The S-MAS platform is designed and developed based on the principles of sustainable scalability, continuous openness, and distribution. It fully considers the large objects in power systems and has been standardized in terms of database infrastructure, function definitions, application distribution, and data flow. This enables the S-MAS platform to meet the needs of increasingly expanding real-time control systems, supporting both large-scale distribution automation systems and meeting the requirements of various levels of dispatching automation systems, electricity metering systems, and centralized control station systems, thereby achieving the integration of EMS/DMS systems.
Various application systems for power systems, based on the S-MAS platform, exhibit optimal scalability, modularity, and interoperability, which can significantly reduce the investment of power companies in system maintenance, training, and engineering.
Provides local/remote maintenance functions, including parameter setting, condition diagnosis, and data backup/recovery, supporting wireless terminal maintenance.
Features a layered distributed design, supports modular expansion of hardware and software, and allows flexible deployment following a "overall planning, phased implementation" strategy.
Achieves integration of GIS with SCADA/DAS/FA databases, supports mapping of geographic spaces with grid elements and seamless topology migration.
Supports multiple communication methods such as fiber optic Ethernet and adopts a layered TCP/IP network to implement "three-network convergence" and packet self-healing functions.
Based on the S-MAS universal platform, employs a client/server architecture and middleware mode to ensure real-time control and system stability and efficiency.
Adopts industrial standards and CIM models, supports multiple operating systems, databases, and hardware platforms, facilitating integration with third-party systems.
Data Acquisition | Collects real-time data from the station-side acquisition system to implement basic "four telemetry" (telemetry, telesignaling, telecontrol, teleadjustment) functions. |
Data Processing | Includes functions such as data rationality checks, analog value processing, status value processing, alarm value processing, cumulative value processing, and calculated quantity processing. |
Human-Machine Interface (HMI) Function | Provides a fully graphical distributed HMI developed based on cross-platform Qt, supports full mouse and shortcut key operations, and can display high-quality 3D graphics. |
Graphical Editing Function | Enables online generation, editing, and modification of 10kV distribution network diagrams and overhead network diagrams, etc., and provides rich dynamic data forms and graphic element editing functions. |
Event and Accident Alarm Processing | Handles power equipment status changes, value limit violations, equipment failures, channel failures, operation events, and user-defined alarms. |
Sequence of Events (SOE) Recording | Records the action sequence of major switch signals with millisecond-level precision to form an action sequence table, supporting various query and printing methods. |
Historical Snapshot Recall and Post-Event Analysis (PDR) | Allows recalling the system state at any moment based on historical data storage points, and can trigger the recording of pre/post-accident data via predefined events to support accident replay. |
Security Subsystem | Provides a multi-level hierarchical security management mechanism, strictly controls personnel, machines, and operation permissions, and records important operations. |
Fault-Tolerance Measures | Provides various fault-tolerance measures, such as communication timeout handling, checksum error handling, remote control lock/unlock, remote control secondary confirmation, and illegal value handling. |
Printing Output | Supports scheduled and on-demand printing of reports, real-time printing of events and alarms, as well as graphic printing such as wiring diagrams and curve graphs. |
System Time Synchronization | Can use GPS to provide standard time, sends time synchronization commands to the entire system (including master station nodes, RTUs, FTUs, etc.), and supports manual time setting. |
Equipment Management Function | Graphically displays the real-time operation status of the system, configuration and status of each node and device, network load, etc., and provides online system maintenance functions. |
Station-Side System Maintenance | Supports remote maintenance of substations and terminals from the master station via communication channels, or local maintenance using a laptop, with functions including parameter setting and system diagnosis. |
Feeder Automation (FA) | Implements detection, location, isolation, and restoration of feeder faults, divided into three layers: terminal-based detection, substation area control, and master station global coordination. |
Open System Interface | Enables data exchange and flexible interfacing with higher-level SCADA, MIS, load control systems, and electricity business management systems, etc. |