Grid Computing Technologies for Renewable Electricity Generator Monitoring and Control

P R Hobson; E Frizziero; Chenxi Huang; M R Irving; T Kalganova; P Kyberd; F Lelli; A Petrucci; R Pugliese; G Taylor; R Taylor

doi:10.1109/OCEANSE.2007.4302302

Grid Computing Technologies for Renewable Electricity Generator Monitoring and Control

P R Hobson, E Frizziero, Chenxi Huang, M R Irving, T Kalganova, P Kyberd, F Lelli, A Petrucci, R Pugliese, G Taylor, R Taylor

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Abstract

In this paper we discuss the use of real-time Grid computing for the monitoring, control and simulation of renewable electricity generators and their associated electrical networks. We discuss briefly the architectural design of GRIDCC and how we have integrated a number of real (solar, CHP) and simulated conventional power generators into the GRIDCC environment. A local weather station has also been attached to an Instrument Manager to alert experts appropriately when the Solar Array is not generating. The customised remote control and monitoring environment (a virtual control room), distributed using a standard web server, is discussed.

Original language	English
Pages	1-4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/OCEANSE.2007.4302302
Publication status	Published - Jun 2007
Externally published	Yes
Event	OCEANS 2007 - Europe - Aberdeen, Scotland, UK Duration: 18 Jun 2007 → 21 Jun 2007

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Conference	OCEANS 2007 - Europe
Period	18/06/07 → 21/06/07

Keywords

Energy efficiency
Monitoring
Control
Service

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AU - Lelli, F

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Grid Computing Technologies for Renewable Electricity Generator Monitoring and Control

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