2005 IEEE/PES Transmission &Amp;amp; Distribution Conference &Amp;amp; Exposition: Asia and Pacific
DOI: 10.1109/tdc.2005.1547082
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The Grid Computing Model—A New Computing Model For The Analysis and Computation Of Large-Scale Power System

Abstract: The present sequential and parallel computing can not satisfy the requirements of Large-Scale Power System computation. This paper introduces a new solution called the Grid ComputingModel, which may greatly enhance total speed and efficiency by utilizing existing resources without incurring any additional hardware costs. In this paper, the proposed Grid computing model is applied to optimal power flow(OPF). Multiple Partition is implemented on OPF, and relations among tasks are tuned effectively. Two different… Show more

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“…Determine appropriate system configuration for given discusses monitoring and control and is particularly conditions (actual, forecast, expected, hypothetical): relevant because it uses a distributed approach. [13] Accomplished by a combination of human operators, describes the computing requirements of large-scale power analysis tools, and communication networks. A systems.…”
Section: Distributed Management and A Web Services Resource 4 Microgrmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Determine appropriate system configuration for given discusses monitoring and control and is particularly conditions (actual, forecast, expected, hypothetical): relevant because it uses a distributed approach. [13] Accomplished by a combination of human operators, describes the computing requirements of large-scale power analysis tools, and communication networks. A systems.…”
Section: Distributed Management and A Web Services Resource 4 Microgrmentioning
confidence: 99%