Outage management systems as integrated elements of the distribution enterprise

Outage management systems as integrated elements of the distribution enterprise
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停电管理系统作为配电企业的集成元素

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2001
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2001 IEEE/PES Transmission and Distribution Conference and Exposition. Developing New Perspectives (Cat. No.01CH37294)
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D. Hall
D. Hall
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客户服务和可靠性目标已经上升到分销企业的前沿,因为不断发展的行业驱动因素包括基于绩效的监管、有保障的服务合同、电子商务经济、放松监管、竞争、高度宣传的停电事件、增强的客户意识等。与此同时,随着配电系统的规模和复杂性不断增加,现有设备不断老化,以及随着公用事业公司裁员和经验丰富的员工退休,运营知识库受到侵蚀,实现这些目标变得越来越困难。为了寻求具有成本效益的解决方案,配电业主/运营商继续通过停电管理系统(OMS)形式的信息技术进行决策和流程自动化。强大的OMS解决方案提供了对配电系统及其分布式元件进行建模、集成和应用所有必要的实时操作信息、动态管理连接和支持资源、监控实时性能以及与一系列后台流程通信的能力,以实现更快的服务恢复和准确的停机信息报告。本演示文稿概述了停电管理系统及其与配电企业的有效集成,并对未来进行了简要展望。
Customer service and reliability objectives have risen to the forefront of the distribution enterprise in light of evolving industry drivers that include performance-based regulation, guaranteed service contracts, an e-business economy, deregulation, competition, highly publicized outage events, enhanced customer awareness, and others. At the same time, meeting these objectives has become increasingly difficult as distribution systems continue to grow in size and complexity, existing equipment continues to age, and the operational knowledge base erodes as utilities reduce staff and seasoned employees retire. In pursuit of cost effective solutions, distribution owners/operators continue to turn to decision making and process automation through information technology in the form of outage management systems (OMS). Robust OMS solutions provide the capability to model the distribution system and its distributed elements, integrate and apply all necessary real-time operations information, dynamically manage connectivity and supporting resources, monitor realtime performance, and communicate with an array of back office processes to enable faster service restoration and accurate reporting of outage information. This presentation provides an overview of outage management systems, their effective, efficient integration into the distribution enterprise, and a brief look to the future.