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Chapter 4

The document discusses the Intelligrid architecture for developing a smart grid. It outlines five key functionalities of the smart grid: 1) visualizing the power system in real time, 2) increasing system capacity, 3) improving data infrastructure, 4) upgrading control centers, and 5) enabling a self-healing grid. The smart grid will also focus on relieving bottlenecks, enabling connectivity to consumers through an energy port, and allowing two-way communication between the grid and consumers.

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Chapter 4

The document discusses the Intelligrid architecture for developing a smart grid. It outlines five key functionalities of the smart grid: 1) visualizing the power system in real time, 2) increasing system capacity, 3) improving data infrastructure, 4) upgrading control centers, and 5) enabling a self-healing grid. The smart grid will also focus on relieving bottlenecks, enabling connectivity to consumers through an energy port, and allowing two-way communication between the grid and consumers.

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Chapter 4
The Intelligrid Architecture for the smart grid
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Akhilesh Panwar (13MEEN01)
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Introduction
Todays electricity infrastructure is inadequate to meet rising
consumer needs and expectations
In 2001 EPRI and the electricity innovation institute initiated
Consortium for electric Infrastructure to support a digital society
To build public/private partnerships to meet the energy needs of tomorrows society
The consortium has more that over 50 collaborative partners
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Five Functionalities :
Visualizing the power system in real time
Increasing system capacity :
Transmission circuit
Bringing substation lines up to NERC N 1 Criteria
Improvement on data infrastructure
Upgrading control centers and updating protection schemes and relay
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Relieving Bottlenecks :
To eliminate many of the bottlenecks that currently limit a truly
functional wholesale market and to assure system stability
Increasing power flow , enhanced voltage support
Operation of the electrical system on a dynamic basis
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Enabling a self healing Grid
Controlling the system in real time :
Technology expected .
Power Electronics circuit breaker
Flexible AC Transmission Technologies
Advanced control architecture to enable a self healing
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Enabling connectivity to consumers
Integration of a communication system throughout much of the
power system
Allow electricity services : Billing information of real time pricing
Services related to electricity : Home security or appliance monitoring
Communication services : data services
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Energy Port :
The consumer gateway constrained by the meter , allowing price signal
, Decisions , Communication and network intelligence to flow back and
forth through a seamless two way portal .
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