Design and Implementation Smart Transformer based on IoT

Hasan, Walid K A; Alraddad, Abobaker; Ashour, Abdulfatah; Ran, Yachao; Alkelsh, Mohamed A.; Ajele, Reyadh A M

doi:10.1109/iccece46942.2019.8941980

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“…Similar work in [17], work focused on monitoring the transformer data using an IoT, can be found in the proposed prototype of this article. Similar data as of [17] were used but with the feature of protection.…”

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confidence: 89%

Integrating IoT Technology for Improved Distribution Transformer Monitoring and Protection

Rehman,

Khan

2023

Electrical, Control and Communication Engineering

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This research study focuses on developing and implementing an IoT-based distribution transformer monitoring and protection system. The traditional methods of transformer protection and monitoring have proven to be inefficient and time-consuming, leading to the need for a more modern and effective solution. In this study, a low-cost prototype system is proposed to handle and control the main functions and problems of the distribution transformer through the internet. The proposed system allows for easy monitoring and protection of the transformer, enabling electric companies to improve efficiency and reduce labour and tool costs. The system is validated using Proteus software to simulate and obtain results from the hardware. The system results are displayed in multiple ways, including LCD, system bar, and internet, making it easier for electric companies and consumers in developing countries like Pakistan to monitor and control distribution transformers efficiently. This research study aims to provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of IoT-based distribution transformer monitoring and protection systems and their potential benefits in enhancing transformer performance and efficiency.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 89%

Integrating IoT Technology for Improved Distribution Transformer Monitoring and Protection

Rehman,

Khan

2023

Electrical, Control and Communication Engineering

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“…This has made it possible to use big data, AI, and other technologies. 117 IoT technology is currently achieving vital appeal in the power sector. In 2023-2025, it is anticipated that 20-50 billion items will be globally connected to the internet.…”

Section: Road To Next-generation Power Grid Transformermentioning

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“…The use of advanced measurement infrastructures in smart grids and the gradual rise of large amounts of different types of rapidly growing transformer state data have both made operation and maintenance of power grid transformers easier. This has made it possible to use big data, AI, and other technologies 117 . IoT technology is currently achieving vital appeal in the power sector.…”

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Towards next generation power grid transformer for renewables: Technology review

Agarwala,

Tahsin,

Ali

et al. 2024

Engineering Reports

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This paper develops a technical framework for the next‐generation power grid transformer (NGPGT) for grid renewables. This framework is structured to overcome the environmental challenges produced by the explosive use of nonrenewable base energy generation sources. The use of these sources cannot meet the required electricity for the world's growing community due to their availability, cost, and lack of flexibility. However, modern energy systems focus on the use of renewable energy sources, where the grid transformer's interaction plays an essential role in their generation, transmission, and distribution. The lack of centralization, local monitoring, interoperability, authenticity, and precise bi‐directional flow may limit the application of current framework power grid transformers in grid renewables. In this paper, a new technical framework, called NGPGT, is developed by introducing some extended features for addressing the challenges shown in current‐generation transformers. This is structured by enabling some advanced technical features with the existing framework, which includes automatic condition monitoring, intelligent inverters, edge computing, automatic controlling, and intelligent management. This paper also illustrates the benefits and scope of the NGPGT compared to the existing transformer by assembling essential requirements and obligatory components. Additionally, this paper highlights a few difficulties of implementing NGPGT in terms of operational, communication, energy management, and economic points of view, which may enable further research scopes for the researchers.

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“…These innovative technologies can facilitate the mining of rules from climate data, electric grid operational data, and transformer operating information. Power grid transformer operation and maintenance have benefited from the deployment of advanced measurement infrastructures in smart grids, as well as the gradual emergence of large-volume, multi-type, and rapidly-growing transformer state data, which has facilitated the use of big data, artificial intelligence, and other technologies [105]. IoT technology is currently achieving vital appeal in the power sector.…”

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confidence: 99%

Towards Next Generation Power Grid Transformer for Renewables:Technology Review

Agarwala,

Tahsin,

Ali

et al. 2023

Preprint

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This paper develops a technical framework for the next-generation power grid transformer (NGPGT) for grid renewables. This framework is structured to overcome the environmen-tal challenges produced due to the explosive use of non-renewable base energy generation sources. The use of these sources cannot meet the required electricity for the world’s growing community due to their availability, cost, and lack of flexibility. However, modern energy systems focus on the use of renewable energy sources where the grid transformer’s interaction acts the essential role in their generation, transmission, and distribution. The lack of central-ization, local monitoring, interoperability, authenticity, and precise bi-directional flow may limit the application of current framework power grid transformers in grid renewables. In this paper, a new technical framework, called NGPGT, is developed by introducing some ex-tended features for addressing the challenges shown in the current-generation transformers. This is structured by enabling some advanced technical features with the existing frame-work which includes automatic condition monitoring, intelligent inverters, edge computing, automatic controlling, and intelligent management. This paper also illustrates the benefits and scopes of the NGPGT compared to the existing transformer by assembling essential re-quirements and obligatory components. Additionally, this paper highlights a few difficulties of implementing NGPGT in terms of operational, communication, energy management, and economic point of view which may enable further research scopes for the researchers.

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Design and Implementation Smart Transformer based on IoT

Cited by 20 publications

References 4 publications

Integrating IoT Technology for Improved Distribution Transformer Monitoring and Protection

Integrating IoT Technology for Improved Distribution Transformer Monitoring and Protection

Towards next generation power grid transformer for renewables: Technology review

Towards Next Generation Power Grid Transformer for Renewables:Technology Review

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