Statement of Qualifications System Protection Creative Dedicated Experts www.trcsolutions.com About TRC A pioneer in groundbreaking scientific and engineering developments since the 1960s, TRC is a national engineering consulting and construction management firm that provides integrated services to the energy, environmental and infrastructure markets. TRC serves a broad range of clients in government and industry, implementing complex projects from initial concept to delivery and operation. TRC delivers results that enable clients to achieve success in a complex and changing world. TRC Engineers, LLC, the power delivery group of TRC, has nearly 1000 professionals located in offices throughout the United States. TRC Engineers has provided full service engineering consulting services for utilities, developers, municipalities, and industry since 1999. Comprised of many experienced engineers, our project teams know how to plan, design, and install facilities that meet a client’s financial, technical, and scheduling goals. Our goals are to make the client’s job easier, be an extension of the client’s staff, provide flexibility, and deliver a quality product. TRC Engineers’ capabilities include: System Protection & Controls Engineering System Protection Studies Short Circuit Analysis & Modeling Protective Relay Setting Calculations & Coordination Outage & Fault Analysis Power System Studies Substations & Switchyards Commissioning & Testing Transmission & Distribution EPC (Engineer, Procure, Construct) Contracts Communication Infrastructure Generation NERC Compliance Support Construction & Project Management Automation, Integration & Communications Smart Grid & IEC 61850 Applications Cyber Security Applications www.trcsolutions.com System Protection The System Protection group consists of more than 30 highly qualified engineers. This group can be augmented with additional staff from our Controls, Automation, and System Studies teams. System Protection Experience TRC has extensive experience providing relay settings, studies and calculations for numerical, static and electromechanical relays, NERC compliance support, outage and fault analysis, IEC 61850 applications, as well as a wide variety of substation automation applications. TRC has performed fault coordination studies and provided calculation documents to meet our client’s standard format or provided our own if there is not a standard practice. TRC’s relay setting and studies work has involved power transmission, generation and distribution equipment from Extra-High Voltage (EHV) to distribution circuits. TRC has specified, set, tested and commissioned relays on virtually every type of power system equipment, including transmission lines, power transformers, capacitors, substation busses and generators. TRC has provided settings for many of the available numerical utility relay manufacturers, including Schweitzer Engineering Labs (SEL), General Electric (GE)/Multilin, Areva, Asea Brown Boveri (ABB), Basler Electric, Cooper Power Systems, Siemens, and many others. TRC has also provided settings for many of the electromechanical relay (EM) types still in use. TRC has designed, installed, set/programmed and commissioned substation Automation/Integration, IEC 61850 platform (Smart Grid) systems using Cybectec, SEL, Orion, Telvent, GE, Allen Bradley, and many others. TRC will either meet our client’s standard or recommend and install a successful design if there is no standard. www.trcsolutions.com Numerical and Static Relay Experience High Voltage/Extra High Voltage Transmission Line Protection (69kV, 115kV, 230kV, 345kV, 500kV, 765kV) SEL-421, SEL-311C and SEL-321 line protection relays, in Permissive Overreaching Transfer Trip (POTT), Direct Underreaching Transfer Trip (DUTT) or Directional Comparison Blocking (DCB) schemes, using SEL mirrored-bit over fiber optic synchronous optical network (SONET), analog tone or power line carrier (PLC) communications. These relays have also been applied in non-pilot backup schemes. SEL-411L, SEL-311L and SEL-387L, in Line Current Differential schemes, using direct fiber or digital multiplexed (fiber or microwave) pilot channels. GE-D60 line protection relay, in a POTT scheme over SONET or microwave or DCB scheme over PLC. This relay has also been applied in a non-pilot backup scheme. GE-L90 line current differential relay, using direct fiber or digital multiplexed channels. GE type LPS line protection relay, in a non-pilot backup scheme. ABB REL-561 line current differential relay, using direct fiber. ABB REL-512 and REL-302 line relays, in POTT schemes over microwave, DCB over PLC and non-pilot applications. Areva Micomho P443 line protection relay in DCB over PLC. Alstom LFCB line current differential relays over direct fiber connections Medium Voltage Transmission Line Protection (23kV, 34kV, and 46kV) SEL-421, SEL-311A, SEL-311B, SEL-311C and SEL-321 in pilot and non-pilot applications. The types of pilot protection are similar to those listed above in the HV transmission. SEL-100 Series and 200 Series relays in pilot and non-pilot applications. SEL-451 and SEL-351 overcurrent relays (includes most of the 351 types as well as the 351S) in directional and non-directional applications. SEL-500 series overcurrent relays in non-pilot applications. Alstom LFCB line current differential relays. Basler BE1 series overcurrent relays in non-pilot applications. Distribution Protection (2kV, 4kV, 12kV, 23kV, and 34kV) SEL-451 series relays. SEL-351 and 500 series overcurrent relays. SEL-651R and SEL-351R recloser controls. G&W recloser controls. Basler BE1 series overcurrent relays. ABB DPU2000 overcurrent relays. Cooper Form 3, 4C and 6 recloser controls. Older Cooper hydraulic reclosers, such as the Type H. Fuse coordination studies. www.trcsolutions.com Numerical and Static Relay Experience Large Power Transformer (2kV-765kV, all winding configurations, autotransformers, phase shifting transformers and others) SEL-487E, SEL-387, SEL-387E, SEL-587, and SEL-787 relays in transformer differential, volts/Hz overexcitation and backup overcurrent applications. GE-T35 and GE-T60 relays in transformer differential and backup overcurrent applications. ABB TPU2000. Basler BE1-87T relay in differential applications. Bus Protection (High impedance and low impedance) SEL-587Z relays in high impedance bus differential schemes. Basler BE1-87B relays in high impedance bus differential schemes. SEL-487B relays in low impedance bus differential schemes. GE-B90 and GE-B30 relays in low impendance bus differential schemes. Power Capacitor Protection (34.5kV, 115kV grounded wye, split-wye ungrounded and others) SEL-451 and SEL-351 overcurrent relays for flashover, over/undervoltage protection and SEL-501 for unbalance overcurrent protection and GE-C70 relays for unbalance voltage protection. SEL-487V and SEL-287V capacitor protection relays and Basler BE1-59NC ground overvoltage relays for unbalance protection. ZIV capacitor protection relays for overvoltage and unbalance protection. Cooper iCP-630 and iCP-640 capacitor protection relays. Breaker Failure Protection SEL-351, 352 and 451 breaker control and breaker failure protection. GE C60 breaker control and breaker failure protection. Basler BE1 series breaker failure protection. Generator Protection SEL-300G for generator protection. SEL-700G for autosynchronizing. GE-G60 for generator protection. Basler BE1 series generator protection. GE 489 generator protection. Beckwith M-3425A. Beckwith M-3420. Beckwith M-3430. ABB GPU2000. Siemens 7UM62 series generator protection. www.trcsolutions.com Electro-Mechanical & Static Relay Experience TRC has extensive experience setting electro-mechanical and static relays. A sample of these types is listed below. For line protection in pilot and non-pilot applications, Westinghouse/ABB type KD, KA, GE Type CEY, GCX relays. For overcurrent protection, ABB type CO, COV, SC, SI, IRD, IRQ, KRD, GE type IAC, JBCG,CHC, PJC, Basler type BE1-50/51. For transformer differential protection, ABB type HU, GE type BDD, STD. For bus protection, ABB type KAB, GE type PVD, SBD. For voltage protection, ABB type CV, GE type IAV, Basler type BE1-27/59. For directional power sensing, ABB type SRW, Basler type BE1-32. For timing, ABB type TD-5, GE type SAM. For reclosing, GE type NLR, Basler type BE1-79. www.trcsolutions.com Relay Software Experience TRC has extensive experience using the following short circuit, coordination and relay software: ASPEN OneLiner, Line Constants & Distriview – TRC has extensive experience using ASPEN to create client models, or modify existing client models to include their planned modifications and perform the necessary protection studies to complete the relay setting work. CAPE – TRC has extensive experience using CAPE to create client models, or modify existing client models to include their planned modifications and perform the necessary protection studies to complete the relay setting work. SEL Software Applications – TRC has extensive experience using SEL-5010 and SEL-5030 AcSELerator to set SEL relays. TRC also routinely uses SEL-5601 event analysis software to evaluate relay protection event files and SEL-5020 to set SEL communication processors. GE Enervista - TRC has extensive experience using this software to set GE UR-type relays. TRC also used this software to analyze relay event files. Zivercom - TRC used this software to prepare setting files for ZIV protection relays. Reltools - TRC used this ABB relay software to prepare relay setting files and evaluate relay event files for ABB type REL-512 and REL-302 line protection relays. ALPSPC - TRC used this software to set GE type LPS relays using the GE ALPSPC software. Bestcom - TRC used this Basler relay software to prepare relay setting files for Basler numerical relays such as the BE-851 and BE-951. PROVIEW - TRC has used this Cooper Power Systems software to prepare setting files for Cooper Form 6 recloser controls and iCP capacitor bank protection relays. ETAP - TRC has extensive experience using ETAP software to prepare one line models and perform load flow, motor starting, short circuit and relay coordination studies for Large Power Plant and Substation Projects. SKM Power Tools - TRC has extensive experience using SKM Power Tools software to prepare one line models and perform load flow, motor starting, short circuit and relay coordination studies for Large Power Plant and Substation Projects. CDEGS - TRC has extensive experience using CDEGS software to perform Ground Grid Studies for Large Power Plant and Substation Projects. www.trcsolutions.com Contact Name Address Address Phone email address Jerad Pelotte 249 Western Avenue Augusta, Maine 04330 207.621.7032 jpelotte@trcsolutions.com TRC Office Locations www.trcsolutions.com Creative Dedicated Experts www.trcsolutions.com