Application of Wireless Communication Technology in Ubiquitous Power Internet of Things

Ma, Le; Li, Wenhui; Hou, Yuting; Zhan, Wenhao; Rong, Yang; Jia, Wan; Qiu, Yinghui

doi:10.1109/ccet50901.2020.9213170

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“…For communication purposes, ubiquitous power IoT can be dependent on wired or wireless communication. Wireless communication offers flexible networking, simple construction, high security, and fast transmission speed [85].…”

Section: Wireless Communication and Digitalizationmentioning

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A Systematic Review on Enhancement in Quality of Life through Digitalization in the Construction Industry

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Digitalization in the construction sector is a need of the modern world. Not only the infrastructure, but also the quality of life, is improved by the digital transformation in the construction sector. Digital technologies are being widely used in construction. The impacts of implementing digital technology on transformation in the construction industry, however, have not yet been thoroughly understood. Considering this aspect of the construction industry, this study reviews the articles in the field of digitalization of various segments in the construction industry. In this manner, the Scopus database was considered to gather the relevant articles based on the keywords (((“Digitalization” OR “Digitalisation”) OR “Reforms”) AND “Construction” AND “Energy”). These keyword combinations provided a list of 126 articles and, following the protocol of Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA), the number was reduced to 35. The review showed that the major targeted areas in the construction sector based on digital transformation are smart construction, optimization of energy, sustainable environment, wireless technology, and economic and architectural growth in which the role of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and prefabricated construction is noteworthy. The involvement of digitalization in numerous fields has improved quality of life. It increases production and has the potential to automate the industry more effectively. This study shows how the adoption of digital technology has improved comprehension and laid the foundation for a digital transformation in the construction industry.

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“…The PIoT makes full use of wireless communication, artificial intelligence (AI), and other technologies to facilitate interconnection and communication between facilities in the power system so as to accomplish real-time control and scientific decision-making. There are various new services derived by the PIoT, such as substation inspection robots, power transmission and transformation status monitoring, precise load control, etc., which greatly reduce the time-consuming and troublesome manual operation and maintenance monitoring [2,3]. These improvements enable PIoT to be applied to distinct segments of the power grid, such as power generation, transmission, transformation, distribution, and consumption [4][5][6][7].…”

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A High-Reliable Wireless Sensor Network Coverage Scheme in Substations for the Power Internet of Things

2023

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With the construction of the Power Internet of Things (PIoT) in full swing as well as the development of wireless communication technology, the deployment of wireless sensor networks is the key to the intelligent transformation of power systems. This paper proposes an asymmetric double-layer wireless sensor network coverage scheme for the intelligent substation. We conducted field measurements in the substation to record the received power at different locations, which were compared with the prediction results of the simulation model established by Winprop to verify the effectiveness of the simulation method. Based on the simulation platform, two different simulation models of substation scenarios are built, including a 220 kV outdoor substation and a 110 kV GIS room. The coverage of received power and line-of-sight (LOS) transmission are analyzed for various nodes of different layers. Several node distribution planning methods are proposed and proven to be feasible according to the simulation results. The wireless coverage scheme can provide useful references for the implementation of PIoT in substations.

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“…Therefore, because of the characteristics of the system structure of distribution Internet of Things and the guiding ideology of "one terminal in one area". This paper proposes to issuance of control strategies 4 . In addition, the new local 4G communication module will be installed in the photovoltaic grid-connected control device to support the real-time and reliable delivery of various operation data and control strategies such as photovoltaic status and electrical quantity, compensating for HPLC channel occupation and long-distance node communication that could not be covered 5 .…”

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Research on the application of 4G technology in local communication of power distribution Internet of Things

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Second International Conference on Optics and Communication Technology (ICOCT 2022)

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With the rapid development of new energy technology, the massive access to related equipment such as distributed photovoltaic devices and energy storage devices performs a huge impact on the quality, safety, and stability of the operation of the power grid. In the current stage, the Broadband Power Line Carrier HPLC technology has been widely applied for the access of distributed photovoltaic devices to perform data collection and transmission functions. However, due to the limitation of the HPLC networking method and communication mode, the current communication system exists problems such as long-distance node communication could not be covered, power line communication is susceptible to interference, and could not be safely and accurately controlled in real-time, which is difficult to achieve broad and reliable access of devices. Therefore, this paper proposes a novel concept that is using 4G technology to replace HPLC technology to help realize local communication in the smart distribution network. According to the practical test results, the current design could operate stably and efficiently which provides a practical reference for relevant research.

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Application of Wireless Communication Technology in Ubiquitous Power Internet of Things

Cited by 11 publications

References 4 publications

A Systematic Review on Enhancement in Quality of Life through Digitalization in the Construction Industry

A Systematic Review on Enhancement in Quality of Life through Digitalization in the Construction Industry

A High-Reliable Wireless Sensor Network Coverage Scheme in Substations for the Power Internet of Things

Research on the application of 4G technology in local communication of power distribution Internet of Things

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