Licensing Opportunity: Envelope Detector-based Phase Fault Detection for Smart Grid Systems
ID: 2024-09-11-JType: Special Notice
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ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFENERGY, DEPARTMENT OFORNL UT-BATTELLE LLC-DOE CONTRACTOROak Ridge, TN, 37831, USA

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https://sam.gov/opp/dffceecba0a24f7b907b57a8d6b10c9e/view
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    The Department of Energy, through ORNL UT-Battelle LLC, is offering a licensing opportunity for an innovative envelope-detector-based phase fault detection algorithm designed for smart grid systems. This technology aims to enhance real-time fault detection in power grids, addressing the limitations of conventional systems by accurately identifying fault regions and diagnosing ground errors, thereby improving the reliability and stability of power systems. The algorithm is applicable for both simulated and real-world data, making it valuable for power grid operators and electric utilities seeking to enhance their fault detection capabilities. Interested parties can learn more about this technology by contacting Alex DeTrana at detranaag@ornl.gov or by phone at 865-341-0423.

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    Alex DeTrana
    (865) 341-0423
    detranaag@ornl.gov
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