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Nowadays, Smart Grid has become an established synonym for modern electric power systems. Electric networks are fed less and less by large, centrally planned fossil and nuclear power plants but more and more by millions of smaller, renewable and mostly weather-dependent generation units. A secure energy supply in such a sustainable and ecological system requires a completely different approach for planning, equipping and operating the electric power systems of the future, especially by using flexibility provisions of the network users according to the Smart Grid concept. The book brings together common themes beginning with Smart Grids and the characteristics of power plants based on renewable energy with highly efficient generation principles and storage capabilities. It covers the advanced technologies applied today in the transmission and distribution networks and innovative solutions for maintaining today’s high power quality under the challenging conditions of large-scale shares of volatile renewable energy sources in the annual energy balance. Besides considering the new primary and secondary technology solutions and control facilities for the transmission and distribution networks, prospective market conditions allowing network operators and the network users to gain benefits are also discussed. The growing role of information and communication technologies is investigated. The importance of new standards is underlined and the current international efforts in developing a consistent set of standards are updated in the second edition and described in detail. The updated presentation of international experiences to apply novel Smart Grid solutions to the practice of network operation concludes this book. From the Content The Smart Grid vision and strategy, the growing importance of renewable energy resources Design of Transmission and Distribution Networks and the Impact of New Network Users Smart Operation and Observability at the Transmission and Distribution Level Advanced Information and Communication Technology: The Backbone of Smart Grids Smart Grids Worldwide The Authors Dr. Bernd M. Buchholz and Prof. Dr. Zbigniew A. Styczynski worked for many years to develop Smart Grid solutions within national and international projects and to introduce them in the practice of network operations. The book contains a new foreword of Prof. Chen-Ching Liu, Director Power and Energy Center, Virginia Tech (USA).

Energy systems. --- Power electronics. --- Renewable energy resources. --- Energy policy. --- Energy and state. --- Energy Systems. --- Power Electronics, Electrical Machines and Networks. --- Renewable and Green Energy. --- Energy Policy, Economics and Management. --- Energy and state --- Power resources --- State and energy --- Industrial policy --- Energy conservation --- Electronics, Power --- Electric power --- Electronics --- Government policy --- Smart power grids. --- Grids, Smart power --- Power grids, Smart --- Smart grids (Electric power distribution) --- Electric power distribution --- Automation

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Nowadays, Smart Grid has become an established synonym for modern electric power systems. Electric networks are fed less and less by large, centrally planned fossil and nuclear power plants but more and more by millions of smaller, renewable and mostly weather-dependent generation units. A secure energy supply in such a sustainable and ecological system requires a completely different approach for planning, equipping and operating the electric power systems of the future, especially by using flexibility provisions of the network users according to the Smart Grid concept. The book brings together common themes beginning with Smart Grids and the characteristics of power plants based on renewable energy with highly efficient generation principles and storage capabilities. It covers the advanced technologies applied today in the transmission and distribution networks and innovative solutions for maintaining today’s high power quality under the challenging conditions of large-scale shares of volatile renewable energy sources in the annual energy balance. Besides considering the new primary and secondary technology solutions and control facilities for the transmission and distribution networks, prospective market conditions allowing network operators and the network users to gain benefits are also discussed. The growing role of information and communication technologies is investigated. The importance of new standards is underlined and the current international efforts in developing a consistent set of standards are updated in the second edition and described in detail. The updated presentation of international experiences to apply novel Smart Grid solutions to the practice of network operation concludes this book. From the Content The Smart Grid vision and strategy, the growing importance of renewable energy resources Design of Transmission and Distribution Networks and the Impact of New Network Users Smart Operation and Observability at the Transmission and Distribution Level Advanced Information and Communication Technology: The Backbone of Smart Grids Smart Grids Worldwide The Authors Dr. Bernd M. Buchholz and Prof. Dr. Zbigniew A. Styczynski worked for many years to develop Smart Grid solutions within national and international projects and to introduce them in the practice of network operations. The book contains a new foreword of Prof. Chen-Ching Liu, Director Power and Energy Center, Virginia Tech (USA).

Thermodynamics --- Relation between energy and economics --- Electronics --- energiemanagement (economie) --- hernieuwbare energie --- energietechniek --- vermogenselektronica

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Dieses Buch behandelt den Aufbau und den Einsatz von Expertensystemen in technischen Systemen an Beispielen der elektrischen Energieversorgung. Nach einem geschichtlichen Abriss zur Entstehung und Verwendung von Expertensystemen werden die Grundlagen der Prädikatenlogik als Fundament wissensbasierter Systeme erklärt. Die Grundzüge der wissensbasierten Systeme, der Wissensakquisition und der Wissensspeicherung werden erläutert und ausgewählte intelligente Techniken vorgestellt. Mit zahlreichen Illustrationsbeispielen aus dem Gebiet der elektrischen Energieversorgung werden die spezifischen Probleme der Gestaltung von Expertensystemen in diesem Umfeld erläutert. Der Inhalt Einführung und Grundbegriffe der Expertensysteme - Grundlagen der Prädikatenlogik - Wissensrepräsentation und Wissensakquisition - Deklaratives Programmieren – Interferenzmechanismen - Behandlung von Ungenauigkeiten - Fuzzy-Logik – Künstliche Neuronale Netzwerke - Neuro-Fuzzy - Daten- und Wissensbanken in Expertensystemen für die Energieversorgung - Beispiel eines Expertensystems. Die Zielgruppen Das Werk ist in erster Linie für Studierende und Ingenieure der technischen Fächer, insbesondere der Elektrotechnik gedacht, die einen Einstieg in die Problematik suchen. Die Autoren Univ.- Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Zbigniew Styczynski leitete bis April 2015 den Lehrstuhl für Elektrische Netze und Alternative Elektroenergiequellen an der Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg. Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Krzysztof Rudion hat an der Universität Stuttgart die Professur für Integration Erneuerbarer Energien am Institut für Energieübertragung und Hochspannungstechnik inne. Dr.-Ing. André Naumann ist stellvertretender Gruppenleiter am IFF in Magdeburg. Er promovierte auf dem Gebiet der IKT für Smart Grids.

Computational intelligence. --- Information storage and retrieval. --- Energy systems. --- Computational Intelligence. --- Information Storage and Retrieval. --- Energy Systems.

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Thermodynamics --- Relation between energy and economics --- Electronics --- energiemanagement (economie) --- hernieuwbare energie --- energietechniek --- vermogenselektronica