An Information Monitoring Platform for Thermal Energy Storage Systems Using Cloud Computing
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Abstract
Energy storage plays a key element to use new energy to replace traditional coal and petrochemical energy, and it plays an important role of shifting energy utilization ways. Nowadays energy internet is a way of renewable and sharing energy. A cloud platform for monitoring energy information of thermal storage systems is developed by using cloud computing, IoT and energy storage technologies. This platform allows a user to monitor the running conditions of regional thermal energy systems in real-time from anywhere as the condition data are synchronized to the client-side website, and data are stored into a data storage server. To quickly locate any thermal energy storage system, the geographical locations of the systems built anywhere are marked on the map of the web page. The condition data of all systems can be collected and communicated between the control unit installed in the heat system and the servers on cloud. The gathered data can be worked out for further allocating energy consumption. This platform has been launched after successfully tested on a number of practical thermal energy storage systems at different regions. This will provide a guarantee for further intelligent analysis and optimization of energy deployment.
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CCIOT 2018: The 2018 International Conference on Cloud Computing and Internet of Things
October 29 - 31, 2018
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