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Version 2.2
2008-03-06
Distributed Platform for Supervision,Control and Protection
Technology that moves
the world
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500SCC Application
Menu
CLP 500 Conclusions
CLP 500RTU Application
CLP 500ASE Application
CLP 500 Introduction
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CLP 500 Versions
• Distributed Platform for Control, Supervision or Protection
• CLP 500 featuring RTU Functions
• CLP 500 featuring Command, Control and Protection Functions
• CLP 500 featuring Substation Automation Functions
• CLP 500 featuring Auxiliary Services Automation Functions
• CLP 500 featuring Power Plant Group Automation Functions
• CLP 500 featuring Local Tele-regulation Functions
• CLP 500 featuring Front-end Processor Functions
• CLP 500 featuring Traction Power Substations and Catenary Automation Functions
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EFACEC’s Experience
Since 1985 in the Substation and Power Plant Automation Business
Over 700 systems based on CLP 500, in operation or contracted for Substation Protection, Command and Control, up to 400 kV
Over 70 power plant management systems in operation or contracted, based on CLP 500
Worldwide customer base Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Romania
Brazil, Venezuela, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador
Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam
Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Mozambique
Bahrain
Field experience on integrating IEDs and protection relays from other vendors, as well as on integrating solutions with third parties dispatches
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500SCC Application
Menu
CLP 500 Conclusions
CLP 500RTU Application
CLP 500ASE Application
CLP 500 Introduction
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A single platform for the entire substation, integrating information from multiple data sources to multiple purposes
Concept – Standard PC Based Solution, HMI (optional)
• CLP 500 Platform Central Unit, featuring SCADALAN
Ethernet
and optionally, HMI – Human Machine Interface
• CLP 500’s Control and Acquisition Units
• CLP 500’s Protection Relays Family
• CLP 500’s Synchronization Unit
• CLP 500’s Bay Control Unit
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A single platform for the entire substation, integrating information from multiple data sources to multiple purposes
Concept – Diskless PC Based Solution, without HMI
• CLP 500’s Control and Acquisition Units
• CLP 500’s Protection Relays Family
• CLP 500’s Synchronization Unit
• CLP 500’s Bay Control Unit
• CLP 500 Embedded Platform Central Unit, featuring SCADA only
LAN
Ethernet
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A single platform for the entire substation, integrating information from multiple data sources to multiple purposes
Concept – Diskless PC BasedSolution, with HMI
• CLP 500 Embedded Platform Human Machine Interface *
* Also available a standard PC based version
• CLP 500 Embedded Platform Central Unit, featuring SCADA only
• CLP 500’s Control and Acquisition Units
• CLP 500’s Protection Relays Family
• CLP 500’s Synchronization Unit
• CLP 500’s Bay Control Unit
LAN
Ethernet
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CLP 500 Platform’s components
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100% ElectronicHigh MTBF
Reduced MTTR
CLP 500 Platform’s components – Central Unit …
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Characteristics
• Modular and distributed solutions
• Optional redundancy
• SNTP Synchronization with GPS
• Embedded Technology
• WINDOWS XP Embedded
• Embedded WEB Server
• Up to 3 LAN Ethernet ports
• Up to 20 RS 232 serial ports
• Communications with up to 8 Control Centres
• Communications with IEDs
Protocols with Control Centres
• IEC 60870-5-101/104
• DNP 3.0
Protocols with Protection Relays and IEDs
• IEC 61850-8-1 (MMS/GOOSE)
• IEC 60870-5-101/103/104
• SPABUS, MODBUS, JBUS, PROCOME, M LINK, SEL FM
CLP 500 Platform’s components – … Central Unit
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• Differences
• None
• Human Machine Interface implementation in a WEB environment, through rich client type applications
• And … why are there two names for the same interface?
• It is just a designation option …
• … to identify correctly the WEB’s server type
CLP 500 Platform’s components – HMI …
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• Hardware without disks or cooling fans, 100% electronic
• Embedded technology
• WINDOWS XP Operating System - Embedded
WEB Server
CLP 500 Platform’s components – … HMI …
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• Hardware types for client applications execution
• Industrial PC
• Desktop PC
• Laptop PC
• PDA
• Workstations quantity
• Up to 128, according to licensing
• Local and remote access through an IP connection (LAN, WAN)
CLP 500 Platform’s components – … HMI …
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Commercial WEB Browser
Menu
• Help
• Event list
• Schematic Diagrams
• Diagnosis
• Database
• Alarm list
• etc.
Schematic Diagram
• Navigation
• Zoom
• Panning
• Layers
Alarm summary
CLP 500 Platform’s components – … HMI
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CLP 500 Platform’s components – Modules
Digital Inputs
Digital Outputs
DC Analogue Inputs
Acquisition
Control
Automation
Digital Inputs
Digital Outputs
AC Analogue Inputs
Acquisition
Control
Automation
Protection
Digital Inputs
Digital Outputs
DC Analogue Inputs
AC Analogue Inputs
Acquisition
Control
Automation
Digital Inputs
Digital Outputs
AC Analogue Inputs
Acquisition
Control
Automation
Synchronism
Digital Inputs
Digital Outputs
AC Analogue Inputs
Acquisition
Bay Control
Automation
Synchronism
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CLP 500 Integration on EFACEC SCADA Systems
Dispatchlevel
Substationlevel
Baylevel
National Dispatch Distribution Dispatch
Regional Dispatch
Communications network
Ethernet LAN IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 61850
DNP 3.0IEC 60870-5-101 /
104
Redundancy according to the customer needs
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CLP 500 Integration on Other SCADA Systems
Dispatchlevel
Substationlevel
Baylevel
3rd partyNational Dispatch
Communications network
3rd partyDistribution
Dispatch
3rd partyRegional Dispatch
DNP 3.0IEC 60870-5-101 / 104
IEC 60870-5-103, MODBUS, DNP 3.0, SPA Bus, etc.
3rd partyProtections
and IEDs
Redundancy according to the customer needs
Ethernet LAN IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 61850
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An Integrated Solution
Automation User Interface
ProtectionCommand
Communications
Supervision
Engineering
Control
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CLP 500 Overview
Integrated solution for Substation Automation, including Command, Control and Protection Functions
Integrated solution for Power Plant Automation
Distributed data acquisition architecture
Modular, flexible and expandable (up to 256 protections or acquisition units)
Open system At the hardware and software level
Relational Database
Communications
High reliability
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Design Principles…
Open Platform… Wide use of standard solutions (Hardware and Software)
Networks – Ethernet, LonWorks
Protocols – TCP/IP, IEC 60870-5-101 / 103 / 104, DNP 3.0, IEC 61850
Human Machine Interface – Windows XP / Windows XP embedded
Operating Systems – Windows XP / Windows XP embedded
Automation according to the IEC 61131-3 standard
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… Design Principles…
… Open Platform Provides wide access to substation information
Suitable for the integration of 3rd party systems, products andsoftware
IEDs
Protections
Communication Interfaces and protocols
Software tools
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… Design Principles
Reduction of the life cycle costs
Compatibility within EFACEC’s products, both at hardware and software level, reducing:
Training costs
Maintenance costs
Upgrade costs
Engineering costs
Phased implementations, protecting the initial investment
Distributed processing Real time database and automation
Suitable for the integration of commercially available solutions
Flexibility and modularity
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500SCC Application
Menu
CLP 500 Conclusions
CLP 500RTU Application
CLP 500ASE Application
CLP 500 Introduction
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RTUs
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CLP 500RTU Scope …
Distribution Substations
Field experience
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Distribution Substations Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by
EFACEC’s UA 500 and UAC 420, and 3rd party IEDs
… CLP 500RTU Scope
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… CLP 500RTU Main Functions …
Supervision, Command and Control Functions AC and DC Analogue Measures and Treatment
Signalling Acquisitions and Treatment
Equipment Control
Local/Distance and Manual/Automatic
Event Logging (1 ms)
Alarm Management
Tap Regulation
Performed at Bay level
Substation level
Remotely, dispatch level
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… CLP 500RTU Main Functions …
Human Machine Interface Functions
Cabinet or Desktop User Friendly Workplaces, provided by TFT Screens and Keyboards for Substation Control and Monitoring
TFT Screen for Bay Control and Monitoring
WEB Interface for HMI purposes
Schematics and Diagrams
Alarms and Lists
Acoustic Alarms
Archives, upon request
Online Configuration
Acquisition Units Integrated Configuration
Printers, upon request
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… CLP 500RTU Main Functions
Communication Functions Proprietary Protocols
EFACEC Upon request
Standard Protocols Upstream
IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 DNP 3.0
Downstream / Peer-to-peer IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 61850, DNP 3.0 MODBUS
Master-master or master-slave: multiple channels with multi-protocol support, including redundant links
Twisted-pair, Fibre Optics Ethernet
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Other CLP 500RTU Functions
Auto-diagnosis and Watchdog
Operational Statistics
Time Synchronization
High Precision through GPS and SNTP
Power Quality Analysis
Harmonic Analysis
Sag and Swell Analysis
Voltage Auxiliary Services Management
Non-interruptible Power Supply Management
Substation Facilities Management
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Example of an Architecture with 3rd Parties Integration
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Example of a Human Machine Interface – Schematic Diagram
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500SCC Application
Menu
CLP 500 Conclusions
CLP 500RTU Application
CLP 500ASE Application
CLP 500 Introduction
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Substation Automation and Telecontrol
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CLP 500ASE Scope …
Distribution Substations
Field experience
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Distribution Substations Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by
EFACEC’s UA 500 and UAC 420, and 3rd party IEDs
Automation functions
… CLP 500ASE Scope
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… CLP 500ASE Main Functions …
Supervision, Command and Control Functions AC and DC Analogue Measures and Treatment
Signalling Acquisitions and Treatment
Equipment Control
Local/Distance and Manual/Automatic
Event Logging (1 ms)
Alarm Management
Tap Regulation
Performed at Bay level
Substation level
Remotely, dispatch level
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… CLP 500ASE Main Functions …
Some Automation Functions Automatic Switching Sequences
Transformer Unit Automatic Substitution
Bay Automatic Transfer
Automatic Voltage Regulation
Load Shedding/Restoration; Frequency Shedding
Scheduled Capacitor Bank Control
Reclosing
Topology Verification, Bus-bar and Feeder Colouring
Distributed Automation Bay level
Substation level
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… CLP 500ASE Main Functions …
Human Machine Interface Functions Cabinet or Desktop User Friendly Workplaces, provided by TFT
Screens and Keyboards for Substation Control and Monitoring
TFT Screen for Bay Control and Monitoring
WEB Interface for HMI purposes
Schematics and Diagrams
Alarms and Lists
Acoustic Alarms
Archives, upon request
Online Configuration
Acquisition Units Integrated Configuration
Printers, upon request
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… CLP 500ASE Main Functions
Communication Functions Proprietary Protocols
EFACEC
Upon request
Standard Protocols Upstream
IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 DNP 3.0
Downstream / Peer-to-peer IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 61850, DNP 3.0 MODBUS
Master-master or master-slave: multiple channels with multi-protocol support, including redundant links
Twisted-pair, Fibre Optics Ethernet
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Other CLP 500ASE Functions
Auto-diagnosis and Watchdog
Operational Statistics
Time Synchronization High Precision through GPS and SNTP
Power Quality Analysis Harmonic Analysis
Sag and Swell Analysis
Voltage Auxiliary Services Management
Non-interruptible Power Supply Management
Substation Facilities Management
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Example of an Architecture with 3rd Parties Integration
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Example of a Human Machine Interface – Schematic Diagram
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Example of a Human Machine Interface – Automation
Automatic Tap Regulation
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500SCC Application
Menu
CLP 500 Conclusions
CLP 500RTU Application
CLP 500ASE Application
CLP 500 Introduction
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Substation Command, Control and Protection Systems
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CLP 500SCC Scope …
Distribution Substations
Transmission Substations
Field experience up to 400 kV
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CLP 500SCC Scope
Distribution Substations Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by
EFACEC’s UA 500, SYNC 420 and UAC 420, and 3rd party IEDs
Protection functions fully performed by EFACEC’s TPU 420digital protection relays
Transmission Substations Data acquisition and supervisory control fully performed by
EFACEC’s BCU 500 and 3rd party IEDs
Protection functions are performed by EFACEC’s TPU 420 family and 3rd party digital protection relays
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CLP 500SCC Main Functions …
Some Protection Functions Line Differential
Earth Directional
Over Current
Over/Under Voltage
Distance Protection with Reclosing
Bus-bar Differential
Transformer Differential
Synchrocheck, Automatic and Manual
Breaker Failure
Teleprotection
Interlocking
Oscillography and Fault Location
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… CLP 500SCC Main Functions …
Supervision, Command and Control Functions AC and DC Analogue Measures and Treatment
Signalling Acquisitions and Treatment
Equipment Control
Local/Distance and Manual/Automatic
Event Logging (1 ms)
Alarm Management
Tap Regulation
Performed at Bay level
Substation level
Remotely, dispatch level
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… CLP 500SCC Main Functions …
Automation Functions Automatic Switching Sequences
Transformer Unit Automatic Substitution
Bay Automatic Transfer
Automatic Voltage Regulation
Load Shedding/Restoration; Frequency Shedding
Scheduled Capacitor Bank Control
Reclosing
Topology Verification, Bus-bar and Feeder Colouring
Distributed Automation Bay level
Substation level
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… CLP 500SCC Main Functions …
Human Machine Interface Functions Cabinet or Desktop User Friendly Workplaces, provided by TFT
Screens and Keyboards for Substation Control and Monitoring
TFT Screen for Bay Control and Monitoring
WEB Interface for HMI purposes
Schematics and Diagrams
Alarms and Lists
Acoustic Alarms
Archives, upon request
Trend and Oscillography Displays
Online Configuration
Acquisition Units and Protections Integrated Configuration
Printers, upon request
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… CLP 500SCC Main Functions
Communications Functions Proprietary Protocols
EFACEC Upon request
Standard Protocols Upstream
IEC 60870-5-101, IEC 60870-5-104 DNP 3.0
Downstream / Peer-to-peer IEC 60870-5-104, IEC 60870-5-103, IEC 61850, DNP 3.0 MODBUS, SPA Bus, Fastmeter, Courier
Master-master or master-slave: multiple channels with multi-protocol support, including redundant links
Twisted-pair, Fibre Optics Ethernet
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Other CLP 500SCC Functions
Auto-diagnosis and Watchdog
Operational Statistics
Time Synchronization
High Precision through GPS and SNTP
Power Quality Analysis
Harmonic Analysis
Sag and Swell Analysis
Voltage Auxiliary Services Management
Non-interruptible Power Supply Management
Substation Facilities Management
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Example of an Architecture with 3rd Parties Integration
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Example of a Human MachineInterface – Schematic Diagram I
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Example of a Human MachineInterface – Schematic Diagram II
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x420 RANGEx420 RANGE
• Robust BoxRobust Box• CPU Board with three 32 bit processorsCPU Board with three 32 bit processors• 100 Mbps Ethernet Redundant Board100 Mbps Ethernet Redundant Board• Up to two I/O Expansion BoardsUp to two I/O Expansion Boards• Graphical Programmable LogicGraphical Programmable Logic• Mechanism for Test Simulation,Mechanism for Test Simulation, including virtual injection of AC including virtual injection of AC analogue measures analogue measures• LAN based Distributed AutomationLAN based Distributed Automation• Flexible ConfigurationFlexible Configuration• IEC 60870-5-104 ProtocolIEC 60870-5-104 Protocol• IEC 61850 IEC 61850
• Industrial PC without moving Industrial PC without moving
parts (disk, fans) parts (disk, fans)• Hard Disk based on Flash Hard Disk based on Flash RAM RAM• Redundant ConfigurationRedundant Configuration• Manages DAU500s and/or Manages DAU500s and/or x420s x420s• Up to 20 Serial PortsUp to 20 Serial Ports• Up to 3 LAN PortsUp to 3 LAN Ports• Communications with up to 8 Communications with up to 8 Control CentresControl Centres
• Communications with several Communications with several IEDs IEDs• Wide range of protocols Wide range of protocols available available• Windows XP Embedded Windows XP Embedded Operating SystemOperating System• CE MarkingCE Marking• IEC 61850IEC 61850
• Data AcquisitionData Acquisition• Alarm ProcessingAlarm Processing• Chronological RecordChronological Record• User and System DiagramUser and System Diagram• Single and Sequential Single and Sequential ControlControl• Modifiable Configuration Modifiable Configuration Online Online• Windows XP Operating Windows XP Operating System System
• Oracle DatabaseOracle Database
GPS Synchronization of the GPS Synchronization of the entire System via Ethernetentire System via Ethernet
UAC 420 UAC 420
• Supervision and Control UnitSupervision and Control Unit• Measurement of Electric ValuesMeasurement of Electric Values• Energy CountingEnergy Counting• Option of 2 or 8 DC Analogue InputsOption of 2 or 8 DC Analogue Inputs• Dedicated I/O Expansion Board with Dedicated I/O Expansion Board with 32 Digital Inputs 32 Digital Inputs
• RedundantRedundant• High PerformanceHigh Performance• Automatic Self Automatic Self Configuration Configuration• High Speed Fault RecoveryHigh Speed Fault Recovery• Zero Packet LossZero Packet Loss• IEC 61850IEC 61850
Example of a Station Level Architecture
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• Measures AcquisitionMeasures Acquisition• Bay Automation Unit Bay Automation Unit (Frequency and/or (Frequency and/or Voltage Load Shedding, etc.) Voltage Load Shedding, etc.)
• Alarms AcquisitionAlarms Acquisition• Alarms GroupingAlarms Grouping• Serial Communication with Serial Communication with Protection Relays (several Protection Relays (several protocols available) protocols available)• IEC 61850IEC 61850
Local Control Interface
• Supervision and Control of the Circuit Breaker (directly on the equipment)
Example of a Bay Level Architecture
• Acquisition of Circuit Acquisition of Circuit Breaker StatusBreaker Status• InterlockingInterlocking• Circuit Breaker CommandCircuit Breaker Command• Sectionalizers CommandSectionalizers Command• SynchrocheckSynchrocheck• HMIHMI
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Example of CLP 500’s Cabinets with 3rd Parties Integration
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CLP 500 Overview
CLP 500SCC Application
Menu
CLP 500 Conclusions
CLP 500RTU Application
CLP 500ASE Application
CLP 500 Introduction
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Conclusions
EFACEC Advantages Adaptable to each project specification
Flexible and Modular Architecture Configurable Distributed Automation Functions Configurable Database
Flexibility with third party systems Standards Adoption Communication and Integration Skills Upstream and Downstream
Initial Investment Protection Expandable Open Systems
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