Architecture and Function of a Distributed Energy Management System

Schellstede, G.; Frick, Jürgen

doi:10.1016/s1474-6670(17)50483-8

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“…Greece, Sept. [5][6][7][8]1993 W. Schroppel Total openness that allows Identical EMS software to run on a number of different platforms is not yet achievable due to the lack of overall standards. Since there are differences In platforms such as IBM, DEC and SUN, a preferential piatform has to be selected.…”

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A Distributed Energy Management System Based on Open Architecture Rules

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Proceedings. Joint International Power Conference Athens Power Tech,

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Possibiiitles to support openness in an environment of evolving. but not yet stabilized standards are discussed. The architecture of a workstation-based energy management system following the rules of open system architecture is detailed. Interutility communication using de facto standard protocols is outlined. An example of functlon distribution to lndlvidual servers Is given. Experience with the Introducllon of dlslrlbuted energy management systems Is reported, Applications of multiprocessor workstations and the effect of Intelligent substation equlpment on control centre functions are discussed. Back-up possibilities of control centers are investigated. Benefits of utility-wlde access IO selected EMS data are shown.

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