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    Group

    Innovative Sensing Systems


    Wireless Passive SAW Sensors

    24/7 Online Assets Monitoring Solution

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    Application Group

    POWER GENERATION OIL & GAS INDUSTRIAL


    TRANSMISSION
    & DISTRIBUTION

    MV ASSETS
    Switchgear,
    CB, RMU
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    Problem Group

    Connection faults + Insulators degradation + Overload + Aging


    = ARC FLASH

    Exploded Switchgears Damaged CB Clamps

    Note: Contribution margin defined as revenue less material and direct labor.

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    What are the main failures? Group

    Ø Increase of the temperature Ø Degradation of the insulation


    ü Connection faults ü Superficial Partial discharge (PD)
    ü Harmonic ü Internal PD
    ü Overload ü Corona PD

    Ø Continuous Rising of temperature on critical points AND Partial Discharges


    > 70% of FAILURES
    Ø PD is the root causes of an arc flash: PD induce a locally increases of temperature
    induce degradation of insulation…
    % of failures Continuous
    resulting in > 30% monitoring &
    Ø IEEE Standard 493 - 1997: “Practice for Design of
    Equipment production loss trending options
    Reliable Industrial and Commercial Power Systems
    Switchgear bus bar 50 PD, t°, ϕ (Gold Book)”
    Electric utility 27 -
    Switchgear bus - insulated 20 PD, t°, ϕ Ø G.Paoletti, G.Herman - 2013: “Monitoring of electrical
    Cable terminations 18 PD, t°, ϕ equipment failure indicators and zero-planned
    Bus duct 15 PD, t°, ϕ outages: past, present, and future maintenance
    Transformers 15 PD, t°, ϕ
    practices“
    Generators 15 PD, t°, ϕ, vibration
    Open wire 13 thermography Ø ARC - 2015: Ralph Rio: “Proactive Asset Management
    Cable 13 PD, t°, ϕ
    Cable joints 9 PD, t°, ϕ with IIOT and Analytics”. Jan 2015
    Circuit breakers 6 PD, t°, ϕ
    Motors 3 PD, t°, vibration
    Ø … and many more
    Motor starters 2 PD, t°, ϕ

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    WHY ASSETS MONITORING? Group

    Technical constraints/ Technical weaknesses:


    Ø Networks become more complex – renewables, fluctuating generation
    Ø Bi-directional power/load flow
    Ø More operations and stress on equipment: switching, overloads, harmonics
    Ø The infrastructure is aging, impact of new conditions on equipment is unknown
    Ø Environmental events are worsening (global warming)

    Evolution of INDUSTRY good practices:


    Ø Digitalization, INDUSTRY 4.0 or SMART GRID
    Ø High availability and quality requests for the electricity supply (High risk of huge penalty
    for Utilities and risk of financial losses for Industrial customer in case of breakdown)
    Ø Higher requirements for security and safety

    There are 5 to 10 arc flash explosions in electrical equipment every day in


    the USA
    Source: NFPA 2015 report

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    Benefits of Asset Monitoring Group

    Ø The United States Department of Energy found that 75% of breakdowns


    are eliminated by energy companies that use Asset Monitoring Solutions
    enabling access to predictive maintenances / condition base monitoring
    (CBM)

    Ø Asset Monitoring solution for Predictive Maintenance in the Energy


    Markets provides:
    ü Savings of 12% on planned repairs

    ü Maintenance Costs reduced by 30%

    ü Unplanned Downtime reduced by 75%

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    The SOLUTION Group

    MV switchgears instrumented with:


    - Wireless battery-less temperature sensors
    - High-performance UHF probes
    - Ambient temperature & humidity sensor
    - Modular IoT platform for data acquisition,
    analysis & connectivity

    q Real-time alarms
    q Actionable data on assets condition

    ü Condition-based maintenance
    ü Dynamic load management
    ü Failure prevention

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    System components Group

    TRANSCEIVER

    ANTENNA

    SENSORS

    HUM/TEMP SENSOR

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    Typical Installation in MV AIS Group
    CLOUD
    service
    SCADA/PLC etc. s HMI 1x Platform

    1x Ambient temp
    Humidity sensor

    Up to 12x Passive SAW Wireless Sensors

    Up to 3x2 Probe Antennas

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    SAW temperature sensors operation Group

    WIRELESS & BATTERYLESS 1. The transceiver sends an electromagnetic


    signal to the sensor (~ mono-static
    RADAR).

    2. The antenna of the sensor captures the


    signal, IDT converts it into a Surface
    Acoustic Wave and reflects these modified
    signals back to the transceiver.

    3. The transceiver computes, processes and


    translates the signal into an exploitable
    data: temperature from -25 to 150°C.

    4. The data is sent to HMI or Cloud.

    5. Alarms can be set of custom thresholds.

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    Partial Discharge Detection Group
    1. Any PD event in the cubicle creates
    RF radiations.
    2. The antennas are used as probes for
    UHF detection of these events.
    3. Recording of base level during shut
    down and reference level after
    energize.
    4. All types of PD are detected, on a
    range from 300 MHz to 3GHz.
    5. The transceiver computes the data
    (de-noising algorithms, signal
    processing) and calculates the PD
    ratio (exploitable data based on
    amplitude, occurrence and
    repetition rate of the events).
    6. The data is sent to HMI or Cloud for
    trend analysis.
    7. Alarms can be set of custom
    thresholds.

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    Trending Measurements Group

    Partial Discharge Trending

    Temperature Trending
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    GUI DISPLAY &
    Group
    INSTANT MEASUREMENTS

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    The VALUE Group

    Ø Only when required, proactive maintenance


    Ø Dynamic (Over)Load management adapted to the actual equipment condition

    èFailure prevention, downtime reduction


    èReduced number of inspections Ø SAVINGS
    èHigher availability, service continuity Ø QUICK ROI
    èOptimized performance
    èIncreased security
    èExtended lifetime

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    Scalability & Connectivity
    Group

    Ø Analog inputs/outputs extension


    Ø Modular connectivity through gateways (GSM/3G, IEC61850, Lora etc.)
    Ø Remote access for display & upgrades (Teamviewer, Cloud servers, etc.)

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    ABB SwitchgearMD Group

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