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Control System Overview

The document provides an overview of control system options for generators, including EMCP controllers for single generators (EMCP 4.1, 4.2, 4.3) and synchronizing controls (EMCP 4.4). It describes the features and functionality of the different controller models, such as controls, displays, inputs/outputs, communications capabilities, and engine/generator protections. It also briefly mentions third party controller and system integration options to connect to PLC/SCADA systems.

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Control System Overview

The document provides an overview of control system options for generators, including EMCP controllers for single generators (EMCP 4.1, 4.2, 4.3) and synchronizing controls (EMCP 4.4). It describes the features and functionality of the different controller models, such as controls, displays, inputs/outputs, communications capabilities, and engine/generator protections. It also briefly mentions third party controller and system integration options to connect to PLC/SCADA systems.

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Control System Overview

2015
Agenda
• Single Genset
• EMCP4.1, 4.2, 4.3
• Synchronising
• EMCP4.4
• Solutions Options
• 3rd Party Controllers
• System Integration
• PLC/SCADA control systems
Single Genset
EMCP 4.1 Features
Controls
• Auto/Start/Stop
• Engine cooldown timer
• Emergency stop
• Engine cycle crank

Digital (LCD) Indication


• Generator AC voltage
 3 phase (L-L&L-N)
 ± 2% Accuracy
• RPM & battery voltage
• Gen. AC current (per phase & avg)
• Generator frequency
• Engine oil pressure (psi, kPa or bar)
• Engine oil temperature (°C or °F)
• Engine coolant temperature (°C or °F)
• Multiple language support
• Engine start & crank attempt counter
EMCP 4.1 Features
Engine Protection
• Low oil pressure
• High coolant temp
• Low coolant level
• Fail to start
• Overspeed
Other Features
• Programmable security levels
• Reduced power mode

Generator Protection
• Over/under voltage
• Over/under frequency
• Generator phase sequence
EMCP 4.1 Input/Output
Analog Inputs
• Oil pressure & water temperature
• 1 programmable input (0-5V or resistive)
• Oil temp, fuel level, custom

Digital Inputs
• Emergency stop
• Remote start
• 6 programmable inputs*

Relay Outputs
• 6 programmable relays*
(Form A, 2A @ 30VDC)

* See specific package spec sheet for availability for


customer use
EMCP 4.1 Communication Diagram
DEALER
SERVICE TOOL
“ET” CDVR

ADEM

CAN1
EMCP 4.1

Local Remote
EMCP 4.2 Features
Controls
• Auto/Start/Stop
• Engine cooldown timer
• Emergency stop
• Engine cycle crank
• Programmable cycle timer

Digital (LCD) Indication


• Generator AC voltage
 3 phase (L-L&L-N)
 ± 1% Accuracy
• RPM & battery voltage
• Gen. AC current (per phase & avg)
• Generator frequency
• Power metering (kW, kVA, kVAr, pf) Communication
• Hour meters (kW-Hour, kVAr-Hour) • Accessory CAN data link
• Engine oil pressure (psi, kPa or bar) • RS-485 annunciator data link
• Engine oil temperature (°C or °F) • RS-485 SCADA (Modbus RTU)
• Engine coolant temperature (°C or °F)
• Multiple language support
• Engine start & crank attempt counter
• Real time clock
EMCP 4.2 Features
Engine Protection
• Low oil pressure
• High coolant temp
• Low coolant level
• Fail to start
• Overspeed

Other Features
• Programmable security levels
• Reduced power mode
• Programmable kW relay
Generator Protection • Tier 4 integration
• Over/under voltage
• Over/under frequency
• Generator phase sequence
• Over current (timed & inverse)
• Reverse power (real & reactive)
EMCP 4.2 Input/Output
Digital Outputs
• 2 programmable outputs*
Analog Inputs
• Oil pressure & water temperature
• 1 programmable input (0-5V or resistive)
• Oil temp, fuel level, custom
Digital Inputs
• Emergency Stop
• Remote Start
• 6 programmable inputs*

Relay Outputs
• 6 programmable relays*
(Form A, 2A @ 30VDC)
• 2 programmable relays*
(Form C, 2A @ 30VDC)

* See specific package spec sheet for availability for


customer use
EMCP 4.2 Control System
DEALER
Local CAN Remote CAN Remote RS-485
SERVICE TOOL Annunciator Annunciator Annunciator
“ET” CDVR
Generator Expansion
Engine Temps I/O
Temps

CAN2

RS-485 Annunciator Data Link


ADEM
RS-485 SCADA (Modbus RTU)
CAN1
EMCP 4.2 Customer
Monitoring
Local Remote System
EMCP 4.3 Features
Controls
• Auto/Start/Stop
• Engine cooldown timer
• Emergency stop
• Engine cycle crank
• Programmable cycle timer

5.5 inch Graphical Display


• Generator AC voltage
 3 phase (L-L&L-N)
 ± 0.25% Accuracy
• RPM & battery voltage
• Gen. AC current (per phase & avg)
• Generator frequency Communication
• Power metering (kW, kVA, kVAr, pf) • Accessory CAN data link
• Hour meters (kW-Hour, kVAr-Hour) • RS-485 annunciator data link
• Engine oil pressure (psi, kPa or bar) • RS-485 SCADA (Modbus RTU)
• Engine oil temperature (°C or °F) • Ethernet SCADA (Modbus TCP)
• Engine coolant temperature (°C or °F)
• Multiple language support
• Engine start & crank attempt counter
• Real time clock
EMCP 4.3 Features
Engine Protection
• Low oil pressure
• High coolant temp
• Low coolant level
• Fail to start
• Overspeed

.Other Features
• Programmable security levels
• Reduced power mode
• Programmable kW relay
Generator Protection • Tier 4 integration
• Over/under voltage • Cat Switchgear integration
• Over/under frequency • Status event log
• Generator phase sequence
• Over current (timed & inverse)
• Reverse power (real & reactive)
• Current balance
EMCP 4.3 Input/Output
Digital Outputs
• 16 programmable outputs*
Analog Outputs
• 3 programmable outputs (4-20mA or ±10V)
• 2 programmable outputs (PWM)
Digital Inputs
• Emergency Stop
• Remote Start
• 12 programmable inputs*
Analog Inputs
• Oil pressure & water temperature
• 1 programmable input (±10V, PWM, current, or
resistive)
• Oil temp, fuel level, custom

* See specific package spec sheet for availability for


customer use
EMCP 4.3 Control System
DEALER
Local Remote Remote
SERVICE TOOL Annunciator Annunciator Annunciator
“ET” CDVR
Generator Expansion
Engine Temps I/O
Temps

CAN2

RS-485 Annunciator Data Link


ADEM
RS-485 SCADA (Modbus RTU)
CAN1
Ethernet (Modbus TCP)
EMCP 4.3 Customer
Monitoring
Local Remote System
Synchronising Controls

EMCP4.4
EMCP 4.4 Features
Controls
• Auto/Start/Stop
• Engine cooldown timer
• Emergency stop
• Engine cycle crank
• Programmable cycle timer
• Paralleling
5.5 inch Graphical Display
• Generator AC voltage
 3 phase (L-L&L-N)
 ± 0.25% Accuracy
• RPM & battery voltage
• Gen. AC current (per phase & avg)
• Generator frequency
• Power metering (kW, kVA, kVAr, pf)
• Hour meters (kW-Hour, kVAr-Hour)
• Engine oil pressure (psi, kPa or bar) Communication
• Engine oil temperature (°C or °F) • Accessory CAN data link
• Engine coolant temperature (°C or °F) • RS-485 annunciator data link
• Multiple language support • RS-485 SCADA (Modbus RTU)
• Engine start & crank attempt counter or Cat Data Link (CDL)
• Real time clock • Ethernet SCADA (Modbus TCP)
EMCP 4.4 – Paralleling Features
• Bus metering
• Dead bus arbitration
• Manual and automatic synchronization
• Real (kW) and reactive (kVAr) load sharing
• Load shed / load add
• Load sense / load demand
• MGDL (Ethernet) (with failsafe protection) or Hard-Wired paralleling
Utility G1 G2 G#
G1 G2 G# ~ ~ ...... ~
~ ~ ...... ~
CB1 CB2 CB#

CB1 CB2 CB# ATS


N E

Load Load

Multi-unit island mode Multi-unit standby


EMCP 4.4 Features
Engine Protection
• Low oil pressure
• High coolant temp
• Low coolant level
• Fail to start
• Overspeed

Other Features
• Programmable security levels
• Reduced power mode
• Programmable kW relay
Generator Protection • Tier 4 integration
• Over/under voltage • Cat Switchgear integration
• Over/under frequency • Status Event log
• Generator phase sequence • Embedded Webserver
• Over current (timed & inverse) • Supports dynamic gas blending
• Reverse kW, kVA • Transient Load Relief (TLR)
• Current balance
• Bus phase sequence
EMCP 4.2 Input/Output
Digital Outputs
• 17 programmable outputs*
Analog Outputs
• 3 programmable outputs (4-20mA or ±10V)
• 2 programmable outputs (PWM)
Digital Inputs
• Emergency Stop
• Remote Start
• 12 programmable inputs*
Analog Inputs
• Total of 4
• 2 for Oil pressure & water temperature for non-EUI
engines
• 2 programmable inputs (±10V, PWM, current, or
resistive)
• Oil temp, fuel level, custom

* See specific package spec sheet for availability for customer use
EMCP 4.4 Control System
DEALER
Local Remote Remote
SERVICE TOOL Annunciator Annunciator Annunciator
“ET” CDVR
Generator Expansion
Engine Temps I/O
Temps

CAN2

RS-485 Annunciator Data Link


ADEM
RS-485 SCADA (Modbus RTU) or CDL
CAN1
Ethernet (Modbus TCP)
EMCP 4.4
Customer
Monitoring
Local Remote System
EMCP 4.4 Strengths and Considerations
Strengths
• Low install time
• Minimal complexity
Application Considerations
• No system HMI (MGDL overview only)
• Free PC Based remote monitoring
software available
• No utility paralleling*
• Basic load shed/add
• Low voltage only (less than 700 V)
• Challenging to upgrade on Global Design
(new controls packaging has easy retrofit kit
capability)
EMCP 4.4 (New Controls Packaging)
• Optional upgrades (factory)
• EMCP 4.4 includes circuit breaker open/close pushbuttons
• EMCP 4.4 does not require a factory installed circuit breaker
 Circuit breaker required for operation
 Retrofit Kits also available

EMCP 4.4
EMCP 4.4
EMCP 4.4 Paralleling Method General Comparisons
• Hardwired Paralleling
• Original Offering
• Individual Wires – easier to troubleshoot
• Reverse Compatibility with existing Woodward Load Sharing Lines and XQ
Modules
• Parallel up to 8 Gensets
• Multiple Genset Data Link (MGDL)
• Ethernet based
• Increased capability and Information
• Decreased setup and tuning steps required
• Parallel up to 16 Gensets
• Improved Load Add (Feeder Breaker) and LSLD
• Provides Failsafe Modes of Operation for DBA, LSLD, and Load Sharing
during a loss of communications
EMCP 4.4 MGDL: Simplified Wiring
Hardwired (HW) 10 wire MGDL Ethernet Connection
Interconnection and Switch

Switch
Ethernet Cable
EMCP 4.4 MGDL Overview Screen
“My unit” indicator

Indicates > 8 units


Unit %kW
(of Rated Real Power) ?
Solid – Mature communication
Reverse Video – Immature communication
Volts & Hz Question Mark – Loss of communication
Within Limits

Circuit Breaker Status:


Live Bus (fill) Open, Closed, Locked Out, Unknown (FID)
Dead bus (blank) (US and International Symbols)

System kW Hot key to view


(Real Power) additional units
( > 8 units)
System %kW (Real Power)
EMCP 4.4

1MW 1MW 1MW

Utility
EMCP 4.4

1MW 1MW 1MW

Genset mounted
EO breakers

Distribution
Switchgear
Utility Utility Utility by others

Priority Priority Priority


Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Synchronising Controls

3rd Party Controllers


Why?
• Integrate With Existing Installation
• Common Fleet
• Customer Preference
• Additional Features
• Integrated Utility Synchronising and Load Sharing
• Dead Bus Synchronising
• Enhanced Remote Access
• Customisable Logic
Woodward - Easygen
• Automatic Synchronisation
& Load Sharing
• Up to 32 gensets
• 3 breaker control in one
controller
Comap - IntelliGen
• Automatic Synchronisation
& Load Sharing
• Up to 32 gensets
• Colour Display
• 5.7”,
• “WebSupervisor”
Dief – AGC4
• Automatic Synchronisation
& Load Sharing
• Up to 16 gensets / group
• Up to 16 groups
synchronised together
System Integration
PLC/SCADA Options
Agenda
• Applications
• PLC Options
• I/O
• Networks
• SCADA / HMI
• Communication Protocols
PLC based Control Systems
• Complex Control Philosophies
• System Integration
• Modular system
• can be scaled to accommodate any application
Applications
Mains1 Mains 2 Mains 3 Mains 4

• Multiple Utility Control


• Multiple Generator Groups
MB1 MB2 MB3 MB4

• Bus-Coupler Control
FB3 FB4

AMF Applications
FB1 FB2

• Island/Utility Parallel
GFB1 GFB2 GFB3 GFB4

• Peak Lopping (Short Term Utility Paralleling)


• Peak Shaving (Long Term Utility Paralleling)
GB1 GB2 GB3 GB4 GB5 GB6 GB7 GB8

G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G8
Applications
• Building load management/system control
• Load Optimisation
• Fully configurable from SCADA screen
• Each breaker assigned a priority level (0 to 999)
• Mains/Generator maximum priority levels
• Predictive load steps
• N + x (e.g. N+1, N+2, etc.,)
PLC Options
• Single PLC
• Flexible
• Scalable
• Dual ‘Cold’ Standby PLCs
• Increased reliability
• Typical 250ms to 1 sec switchover POWER
Logix5555TM

RUN

BAT

RUN REM
I/O

RS232

OK

PROG
ControlNET

A#01

CHA CHB OK
Redundancy Module

PRIM

PRI COM OK

• Dual ‘Hot’ Standby PLCs


A-B
Quality
Allen-Bradley

• Industry leading reliability (e.g. SIL2)


• Bumpless switchover A-B
Quality
Allen-Bradley
POWER
Logix5555 TM

RUN

BAT

RUN REM
I/O

RS232

OK

PROG
A#02
ControlNET

CHA CHB OK
Redundancy Module

SYNC

PRI COM OK
I/O
• Local
• Distributed I/O
• via Ethernet
• Reduces installation wiring
• Redundant I/O
• Dual, Triplex, etc.,
• Increased reliability
Networks
• Standard Ethernet and
TCP/IP
• Flexible implementation
• Star/Line Topology
• Simple low cost installation
• Ring Topology
• Increased system resilience
• Range
• 100 m between devices for
copper twisted-pair wiring
• Fibre cabling permits longer
distances (Up to 2kM)
SCADA/HMI
• SCADA Displays
• Project specific screens
• Single Interface for system
overview & Control
• Data Logging
• Alarm/Event Logging
• Password protection

• HMI Displays
• Local generator display
SCADA/HMI
SCADA/HMI
Communication Protocols
• Modbus
• Profibus
• Canbus
• DeviceNet
• ControlNet
• BacNet
• EtherNet

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