The balancing-interval is a setting of the energy-management algorithm. It defines the interval between each redistribution of the balancing current. Due to this, the balancing-interval also determines how fast the smart grid can react to external influences.
Examples for external influences:
A usage was terminated.
An externally defined maximum-value did change.
A smart meter reported the energy-consumption of a third-party consumer
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Reacting instantly to such events would cause turbulence in the system. By aggregating them in a sensible fashion such turmoil can be avoided, thereby providing a stable and predictable user-experience.
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