Optimizing Hybrid Energy Systems: Employing Smart Monitoring Networks with IoT Integration

For effective and sustainable energy solutions, this paper investigates at a hybrid energy system that uses Internet of Things technologies. Three components make up the system: PV system, an AC turbine voltage source, DC batteries, and ThingSpeak, an IoT analytics program hosted on the cloud that allows for real-time monitoring. In order to optimize performance, the study emphasizes the significance of hybrid energy systems as well as the requirement for improved analytics and monitoring. A detailed description of the experimental setup is given, including the measured parameters. The results demonstrate the hybrid system's adaptability to various loads and input voltages. fluctuations in DC battery and turbine voltages cause fluctuations in AC power and AC current, while the AC voltage stays constant at 224.4 V. For efficient analytics and monitoring, the hybrid energy system must include ThingSpeak. The study emphasizes how the system can adjust to changing conditions and how Internet of Things technologies may assist hybrid energy systems grow more powerful. This research adds to the current discourse on the integration of IoT data for enhanced system optimization and sustainable energy solutions.

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Published
2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ismsit63511.2024.10757232
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16
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Smart Grid Energy Management
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Optimizing Hybrid Energy Systems: Employing Smart Monitoring Networks with IoT Integration

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Optimizing Hybrid Energy Systems: Employing Smart Monitoring Networks with IoT Integration

Sefer Kurnaz, Saadaldeen Rashid Ahmed, Anmar Yahya Taher
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Abstract

For effective and sustainable energy solutions, this paper investigates at a hybrid energy system that uses Internet of Things technologies. Three components make up the system: PV system, an AC turbine voltage source, DC batteries, and ThingSpeak, an IoT analytics program hosted on the cloud that allows for real-time monitoring. In order to optimize performance, the study emphasizes the significance of hybrid energy systems as well as the requirement for improved analytics and monitoring. A detailed description of the experimental setup is given, including the measured parameters. The results demonstrate the hybrid system's adaptability to various loads and input voltages. fluctuations in DC battery and turbine voltages cause fluctuations in AC power and AC current, while the AC voltage stays constant at 224.4 V. For efficient analytics and monitoring, the hybrid energy system must include ThingSpeak. The study emphasizes how the system can adjust to changing conditions and how Internet of Things technologies may assist hybrid energy systems grow more powerful. This research adds to the current discourse on the integration of IoT data for enhanced system optimization and sustainable energy solutions.

Altınbaş University (TR)
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Smart Grid Energy Management
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