PennWell Corporation reported earlier this year:
French utility giant EDF uses IEC 61850 for more than the standard's usual communication applications. Working with Schneider Electric, EDF has embraced a new approach for application modeling with IEC 61850 at its core.
For designing wind farms and photovoltaic (PV) systems, EDF employs this approach as early as the requirements-gathering level. The approach echoes one encouraged by Schneider Electric for using IEC 61850, an ambition the company translated into software engineering tools.
With its new approach to engineering smart substation automation systems, EDF places information flow at the center of project engineering. …
Any person or machine at EDF can read and understand that common language. The language enables information exchange among devices, people, departments, organizations, generations of stakeholders and the components and people involved in projects and systems.
… EDF's approach, based completely on the IEC 61850 standard, allows the capture of unambiguous requirements in a formal way.
Click HERE to read the full article.
More to come.
French utility giant EDF uses IEC 61850 for more than the standard's usual communication applications. Working with Schneider Electric, EDF has embraced a new approach for application modeling with IEC 61850 at its core.
For designing wind farms and photovoltaic (PV) systems, EDF employs this approach as early as the requirements-gathering level. The approach echoes one encouraged by Schneider Electric for using IEC 61850, an ambition the company translated into software engineering tools.
With its new approach to engineering smart substation automation systems, EDF places information flow at the center of project engineering. …
Any person or machine at EDF can read and understand that common language. The language enables information exchange among devices, people, departments, organizations, generations of stakeholders and the components and people involved in projects and systems.
… EDF's approach, based completely on the IEC 61850 standard, allows the capture of unambiguous requirements in a formal way.
Click HERE to read the full article.
More to come.
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