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72 Constantin Raduonline monitoring, control equipment, measurement, static and dynamic stability ofthe system, intelligent electronic devices, sensors and communication networks withspecific protocols and can open real-time bidirectional communication).Fig. 3. Transport Network.In figure 4 is presented the distribution that includes devices and smart metersthrough which it manages and controls the flow of energy using two-waycommunication (wireless or the actual power lines or fiber optic networks). SERdistribution networks allow distributed connection locally.Fig. 4. Distribution Network.In figure 5 are presented consumers and interdependence with other fields,highlighting the existence of bidirectional communication between the customer andthe electricity entity and the active role of consumers in the flattening of consumption.Copyright © Editura Academiei Oamenilor de Știință din România, 2011Watermark Protected
Intelligent Networks, Smart Grids Concept,Crucial Technologies for Sustainable Development 73As a feature of the Intelligent Network is the fact that some consumers may becomesuppliers of electricity in the system (buildings equipped with solar cells).Fig. 5. Types of consumers.Figure 6 details the center network management and interaction with other areaswere seen in the bidirectional nature of communication through which it managesand controls the flow of electricity for intelligent electronic devices: monitoring,control, reporting and supervision in order to take more correct operationaldecisions at all levels and types of electrical networks processed in IntelligentNetworks.Fig. 6. Centre Dispatcher.Copyright © Editura Academiei Oamenilor de Știință din România, 2011Watermark Protected
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