Energy Monitoring System

By Demarcus Hamm

Advisor: Professor Cherrice Traver

Purpose

To advance Smart Grid concepts by analyzing data from an energy monitoring system.

Project Goals

Real time wireless energy monitoring system in ECE labs

Understand energy usage in ECE labso Time of dayo Type of deviceo By room

• Provide educational display for visitors and students

Max Power ConsumptionAppliances Power Consumption (W) Room 106

(W)Room 104 (W)

Room 102 (W) Room 100 (W)

Total (W)

Lights per bulb 32 2176 1536 2048 2048 7840

per unit 128

Monitor 84 672 1008 756 1092 3612

Computer 310 2480 3720 2790 4030 13330

Function generator 28 224 0 224 224 700

Multi-meter 10 80 0 80 80 250

Power Supply 195 1560 0 1560 1560 4875

Oscilloscope 100 800 0 800 800 2500

Approach

Design Requirements

Wireless Stores data by day and time Graphically display data Visible display More than one circuit Expandability

Basic System Components

Design Options Various plug in systemsD.I.Y optionPower Logic BCMOwl Cm119TED 5000

TED System Components Current Transformers (CT)Measuring and Transmitting Unit (MTU)Gateway

TED System

4 MTUs per gateway and 2 CTs per MTUFootprints softwareAccuracy within 2%Power Line Carrier (PLC)Measures RMS real power1 watt sensitivity

Final Design - Hardware

Display Requirements

ECE hall way Internet access Must be 2 inch depth or less No user interactions Stand by when no one is around

Display Choices

All in one computer Tablet PCs I-pad

Standby Mode Solution

Stand by when no one is present. PIR motion sensor Remote control

TED Footprints

Pros Cons Displays power factor,

complex power, and real power

Graphically displays data

Can’t switch between display modes automatically

not very fine detail No way to tell MTUs

apart or values without user interaction

Software

“It’s Electric” modified Switches between displaying by

minute, hour, day, and month Can be viewed off the Union Network Faster than Footprints and has finer

details

Communication Diagram

HTML

Raw Data

Electrical System Complication

Home Panel Panels in the Lab

• 2 phases and ground• 180 degrees between

each phase

• 3 phases and ground• 120 degrees between

each phase

MTU Compensation

TED5000 support forum advice. Cannot connect between phases.

Wait for 3 phase MTU

Future Work

Software improvements Add additional sensors to the set up Change MTUs for 3 phase Incorporate the circuits in the N100

panel

Demonstration

http://antipasto.union.edu/~hammd/its-electric.html

Acknowledgements

Professor Traver Jay Dulmaa Gary Thomas Professor Spallholz Eric Truslow Robert Tupelo-Schneck Union College My Mom

Questions?!