Regenerative Energie
Remote-controllable CCP protection installations have been installed in 280 places throughout Germany so far. Therefore it is time to have a look at the experience with this technology.
In 2000 at Neckarwerke Stuttgart AG (NWS), a company which was the predecessor of Energie Baden-Württemberg AG (EnBW), undertook efforts to develop protection installations, whose most important parameters could be changed from a control centre, for instance using a CCP remote monitoring unit installed on site. Starting with the debate on CCP remote monitoring at the end of the 1990s, a consensus was quickly reached that simply using remote monitoring can only be the first step. Therefore the next logical step appeared to be further development of a remote monitoring system into a remote controlling system, so as those commonly used in many areas of public utilities and transportation and industry. RBS wave GmbH - a subsidiary of EnBW Regional AG - have sold remote-controllable protection installations since 2002, and these have been installed in 280 places throughout Germany so far: at 159 places new devices have been installed and at 121 places so-called retrofitting sets have been used to make existing protection installations remote controllable. Consequently it is time to explain this technology in greater detail with regard to practical experience.
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| Quelle: | GWF gas solutions International (August 2010) |
| Seiten: | 7 |
| Preis: | € 7,00 |
| Autor: | Dipl.-Phys Rainer Deiss Hans Gaugler |
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