Automatic Load Shedding
Load shedding following generation loss to help maintain system stability.
Explore solution: Automatic Load SheddingDAG · Automatic Generation Shedding
Automatic generation shedding systems to act on defined conditions and prevent line overloads within design criteria.

01 / Capabilities
Scope is defined around the needs, equipment and conditions of each project.
Definition of conditions, sequences and operating signals according to project studies and philosophy.
Coordination of information and actions with equipment included in the system.
Information on conditions and actions for system operation.
Testing of functions and interfaces agreed with the client.
02 / Solution focus
SIENCA has a DAG system controlling renewable generation in the southern region of the Dominican Republic to prevent line overloads. The case study will be expanded with project documentation and images.
Interfaces and responsibilities
A clear scope reduces integration risk. These points are agreed in writing at the start of the project.
How we implement it
Needs, installation and operating conditions.
Architecture, hardware and programming.
Interfaces, functions and acceptance criteria.
Commissioning and agreed technical support.
Support
For solutions implemented by SIENCA, we offer remote assistance and recurring site visits within an ongoing maintenance program.
Service arrangements and coverage defined for each project.
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