Examples of using Flow-based in English and their translations into Slovak
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The most promising one is the so called flow-based method.
Node-RED is a flow-based environment that lets you create data flows.
Each coordinated capacity calculator applying the flow-based approach shall.
Flow-based allocation methods are expected to provide more information about the location of bottlenecks in the power system.
Instead of relying on older and limited SNMP polling,MENDEL leverages flow-based and content-based monitoring.
Flow-based parameters for each bidding zone within the capacity calculation region, if applying the flow-based approach; or.
Instead of relying on older and limited SNMP polling, MENDEL leverages flow-based and content-based monitoring.
Flow-based monitoring provides near real-time(1 minute intervals) visibility into network statistics and other summary and detailed issues.
Improvement of proposals and realization of comprehensive multi-stage flow-based campaigns, which are based on relevant segments of the customers;
The flow-based method has the means to ensure that the resulting physical flows of all involved TSOs keep the network within its security limits.
With the introduction of so called"market coupling" and"flow-based" capacity allocation, electricity can more efficiently be traded across Europe.
Flow-based monitoring provides near real-time(1 minute intervals) visibility into network statistics and other summary and detailed issues.
The TSOs from Member States which have borders with other regions areencouraged to join the initiatives to implement a common flow-based capacity calculation methodology with these regions.
Capacity calculation regions applying a flow-based approach shall be merged into one capacity calculation region if the following cumulative conditions are fulfilled.
By 31 December 2020, all regions shall use a harmonised capacity calculation methodology which shall in particularprovide for a harmonised capacity calculation methodology for the flow-based and for the coordinated net transmission capacity approach.
(b) for borders using a flow-based approach, the minimum capacity shall be a margin set in the capacity calculation process as available for flows induced by cross-zonal exchange.
The harmonisation of capacity calculation methodology shall besubject to an efficiency assessment concerning the harmonisation of the flow-based methodologies and the coordinated net transmission capacity methodologies that provide for the same level of operational security.
Where the flow-based approach is used, that minimum capacity should determine the minimum share of the capacity of a cross-zonal or an internal critical network element respecting operational security limits to be used as an input for coordinated capacity calculation under Regulation(EU) 2015/1222, taking into account contingencies.
Already last year thedeadline for the start of the arguably more advanced“flow-based market coupling” in the Central-Western region(Austria, Benelux, France) had to be postponed from September 2012 to November 2013 at the earliest.
The minimum level of capacity that should be used in coordinated capacity calculation should be a percentage of the capacity of a critical network element, as defined following the selection process under Regulation(EU) 2015/1222, after, or,in the case of a flow-based approach, while, respecting the operational security limits in contingency situations.
The TSOs of each capacity calculation region applying the flow-based approach shall establish and make available a tool which enables market participants to evaluate the interaction between cross-zonal capacities and cross-zonal exchanges between bidding zones.
Pursuant to Article 21 of the CACM Regulation, the harmonisation of capacity calculation methodology shall besubject to an efficiency assessment concerning the harmonisation of the flow-based methodologies and the coordinated net transmission capacity methodologies that provide for the same level of operational security.
If the TSOs concernedare able to demonstrate that the application of common flow-based methodologies in accordance with paragraphs 4 and 5 would not yet be more efficient assuming the same level of operational security, they may jointly request the competent regulatory authorities to postpone the deadlines.
The TSOs from the capacity calculation region where Italy, as defined in point(c) of point 3.2 of Annex I to Regulation(EC) No 714/2009, is included, may extend the deadline without prejudice to the obligation in paragraph 1 for submitting the proposal for a commoncoordinated capacity calculation methodology using flow-based approach for the respective region pursuant to paragraph 2 up to six months after Switzerland joins the single day-ahead coupling.
At the time when two or more adjacent capacity calculation regions in the same synchronous area implement a capacity calculation methodology using the flow-based approach for the day-ahead or the intraday market time-frame, they shall be considered as one region for this purpose and the TSOs from this region shall submit within six months a proposal for applying a common capacity calculation methodology using the flow-based approach for the day-ahead or intraday market time-frame.
For each capacity calculation time-frame, the TSOs concerned shall determine the reliability margin forcritical network elements, where the flow-based approach is applied, and for cross-zonal capacity, where the coordinated net transmission capacity approach is applied.
The proposal shall provide for an implementation date of thecommon capacity calculation methodology using the flow-based approach of no longer than two years after the participation of all SEE Energy Community Contracting Parties in the single day-ahead coupling.
The proposal shall provide for an implementation date of the common cross regional capacity calculation methodology ofno longer than 12 months after the implementation of the flow-based approach in these regions for the methodology for the day-ahead market time-frame, and 18 months for the methodology for the intraday time-frame.