Abstract

Today electricity supplement still has power failures and blackouts due to the lack of automated analysis and the utility's low visibility over the grid. Small and undetected electrical problems can have far-reaching consequences. These failures cause not only high-energy losses, but also costly unscheduled outages, severe injury to employees, and even a fire. Therefore, the monitoring of electrical substations is essential to detect faults and ensure long-term safe operation, safety, protection, and reliability. Internet of things technology provides the possibility of obtaining station data in real-time. In this research, two systems were designed, implemented, and tested in high voltage electric stations. The first part is designed to obtain data on the environmental conditions at the substations, and the important parameters from the transmission lines at the substations in real-time, which help to prevent power outages by relying on engineers who can analyze comprehensively the electrical energy. The system also provides the Automatic Under Frequency Load Shedding ability if the frequency in the stations falls below the normal limit, which contributes to maintain the efficiency and the quality of electrical energy in the substations, and provides protection for the substations. The second part is designed to obtain the values of the parameters that determine the electrical transformers' conditions and monitors the status of the line in terms of switching off and on in real-time at the substations. Thus, these proposed systems are transforming the traditional substations into smart substations. The performance of the system is introduced based on correlation of data and percentage error. The best correlation was for the current data and the least percentage error was for the current. We strongly believed that the proposed system is vesible.

Highlights

  • Electricity is a very handy and useful form of energy

  • Based on Internet of Things (IoT) technology, all the important parameters have been remotely measured and alarms applied in real-time at the transmission substation

  • The PZEM-004T sensor is supplied with an AC input voltage and current from the output of the secondary transformer for the (Badush line) at the West Mosul station, and the sensor is directly connecting to the ESP32S controller

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Electricity is a very handy and useful form of energy. Electrical power systems are huge and very complex networks. With the growing complexity of the power grid, the infrastructure is seen considered weak against problems that negatively affect the general performance and the stability of the network, the fault indicators technology has provided a way to identify faults, the technical staff still has to make a manual effort and inspect the devices for longer hours to discover and determine the fault in the power stations, automation of substations has become essential to increase their efficiency and improve the quality of the energy provided [4]. The second system is designed to obtain the values of the oil and winding temperature, from the transformers in real-time It monitors the status (ON) or (OFF) position of any feeder line in the substations in real-time, using the ESP32S microcontroller, Cayenne platform.

RELATED WORKS
ANALISYS OF THE FIRST SYSTEM DESIGN
ESP32 Microcontroller Module
DHT11 Sensor
Relay module This is a 4-channel relay interface board with
Variable power supply 220V AC
My Device Cayenne Platform
Arduino IDE The Arduino Integrated Development
Power triangle
ANALISYS OF THE SECOND SYSTEM DESIGN
HW-685 current to voltage module The HW-685 4-20mA Current Sensing
SOFTWARE ALGORITHM OF THE SECOND SYSTEM
TESTS AND RESULTS
In-field test and results for the second system
Conclusion
Future Work
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