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The document summarizes a hardware redundancy test of an RTU at a substation. It tested the redundancy of the power supplies (PSU) and communication modules (CMU). For both the PSU and CMU tests: 1) One component was deactivated to test that the redundant component could handle the load without interruption. 2) The redundant component was confirmed to be active with no signal loss. 3) The roles of the components were then reversed to test the redundancy of the other. Both the PSU and CMU redundancy tests confirmed less than 50 seconds of signal loss during the changeover between active and redundant components.

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RTU Redundancy Test Report Grati

The document summarizes a hardware redundancy test of an RTU at a substation. It tested the redundancy of the power supplies (PSU) and communication modules (CMU). For both the PSU and CMU tests: 1) One component was deactivated to test that the redundant component could handle the load without interruption. 2) The redundant component was confirmed to be active with no signal loss. 3) The roles of the components were then reversed to test the redundancy of the other. Both the PSU and CMU redundancy tests confirmed less than 50 seconds of signal loss during the changeover between active and redundant components.

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HARDWARE REDUNDANCY TEST REPORT

RTU LDC BLOCK 2 PLTGU GRATI

Date : 03 March 2021

Time : 13.00 am (WIB) - end

Venue : Switchyard GITET 150 kV Grati-Pasuruan

A. Power Supply PSU02 Redundancy Test

Steps & Results :

1. Energize both PSU 1 and PSU 2 rack (both located on the left side of RTU ABB560).

2. PSU 2 Fault Test. De-energize PSU 2 rack, and ensure there is no interrupted signal
occurs. The result is as above,

The Client (JCC) State there is no interrupted signal occurs during PSU 2 Fault Test.
System Event displaying “Power supply failure in RTU central subrack” alarm message.

3. Re-energize PSU 2. Check System Event of Power Supply, it should be back to Normal
message. The result is as above,
The System Event Status displaying “Power supply OK in RTU central subrack” message.

4. PSU 1 Fault Test. De-energize PSU 1 rack, and ensure there is no interrupted signal
occurs. The result is as above,

The Client (JCC) State there is no interrupted signal occurs during PSU 1 Fault Test.
System Event displaying “Power supply failure in RTU central subrack” alarm message.

5. Re-energize PSU 1. Check System Event of Power Supply, it should be back to Normal
message. The result is as follow,
The System Event Status displaying “Power supply OK in RTU central subrack” message.

B. Communication Module CMR02 Redundancy Test

Steps & Results :

1. Ensure both CMU Module is operable. The location of CMU Module is on the right side
of RTU560. One of it must be active, another one is not active (standby). The initial test
status is as follow,
2. CMU 1 Hardware Faulty Test. To simulate the hardware faulty, firstly loosen both bolts
of the Module, then pullout the module from the rack. Count the time of signal lost
during hardware changeover between CMU 1 to CMU 2. The result is as follow,

Once CMU 1 Module pulled out, the Event Status of CMU 1 become inoperable. CMU 1
become not active, and CMU 2 become active. The signal lost is not more than 50
seconds according to information from Client (JCC).

Note : there is signal lost during CMU redundancy test because of Hardware
redundancy, the signal lost caused by change over time between active hardware of
CMU 1 to standby hardware of CMU 2.

3. Normalization of the Module. Plug back CMU 1 into the rack, so that both CMU is
operable. CMU 2 is in active state, CMU 1 is not active (standby) state. The System
Event Status is as follow,
4. CMU 2 Hardware Faulty Test. To simulate the hardware faulty, firstly loosen both bolts
of the Module, then pullout the module from the rack. Count the time of signal lost
during hardware changeover between CMU 2 to CMU 1. The result is as follow,

Once CMU 2 Module pulled out, the Event Status of CMU 2 become inoperable. CMU 2
become not active, and CMU 1 become active. The signal lost is not more than 50
seconds according to information from Client (JCC).

Note : there is signal lost during CMU redundancy test because of Hardware
redundancy, the signal lost caused by change over time between active hardware of
CMU 2 to standby hardware of CMU 1.

5. Normalization of the Module. Plug back CMU 2 into the rack, so that both CMU is
operable. CMU 1 is in active state, CMU 2 is not active (standby) state. The System
Event Status is as follow,
Tested by, Supervised by, Witnessed by,

Bagus P. Setiawan Gilang Surya Atmaja Arifianto


PT. Mechatron PT. PP PT. Indonesia Power

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