A Survey on Smart Grid Distributed Power Flow: IEC61850, IEC 61499 and Intelligent Controls

G.S. Satheesh Kumar; Chinnadurai Nagarajan; M. Lizzy Nesa Bagyam

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.573.346

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A Survey on Smart Grid Distributed Power Flow: IEC61850, IEC 61499 and Intelligent Controls

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A Recent concept of distribution infrastructure plays a vital role in the efficient utilization of energy. To avoid global warming and greenhouse gas emission, carbon based power plant should be replaced with distributed renewable energy (DRE) such as wind, solar etc. Renewable energy resources can be integrated to grid by intelligent electronic devices (IED). This paper deals with the novel automation architecture that supports power distribution systems to avoid power blackout and also it briefs the major requirement of the smart grid distribution system needed for a competitive world. International standard IEC 61850 and IEC 61499 provides a solution for substation automation through intelligent logical nodes (ILNs) which enhances interoperability and configurability.Later an open source platform is used for enhancing the communication that automatically generates the data model and communication nodes for intelligent electronic devices.However for future requirements in smart grid, the addition of new functions as well as the adaptation of function for IEDs is necessary. A concept of reconfigurable software architecture is introduced for integrating distributed and renewable energy resources. Such interfaces and services provide adaptation of the functional structure and contribute efficient Smart Grid system. This survey summarizes the communication infrastructure of smart energy system.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 573)

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Demand Side Management, IEC 61499, IEC 61850, Intelligent Electronicdevices (IEDs)

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