AVReporter - Case Study on Redundant Enterprise Energy Management System

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ENERGY MANAGEMENT, SAVE ENERGY, ENERGY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE, ENERGY MONITORING, INDUSTRY ENERGY EFFICIENCY SOFTWARE, ENERGY USAGE, ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, REPORT AND DASHBOARD, COST ALLOCATION AND BILLING, ISO50001, ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATION OF BUILDINGS, REPORTING AND DATA VISUALIZATION TOOL

Data from

field devices

2 Realtime Workstation (1 Flow & 1 Electrical) 24-hour monitoring

20 Plant Personal Dektop Workstation

30 Site Manager Web Client

Calculate and Generate Invoice for 300 subfactories (Monthly)

Calculate Virtual Quantities:

- Demand calculation (Gas, Electricity & Flow)

- Energy forecasting

- Consumption for cost allocation places

AVR Connection Center & Virtual Device Manager

Import data from external datasources for

calculations

(excel file and database)

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Export calculated data to OMMS System (ERP)

Manual input

data or import

Manual input

data or ipmort

SQL Server Jobs

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DLMS protocol OPC Server IEC1107 protocol

Gas, Water & Flow meters, etc.

Plant Personal

Site Manager Central Management and Accounting

PLCs Electrical Revenue Meters Electrical Revenue Meters

Communication layer

Mirroring

Desktop & WEB client OMMS System (ERP)

Hardware: 2x DELL T610 Server

CPU: Intel Xeon 16 Core

RAM: 32 GB

Hardrive: 9x 10000 RPM per server

ODBC Connection

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Mirroring

6 000 000 number of data rows logging to SQL server/day

Operating system #1 SQL Server Data #2

Hard drive and Raid Configuration:

SQL Server Log #3

Database growing per year: 100 GB

Operating System: Windows Server 2008 R2

Enterprise Edition x64

SQL Server: Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2

Enterprise

2x1TB RAID 1 – 64K stripe

– NTFS cluster 64K

4x600GB RAID 10 – 64K stripe

– NTFS cluster 64K

2x600GB RAID 1 – 64K stripe

– NTFS cluster 64K

Virtual Calculation 800 quantities per minutes

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AVReporter Energy Management System Maintenance and Backup

SQL Server Datacentre Maintenance:

• frequency of performing the maintenance duty is 3 months

• maintenance duties:

• control of capacity

• index examination

• elevation of index fragmentation

• analysis of logged faults and their correction

• the checking of the saving security

• checking the working order of the drivers

• load testing

• checking of the data deletion

• archiving of the system logs and event log

Database back-up:

• transaction log hourly back-up

• differential back-up every other day

• full back up every week

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Key elements for system planning and implementation

When building such a huge or similarly complex energy management system special attention should be paid to the following system characteristics: • the HDD performance and the number of IO expressions dictate high attention to

detail when logging huge amount of data • when handling a huge database it is advised to handle the operation system, the

SQL database and the SQL Logging data in a separate RAID • also it is highly important when building such a huge and complex system to

choose a hard drive with the right speed. Slow hard drives it is not possible to complete virtual calculations between the SQL data.

• When using huge quantities of virtual meters take advantage of the Realtime Virtual Meters instead of the Advanced Virtual Device Manager, as this one runs the calculations between the data stored in the SQL data base, which means more demanding IO expressions and strain on the SQL server. The Realtime Virtual Meter runs the expressions in the memory, so needs a lot less capacity.

• When operating high numbers of pre-scheduled reports, the report generation should not be all done at once in avoidance of the possible overloading of the SQL server.

• The old and not any more necessary data’s deletion should be done regularly in smaller batches to keep the performance of the SQL server steady. Also the deletion for huge data quantity can block the SQL server’s logging.

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