1. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY JAIPUR
February 2017
SMART METER
A
Seminar
On
Submitted by
AYUSH JAIN
(13EGJEE037)
Supervised by
DR.KAILASH CHAND SHARMA
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
2. Introduction
Smart meter
India’s electricity needs
Smart metering environment
Two way interaction system
Power management app
Side effects of smart meter
Conclusion
References
2
Presentation Outlines
3. 3
Introduction
The present system of energy metering as well as billing in India
uses electromechanical and somewhere digital energy meter.
It consumes more time and labour.
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.
Today accuracy in electricity billing is highly recommended.
The smart energy meter gives real power consumption as well as
accurate billing.
It provides real time monitoring of electricity uses
It is less time consuming and cost effective.
4. 4
Smart Meter
WHAT A MAKES METER SMART ?
Solid state
Communications
Electronics under glass
Two –Way
Proactive
Fig:1 Smart Meter
9. 9
SMART METERS
Smart meter measuring the electricity and remotely control the supply and cut off
when necessary it was called automated meter reading(AMR).AMR is a one way
communication and upgrade into two way communication “AMI” technology.
“AMR” is older technology only collects data from electrical meter to the utility.
but “AMI” is collects the data meter and consumer both.
Fig:5-AMR meter Fig:6-AMI meter
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Smart Metering Process
Various technology and Design for Smart Metering Process
Common process are in Practice for data collection
Smart meter gathers data locally & transfer via a local area network to a colletion point
Data collected at utility is used for a number of business purpose such as billing,
Service monitoring ,planning.
Fig:7- Smart metering process
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Stakeholders
Stakeholder Type of Benefit
Distributor/meter
company
Accurate, timely view of consumption Capture
suspicious usage, faults Better network maintenance
Consumer Directly view electricity usage
Monitor appliance use and consumption leading to
awareness and better electricity usage planning
Customized rate plans
Retailer Understand and profile customers for targeted
service for better loyalty .
Cut down peak usage
Load control feature offer
15. Smart meter is based on new technology to achieve future prospective
demand of electricity.
It is based on principal of two way communication by which we can achieve
rising demand of electricity.
Smart meter will be part of a much wider internet of things in the future
integrating multiple aspects of human needs service to satisfy all such needs.
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Conclusion
16. 16
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