AEL-FUSG-M Final User Smart Grid - Smart Meter Application

5.1.2.- SMART GRIDS AND POWER SYSTEMS (END USER)
FINAL USER SMART GRID - SMART METER APPLICATION - AEL-FUSG-M

INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS

The Smart Grid (End User) - Smart Meter Application, "AEL-FUSG-M", designed by EDIBON, offers a real smart grid system where users can manage a real smart meter.

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Laboratories

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 Petroleum Training Center Laboratory
5HE
 Higher Education Energy Laboratory

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General Description

The Smart Grid (End User) - Smart Meter Application, "AEL-FUSG-M", designed by EDIBON, offers a real smart grid system where users can manage a real smart meter.

This application reflects the real operation of modern Smart Grids. The objective of the "AEL-FUSG-M" is to help the user understand how electric utilities operate in a real smart grid environment.

Exercises and guided practices

GUIDED PRACTICAL EXERCISES INCLUDED IN THE MANUAL

  1. Communication process with the data concentrator.
  2. Remote control of the smart meter relay.
  3. Real time monitoring of the energy consumed by the loads.
  4. Power factor comparison with different load combinations using the data concentrator web server.
  5. Comparison of the energy consumption from the utility point of view (with the platform integrated in the data concentrator) and from the final user point of view (using the smart meter display).
  6. Power factor correction using capacitor banks. The student can configure different loads and analyze the quality of energy in real time.
  7. Instantaneous measurement of the current, voltage, active power and power factor.

NOTE: All practical exercises can be done remotely, as actual utilities do with real Smart Grids.

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