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Title Technological Developments in Control Models Using Petri Nets for Smart Grids: A Review
Authors Contreras, Jose Ulises Castellanos , RODRÍGUEZ URREGO, LEONARDO
External publication Si
Means Energies
Scope Review
Nature Científica
JCR Quartile 3
SJR Quartile 1
JCR Impact 3
SJR Impact 0.651
Publication date 01/04/2023
ISI 000979024600001
DOI 10.3390/en16083541
Abstract Nowadays, energy generation systems that include renewable energies, substations, distribution, transmission, control, measurement, and storage applications, among others, and are interrelated are known as Smart Grids. All these techniques and technologies involve extensive research and development, which allows for the solving of key aspects, such as control, diagnosis, and fault recovery, as well as communication systems focused directly on the operation of the electrical networks. Due to the relevance of knowledge concerning developments in these areas of Smart Grids, this paper presents a review of the research related to the control systems applied to Smart Grids and Micro Grids, both in supply and demand. Likewise, some control models relate to different processes, with a special focus on techniques related to Petri nets. The paper shows, among other outcomes, the advances in the control of smart grids, the types of generation and their influence on the design of transmission lines, integrated circuits applied based on sensors, communication technologies, and automation schemes in all levels of the electrical network. Finally, patents from 1950 to 2019 related to Smart Grid in energy systems are traced and presented.
Keywords smart grids; renewable energy; control systems; Petri nets
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