Centralized Control Standing Application and Development in the Automation System

Xue Feng Ding

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.203.175

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Centralized Control Standing Application and Development in the Automation System

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The central control station is under the level of grid scheduling, in order to ensure grid safety, reliable and economic operation of modern control technology and unattended substation. Centralized control standing grid makes grid scheduling more real-time, secure, reliable, and enable enterprises to lower operating costs, to achieve downsizing to improve efficiency, improve production efficiency.

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