Internet of Energy – Connecting Energy Anywhere Anytime

Vermesan, Ovidiu; Blystad, Lars-Cyril; Zafalon, R.; Moscatelli, Alessandro; Kriegel, Kai; Mock, R.; John, Reiner; Ottella, Marco; Perlo, Pietro

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-21381-6_4

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“…The solders having a liquidus melting range of 655-673 K were Zn-4 wt.% Al-(1-3) wt.% Cu, Zn-5 wt.% Al-(2-4) wt.% Cu, and Zn-6 wt.% Al- (3)(4)(5) wt.% Cu. The increase of the Al content improved the electrical resistivity and spreadability.…”

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“…The high temperature solders can eliminate wiring, connectors, cooling system needed in a conventional electronic system. For the reasons, the high temperature solder have wide applications to the air craft, space satellite, automotive, and oil/gas well exploration [1][2][3][4][5]. Vianco defined the ultra high temperature solders working properly between 573 and 623 K [6].…”

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Alloy design of Zn–Al–Cu solder for ultra high temperatures

Kang

Kim

et al. 2009

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

113

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Alloy design of Zn–Al–Cu solder for ultra high temperatures

Kang

Kim

et al. 2009

Journal of Alloys and Compounds

113

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“…Based on the information exchange technology, the objective of the project is to build a future MES through information exchange and coordination between energy systems and household equipment. By coupling electricity, heat and natural gas, the home energy management system can carry out IDR, thus greatly improving the efficiency and reliability of customers' energy use [98]. The Ministry of Energy and Climate Change and various companies in the United Kingdom jointly funded a project in 2015 to study integrated energy systems in Birmingham.…”

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From demand response to integrated demand response: review and prospect of research and application

Huang

Zhang

Chen

et al. 2019

Prot Control Mod Power Syst

216

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In the traditional power system demand response, customers respond to electricity price or incentive and change their original power consumption pattern accordingly to gain additional benefits. With the development of multienergy systems (MES) in which electricity, heat, natural gas and other forms of energy are coupled with each other, all types of energy customers are able to participate in demand response, leading to the concept of integrated demand response (IDR). In IDR, energy consumers can response not only by reducing energy consumption or opting for off-peak energy consumption but also by changing the type of the consumed energy. Taking the traditional demand response in power system as a starting point, the studies of the fundamental theory, framework design and potential estimation of demand response in power system are reviewed, and the practical cases and software development of demand response are introduced. Finally, the current theoretical research and application of IDR are assessed.

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“…Compared with other fields, energy systems are relatively closed, and their transformation and innovation based on the Internet face a series of techni-cal and industrial barriers [8][9][10]. Representative examples both locally and globally include the following: the United States developed a future renewable energy transmission and management system (the FREEDM system), proposed the concept of energy routers, and carried out prototype implementation [11]; the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology launched the E-Energy program to create an efficient energy system based on ICT technology [12]; and Japan has focused on the construction of a "digital grid," whose core lies in the development of power routers [13]. China has taken the energy revolution strategy and power system reform as an opportunity to initiate a wave of new research and practices related to "Internet plus smart energy" [14][15][16].…”

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Fusion between Internet and Energy System: Morphology and Technology

Zhang¹,

Li²,

Chen³

et al. 2018

Chinese Journal of Engineering Science

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Based on Internet technology and thinking, a new trend in energy systems development has emerged that promotes the deep integration of energy and information in constructing open and shared energy systems and ecosystems, with mutual complementation and optimization between multiple energy types and an interactive supply and demand relationship. In the context of the development of Internet technology, this paper expounds on the drivers and morphology of the fusion between the Internet and energy systems. Also, a three-level progressive thinking mode for the fusion morphology-from smart energy systems to transparent ones, and then to intelligent ones-is put forward. Finally, key technologies involved in the fusion of the Internet and energy systems are proposed.

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Internet of Energy – Connecting Energy Anywhere Anytime

Cited by 27 publications

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Alloy design of Zn–Al–Cu solder for ultra high temperatures

Alloy design of Zn–Al–Cu solder for ultra high temperatures

From demand response to integrated demand response: review and prospect of research and application

Fusion between Internet and Energy System: Morphology and Technology

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