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Abstract(s)
The smart grid concept defines a new way to architect the power energy system. This evolution
is dictated, at large extent, by the need to integrate distributed generation systems, mainly based on
renewable energy sources, consider electrical vehicles and enhance the power system infrastructure in
degraded conditions. This change of paradigm implies a modification of the way the networked nodes
operate and interconnect, including new control algorithms by introducing decision and action
capabilities to controllable devices. This paper introduces an innovative way of modelling each node of
the grid based on the holonic paradigm, with the objective of decreasing the number of different control
algorithms set up on the grid. A single holon, able to model the behavior of any node (producing,
consuming and storing energy), is defined and applied on a low voltage case study
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Keywords
Holonic paradigm System of systems Micro grid Distribution network Intelligent Smart power applications
Citation
Ferreira, Adriano; Ferreira, Ângela P.; Cardin, Olivier; Leitão, Paulo (2015). Extension of holonic paradigm to smart grids. In 15th IFAC Symposium on Information Control Problems in Manufacturing, INCOM. Ottawa, Canada. 28:3, p.1099-1104