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PROJECT REPORT ON ENERGY PROFILING AND DATA ACQUISITION IN A SMART MICROGRID By Alasiri, Oluwatosin Grace, EEG/2009/037.

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PROJECT REPORT ON

ENERGY PROFILING AND DATA ACQUISITION IN A

SMART MICROGRID

By Alasiri, Oluwatosin Grace,

EEG/2009/037.

Introduction: Serious Problem Background to the project Concerns in view Grid system evolution Problem Solved Literature Review

Energy Flow ManagementEnergy ProfilingData Acquisition

Project ReportTeamwork ProgressStatistical dataEnergy profiles

Future Recommendation

Presentation Outline

Untrustworthy Laboratories (Most frustrating). Sudden Power Outage.

*Lecture rooms (Inefficiencies such as noise in class, backward progress of course content and so on).*Hospitals (Most machines are power reliant).*Agriculture (Freezers and incubators).

Conclusion:Reliable? Yes NoSecure? Yes NoSufficient? Yes NoPossible way out Yes No

SERIOUS PROBLEM

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Aging power system infrastructure, Better integration of DER(Distributed Energy

Resources) systems, Environmental Impact, Energy Security and Cost implications.

CONCERNS IN VIEW

GRID SYSTEM SMART GRID SYSTEM

MICROGRID SYSTEM

SMART MICROGRID

SYSTEM

GRID SYSTEM EVOLUTION

GRID SYSTEM

Network of lines and cables that are used for the transmission of electricity, water or gas .

SMART GRID SYSTEM

Automated grid

system that is a little bit self-reliant

GRID SYSTEM EVOLUTION

MICROGRID SYSTEM

Distributed Energy Resources

(DER)

Solar Energy (Photo Voltaic

cells)

Wind Turbine

Hydro Electricity (PHCN’s main source: Dams)

Autonomous Load Centres

Inter-operability ability

(Autonomous control)

GRID SYSTEM EVOLUTION

SMART MICROGRID

SYSTEM

Distributed Energy

Resources DER)

Energy storage System

Combined Heat and

Power Stations

Battery Energy Storage System (BES)

Energy Flow

Management

Intelligent Distribution System

(MAS)

Data Acquisitio

n

Energy Profilin

g

GRID SYSTEM EVOLUTION(Destination Point)

Original Grid system is debulked. The MAS reduces the hierarchical levels of control (each

distributed agent is assigned a role and performs independently). Quick (almost instant) response to situations. Maintains continuity of operations. Adaptation to situations as they vary with time.

Problem Solved!

ENERGY FLOW MANAGEMENT Let’s think of this as the big eyes of Jesus

watching all of us. It involves monitoring all the DERs and

autonomous loads while registering the data and making smart decisions simultaneously.

We’d want to ask ourselves what energy profiling is all about and what data is being acquired in the smart microgrid!

In details, energy profiling is all about the following:DAILY ENERGY AVAILABLE

Controls each user’s demand. Rewards efficient use of energy.POWER CONTROL Maximum power control per user.

LOAD MANAGEMENT Disconnection of non-vital loads. Connection of auxiliary loads when there is surplus energy.

OVERALL MANAGEMENT Integration in the micro network management system. Measurement of power quality and user consumptions.

ENERGY PROFILING

In summary though, energy profiling is determining the energy profile of the constituents of the smart microgrid which include:Consumption profile of the autonomous loads andDynamic generation rate of the DERs.

ENERGY PROFILING

This involves: Interactive Maintenance: Monitoring, Preventive Maintenance: Statistical Data

and Emergency Maintenance: Alarms.

• In my own words, I’d say it involves the interoperability of all the microgrid constituents.

DATA ACQUISITION

• Possible Technologies for Energy Management

• Many people have worked on this aspect of the project and each one of them has employed a systematically different approach with respect to software technology. Some of these I’ve discovered to be: Supervisory Control And Data

Acquisition(SCADA) Java Aided Development Environment(JADE) MATrix LABoratory (MATLAB)

PROJECT REPORT

TEAM WORK REPORT Purchase and installation of two P.V. cells each of

rating 12V, 80W.

Deliberation on location of interest. Purchase of cooling system and water pumps.

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STATISTICAL DATA

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ENERGY PROFILE

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FUTURE RECOMMENDATIONS

Buying and Selling of energy (Net metering) Hybrid generation.

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LET’S TAKE A BREAK!Thanks for your rapt attention!