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A PROCEDURE FOR THE AUTOMATIC SCHEDULING OF DISTRIBUTED ENERGY RESOURCES IN MEDIUM VOLTAGE NETWORKS
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The paper presents the main characteristics of a centralized two-stage scheduler designed for the integration in the Distribution Management System (DMS) under development in the framework of an Itali... see morean “Smart Grid” Project. The paper first reviews the trends in the automation of power distribution networks, and then describes the two-stage scheduler and its application to typical Italian urban and rural distribution feeders.
Authors: Alberto BORGHETTI, Mauro BOSETTI, Carlo Alberto NUCCI, Mario PAOLONE, Stefano MASSUCCO, Federico SILVESTRO and Sandra SCALARI
C I R E D - 20th International Conference on Electricity Distribution Prague, 8-11 June 2009
Tag(s): Distribution Management System, Smart Grid, automation
Javascript : Add C devices + change values + connect devices (EMTP 3.0)
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Javascript : Add C devices + change values + connect devices (EMTP 3.0)
Example for EMTP 3.0
Tag(s): Javascript, Add devices, change values, connect devices
Javascript : Add C devices + change values + connect devices
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Javascript :
* Add C devices
* Change values
* Connect devices
(for EMTP-RV 2.5)
Tag(s): Javascript, Add devices, change values, connect devices
CIGRE DC Grid
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EMTP-RV DC Grid test cases developed in the scope of the CIGRE B4-57 group.
Co-simulation Platform for the Analysis of Communication-based
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The paper presents an ICT and power co-simulation platform for the analysis of the volt/var control and relevant optimization in medium voltage distribution feeders, achieved by means of a system of d... see moreistributed controllers coordinated via a shared band-limited digital communication network. The platform has been built by realizing the interface between two specific simulation environments: the Electromagnetic Transient Program EMTP-RV and the communication network simulator Opnet Modeller. The preliminary results provide basic indications on the expected performances of the considered communication-based strategies for different traffic congestion levels and load/generation dynamic variations.
Tag(s): Co-simulation, Networked Control Systems, Power distribution feeders, Volt/var optimization