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9-AEP Smart Grid Project Overview - Tom Walker
9-AEP Smart Grid Project Overview - Tom Walker
Virtual Power Plant Simulation Project Virtual Power Plant (VPP) VPP Simulation (VPPS) Real world components Practical application of VPPS Conclusion
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AEP / EPRI Virtual Power Plant Simulator Growing complexity = challenge and opportunity
Step-Up Transformer
Gas Turbine
Transmission Substation
Cogeneration Turbine
Microturbine
Photovoltaic systems
Fuel cell
Commercial
Industrial Residential
Cogeneration
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Step-Up Transformer
Gas Turbine
Transmission Substation
Cogeneration Turbine
Microturbine
Photovoltaic systems
Fuel cell
Commercial
Industrial Residential
Cogeneration
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Commercial
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Storage
Residential Industrial
Commercial
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Energy Deficiency
Internal Power
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Surplus Energy
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Determine requirements for hierarchical control system (communication within and across zones) Evaluate requirements for and impacts of control prioritization (e.g. transmission constraint within regional system vs. energy efficiency targets)
Control Point
Storage
Residential
Industrial
Fuel Cell
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LG Electronics
PHEV
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Station
Line Recloser
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VPPS Foundational System South Bend, Indiana AMI / AMR 10,000 Smart Meters Mesh Network Communications End-use Tariffs End-use Controls (Thermostat)
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South Bend Distribution Automation Dynamic circuit reconfiguration 8 Circuits 18 Reclosers VAR Automation 24 Capacitor Banks
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Columbus, Ohio Integrated Volt VAR Control 6 Stations 17 Circuits Two control schemes
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Integrated Volt VAR Control Concept: 1. Utilize communications and computerized intelligence to control voltage regulators and capacitors on the distribution system, resulting in lower demand and increased energy efficiency Optimize power factor and voltage levels based on selectable parameters Finer control of voltage levels can Studies indicate a 1% voltage reduction is likely to cause a 0.7% reduction in KW demand and a similar or better reduction kVAR demand Benefits are highly predictable because customer consumption is reduced with no action required on their part
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CES is a distributed fleet of small energy storage units connected to the secondary of transformers serving a few houses or small commercial loads.
STATION
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www.aeptechcenter.com/ces
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Energy Deficiency
Internal Power
Supply Demand
Surplus Energy
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