SP5 as a virtualized multi-computer system for Stadtwerke Schweinfurt GmbH - Germany
SP5 as a virtualized multi-computer system for Stadtwerke Schweinfurt GmbH - Germany
Power Utilities
Stadtwerke Schweinfurt GmbH
Schweinfurt Germany
Stadtwerke Schweinfurt is the reliable contact for all supply-related issues in and around Schweinfurt. In addition to the supply of electricity, natural gas, district heating and drinking water, the business areas also include the operation of Schweinfurt's city buses and the SILVANA sports and leisure pool. Today, the company is also focusing on the forward-looking topic of renewable energies.
Solution overview:
Spectrum Power 5 Version 5.60
Upgrade project, start of operations August 2022
Fully virtualized, redundant multi-computer system distributed across three locations
Test system and study context
Divisional operation for electricity, gas, water and district heating
Service contract for system service and IT security and patch management
Telecontrol protocol IEC 60870-5-104
Network monitoring with SNMP and Checkmk
Medium-voltage grid with approx. 500 local network stations
Drinking water network with waterworks, six elevated tanks and five pumping stations in three pressure zones
Gas network with 25 gas pressure control (GDRA) and 15 gas pressure control measuring systems (GDRMA) for industrial customers with approx. 28,000 telereported data points
SCADA functions:
SCADA basic functions
Topology in the electrical grid
Topological interlocking conditions
Collective representations
Representation of higher-level topological states
Switching sequence management
Remote alerting via VoIP
Higher value functions:
Timetable management
Load forecasting (electricity, gas and district heating)
Generation forecast
Load Management Electricity (LME)
Load Management Gas (LMG)
Load flow calculation and condition estimation
Short circuit and earth fault search
GIS Integration
Redispatch 2.0
"Spectrum Power 5 makes a decisive contribution to safe and effective grid operation and is an innovative system basis to meet future requirements and tasks."
Florian Köhler – Network Control Room with Reporting Office, Stadtwerke Schweinfurt GmbH