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CIMug Asset Health Focus Community

CIMug Asset Health Focus Community. Update for European CIMug Meeting June 19, 2014 Pat Brown EPRI. CIMug Focus Communities. Address: A high-priority need Where wide input is needed: Utilities Vendors Universities IEC WG experts Supported by IEC WG Technical Team

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CIMug Asset Health Focus Community

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  1. CIMug Asset Health Focus Community Update for European CIMug Meeting June 19, 2014 Pat Brown EPRI

  2. CIMug Focus Communities • Address: • A high-priority need • Where wide input is needed: • Utilities • Vendors • Universities • IEC WG experts • Supported by IEC WG Technical Team • Facilitate quicker, real-world-based updates of CIM standards • Asset Health is first, more are coming..

  3. Asset Management at Utilities • The Business Challenge • Aging fleet past design life • Limited resources • Increased regulatory / media pressure • Heuristic decision-making • Time-based maintenance is default Replace? Repair? Monitor? • The Business Need • Accurate insight into asset health for accurate decision-making

  4. Asset Management at Utilities . . • The IT Challenge • Data location field measurements • Data format maintenance test • Data stewardship nameplate inspection • Compounded by New Technological Opportunites • Modern sensing technologies • New communication solutions . . • The IT Need • A way to organize disparate information from a variety of sources ? . .

  5. Asset Health Focus Community Work • Envision a CIM model-based architecture • Enables analytics • Supports enterprise-wide asset health insight • With real-world utility and vendor input • Define asset health use cases using 61968 IRM • Suggest refinements and enhancements to the asset-related portions of the CIM model • Create a data framework for: • Organizing data • Supporting analysis of what matters • Product development

  6. Asset Health Focus Community Work • Typical utility practice • Aggregate data from multiple sources • Generate asset health and risk assessments based on the data • Generate asset health events when assessment indicates significant change in health conditions has occurred • Make data available to other systems/tools as needed/requested

  7. Planner Operator Existing Asset Information at Utilities . . Asset Manager Asset Manager . . • Results to Applications Work Management System • Visualization of Results . . . . Field Maintenance Field Maintenance . . . . Analytics . . . . Engineer Engineer Data Sources RTUs EMS SCADA Test Records Database Asset Management System Maintenance Management System Asset Field Data IEDs Operations Field Data Sensors Monitors

  8. Planner Planner Operator Operator Asset Health Integration Framework . . . . Asset Manager Asset Manager • Results to Applications EMS Contingency Analysis Work Management System . . . . • Visualization of Results . . . . Field Maintenance Field Maintenance Insight • Data Integration (analytics results) . . . . Analytics . . . . Engineer Engineer • Data Integration (source data) Data Sources RTUs EMS SCADA Test Records Database Asset Management System Maintenance Management System Asset Field Data IEDs Operations Field Data Sensors Data Monitors

  9. Asset Health Information Modeling in the CIM Overview of CIM Classes for Asset Health Nameplate, Model, Manufacturer Network Model • 61968 Asset Identity, Components 61970 Asset Procedures, Results Measurements

  10. Asset Health Information Modeling in the CIM Sample Instance Diagram with Packages 61970 61968 Nameplate, Model, Manufacturer Network Model Asset Identity, Components Asset Procedures, Results Measurements

  11. Asset Health Information Modeling in the CIM Sample Instance Diagram with Packages 61970 61968 Asset Procedures, Results

  12. Asset Health Information Modeling in the CIM Sample Instance Diagram with Packages 61970 61968 Nameplate, Model, Manufacturer ? Asset Identity, Components

  13. Asset Health Focus Community Work • Asset component ‘templates’ for common assets • Asset & AssetContainer usage • AssetInfo child classes • Starting with breakers

  14. Asset Health Focus Community Work Template Example– SF6 Dead Tank Breaker • Template • Instances used to describe an asset of a specific type

  15. Asset Health Focus Community Work • Templates • Provide model-based way of organizing other asset health information (nameplate/model/manufacturer and procedure results) • Enable application interoperability • Will probably become IEC “Technical Specifications” not “International Standards”

  16. Asset Health Focus Community Work • Upcoming activities • Identify common breaker types • Create draft templates for each breaker type • Based on community understanding of what information is available and what components merit modeling • Use existing CIM as starting point and suggest enhancements as appropriate • Document using Enterprise Architect instance models • Move to transformer templates next?

  17. Asset Health Focus Community Work • Common Breaker Types • Transmission • SF6 dead tank • OCB dead tank • SF6 live tank • Air blast (live tank) •  Distribution • SF6 • OCB • Vacuum • Air blast • Air magnetic

  18. Asset Health Focus Community and You • Information on CIMug SharePoint site • http://cimug.ucaiug.org/Focus_Comms/AssetHealth/ • UCAI UserID needed

  19. Asset Health Focus Community and You • Bi-weekly Focus Community calls • Tuesdays at 4 pm Oslo time • Next call 1 July, 2014 • Contact • Gowri Rajappan, grajappan@doble.com • Pat Brown, pbrown@epri.com

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