Distributed Power Supply Controller Conflict Resolution

The patent introduces a message priority mechanism as an intermediary layer between the power management server and equipment management server. The controller acts as a mediator that receives messages from both servers, determines their priority levels, and executes them in a controlled sequence. This intermediary mechanism resolves the conflict by allowing both power management and equipment maintenance objectives to be fulfilled without direct interference between the two management systems.

The patent implements a dynamic message priority adjustment mechanism where the controller can flexibly change the priority of messages from different servers based on current system conditions. When power supply-demand balance is critical, power management messages are given higher priority; when equipment maintenance is urgent, equipment management messages are prioritized. This dynamic adjustment allows the system to adapt to changing conditions and resolve conflicts appropriately.

The patent segments the control function into distinct modules: a message reception module that accepts messages from multiple servers, a priority determination module that evaluates message importance, and an execution module that carries out control actions. This segmentation allows the system to handle multiple management servers systematically without overwhelming complexity, as each module performs a specific function independently.