Industrial Energy Monitoring with IEC 61850: Connecting Smart Electrical Assets for Real-Time Energy Analytics and Optimization (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798189986833)

A focused guide for engineers, architects, and technical teams who need to turn IEC 61850 into a practical foundation for industrial energy monitoring. This book shows how to connect smart electrical assets, structure measurement data, and build reliable pipelines that support real-time visibility, reporting, and optimization.

Rather than treating IEC 61850 as a pure protection-system standard, the book focuses on its value in energy-centric industrial environments. It explains how measurements, status information, events, and high-resolution signals can be gathered from IEDs, normalized, and used for analytics that support better operational decisions.

• Core IEC 61850 concepts, including clients, servers, logical nodes, data objects, and report services
• Modeling with SCL artifacts such as ICD, IID, SSD, and SCD
• Time synchronization, timestamp handling, and data quality concerns
• Communication choices across MMS, GOOSE, and Sampled Values
• Network design for mixed monitoring and event traffic
• Data modeling, storage patterns, and traceability for plant-wide analytics
• Analytics methods for KPIs, anomaly detection, and operational optimization
• Testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting of monitoring systems

The content moves from fundamentals to implementation, with practical examples throughout. You will see how to map measurements to logical nodes, design monitoring-centric substation files, configure reports and subscriptions, correlate switching events with energy changes, and build end-to-end data flows from the field to dashboards and decision support tools.

It is especially useful for organizations working with substations, feeders, motors, meters, protection IEDs, and plant electrical infrastructure. The emphasis is on usable engineering methods, not just theory, so teams can apply the material when designing new deployments or improving existing ones.

1. Power systems and automation engineers
2. Industrial IoT and OT architects
3. Energy management and reliability teams
4. System integrators and commissioning specialists
5. Professionals building real-time monitoring and analytics platforms

Clear explanations, practical configuration guidance, and an analytics-focused perspective make this a strong reference for anyone who wants IEC 61850 data to drive measurable energy insight.