Distribution Networks; Standardization