Garantindo a eficiência energética em aplicações de qualidade da energia elétrica em smart grids através de um framework baseado em redes de atuadores e sensores sem fio

• Igor Leão dos Santos UFRJ
• Luci Pirmez UFRJ
• Flavia C. Delicato UFRJ
• Luiz Fernando Rust Inmetro
• Davidson R. Boccardo Inmetro

Abstract

This paper presents a framework whose goal is to increase the energy efficiency of smart grids applications, focusing on the domains of Condition Monitoring Systems (CMS) and Power Quality (PQ). The key idea is the adoption of a Wireless Sensors and Actuators Network (WSAN), based on the concepts of data fusion and cooperation. A partial evaluation of the framework was carried out focusing on an application of the PQ domain. Experiments demonstrated the effectiveness of the framework in increasing the energy efficiency of the PQ application and quantified its overhead in terms of the WSAN computational resources, energy and communication.

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