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24ProjectDLC+VIT4IP is using the Internet Protocol to develop and verify a high-speed, narrow-bandPLC infrastructure, which is capable of supporting existing applications and extending new,multiple communication applications. On the application side, the IP is increasingly used inmany supervisory and control application fields, including the energy sector. The approach isused for the existing power distribution network and for novel services in smart electricitydistribution networks (e.g., demand-side management, control of distributed generation andcustomer integration). The solution developed by the project will be verified in test fields. Theproject is expected to yield a prototype for a high-performance communications infrastructure,simulation and planning tools, and testing and conformance rules to enable applicationdevelopers and users to choose appropriate technologies for their needs. Many of theseproducts will be used for standardization.Project coordinatorn KEMA, the NetherlandsProject partnersn Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austrian Devolo, Germanyn Israel Electric Corporation, Israeln HW Communications, United Kingdomn iAd Gesellschaft für Informatik, Automatisierung und Datenverarbeitung, Germanyn Lancaster University, United Kingdomn Technische Universität Dresden, Germanyn Consortio per la Ricerca nell’Automatica e nelle Telecommunicationi (UoR), Italyn Yitran Communication, Israeln Vlaaamse Instelling voor Technologisch Onderzoek, Belgiumn Vattenfall Europe Netzservice, GermanyProject detailsn EU Seventh Framework Programn Duration: January 2010 – December 2012
25Flex Power <strong>Grid</strong> LaboratoryInnovative testing and model validation of DER equipmentThe Flex Power <strong>Grid</strong> Lab (FPG Lab) in Arnhem is an independent, medium-voltage laboratoryequipped for testing and researching innovative control and (grid-connected) powerelectronics under complex realistic conditions. The FPG Lab is capable of supplying industrialmedium-voltages (400 V – 24 kV) at a continuous high-power rating (1 MVA), in combinationwith complex realistic ‘bad grid’ conditions, including pre-programmable distortion(harmonics or dynamic network phenomena up to 2.4 kHz). This facility is one of the fewcapable of ascertaining whether distributed energy resource (DER) units function correctlyunder realistic system conditions. It verifies the hardware (power components) and thecontrols (ICT) simultaneously to validate that a DER unit is ready to be integrated into a largersystem (e.g., the energy grid). The FPG Lab is the only facility able to test such combinationsat medium-voltage and high-power levels.
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