Design and Implementation of IOT Based Smart Power Monitoring and Management System Using WSNS

Nayyef, Iman Mohammed; Husein, Anas Ali

doi:10.5121/ijesa.2018.8401

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“…The IoT-based devices using Arduino microcontroller are used to measure the individual electrical appliance power consumption (Hiremath et al , 2017). The wireless sensor network and IoT tools are used to measure power consumption (Nayyef and Husein, 2018).…”

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Internet of things (IoT)-based unmanned intelligent street light using renewable energy

Anguraj

Balasubramaniyan²,

Kumar

et al. 2021

IJIUS

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PurposeThe purpose of the research is to concentrate on the most important smart metropolitan applications which are smart living, smart security and smart maintainable. In that, Power management and security is a most important problem in the current metropolitan situation.Design/methodology/approachA smart metropolitan area utilizes recent innovative technologies to improve its living, security and maintainable. The aim of this study is to recognize and resolve the difficulties in metropolitan area applications.FindingsThe main aim of this study is to reduce the metropolitan foremost energy consumption, to recharge the electric vehicles and to increase the lifetime of smart street lights.Originality/valueThe hybrid renewable energy street light applies smart resolutions to substructure and facilities in rural and metropolitan areas to create them well. This study will be applying smart metropolitan solar and wind turbine street light using renewable energy for existing areas. In future, the smart street light work will be implemented everywhere else.

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Internet of things (IoT)-based unmanned intelligent street light using renewable energy

Anguraj

Balasubramaniyan²,

Kumar

et al. 2021

IJIUS

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“…The researcher selects the descriptive research design to conduct the study since it seems to be easy and simple to the researcher. Moreover, it provides the researcher with the description of the methods that are utilised by the previous researchers [34]. The researcher collects data from 100 respondents from a population of 500 respondents.…”

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“…A technology disruption happens when an innovative component of technology changes the extent and way industries, consumers and businesses operate. Disruptive technologies frequently develop an emerging market when they are first developed [34]. This further offers opportunities for any start-up firms to accomplish a substantial foothold in current sectors [13].…”

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Study on Smart Designed Power Monitoring System Using IoT Devices

Noor Nateq Alfaisaly

2023

IJRITCC

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This study has clearly proved that a well-designed power monitoring system is quite effective and necessary in the current year. During the same time, the integration of IOT devices with this system increased its effectiveness and use in a variety of disciplines. On the other hand, using this monitoring system makes it simple to maintain direct and effective connection with GSM and embedded controllers. Several sensors in smart design monitoring systems come in handy in this circumstance. Aside from that, the study's critical discussion revealed that smart power monitoring systems have a favourable influence on motion direction, home security, augmented reality, and technological disruption. The researcher gets data from 100 respondents out of a total population of 500. The sample for the study is chosen by the researcher using the basic random selection approach. The researcher prefers simple random sampling because it is the simplest way for selecting samples for the study. The researcher distributes the questionnaire to the study's respondents and so collects their responses in order to perform the research.

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“…Up to 127 DUEL nodes can be simultaneously monitored through an I 2 C (inter-integrated circuit) interface and logged on a single SCL/SDA bus by an Arduino Uno. Nayyef and Husein proposed an IoT-based power monitoring and management system based on a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) [8]. Firstly, both ZMPT101B voltage sensor and ACS712-20 current sensor were integrated with Arduino UNO for AC voltage and current readings, respectively.…”

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Design and Evaluation of Wireless Power Monitoring IoT System for AC Appliances

2022

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The paper is aimed to develop a wireless alternating current (AC) power monitoring module which features the advantage of cost-effectiveness and sufficient reliability for the proposed AC power monitoring Internet of Things (IoT) system. The novel wireless AC power monitoring module consists of both ZMPT101B voltage sensor and ACS712-20 current sensor; a 16-bit analog-to-digital (ADC) ADS1114 with I2C interface and WeMos D1 Mini Wi-Fi module were integrated for monitoring refrigerator and air conditioner appliances with the ratings of single-phase 110/220 VAC, respectively. First, both analog readings of V/I sensors for AC appliances are converted into data streams in compliance with I2C (inter-integrated circuit) protocol, and are forwarded to a WeMos D1 Mini Wi-Fi module for the corresponding values of instantaneous electric power and energy, power factor (pf), and frequency well programmed in the built-in ESP8266EX IoT-based microcontroller unit (MCU) based on the well-known AC power fundamentals. All of the important AC power parameters are sent to the ThingSpeak IoT platform through Wi-Fi network. The visualization of voltage, current, electric power and energy, pf, and frequency is illustrated in the ThingSpeak IoT platform. Both close agreement and confidence of the proposed AC power monitoring IoT system for both refrigerator and air conditioner are evaluated with two CM3286-1 AC Power Meters. Taking the commercialized CM3286-1 instrument as reference, the values of mean absolute percentage error (MAPE) for above six electrical parameter readings are all less than 2%. The evaluation results illustrate sufficient closeness of agreement and confidence for the proposed wireless AC power monitoring IoT system for in situ monitoring AC appliances with single-phase 110/220 VAC ratings. Furthermore, the cost of the proposed AC power monitoring module is less than 100 USD, which makes the novel module more cost-effective than commercialized AC power meters which generally cost over 1000 USD. The novelties of the work are the following: (1) the introduction of ADS1114 provides I2C interface directly for Wi-Fi module to reduce the capital cost of the proposed wireless AC power monitoring module; (2) the sufficient confidence of the proposed AC power monitoring IoT system has been validated with closeness of agreement as compared to the commercialized CM3286-1 AC Power Meters. These make the assessment action of environmental, social, and governance (EGS) for stakeholders much more feasible with the advantages of cost-effectiveness and sufficient confidence.

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Design and Implementation of IOT Based Smart Power Monitoring and Management System Using WSNS

Cited by 11 publications

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Internet of things (IoT)-based unmanned intelligent street light using renewable energy

Internet of things (IoT)-based unmanned intelligent street light using renewable energy

Study on Smart Designed Power Monitoring System Using IoT Devices

Design and Evaluation of Wireless Power Monitoring IoT System for AC Appliances

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