3. Outline:
• Introduction to Conventional power system
• Introduction to smart grid system
• traditional smart grid control scheme
• WSN approach to smart grid
• Introduction to wireless sensors
• WSN for monitoring of HV & distribution system
• Future Challenges for WSN
• References
• Q & A
5. 5
Introduction to Smart Grid:
• Uses information technologies to improve how
electricity travels from power plants to consumers
• Allows consumers to interact with the grid
• Integrates new and improved technologies into the
operation of the grid
6. Introduction to smart grid…
• Smart grid
– Modern electric power-grid infrastructure
– For improving efficiency, reliability and safety
– With integration of renewable and alternative
energy sources
– Through automated control and modern
communication technologies
7. Introduction to smart grid…
• The key factor
– Online power system condition monitoring,
diagnostic, and protection
– Reliable and online information
– Avoid power disturbances and outages due to
equipment failures, capacity limitations, natural
accidents and catastrophes
9. Monitoring solution for smart grid:
• Possible Solutions
– Traditional wired monitoring systems
• Expensive communication cable installations
• Expensive regularly maintenance
• Not widely implemented today due to high cost
15. Advanced Sensing and Measurement:
• Distributed weather sensing
– Widely distributed solar
irradiance, wind speed,
temperature measurement
systems to improve the
predictability of renewable
energy.
– The grid control systems can
dynamically adjust the source
of power supply.
16. WSN in Power system…
• Existing and potential applications of WSNs on
smart grid
– Wireless automatic meter reading
– Remote system monitoring and equipment fault
diagnostic
17. Introduction…
• Wireless automatic meter reading
– Reduce electric utility operational costs (No need for
human readers)
– Online pricing based on online energy consumption
of the customers
– Asset protection through advanced remote
monitoring
– WSNs provide low-cost and low-power solution
18.
19. Introduction…
• Remote system monitoring and equipment fault
diagnostic
– Avoid or largely alleviated power-grid and facility
breakdowns
– Existing remote sensing, monitoring and fault
diagnostic solutions are too expensive
– WSNs provide cost-effective sensing and
communication solution in a remote and online
manner
27. Challenges for WSN in Smart grid &
Power System:
• The challenges of wireless sensor network in smart
grid
– Harsh environmental conditions.
– Reliability and latency requirements
– Packet errors and variable link capacity
– Resource constraints.
• The interference will severely affect the quality of
wireless sensor network.
28. References:
• https://www.slideshare.net
• https://images.google.com
• International Journal on Recent and Innovation
Trends in Computing and Communication: “Design
And Implementation Of Electrical Transmission Line
Monitoring And Controlling System”
• IEEE Trans on Ind & Elect: “Cost-Efficient Placement
of Communication Connections for Transmission Line
Monitoring “
A new approach that significantly increases the efficiency of the entire electrical delivery system
Not only does increase reliability, but will also reduce energy in the delivery process and reduce greenhouse gas emissions