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Directory 11 Regional Reliability Reference Directory # 11 Disturbance Monitoring Equipment Criteria Presented to: Joint Meeting NPCC TFSP& WECC RWG September 2018 Tony Napikoski Principal Engineer United Illuminatiing/Avangrid


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Regional Reliability Reference Directory # 11 Disturbance Monitoring Equipment Criteria

Presented to: Joint Meeting NPCC TFSP& WECC RWG September 2018 Tony Napikoski Principal Engineer – United Illuminatiing/Avangrid

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History or evolution of the Directory

  • PRC-002-1 – Define Regional Disturbance Monitoring and

Reporting Requirements – August 2006

  • A-15 - Disturbance Monitoring Equipment Criteria – August

2007

  • PRC-002-NPCC-01 – Disturbance Monitoring – November

2010 – Retired August 2016

  • PRC-002-2 – Disturbance Monitoring and Reporting

Requirements – November 2014

  • Directory 11 - Disturbance Monitoring Equipment Criteria –

October 2016

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History or evolution of the Directory

  • PRC-002-1

– PRC-002-1 required Regional Reliability Organization to establish disturbance monitoring requirement – A-15 and PRC-002-NPCC-01 served those functions

  • PRC-002-NPCC-01

– NERC encouraged development of regional standards due to delays developing PRC-002-2 – Incorporated and expanded on most of the criteria in A-15 as Requirements in the Regional Standard with Measures , Compliance Monitoring Process and Violation Severity Levels – Increased maintenance Requirements – Expanded requirements for GO’s

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History or evolution of the Directory

PRC-002-2

  • Contained specific requirements, no longer delegating to the RRO.
  • Most requirements were very similar or identical to the PRC-001-

NPCC-01 requirements.

  • The Implementation Plan required NPCC to address three specific

requirements that were in conflict with PRC-002

  • Rather than revise PRC-002-NPCC-01 to address those

requirements, it was felt that it would be too burdensome to have two NERC Standards with slightly different requirements both subject to auditing.

  • Similar to retirement of Directory 3 when PRC-005-4 was approved.

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  • Retained applicability to all BPS TO and GO facilities for SER
  • Retained applicability to all BPS TO facilities for FR

– For facilities identified in PRC-002 and as BPS, must meet more stringent

  • f both documents

– Includes future BPS facilities

  • Removed DDR requirements because these were covered in PRC-

002

  • Removed most maintenance requirements
  • Incorporated three NPCC Guidelines documents consistent with

NPCC document migration and to retain the body of knowledge

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  • Incorporated three NPCC Guidelines documents consistent

with NPCC document migration

– Appendix A – Guide to Time Synchronization of Substation Equipment (Guideline B-25) – Appendix B – Guide for Application of Disturbance Monitoring Equipment (Guideline B-26) – Appendix C – Guide for Generator Sequence of Events Monitoring (Guideline B-28)

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Key differences from PRC-002

– Applicable facilities, not all BPS facilties covered by PRC-002 – SER Requirements

  • PRC-002 SER for circuit breakers only
  • D11 SER for circuit breakers, protective relays and teleprotection

keying and receiving – Elements

  • PRC-002 – Transmission Lines and Transformers w/low side >100kV
  • D11- Above plus Shunt capacitors and reactors, Dynamic VAR

devices and HVDC terminals, Line interconnecting BPS GSU’s

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Key differences from PRC-002

– Recorded quantities

  • PRC-002 – Three Phase –to-neutral voltages and Three phase

currents and residual currents

  • D11 above plus polarizing voltages and currents and frequency

– Trigger Settings

  • PRC-002- Phase and and residual overcurrent and phase
  • vervoltage, no setting specified
  • D11- Phase current =< 1.5 pu of secondary current rating, Residual

current = 0.2 pu secondary current, phase voltage 0.85 pu.

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Key differences from PRC-002

– Recording lengths

  • PRC-002 – Pre-trigger 2 cycles and minimum total record 30 cycles
  • r pre trigger 2 cycles, 3 cycles post trigger and final cycle
  • D11- Pre-trigger 2 cycles and minimum total of 1 second

– D11 requires monitoring time synchronization or monthly verification – Ability to determine current zero

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