The basic problem in an power grid

A system with various steam buses and high and low pressures is subject to the changing effects of steam boilers, electric generators, steam consumers, etc. When operating such an energy system, variations in demand or additional steam requirements must be controlled as effi-ciently as possible, such as by diverting steam flows, or adding or removing additional boilers.
In order to achieve this goal, the use of INP Fuzzy Control as an over-arching unit is notably suitable for use in power grids.

Additional goals may be:

• Adjustment to changed quantities of steam Maximum flow of available steam
• Overarching steam network controls
• Coupling partial system components for quiet,
• stable system operations
• Achievement of low variation in HP steam networks
• Operations with low impact on boilers and systems,
• while maintaining safety functions
• Smooth transition from conventional to fuzzy controls,
• and vice versa

 

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