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An '''Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS)''' is a comprehensive software platform used by electric utilities to manage, monitor, and optimize the operation of their power distribution networks. It integrates various functionalities into a single system, improving grid reliability, efficiency, and resilience. | An '''Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS)''' is a comprehensive software platform used by electric utilities to manage, monitor, and optimize the operation of their power distribution networks. It integrates various functionalities into a single system, improving grid reliability, efficiency, and resilience. | ||
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Revision as of 19:12, 5 February 2025
ADMS (Advanced Distribution Management System) Overview
An Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS) is a comprehensive software platform used by electric utilities to manage, monitor, and optimize the operation of their power distribution networks. It integrates various functionalities into a single system, improving grid reliability, efficiency, and resilience.
Key Components of ADMS
ADMS combines multiple traditional utility systems into a unified platform, including:
- SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) – Monitors and controls field devices, such as circuit breakers and transformers, in real time.
- DMS (Distribution Management System) – Manages the distribution grid by analyzing power flows, detecting faults, and optimizing grid performance.
- OMS (Outage Management System) – Detects, analyzes, and restores power outages, helping utilities manage service restoration efficiently.
- DERMS (Distributed Energy Resource Management System) – Integrates and optimizes distributed energy resources (DERs), such as solar, wind, and battery storage.