2013
DOI: 10.1109/tia.2012.2229453
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A Syntax and Semantics of a Language for Operational Procedures

Abstract: The aim of this paper is to present shortly syntax and semantics of a language to program operational procedures. This formal language is a unified suite of symbols, meanings, and codes used on the basis of conventional rules. Symbols have to be related to meanings and to be shared: operational, mathematical, and graphical symbols shown are preferred but are not mandatory. Parise program allows to express concepts and procedures, to make analysis of formal connections and bonds between components of the electr… Show more

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“…Electrical sources are of the same family by definition if they have the capability to run in parallel [15].…”
Section: Integrity In Electrical Operations: Analogy Between Multiple...mentioning
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“…Electrical sources are of the same family by definition if they have the capability to run in parallel [15].…”
Section: Integrity In Electrical Operations: Analogy Between Multiple...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The complex architecture of a power system has to be designed and programmed and not left to chance. The operation of the source switches (symbol § in the figures) is not free but requires authorization (authorized sets) [10], [15].…”
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“…If one source or distributor or cord fails, the system has to operate a transition; in fact, the total load has to be picked up by the other dual component (source or distributor or cord) [9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…); -loads (motors, equipment, lights, etc. ; source dependent loads or source independent loads with rechargeable battery; equipment single or dual corded, available to a single or double supply respectively [5]. The sources can play different roles in emergency or in transitions: -they can be common sources, as public electrical sources that have to maintain a coherence of behavior for all the supplied users (system voltage, phase angle and frequency in a.c.); -or they can be local sources, as engine generators or UPSs that can have a flexible coherence of behavior to satisfy the local user.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%