The Executive Advantage
By using this stack, the "Efficiency" isn't just about cooling—it's about longevity. By "switching back and forth" between containers based on AI-driven thermodynamic models, you prevent Lithium Plating (caused by charging while too cold) and Thermal Runaway (caused by discharging while too hot), effectively extending the ROI of a 150 MWh site by several years.
TruVolt.ai architecture represents a "closed-loop intelligence" system where the physical cooling of 2 MWh BESS containers is no longer just a mechanical process, but a high-fidelity data operation.
By integrating Teleseer (PCAP) for network visibility, Equitus Fusion (KGNN) for relational intelligence, and AimLUX/TruVolt as the human-machine interface (HMI), you create a system that doesn't just react to heat—it anticipates it across the entire 150 MWh fleet.
1. The Cyberspatial "Nervous System" (Teleseer & PCAP)
Before the AI can make a decision, it needs untainted data. Teleseer acts as the "cyber-optic" nerve by performing deep packet inspection (DPI) on the Modbus/TCP or CAN bus traffic.
PCAP Integration: Every PID adjustment and BMS heartbeat is captured. Teleseer ensures that the data reaching the AI hasn't been spoofed or delayed by network jitter.
Packet-Level Truth: If a 2 MWh container reports an "Over-Amp" status, Teleseer verifies that the packet originated from the correct MAC address of that specific BMS, preventing "cyber-thermal" sabotage.
2. The Logic Layer (Equitus Fusion & Graphixa)
This is where the Knowledge Graph Neural Network (KGNN) takes the lead. It maps the 2 MWh containers as nodes in a graph.
Mapping the Thermal Battery
Instead of seeing a list of temperatures, the KGNN understands the topological dependencies:
Node A: 2 MWh Container 01 (Currently at 90% Discharge / High Amps).
Edge:
THERMALLY_ADJACENT_TO.Node B: 2 MWh Container 02 (Idle / Cool).
Predictive Re-tuning via Graphixa (MaaP)
When the system detects a $K_i$ wind-up in Container 01's HVAC PID, the Graphixa (Management as a Platform) layer doesn't just speed up the fan. It looks at the graph and performs a "load-swap":
Logic: "Container 01 is reaching a thermal ceiling. Container 02 is at $20^\circ\text{C}$."
Action: It instructs the Inverter (PCS) to throttle Container 01 and ramp up Container 02.
Optimization: It pushes a new $K_p$ (Proportional) gain to Container 01’s HVAC to aggressively cool it down while it's idle, preparing it for the next cycle.
3. The Human Interface (AimLUX & TruVolt)
This is where Automation Engineers enter the "Cyberspatial" deployment.
TruVolt.ai: Acts as the high-integrity power dashboard. It displays the "Health of the Graph." Engineers don't see raw voltage; they see "System Resiliency Scores."
AimLUX.ai: Provides the Generative HMI. An engineer can ask, "Why is Container 04's HVAC hunting?" AimLUX queries the Equitus KGNN and replies, "The PCAP data shows a 50ms latency spike on the Subnet-B switch, causing the PID loop to lag. Switching to local-only control until the network stabilizes."