Real time energy measurement using smart meter

Pawar, Jayant P.; Amirthaganesh, S.; Arunkumar, Sharmila; Kumar, B Satiesh

doi:10.1109/get.2016.7916747

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“…A Wi-Fi smart meter using ESP8266 and Arduino Uno is reported in [212]. Arduino Yun, Arduino Uno, and ESP8266 are used to deliver real-time measurements of a smart meter to a user, as given in [213]. An edge platform using Jetson Nano for edge implementation communicating with Arduino Uno is reported in [214].…”

Section: Computational Platformsmentioning

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Smart Energy Meters for Smart Grids, an Internet of Things Perspective

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Smart energy has evolved over the years to include multiple domains integrated across multiple technology themes, such as electricity, smart grid, and logistics, linked through communication technology and processed in the cloud in a holistic way to deliver on global challenges. Advances in sensing, communication, and computation technologies have been made that enable better smart system implementations. In smart energy systems, sensing technologies have spanned multiple domains with newer techniques that are more accurate, have greater dynamic ranges, and are more reliable. Similarly, communication techniques have now evolved into very high-speed, flexible, and dynamic systems. Computation techniques have seen a quantum leap with greater integration, powerful computing engines, and versatile software stacks that are easily available and modifiable. Finally, the system integration has also seen advances in the form of management, automation, and analytics paradigms. Consequently, smart energy systems have witnessed a revolutionary transformation. The complexity has correspondingly grown exponentially. With regard to smart meters, the measurement component has to scale up to meet the demands of the evolved energy eco-system by relying on the advancements offered. The internet of things (IoT) is a key technology enabler in this scenario, and the smart meter is a key component. In recent years, metering technology has evolved in both complexity and functionality. Therefore, it must use the advances offered by IoT to deliver a new role. The internet of things (IoT) is a key technology enabler in this scenario and the smart meter a key component. In recent years, metering technology has evolved in both complexity and functionality. To deliver on its new role, it must use the advances offered by IoT. In this review, we analyze the smart meter as a combination of sensing, computing, and communication nodes for flexible and complex design paradigms. The components are, in turn, reviewed vis-à-vis the advances offered by IoT. The resultant gaps are reported for future design challenges in the conclusion. The identified gaps are the lack of usage of the full spectrum of the available technology and the lack of an inter-disciplinary approach to smart meter design.

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“…The architecture and the simulation show a viable smart grid monitoring system and can be modified for different topologies and dimensions. A real-time energy measurement IoTbased system is presented in Pawar et al (2017). The smart meter collects the data and stores in Google drive for subsequent analysis.…”

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Renewable energy smart sensing system monitoring for off-grid vulnerable community in Colombia

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“…The humidity and temperature parameters of the electrical cabinet are also sent to the cloud for comprehensive monitoring purposes (Dileep et al 2023;Thalatam et al 2023;Lal et al 2023;Kumar et al 2023). Data is transmitted in a wireless network and stored on a central server in the cloud with IoT approach for a system framework (Liang and Zhang 2023; Mohapatra and Subudhi 2022; Pawar et al 2016). For the automating monitoring system using IoT for environmental conditions, the system, uses integrated sensors to provide an overall view of environmental conditions, can send real-time data to a remote monitoring computer via the ESP8266 platform protocol (Niranjane et In this paper, a new design of Modbus Ethernet communication system for collecting, storing data, and monitoring electrical power consumption, temperature, and humidity have been extended to communicating with industrial meters using the Modbus protocol via RS485 ports to read data from devices manufactured by companies such as KLEMSAN, MITSUBISHI, and FINECO.…”

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Integration of Modbus Ethernet Communication for Real-Time Electrical Power Consumption, Temperature, and Humidity Monitoring System

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Bui

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Effective management of electrical energy requires monitoring, controlling, and storing parameters gathered from power measurement devices including voltage, current, and power factor. This assessment of the quality of electrical energy is essential for management organizations, power companies, and individual consumers to develop efficient electricity usage plans. In this paper, we propose a hardware implementation for data collection and online communication software integrated with a system for collecting data on consumption of electrical energy. The EM115-Mod CT multifunction industrial meters by the FINECO, the KLEA 220P three-phase multifunction meter by the KLEMSAN, and the ME96SS–ver.B by MITSUBISHI are firstly utilized. Finally, the collected data of voltage, current, electrical consumption, temperature, and humidity can be stored on the SD card and transmitted to the cloud for real-time monitoring on mobile devices facilitated by the ESP-WROOM-32 microcontroller from the Espressif system. The obtained results showed that the temperature and the humidity changed gradually with time and remained within the standard range of temperature and relative humidity.

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Real time energy measurement using smart meter

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Smart Energy Meters for Smart Grids, an Internet of Things Perspective

Smart Energy Meters for Smart Grids, an Internet of Things Perspective

Renewable energy smart sensing system monitoring for off-grid vulnerable community in Colombia

Integration of Modbus Ethernet Communication for Real-Time Electrical Power Consumption, Temperature, and Humidity Monitoring System

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