This module works as an educational as well as infrastructure management tool. Different points in the campus can be monitored and data can be gathered. Students get the real feel of working at an LDC. Operational benefits include demonstration of the distribution system automation and control.
To conduct the energy audit in terms of total energy sent from the main receiving station to the energy received at different buildings. The energy audit in different building can be done to account for the energy consumption at each building.
To generate daily, monthly and annual load variation curves and to draw the load duration curve for a given time period for a given consumer/building. To draw the load curve and conduct demand side management exercise to flatten the load curve. To arrive at the best switching sequence to minimize the losses and interruption in the secondary distribution network. To write software programs to communicate with the Field Control Unit and acquire voltage, current, power and status indications.
