IEC104 protocol-based substation data upload IoT cloud platform implementation

Abstract The Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) has been developing rapidly under the background of Internet technology, and the most crucial part of its realization is the unified collection and access of heterogeneous data from multiple sources across networks and regions. For the access of substation system data, this paper designs a scheme to read data from IEC 60870-5-104 protocol and upload the data to IOT cloud platform by converting the data to data format supported by Kafka protocol, solving the problem of incompatibility between communication protocols, obtaining data from 104 secondary stations by connecting to them, parsing and processing the data in different formats, and converting the data to JSON format by processing and sending it to the IOT cloud platform. The data is converted into JSON format through processing and sent to the Kafka server, and the cloud platform obtains its data by subscribing to the corresponding topics. This approach makes substation data access more convenient, and efficiently and effectively saves the cost of hardware gateway, solves the incompatibility and interoperability between the underlying equipment access protocol and the cloud platform communication protocol, and builds a bridge for the remote transmission of the underlying equipment data of the Industrial Internet of Things.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2874/1/012006
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Industrial Automation and Control Systems
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IEC104 protocol-based substation data upload IoT cloud platform implementation

Deji Chen, Hong-Yuan Hu, Chao Yang
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IEC104 protocol-based substation data upload IoT cloud platform implementation

Deji Chen, Hong-Yuan Hu, Chao Yang
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Abstract The Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) has been developing rapidly under the background of Internet technology, and the most crucial part of its realization is the unified collection and access of heterogeneous data from multiple sources across networks and regions. For the access of substation system data, this paper designs a scheme to read data from IEC 60870-5-104 protocol and upload the data to IOT cloud platform by converting the data to data format supported by Kafka protocol, solving the problem of incompatibility between communication protocols, obtaining data from 104 secondary stations by connecting to them, parsing and processing the data in different formats, and converting the data to JSON format by processing and sending it to the IOT cloud platform. The data is converted into JSON format through processing and sent to the Kafka server, and the cloud platform obtains its data by subscribing to the corresponding topics. This approach makes substation data access more convenient, and efficiently and effectively saves the cost of hardware gateway, solves the incompatibility and interoperability between the underlying equipment access protocol and the cloud platform communication protocol, and builds a bridge for the remote transmission of the underlying equipment data of the Industrial Internet of Things.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2874(1)
University of South China (CN)
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Industrial Automation and Control Systems
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