Experimental studies on the rtEthernet-based centralized fault management system for smart grids

Liu, Xing; Cai, Ziyuan; Fan, Huipu; Yu, Ming

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2019.106163

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“…In the prototype system, Ethernet Square [22] is adopted as a shared chain, and the intelligent contract deployed in Ethernet Square is used to access data. Smart contracts use solity to store the root node of each Merkel.…”

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Design and Implementation of Data Sharing Traceability System Based on Blockchain Smart Contract

Kang

2021

Scientific Programming

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“Traceability” is an important method often used in modern supply management. The traceability system is a system based on the Internet of Things technology. In this process, users will share resources through cloud service providers, so how to ensure data security is also one of the issues we consider. Blockchain technology is an emerging technology in the field of information technology. Its decentralized nature, distributed storage, and difficult data modification provide us with fair exchange and sharing of data. Feasible solutions: in this article, we have studied the key issues of fair exchange and safe sharing of data based on blockchain and designed a multigroup data sharing scheme based on alliance chain. To solve the various existing traceability systems problem, this paper designs a new traceability system based on blockchain technology and implements a system prototype to verify the feasibility of the system.

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Design and Implementation of Data Sharing Traceability System Based on Blockchain Smart Contract

Kang

2021

Scientific Programming

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“…For the first use-case, since human behavior is rather unpredictable, the machines have to be designed to adapt to human inputs. Even if this scenario seems futuristic, it already started to be used today in smart cities and smart factories [58]. The second use-case encompasses systems that generally improve quality-of-life and safety [24,77].…”

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Constructive or Optimized: An Overview of Strategies to Design Networks for Time-Critical Applications

2022

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Distributed systems are pervasive nowadays, being found in different areas, from smart toys to smart factories. As the usage of such systems increases, so does their complexity and design. Therefore, this work aims to overview the methods for designing networks that accommodate time-constrained distributed applications. The work starts with a history of time-aware Ethernet-based protocols. Then, it continues with an overview of the design strategies from the literature. For each research paper, there are presented the model, addressed problem, exploration strategy, and results. Furthermore, for each type of problem are identified the constructive and optimization design strategies. Regarding the results, this work investigates the improvements of reliability, timeliness, and network cost.

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Applications of blockchain technology in peer-to-peer energy markets and green hydrogen supply chains: a topical review

Bhavana,

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Ramprabhakar

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Countries all over the world are shifting from conventional and fossil fuel-based energy systems to more sustainable energy systems (renewable energy-based systems). To effectively integrate renewable sources of energy, multi-directional power flow and control are required, and to facilitate this multi-directional power flow, peer-to-peer (P2P) trading is employed. For a safe, secure, and reliable P2P trading system, a secure communication gateway and a cryptographically secure data storage mechanism are required. This paper explores the uses of blockchain (BC) in renewable energy (RE) integration into the grid. We shed light on four primary areas: P2P energy trading, the green hydrogen supply chain, demand response (DR) programmes, and the tracking of RE certificates (RECs). In addition, we investigate how BC can address the existing challenges in these domains and overcome these hurdles to realise a decentralised energy ecosystem. The main purpose of this paper is to provide an understanding of how BC technology can act as a catalyst for a multi-directional energy flow, ultimately revolutionising the way energy is generated, managed, and consumed.

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Experimental studies on the rtEthernet-based centralized fault management system for smart grids

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Design and Implementation of Data Sharing Traceability System Based on Blockchain Smart Contract

Design and Implementation of Data Sharing Traceability System Based on Blockchain Smart Contract

Constructive or Optimized: An Overview of Strategies to Design Networks for Time-Critical Applications

Applications of blockchain technology in peer-to-peer energy markets and green hydrogen supply chains: a topical review

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