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Functional requirements of Wind Energy Management System with non-functional

Functional Requirements

  1. Wind Turbine Monitoring
    • Real-Time Data Collection: Monitor real-time data from wind turbines, including wind speed, rotor speed, power output, and operational status.
    • Performance Metrics: Track performance metrics such as capacity factor, efficiency, and energy yield.
  2. Energy Production Management
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    • Energy Forecasting: Predict energy production based on weather forecasts, turbine performance, and historical data.
    • Production Reporting: Generate reports on energy production, including daily, monthly, and annual summaries.
  3. Fault Detection and Diagnostics
    • Fault Alerts: Detect and alert for equipment faults or performance issues, such as mechanical failures or abnormal operating conditions.
    • Diagnostic Tools: Provide tools for diagnosing and troubleshooting issues, including detailed error logs and diagnostic reports.
  4. Maintenance Management
    • Scheduled Maintenance: Manage scheduled maintenance activities, including preventive and corrective maintenance tasks.
    • Maintenance Records: Track and store maintenance records, including dates, tasks performed, and parts replaced.
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  5. Data Analysis and Optimization
    • Performance Analysis: Analyze data to identify trends, optimize turbine performance, and improve efficiency.
    • Predictive Analytics: Use predictive analytics to anticipate potential issues and optimize maintenance schedules.
  6. Grid Integration
    • Energy Dispatch: Manage the integration of generated energy into the grid, including dispatching and balancing power supply.
    • Grid Monitoring: Monitor grid parameters and ensure compliance with grid requirements and standards.
  7. User Management
    • Role-Based Access: Define and manage user roles and permissions (e.g., operator, engineer, administrator).
    • User Authentication: Secure login and authentication mechanisms to control access to the system.
  8. Reporting and Visualization
    • Dashboards: Provide interactive dashboards for visualizing real-time and historical data, including graphs, charts, and maps.
    • Custom Reports: Generate and export custom reports based on specific data criteria or performance metrics.
  9. Alarm and Notification System
    • Event Notifications: Send notifications for critical events, alarms, and system status updates via email, SMS, or other channels.
    • Threshold Alerts: Set thresholds for various parameters and receive alerts when these thresholds are breached.
  10. Integration
    • SCADA Integration: Integrate with Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems for comprehensive monitoring and control.
    • API Support: Provide APIs for integration with other systems, such as weather data services or enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems.

Non-Functional Requirements

  1. Performance
    • Scalability: The system should handle increasing numbers of turbines and data points without performance degradation.
    • Speed: Ensure fast data processing and real-time monitoring to support timely decision-making.
  2. Reliability
    • Uptime: High availability with minimal downtime to ensure continuous operation and monitoring of turbines.
    • Data Integrity: Accurate and consistent handling of performance and operational data.
  3. Security
    • Authentication/Authorization: Secure access controls to protect system functionality and sensitive data.
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    • Data Encryption: Encrypt data both in transit and at rest to safeguard information.
    • Compliance: Adhere to relevant data protection regulations and industry standards for managing data.
  4. Usability
    • User Interface (UI): Intuitive and user-friendly design for ease of navigation and operation.
    • User Experience (UX): Ensure a smooth and efficient workflow for monitoring, maintenance, and reporting.
  5. Compatibility
    • Browser Support: Ensure compatibility with major web browsers (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari).
    • Platform Compatibility: Support various operating systems and devices, including mobile devices.
  6. Maintainability
    • Code Quality: Well-structured and documented code for ease of maintenance and future updates.
    • Updates: Regular updates to address bugs, improve features, and adapt to new technologies or requirements.
  7. Accessibility
    • Inclusivity: Adhere to accessibility standards (e.g., WCAG) to support users with disabilities.
    • Multi-Language Support: Provide multilingual capabilities to accommodate a diverse user base.
  8. Backup and Recovery
    • Data Backup: Regular and automated backups to prevent data loss and ensure recovery in case of system failures.
    • Disaster Recovery: Procedures for restoring system functionality and data after significant disruptions.
  9. Interoperability
    • Standards Compliance: Adherence to relevant standards and protocols to ensure compatibility with other monitoring systems, data sources, and tools.
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