A MODEL OF REGIONAL ENERGY SUPPLY SYSTEMS BASED ON SPECIALIZED QUEUEING SYSTEMS

A. S. Deimundt

2024

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DOI 10.54596/2958-0048-2024-2-172-179

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Abstract

This paper reviews the works of foreign scholars on the topic of regional power supply, based on data from the VINITI abstract journal for the years [2022] - [2024]. The review concludes that management systems for regional power supply are insufficiently explored, and within the context of the smart city paradigm, such studies have not been conducted. This highlights both the relevance and the scientific and practical novelty of the research. A power supply management system based on advanced queueing systems is proposed, which corresponds to the architecture of the modeled object (the power supply system of the city of Petropavlovsk).