Grid Operating Procedures Search demo
The right clause, found in seconds. 1:12
What the demo shows
A search solution for system operators that answers from grid codes and operating instructions.
A control engineer asks in plain words, such as "frequency below 49.5 Hz, what now?", and gets the approved actions as numbered steps, each linked to its clause and revision. Beside each step the answer opens its branch of the clause tree: the conditions, checked against live values (rate of fall, reserve held, the 5-minute clock), and the exceptions pulled in from other documents (the hospital and water-pumping blocks that are never shed, life-support blocks last, blocks already armed for automatic shedding, apparatus under permit). Superseded references are struck through, and the revision checker sends each one to the document owner. The answer becomes the event checklist with repeat-backs; the shift manager authorizes or holds any load shedding.
Transcript
- Grid Operating Procedures Search Answers Control Room Operators from the Grid Code and Operating Instructions.
- Thousands of cross-reference pages and a falling frequency leaves no time to read them.
- At 1742, two trips drop the frequency to 49.46 Hz.
- Mira asks, frequency below 49.5 Hz, what now?
- Agents read the live system and follow every cross-reference.
- Four numbered actions come back, each linked to its clause.
- Besides step three, the load-shedding branch shows the hospital and water-pumping exceptions.
- A superseded table in the instruction is flagged to its owner.
- Frequency recovers in six minutes, with no customer cutoff.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.