Wireless Smart Grid Design for Monitoring and Optimizing Electric Transmission in India

Devidas, Aryadevi Remanidevi; Ramesh, Maneesha Vinodini

doi:10.1109/sensorcomm.2010.100

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“…Xuenan Gu et al (2016) have worked on method for load transfer in case of any fault, their main target is to secure the important customer by providing power in case of fault [6]. Devidas, A.R et al (2010) have worked on the development of smart system for controlling power transmission faults, power theft by using sensors nodes at various power points to monitor the power and act accordingly [7]. Habib Elkhorchani et .al.…”

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Pervasive Electricity Distribution System

Tahir

Khan

Waqas

et al. 2017

SJCMS

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Now a days a country cannot become economically strong until and unless it has enough electrical power to fulfil industrial and domestic needs. Electrical power being the pillar of any country's economy, needs to be used in an efficient way. The same step is taken here by proposing a new system for energy distribution from substation to consumer houses, also it monitors the consumer consumption and record data. Unlike traditional manual Electrical systems, pervasive electricity distribution system (PEDS) introduces a fresh perspective to monitor the feeder line status at distribution and consumer level. In this system an effort is taken to address the issues of electricity theft, manual billing, online monitoring of electrical distribution system and automatic control of electrical distribution points. The project is designed using microcontroller and different sensors, its GUI is designed in Labview software.

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Pervasive Electricity Distribution System

Tahir

Khan

Waqas

et al. 2017

SJCMS

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“…The power faced by the existing grid in India are inefficient usage of energy, power theft, manual billing and high cost for maintenance [5]. electric current and line position are two important parameters to measure for transmission line.…”

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“…There are two types of electricity distribution servicesthree phase and single phase [5]. In three phase transmission line monitoring system, there are four different types of faults that could occur.…”

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“…In India during the process of electricity transmission and electricity distribution losses are occurred at very large amount and change between 30 to 45%. Low metering efficiency, theft and pilferage this are the main reason for electricity losses in India [5].for electricity and security of smart gird, intelligent power line monitoring is important part. For that large number of sensors are required to find out the power system fault in a distributed network.. By including the number of sensor nodes, position of accuracy can be easily found.…”

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Review Paper on Electrical Distribution Line Monitoring

Somkuwar¹,

Panjwani²

2015

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Comm

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Abstract:One of the main implementation of wireless sensor network is monitoring equipment. Wireless sensor network (WSN) are able for cost efficient monitoring over enormous geo location. Construction of smart grid is based on the internet of thing(IOT) are made. Smart grid is attractive, and it is a new type of intelligent power system realized with the existing transmission and distribution power infrastructure. To pass the electricity to the consumers, we require a high voltage transmission. High voltage transmission line are responsible for transmission of electric power. Electricity is very essential to understand and monitor the behaviour of the system. In this paper, we present a survey of electric transmission line monitoring system, highlight the key concept, and state of art implementation as well as investigate challenges. The goal of this paper is to provide a better understanding of the design challenges of electric distribution line monitoring system and identify important research in this increasing important field.

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“…Still, the Indian power sector faces a serious problem of lean revenue collection for the actual electric energy supplied owing to energy thefts and network losses. One of the prime reasons is the traditional billing system which is inaccurate many times, slow, costly, and lack in flexibility as well as reliability (Devidas et al, 2010). Therefore, attempts are being made to automate the billing systems.…”

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A prepaid meter using mobile communication

Jain¹,

Bagree²

2011

Int. J. Eng. Sci. Tech

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Energy meters in India have dominantly been electromechanical in nature but are gradually being replaced by more sophisticated and accurate digital and electronic meters. A high percentage of electricity revenue is lost to power theft, incorrect meter reading and billing, and reluctance of consumers towards paying electricity bills on time. Considerable amount of revenue losses can be reduced by using Prepaid Energy Meters. A prepaid energy meter enables power utilities to collect energy bills from the consumers prior to the usage of power by delivering only as much as what has been paid for. This paper suggests a prepaid energy meter behaving like a prepaid mobile phone. The meter contains a prepaid card analogous to mobile SIM card. The prepaid card communicates with the power utility using mobile communication infrastructure. Once the prepaid card is out of balance, the consumer load is disconnected from the utility supply by the contactor. The power utility can recharge the prepaid card remotely through mobile communication based on customer requests. A prior billing is bound to do away with the problems of unpaid bills and human error in meter readings, thereby ensuring justified revenue for the utility. The proposed prepaid meter is implemented in a software model and Matlab has been used for simulation.

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Wireless Smart Grid Design for Monitoring and Optimizing Electric Transmission in India

Cited by 49 publications

References 6 publications

Pervasive Electricity Distribution System

Pervasive Electricity Distribution System

Review Paper on Electrical Distribution Line Monitoring

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