A Real-Time Open Access Platformtowards Proof of Conceptfor Smart Grid Applications

Kemal, Mohammed; Petersen, Lennart; Iov, Florin; Olsen, Rasmus Løvenstein

doi:10.13052/jconasense2246-2120.2017.003

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“…The deployment architecture for the Frequency Regulation Use Case presented in Figure 1 is shown in Figure 13. The laboratory Real-Time Control Hardware-In-the-Loop (RT-CHIL) framework utilized is described in detail in [31,32]. This deployment is in-line with the model based design approach described in detail in [33].…”

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On the Participation of Power-To-Heat Assets in Frequency Regulation Markets—A Danish Case Study

2020

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Due to the new green energy policies, district heating companies are being increasingly encouraged to exploit power-to-heat assets, e.g., heat pumps and electric boilers, in their distribution networks besides the traditional central combined heat and power units. The increased utilization of these assets will generate a more complex interaction between power distribution grids and district heating networks including markets for provision of ancillary services. Enabling the participation of power-to-heat units in the ancillary service markets, e.g., frequency reserves, may increase the revenue streams for assets’ owners. However, some technical challenges must first be addressed, including optimization of portfolios of assets that accounts for ancillary service markets, new coordination and operational schemes for portfolio of assets, increase data exchange and interactions with transmission system operators, and new local control schemes for units. This paper proposes a systematic model based design approach for assessment of provision of frequency regulation by power-to-heat assets using the smart grid architecture model. The proposed approach is demonstrated in a Real-Time Control Hardware-in-the-Loop laboratory environment.

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On the Participation of Power-To-Heat Assets in Frequency Regulation Markets—A Danish Case Study

2020

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“…It uses hierarchical industrial controller platforms, e.g., Bachmann's M1 controller [12], that are used nowadays in power plants. This testbed has been used for several projects in the past, such as [13][14][15].…”

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ICT Based HIL Validation of Voltage Control Coordination in Smart Grids Scenarios

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This paper aims to validate the capability of renewable generation (ReGen) plants to provide online voltage control coordination ancillary service to the system operators in smart grids. Simulation studies about online coordination concepts from ReGen plants have already been identified in previous publications. However, here, the results are validated through a real-time Hardware-In-the-Loop framework using an exemplary benchmark grid area in Denmark as a base case that includes flexible renewable power plants providing voltage control functionality. The provision of voltage control support from ReGen plants is verified on a large-scale power system against the baseline scenario, considering the hierarchical industrial controller platforms used nowadays in power plants. Moreover, the verification of online voltage control support is carried out by taking into account a communication network as well as the associated data traffic patterns obtained from a real network. Based on the sets of recordings, guidelines and recommendations for practical implementation of the developed control algorithms for targeted ancillary service are made. This provides a deep insight for stakeholders, i.e., wind turbine and photo-voltaic system manufacturers and system operators, regarding the existing boundaries for current technologies and requirements for accommodating the new ancillary services in industrial application.

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MARTINE’s real-time local market simulation with a semantically interoperable society of multi-agent systems

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Gomes²,

Pinto³

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Sustainable Energy, Grids and Networks

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A Real-Time Open Access Platformtowards Proof of Conceptfor Smart Grid Applications

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

On the Participation of Power-To-Heat Assets in Frequency Regulation Markets—A Danish Case Study

On the Participation of Power-To-Heat Assets in Frequency Regulation Markets—A Danish Case Study

ICT Based HIL Validation of Voltage Control Coordination in Smart Grids Scenarios

MARTINE’s real-time local market simulation with a semantically interoperable society of multi-agent systems

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