技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 中间件、SDK 和库
- 传感器 - 电表
适用行业
- 电网
- 公用事业
适用功能
- 物流运输
用例
- 网络安全
- 微电网
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
塔塔电力 (Tata Power) 是一家总部位于印度的公用事业提供商,为孟买地区超过 35 万户家庭提供电力。该公司致力于通过系统性的网络改进为客户提供更可靠的电力。塔塔电力专注于能源管理解决方案,这对公司促进运营和业务卓越的战略至关重要。部署的需求方和供应方质量管理解决方案增强了客户体验并提高了盈利能力。
挑战
印度领先的公用事业提供商塔塔电力 (Tata Power) 面临着在几秒钟内恢复 35 万户家庭供电的挑战。该公司发现了提供可靠电力方面的两大挑战:未知的盗窃区域(商业损失)和由于缺乏实时数据而在发生时的量化不当,以及僵化且不断发展的电网的运营灵活性,该电网被过度利用并日益增加。电力需求规划不佳。目标是开发一个强大的供应网络,以支持客户群的增长、最大限度地减少收入损失并大幅缩短恢复时间。
解决方案
施耐德电气通过 EcoStruxure™ Grid 将塔塔电力的愿景变为现实,创建了一个可在 20 秒内恢复供电的自我修复电网。这种支持物联网的解决方案利用物联网、移动性、传感、云、分析和网络安全方面的进步,围绕安全性、可靠性、效率、可持续性和连接性提供更高的价值。部署的解决方案包包括:EcoStruxure ADMS、智能数字变电站、智能 RMU、智能成套系统和智能断路器。自愈电网技术有助于自动恢复电力,将停电持续时间降至最低。当发生电力故障时,变电站相互通信以执行最佳指令,以快速隔离故障并恢复供电。
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