Schneider Electric USA, Inc.

Acd Systems, Ltd.

Power Measurement Ltd.

Matthew Stanlake

John C Van Gorp

Peter C Cowan

David Sheldon Hooper

Yida Mao

Martin A Hancock

Shaun Hope

Hugh T Lindsay

Kui Wu

Dimitri Marinakis

Mohammad Amin Cheraghi Shirazi

David Kidd

John Toffler

Mark A Chidichimo

Catherine Gamroth

Michael Brian MacKenzie

A method for reducing energy costs at a facility includes identifying candidate production entities at the facility having a high potential for energy intensity variation reduction, determining potential cost savings associated with reducing energy intensity variation in the candidate production entities, identifying a root cause for energy intensity variation in the candidate production entities, and causing an action to be performed to mitigate the root cause.

Energy intensity variability analysis

According to one aspect, embodiments herein provide a visual monitoring system for a load panel comprising a first camera having a field of view and configured to be mounted on a surface of the load panel at a first camera position such that a first electrical component of the load panel is in the field of view of the first camera and to generate image based information corresponding to the first electrical component, and a server in communication with the first camera and configured to receive the image based information corresponding to the first electrical component from the first camera and to provide the image based information from the first camera to a user via a user interface.

Visual monitoring system for a load center

A system and method for managing an electrical distribution system in a facility is disclosed. In one aspect, the method may include receiving at a computer system from a monitoring system data related to actual energy use of components of the electrical distribution system, receiving at the computer system a request for a modification to the electrical distribution system, using the computer system, providing a revised electrical distribution system design based on the request and the data related to actual energy use using a system optimization function for the electrical distribution system, modifying the electrical distribution system in accordance with the revised electrical distribution system design to provide a modified electrical distribution system in the facility, and receiving at the computer system from the monitoring system data related to actual energy use of components of the modified electrical distribution system.

Method and system for managing an electrical distribution system in a facility

A system to identify potential faults in an electrical power distribution system includes a vibration monitor configured to detect a vibration event proximate a portion of the electrical power distribution system, a power quality monitor configured to detect a power quality event in a portion of the electrical power distribution system, an analysis system configured to correlate the vibration event detected by the vibration monitor with the power quality event detected by the power quality monitor, and an output configured to receive information regarding the power quality event from the analysis system and to provide the information to an operator.

System to identify potential electrical network faults combining vibration and power quality analysis

A method and system for establishing a load model () that utilizes a measurement from a second monitor () to estimate a value taken by a first monitor (). A base load value associated with a load () is collected. The load model () is applied to the base load value, yielding an estimated load value. The estimated load value is representative of at least one measured load value for the load ().

Load model generation for estimating a load value from a base load value in a system

A system for operation and visualization of multiple content filters, including a plurality of filter interfaces for setting parameters of corresponding content filters that filter a catalog of assets, each content filter having a lock status being in a locked or an unlocked state, and each filter interface having a display generator for rendering a user interface display, wherein at least one such user interface display for a content filter is dependent upon the lock status of another content filter, and a lock processor for setting the lock status of at least one content filter. A method and a computer readable storage medium are also described and claimed.

Method and system for visualization and operation of multiple content filters

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Matthew Stanlake