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Whilst the trend in specifications in the late 1900's was towards "functional specifications" as abstract requirements rather than specific details, the implementation of an integrated system must deal with a significant level of detail. It is therefore insufficient to specify a system as this: or indeed specify IEDs as this:  IEC 61850 requires that all the functionality and detailed information that must be communicated from one function to another is specified. The specification therefore must deal with the engineering process requirements and SCL files used as well as the detailed Data Model of Logical Devices, Logical Nodes, Data Objects, Data Attributes and elements. If you don't ask for it, it may not be provided even through the system and the IEDs are compliant to IEC 61850. |
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