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On the use of teletraffic theory in power distribution systems
2012
Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Future Energy Systems Where Energy, Computing and Communication Meet - e-Energy '12
Loads on the electrical grid are multiplexed at distribution transformers in the same way that traffic from data sources is multiplexed at a router. This motivates the use of teletraffic theory to size power distribution networks just as it is used to size telecommunication access networks. Specifically, we prove the equivalence between a model of a distribution branch comprised of a transformer and storage that we want to size for a given underflow probability , and a queuing model that we
doi:10.1145/2208828.2208849
dblp:conf/eenergy/ArdakanianKR12
fatcat:jd5iix3rrnc3rkucd3vcvfejfq