Where does this show up in the real world?
Energy
81 terms
Dynamic Positioning
A vessel capability that automatically maintains position and heading using onboard thrusters under continuous computer control, referencing GNSS and other position sensors, without anchoring, allowing precise station-keeping regardless of wind,…
Concept/Framework
Earth Observation
Earth Observation is the collection of data about the Earth using remote sensing platforms such as satellites or aircraft to support measurement, mapping, and monitoring.
Concept/Framework
Electric Propulsion
Electric Propulsion is a propulsion method that uses electrical energy to accelerate propellant and produce thrust. It converts electrical power into directed motion.
Hardware
Emergency Shutdown System
Emergency Shutdown System is a safety system that brings a process or facility to a safe stopped condition when a hazardous situation occurs. It operates through monitoring unsafe conditions and…
Operations
Energy Storage System
A facility- or grid-scale battery installation storing electrical energy for later use, typically interfaced to the grid through a smart inverter, serving functions including backup power, peak demand management, renewable…
Hardware
Engineering Workstation
Engineering Workstation is a computer used by engineers to configure, program, test, and maintain industrial control systems.
Hardware
Fail-Operational System
Fail-Operational System is a system designed to continue operating after a fault, often with reduced capability rather than immediate shutdown. It preserves operation through failure conditions.
Operations
Feed Horn
Feed Horn is an antenna feed component that directs RF energy between a waveguide or feed path and a reflector or radiating aperture. It couples energy into the antenna system.
Hardware
Functional Safety
Functional Safety is the part of safety engineering that ensures a system performs the correct protective action when hazardous conditions occur. It focuses on safety-related functionality and protective behavior under…
Operations
Grid-Edge Connectivity
The network connectivity layer extending to distributed energy assets at the physical edge of the electrical grid — smart meters, inverters, EV chargers, and distribution automation devices — providing the…
Concept/Framework