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General Overview & Storage Technology EOS 09-0070
Smarter Network Storage – Training Slides v05
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Training in modules
Training Themes Today
General Overview and Storage Technology
Manual Control – ENMAC & BESSM HMI
Isolation Procedures
Health & Safety – Site Emergency Response
Inspection & Maintenance
Network Service Scheduling
Commercial Service Scheduling
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Contents
• Introduction to Leighton Buzzard SNS • Technology Introduction • Forecasting, scheduling and controls • Storage use cases
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Background to SNS
• Constructed 2013-14 as part of LCNF Project ‘Smarter Network Storage’ (SNS)
• Aim: To support security of supply at Leighton Buzzard Primary, while delivering additional commercial market services to improve the economics
• Deferring addition of 3rd circuit from Sundon grid to Leighton Buzzard
6 MW Power 10 MWh Energy
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Storage 101
Power Conversion System
Inverter Inverter
Control System • Control system that drives
overall storage system
Storage
Battery Cells Battery
Cells Battery
Cells Battery
Cells Battery
Cells Battery
Cells Battery
Cells Battery
Cells Battery
Cells
• On site control system (BESSM). Separate scheduling by commercial system (FOSS).
• Power conversion systems convert DC energy from batteries AC, before voltage transformation and connection to the network.
• Larger inverter ratings allow the system to import/export higher power levels
Network Connection
• Modular Storage Technology (e.g. battery cells), providing capacity to store energy.
• Larger storage capacity allows the system to import/export for longer
• Inverter systems from S&C Electric. • 6MW Total Power rating • 3 x 2 MW (2.5 MVA) units
• Storage technology from Samsung SDI.
• 50,688 cells, providing 10MWh of energy storage capacity
DC
AC
∼700V
480V
11kV
General Information Leighton Buzzard SNS
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Site Introduction
Leighton Buzzard SNS -
Storage Facility
Existing Transformer and
Isolator compound
Existing Switch house (entry
door)
LV Supply Unit Substations
Access and parking for
storage facility
Access and parking for
switch house
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Electrical Connection
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Leighton Buzzard SNS
Facility Layout
Battery Room
Inverter and Transformer Room
Control / IT Room
11kV Switch Room
Fire Suppression Room
Lobby
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Leighton Buzzard SNS
Facility Layout
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Disabling fire suppression system
• Turn handle to “closed” position
• Alarm will sound on control panel
• Press “Silence Alarm” button on control panel
Guidance notes Manual isolator
handle (lockable)
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Battery Room Components < Back to Layout
Battery Array
Vertical ‘String’ – 12 Trays & 1 Switchgear
Tray
Switchgear / String Management System
Array
Strings
Battery Trays
• 12 Battery Arrays • Each array has 22 strings • Each string comprises 12
trays and 1 switchgear (string management system) at the top
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Battery Room Components
BAX = Battery Array X BSXX = Battery String XX 1, 2…12 = Tray Number
Labelling Terminology
< Back to Layout
• Each tray is uniquely numbered • Strings are isolated from the DC busbar
via isolator switches Isolator switches
on the DC busbar
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Battery Room – Key Points
• Battery cells contain stored energy that cannot be earthed or isolated and will always remain at voltage
• Keep hands and conductive materials, including tools and jewelry, away from tray terminals
• Be aware of your nearest emergency exit • Maintenance is done down to the tray level – trays
should not be opened to inspect or handle individual cells
< Back to Layout
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Inverter and Transformer Room Power Conversion System (Inverters), 2MW (2.5MVA) < Back to Layout
Power electronic converters
DC circuit breaker for
second array
DC circuit breaker for first
array
AC CB for “Right” inverter
AC CB for “Left”
inverter
DC Cabling from
Battery Arrays
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Inverter and Transformer Room 2.5MVA Transformers, 480V/11kV
MIDEL filled
insulating oil
Winding Temperature
indicator
AC LV (480V) cabling
< Back to Layout
11kV AC cabling
Loud cooling system
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11kV Switch Room
To/From Primary
To/From Transformers 1-3 Future
11kV Switchboard
11kV Metering
• Access to the switchboard is via normal operational locks
• Normal operational practices and restrictions apply
Building Security, CCTV Control Box
< Back to Layout
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Control Systems & the IT Room < Back to Layout
Forecasting & Optimisation &
Scheduling System (FOSS)
Battery Energy Storage System Manager
(BESSM)
• Forecasts local demand to estimate peak shaving needs
• Schedules commercial services • Provides suggested schedule to ESS • Hosted on corporate network
• Executes scheduled services, responding to network conditions
• Instructs the power conversion systems • Manages state of charge across arrays • Hosted at site
Schedule of applications/services
Network and system state
ENM
AC
Network state, Switching, info and alarms
For details on how to use the FOSS and BESSM system, see other training modules: “Manual Control” and Network and Service Scheduling
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How does it support the network?
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00:00 12:00 00:00 12:00 00:00
MVA
Time
Site Demand 20/12/10 - 21/12/10DemandN-1 rating
Periods of limited network security are forecast by FOSS
(based on single-circuit conditions)
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00:00 12:00 00:00 12:00 00:00
MVA
Time
Site Demand 20/12/10 - 21/12/10DemandN-1 rating
Forward reservation of storage capacity for
network security (& storage pre-charge)
BESSM
Optimisation & Scheduling of additional /
external services
Additional Services / Value Streams
1. 2.
3.
4. Forward schedule
of suggested applications
communicated to storage system
When scheduled, the storage automatically responds if demand exceeds security
thresholds, with control room visibility/override
5.
Third-party signals – to initiate utilisation of external services, with control room
visibility/override
6.
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Primary Application – Peak Shaving
Leighton Buzzard SNS – Storage Facility
X
X X
X X
11 kV PCS 01 CB
11 kV PCS 02 CB
11 kV PCS 03 CB
11 kV PCS 04 CB
PCS T 1
PCS T 2
PCS T 3
Outgoing 11kV Feeders
Outgoing 11kV Feeders
State of C
harge
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State of C
harge Primary Application – Peak Shaving
Leighton Buzzard SNS – Storage Facility
X
X X
X X
11 kV PCS 01 CB
11 kV PCS 02 CB
11 kV PCS 03 CB
11 kV PCS 04 CB
PCS T 1
PCS T 2
PCS T 3
Outgoing 11kV Feeders
Outgoing 11kV Feeders
The storage exports to cover some of the demand, which reduces the load carried by the incoming circuit. The storage rating is sufficient to cover 10MWh of energy, with a peak output of 6MW
If a circuit is out of service, at times of peak demand, the remaining circuit could be carrying more than its designed loading limit
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How long can support be provided?
Real Power (MW)
Minutes available (assuming 100% charge)
10MWh
Note – Reactive power is available from the PCS units indefinitely
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Secondary Applications
• Dynamic Frequency Response – Dynamic import or export in response to real time frequency measurements to support national system frequency
• Static Frequency Response – A single, full import or export in response to a frequency event
• Reserve (STOR) – A single full export in response to an external trigger signal. Used to provide backup in the event of transmission system outages
• Tolling – A fixed profile of daily import and export, typically at full power over the course of a week
Outages, faults and maintenance must be notified to the battery manager and/or scheduled in FOSS to ensure secondary commercial applications are not interrupted:
All services (except reserve (STOR)) may require an import of energy from the network. This is scheduled only when it is forecast network limits will allow.
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Acronym quiz
1. SNS 2. ESD 3. LVAC 4. PCS 5. BESSM 6. HVAC 7. BESDM 8. FOSS
1. Smarter Network Storage 2. Energy Storage Device 3. Low Voltage Alternating Current 4. Power Conversion System 5. Battery Energy Storage System Manager 6. High Voltage Alternating Current /
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning 7. Battery Energy Storage Device Manager 8. Forecasting, Optimisation and
Scheduling System
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