Project at a glance
substation control system
client name
General Electric (GE)
End-use
Eni
industry
Power
location
Ain El Sokhna, Egypt
pulse by solutions was awarded the project for the installation and commissioning of the substation control system for the 500 kV substation at the supercritical thermal power plant project.
Project scope
Installation and commissioning of the Substation Control System for Ain Al Sokhna 500 kV substation, while interfacing with the substation protection relays, the power plant’s DCS and national energy control system. The scope also covered the following:
- Modification of the site engineering
- Loop check
- Input/output list
- Troubleshooting
- Network setup
- Coordination with other subcontractors of the plant
Solutions
Access Control System
Building Management System
Asset Management System
Fire Alarm System
Water Leakage System
Cybersecurity
video surveillance system (CCTV)
LAN switching system
Structured Cabling System
Public Address System
Disabled Alarm System
Intercom System
Security Access System
Master Clock System
Parking System
Queuing System
IPTV system
Audio Visual System
KNX system
Solutions
Data Infrastructure Passive (fiber + data cabling)
Data Infrastructure Active (PABX + LAN)
Access Control System
IP Voice Telephony System
Wireless Access Points
Cybersecurity
CCTV + VMS
Access Control System
Intrusion Detection System
Public Address System
Impact & results
- Enabling communication between devices
- Logical implementation of GIS automated operations
- Communication of GIS devices with the power station’s DCS
- Communication of GIS devices with national energy control center
Impact & results
- Optimized infrastructure & operational efficiency
- Optimized resource management
- Seamless user experience for Diriyah’s residents and visitors
- Contributing towards achieving the Kingdom’s Vision 2030
- Optimized infrastructure & operational efficiency
- Optimized resource management
- Seamless user experience for Diriyah’s residents and visitors
- Contributing towards achieving the Kingdom’s Vision 2030
