Smart grids : clouds, communications, open source, and automation / edited by David Bakken, Washington State University, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science ; managing editor, Krzysztof Iniewski, CMOS Emerging Technologies Re

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Book
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English
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1st edition
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  • Boca Raton : Taylor & Francis, [2014]
  • ©2014
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The electric power grid is in the early stage of a sea change, and hype about smart grid is at a high point. Investment money is pouring in, searching for a killer app and profits. The smart grid revolution will require utilities and their suppliers to develop new business models, strategies, and processes. Nobody knows which business models will survive the Darwinian contest, but companies heeding the lessons here can increase their chances of success. This book explores the design and implementation of the smart grid-- Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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English
Contents
  • Front Cover; Contents; Preface; Editors; Contributors; Chapter 1: Mission-Critical Cloud Computing for Critical Infrastructures; Chapter 2: Power Application Possibilities with Mission-Critical Cloud Computing; Chapter 3: Emerging Wide-Area Power Applications with Mission-Critical Data Delivery Requirements; Chapter 4: GridStat : High Availability, Low Latency, and Adaptive Sensor Data Delivery for Smart Generation and Transmission; Chapter 5: A Distributed Framework for Smart Grid Modeling, Monitoring, and Control; Chapter 6: Role of PLC Technology in Smart Grid Communication Networks
  • Chapter 7: Power Grid Network Analysis for Smart Grid ApplicationsChapter 8: Open Source Software, an Enabling Technology for Smart Grid Evolution; Chapter 9: Contribution of Microgrids to the Development of the Smart Grid; Chapter 10: Microgrids; Chapter 11: Integrating Consumer Advance Demand Data in Smart Grid Energy Supply Chain; Chapter 12: Photovoltaic Energy Generation and Control for an Autonomous Shunt Active Power Filter; Chapter 13: Self-Tuning and Self-Diagnosing Simulation; Chapter 14: A Consensus-Based Fully Distributed Load Management Algorithm for Smart Grid
  • Chapter 15: Expert Systems Application for the Reconfiguration of Electric Distribution SystemsChapter 16: Load Data Cleansing and Bus Load Coincidence Factors; Chapter 17: Smart Metering and Infrastructure; Chapter 18: Vision of Future Control Centers in Smart Grids; Back Cover
ISBN
  • 9781351831413
  • 1351831410
  • 9781315215525
  • 1315215527
  • 9781482206128
  • 1482206129
OCLC
  • 879550941
  • 880637937
Doi
10.1201/b16908
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