Auxiliary equipment
Diane XT 4 Master control panel Following standard operation modes are available, further functionalities on demand:
• Priority electricity demand: Mains power import / export control • Priority heat demand: Heat storage tank • Priority gas availability: Gas buffer tank level, LFG gas capacity • Island operation: Release uninterrupted switch from mains parallel to island operation additional to Priority electricity demand
• Island operation: Release of feeder Circuit breaker additional to Priority electricity demand
• Customized: Plant Operation sequence according customer request
Master synchronization Panel Master synchronization in combination with master control, will be combined into one control system / control panel.
Function The “Master Synchronization” is assigned for control of the mains circuit breaker (CB), as well as the selection and the release of the individual modules for isolated operation.
For power plants with 2 or more engines: • With control of 1 or more mains circuit breaker by GE • Uninterrupted island operation in case of mains failure • Blackout start • On request: Customized control procedures
Scope of supply •
DIA.NE Server • Visualisation (Touch panel) • Synchronizing device • Mains monitoring device • Necessary coupling relays
Optional control of • Up to 4 the mains circuit breaker(s) – on special request • Up to 3 the section (tie) circuit breaker(s) – on special request
Options on demand
• Feeder control: Control for the release of up to 16 customer feeder circuit breakers depending on the actual available generator power, in order to limit the site load in case of a mains failure and in island mode
• Load bank and Rotating UPS control: Master Control for gas engines in combination with rotating UPS system, load banks for critical Voltage and Frequency stability requirements
• Load bank and integrated feeder control: Frequency and voltage stabilization during island mode startup phase and in case of fast load changes
• Fiber Optic Connection of a Remote Grid Circuit Breaker Enables: Island mode operation / main circuit breaker control in case of longer distances to a grid CB > 100 m to < 2000 m. The fibre optic connection between +ST2 (Remote control panel) and +ST (Master Synchronizing Panel ) is within customers scope of supply (Fibre optic cable and connection from customer)
• Status General: Master Control and Master Synchronization and Features are available with DIANE XT4
For further details or options please contact the CommOps Team
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