Smart House Management and optimized scheduling method for peak-hour demand

The IoT-based smart home management and control focuses on the effective utilization of electricity in the increased usage of devices in the modern era. The smart grid represents a transformative paradigm shift in modern power distribution systems, integrating advanced technologies to enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. Central to this transformation are shiftable and non-shiftable electric devices, pivotal components in shaping the grid's operational dynamics. This abstract provides insight into the functioning and implications of shiftable and non-shiftable electric devices within the context of the smart grid. Shiftable devices allow for flexible energy consumption scheduling, optimizing resource utilization and load management, while non-shiftable devices maintain constant demand and require immediate power supply.

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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icec59683.2024.10837218
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Smart Grid Energy Management
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Smart House Management and optimized scheduling method for peak-hour demand

Subramanian Ramalingam, Manish Kumar, Ashok Reddyboina, Promod Parashar
Smart Grid Energy Management
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Smart House Management and optimized scheduling method for peak-hour demand

Subramanian Ramalingam, Manish Kumar, Ashok Reddyboina, Promod Parashar
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The IoT-based smart home management and control focuses on the effective utilization of electricity in the increased usage of devices in the modern era. The smart grid represents a transformative paradigm shift in modern power distribution systems, integrating advanced technologies to enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. Central to this transformation are shiftable and non-shiftable electric devices, pivotal components in shaping the grid's operational dynamics. This abstract provides insight into the functioning and implications of shiftable and non-shiftable electric devices within the context of the smart grid. Shiftable devices allow for flexible energy consumption scheduling, optimizing resource utilization and load management, while non-shiftable devices maintain constant demand and require immediate power supply.

Pondicherry University (IN)
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