The Future of Power System Restoration: Using Distributed Energy Resources as a Force to Get Back Online

Braun, Martin; Brombach, J.; Hachmann, Christian; Lafferte, Darío; Klingmann, Alexander; Heckmann, Wolfram; Welck, Friedrich; Lohmeier, Daniel; Becker, Holger

doi:10.1109/mpe.2018.2864227

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“…In order to overcome the drawbacks of DG, new strategies have to be explored for reducing its use and for improving its functioning. The reduction of DG use can be achieved generating the demanded energy from hybrid systems using renewable resources and energy storage units [6]. The improvement of the DG functioning can be realized by a suitable control and energy management strategy in system level (see [7] and the references therein).…”

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Optimal Sizing of Mobile Hybrid Off-Grid Multi-Sources Installation

Saidi¹,

Eighali

et al. 2019

IECON 2019 - 45th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society

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In many situations, the access to energy can be compromised or limited as for refugee crisis zones, rural areas and military camps. Therefore, it is crucial to be able to ensure the basic electric needs with an off-grid power solution. In this paper, an optimal sizing of a mobile renewable hybrid power system is presented. The proposed solution is composed of a container equipped with a diesel generator, batteries and a photovoltaic system. The optimization process takes into account the particularity of the consumer needs and the accessibility to the local renewable energy resources. In order to investigate the solution performances, simulation results under Matlab\Simulink® are presented and analyzed.

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“…In this study, the sizing optimization aims to solve simultaneously three sub-problems under the following constraint θ ∈ Θ (6) with θ = (P r DG , N bat , S pv ) T and where Θ = P × N × S.…”

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Optimal Sizing of Mobile Hybrid Off-Grid Multi-Sources Installation

Saidi¹,

Eighali

et al. 2019

IECON 2019 - 45th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society

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“…An example of this may be windstorm, resulting in a power outage. One of the most critical risks for modern science is a large scale power system blackout [5]. Over the decade, electricity plays a major role in the modern day life.…”

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Hospital Energy Resilience

Víchová¹,

Hromada²

2020

Infrastructure Management and Construction

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Many emergencies and crises threaten the whole world. These affect not only the lives, health, and property of citizens but also the subjects and elements of the critical infrastructure itself. Breaking the critical infrastructure system would have a severe impact on the state's security, securing the basic living needs of the population, the health of the people, or the economy of the country. One of the significant sectors of the critical infrastructure is undoubtedly healthcare. It is vital for the health service to be able to perform its function, even in times of crisis. The crisis of naturogenic character ordinarily has the so-called cascade effect, which causes other extraordinary events and crises. An example of this may be windstorm, resulting in a power outage. A significant impact of the power supply outage in healthcare is observed in hospitals. There is currently no assessment tool to set the hospital's readiness for a power outage. The aim of the chapter is to analyze the current state of the crisis preparedness of the hospital.

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“…Unfortunately, several essential services like Medical services, transportation (people and goods) and electricity are disturbed during and after the disasters [1]. One of the most critical risks for modern societies is a large-scale power system blackout [6].…”

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“…In particular, a critical infrastructure element is a building, facility or public infrastructure, determined according to cross-cutting and sectoral criteria; If a critical infrastructure element is part of European Critical Infrastructure, it is considered an element of European Critical Infrastructure [7]. Critical infrastructure has emergency power supplies (e.g., nuclear power plants, hospitals or communication infrastructure) to confront power outage situations [6]. According to the Council Directive 2008, the Critical Infrastructure (CI) is divided into eight sub-branches with electricity on the first place (see Figure 1) (Infrastructures and electricity generation and transmission facilities in respect of electricity supplies) [8].…”

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The impact of naturogenic threats to the critical infrastructure

Víchová

2019

MATEC Web Conf.

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This paper is focused on naturogenic threats with the impact on the critical infrastructure. The aim of the paper is to describe the critical infrastructure and analyze the impact of naturogenic threats to them. There is the increasing number of disasters which has an impact on the power outage. These situations can endanger the lives and health of citizens. One of the elements of critical infrastructure is healthcare. There must be provided for the power supply. The first part of the paper deals with the concept of naturogenic threats and critical infrastructure. This part is focused on the cascading effect of the emergencies with the impact of the power outage. Secondly, the paper analyses the elements of the critical infrastructure – healthcare. There are analyzed disasters to the power outage based on the survey. The results are presented based on Pareto analysis. The final part summarizes naturogenic threats with the impact of the critical infrastructure and suggests a solution for the assessment of the hospitals.

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The Future of Power System Restoration: Using Distributed Energy Resources as a Force to Get Back Online

Cited by 42 publications

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Optimal Sizing of Mobile Hybrid Off-Grid Multi-Sources Installation

Optimal Sizing of Mobile Hybrid Off-Grid Multi-Sources Installation

Hospital Energy Resilience

The impact of naturogenic threats to the critical infrastructure

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