Experimental validation of a single phase intelligent power router

Girbau-Llistuella, Francesc; Rodriguez-Bernuz, Joan-Marc; Prieto‐Araujo, Eduardo; Sumper, Andreas

doi:10.1109/isgteurope.2014.7028775

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“…Similar to that of [49], the proposed router does not support digital power packet transmission and IP addresses. The paper in [63] performed simulation and experimental analysis to prove the validity of the concept of a single phase intelligent power router similar to that proposed by [17]. However, unlike that of [17], the router used in this experimental study works for smaller cells focused on distribution networks only.…”

Section: Power Routersmentioning

confidence: 98%

Peer to Peer Distributed Energy Trading in Smart Grids: A Survey

2018

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Due to the expansion of distributed renewable energy resources, peer to peer energy trading (P2P DET) is expected to be one of the key elements of next generation power systems. P2P DET can provide various benefits such as creating a competitive energy market, reducing power outages, increasing overall efficiency of power systems and supplementing alternative sources of energy according to user preferences. Because of these promising advantages, P2P DET has attracted the attention of several researchers. Current research related to P2P DET include demand response optimization, power routing, network communication, security and privacy. This paper presents a review of the main research topics revolving around P2P DET. Particularly, we present a comprehensive survey of existing demand response optimization models, power routing devices and power routing algorithms. We also identify some key challenges faced in realizing P2P DET. Furthermore, we discuss state of the art enabling technologies such as Energy Internet, Blockchain and Software Defined Networking (SDN) and we provide insights into future research directions.

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Section: Power Routersmentioning

confidence: 98%

Peer to Peer Distributed Energy Trading in Smart Grids: A Survey

2018

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“…Alternatively, one could opt for power electronic-based solutions. In this regard, the SRG project developed the IDPR [31,39,43,44]. An IDPR, like diesel generators, enables isolated operation of the system in case of faults [45].…”

Section: Back-up Resourcesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart Grid Architecture for Rural Distribution Networks: Application to a Spanish Pilot Network

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This paper presents a novel architecture for rural distribution grids. This architecture is designed to modernize traditional rural networks into new Smart Grid ones. The architecture tackles innovation actions on both the power plane and the management plane of the system. In the power plane, the architecture focuses on exploiting the synergies between telecommunications and innovative technologies based on power electronics managing low scale electrical storage. In the management plane, a decentralized management system is proposed based on the addition of two new agents assisting the typical Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) system of distribution system operators. Altogether, the proposed architecture enables operators to use more effectively-in an automated and decentralized way-weak rural distribution systems, increasing the capability to integrate new distributed energy resources. This architecture is being implemented in a real Pilot Network located in Spain, in the frame of the European Smart Rural Grid project. The paper also includes a study case showing one of the potentialities of one of the principal technologies developed in the project and underpinning the realization of the new architecture: the so-called Intelligent Distribution Power Router.

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“…Since economic, the optimization is based on market aspects, availability and cost of DGs and back-up resources. The second step, and from the inputs of the first one, adjusts the active and reactive power dispatch for DGs and back-up resources considering technical aspects such as power losses and voltage variations, thus performing an Optimal Power Flow (OPF) [42]. This paper develops these two management steps performed by GEMS under the operational circumstance that the rural grid being managed is not isolated, but connected to the main grid of the rest of the territory.…”

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Optimization of the Operation of Smart Rural Grids through a Novel Energy Management System

2017

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Abstract:The paper proposes an innovative Energy Management System (EMS) that optimizes the grid operation based on economic and technical criteria. The EMS inputs the demand and renewable generation forecasts, electricity prices and the status of the distributed storages through the network, and solves with an optimal quarter-hourly dispatch for controllable resources. The performance of the EMS is quantified through diverse proposed metrics. The analyses were based on a real rural grid from the European FP7 project Smart Rural Grid. The performance of the EMS has been evaluated through some scenarios varying the penetration of distributed generation. The obtained results demonstrate that the inclusion of the EMS from both a technical point of view and an economic perspective for the adopted grid is justified. At the technical level, the inclusion of the EMS permits us to significantly increase the power quality in weak and radial networks. At the economic level and from a certain threshold value in renewables' penetration, the EMS reduces the energy costs for the grid participants, minimizing imports from the external grid and compensating the toll to be paid in the form of the losses incurred by including additional equipment in the network (i.e., distributed storage).

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Experimental validation of a single phase intelligent power router

Cited by 15 publications

References 13 publications

Peer to Peer Distributed Energy Trading in Smart Grids: A Survey

Peer to Peer Distributed Energy Trading in Smart Grids: A Survey

Smart Grid Architecture for Rural Distribution Networks: Application to a Spanish Pilot Network

Optimization of the Operation of Smart Rural Grids through a Novel Energy Management System

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