A market-based multi-agent-system for decentralized power and grid control

Linnenberg, Tobias; Wior, Ireneus; Schreiber, Sebastian J.; Fay, Alexander

doi:10.1109/etfa.2011.6059126

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“…For this, an approach similar to that used when developing the DEcentralized MArket based POwer control System (DEMAPOS) at Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg (Linnenberg et al, 2011) was applied. As pointed out in Linnenberg et al (2011) necessary to merely provide a network connection featuring an http-capable transport layer such as TCP/IP via Ethernet or the Wireless Application Protocol for this purpose. This allows running the control application, as well as the simulated equipment models, and real-world hardware devices in one runtime environment, while separating the individual entities from each other.…”

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“…For reconfiguration of production systems agents can be used for process control as shown in [7]. Also for power and grid control or in the field of visual quality inspection multi agent systems have been utilized with the main focus on decentralization and adaptive behavior [8].…”

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Architecture for auto configuration of tools for industrial robots

Weyrich

Scharf

2013

2013 IEEE 18th Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation (ETFA)

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Due to the demand of small lot sizes in production, manufacturing systems have to become more flexible to minimize machine set up time. To realize such a flexibility tools must provide the ability of adaptation to varying conditions. A new tool for example has to be adapted and configured autonomous in sense of "plug & produce" without an operator in action.In this paper an approach is presented which focuses on the existing data structure and information flow concerning robotic handling processes. Based on a scenario for handling varying products, an architecture is presented which enables auto configuration behavior of new and adjustable robotic tools. This architecture forms the fundament for developing an auto configurable system consisting of a robot, a robotic tool and a work piece.

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“…eflecting the tendencies for more decentralized controlled energy conversion systems and the further increasing number of IT-enriched smart systems in general, a picture can be drawn, that describes the future energy landscape as a complex, globally connected and mainly software driven system. Smart Markets need to build on top of an underlying technical systems with inherent flexibility that guarantees a stable volatile energy production [1], in order to reach climate targets [2] or just to maximize organizational profit [3]. However, global goals, such as the stabilization of a distribution networks, require a minimum of adaptive interoperability that has to be expressed in one standard.…”

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Energy Agents - Foundation for Open Future Energy Grids

Derksen

Unland

2015

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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Redefining our energy landscape by means of regenerative, volatile and decentralized organized systems represents a major challenge for the creation of distributed control solutions. Standards are required that permit describing the variety of energy conversion systems and that enable an interoperable exchange of energy amounts in an open, flexible manner by concurrently taking into account technical and market requirements. This paper introduces the concept of unifying Energy Agents. They have the potential to reduce the ever growing complexity that comes along with the various solutions presented or that are already available at the market. In contrast to that, the notion of Energy Agents stands in our view as a representative for a required methodology that enables a consistent development of decentralized control solutions. In order to demonstrate this approach, the application of Energy Agents in a smart house scenario is discussed. It is shown how arbitrary agents with different levels of sophistication and abilities can cooperate with each other in a smooth way. It is our strong believe that a stepwise and standardized development of Energy Agents representing the needed decentralized control solutions is needed for a sustainable design of an open Future Energy Grid.

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A market-based multi-agent-system for decentralized power and grid control

Cited by 32 publications

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Cross-Domain Energy Savings by Means of Unified Energy Agents

Cross-Domain Energy Savings by Means of Unified Energy Agents

Architecture for auto configuration of tools for industrial robots

Energy Agents - Foundation for Open Future Energy Grids

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