DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF E-SAVING METER TO PREVENT THE WASTAGE OF ELECTRICITY

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DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF E-SAVING METER TO PREVENT THE WASTAGE OF ELECTRICITY 1 RAKESH TIGADI, 2 NIKITA P, 3 SAGAR UMLOTI, 4 SHIVARAJ DODDAMALLAPPANAVAR, 5 VIVEK HOSAMANI, 6 VISHNUPANTH HUDDEDAR, 7 VIVEKANANDAYYA HIREMATH 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Department of Instrumentation Technology B V Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering and Technology, Hubli, India E-mail: 1 rakesh.tigadi@gmail.com, 2 bvbnikita@gmail.com, 3 sagar.g.umloti@gmail.com, 4 shivrajd2013@gmail.com, 5 vivek.h9@gmail.com, 7 vivekhiremath09@gmail.com Abstract Most people extensively use electricity meter. It is a simple device that calculates the amount of electricity used. Electricity is a basic need to run all the machines. Nowadays usage of electricity has been increased drastically along with that there is excessive consumption of electricity. Most of the people forget to switch off buttons, which leads them to pay heavy electricity bills. The main objective of this work is to overcome the power wastage. There are different stages of usage of electricity and the charges applied for usage of electricity by HESCOM/BESCOM will be doubled for every next stage. This paper proposes with innovative Idea called E-Saving Meter by implementing four colour codes for four different stages, just below the WALL-CLOCK so that the user will come to know or he gets alert whenever he sees the wall clock about exceeding subsidy electricity usage stage and get alerted about charging double amount for each unit of electricity used, so customer will automatically save electricity (Idea came basically from by studying the mentality of users. for example when the Internet data pack of the customer is get over and he use Internet only whenever it necessary because he is alerted about charging more and he know the ISP will charge more money). E-Saving meter is a product which will alert and boost the user to save the electricity. It is an easy way of saving electricity by one button touch using remote, similar to battery saving application in smart phones. Keywords E Saving Meter, WALL LOCK. I. INTRODUCTION Electric meter is the device which helps in knowing the amount of power consumed in one month in that particular building. The existing product related to electricity meter gives the information of units consumed by the user in one month. But all these existing devices lack in customer ease of use because these meters cannot be analysed by common people and also the user will get bill at the end of month after using electricity without any caution of exceeding subsidy units of electricity usage. Most of the times, people often forget to switch off the Television, Refrigerator, Fan button and other electrical devices. This will result in the excess usage of electricity. So, there has to be some solution which will eradicate such issues. E-saving meter is a product that can indicate the usage of electricity and gives update of it and boost the customer to resist the excess usage of electricity and also control the switches, based on the amount of usage of electricity. E-Saving meter is designed in such way that it displays particular color to show the customer in which stage user is present just below the WALL CLOCK, so that the user will come to know or get alerted whenever he sees that clock and user will automatically get to know about exceeding subsidy electricity usage stage and get alerted about charging double amount for each unit of electricity used, based on this user can switch off the lights, Television, multiple AC s and so on which consumes more electricity. By pressing single button in E-saving meter remote, user can access different modes and user is also provided facility of selecting switches which have to be shut down in that particular saving mode. In this way wastage of electricity can be saved in each house, malls, general stores, institutes, offices which collectively helps in saving large amount of electricity. Consider an example which helps in understanding how E-saving meter boosts the customer to save electricity in Malls and retail stores. It is observed that most of the malls and retail stores use the electricity heavily by operating all the appliances like Television, AC and speakers even when there are less number of customers in the mall. If E-saving meter is implemented within WALL-CLOCK near manager counter then E-Saving meter alerts manager whenever he sees the wall clock, about exceeding subsidy electricity usage stage as per the HESCOM/BESCOM. So, E-Saving meter boost him to save electricity when there are less number of customers by just selecting the power saving mode which will enable minimum lighting and air conditioning in the area, which will save the wastage of electrical power and also electricity bill of the mall owner. E-Saving meter color codes of different stages and respective charges for those stages by BESCOM/HESCOM are as follows: Table 1. Color code indicating different stages 75

The E-Saving meter is categorized into three basic modes. Balanced, Power Saving, and Ultra Power Saving. The user can access the switches of the home by just selecting different modes. These modes are pretty simple; the balanced mode lets through current normally; the Power saving mode limits the current significantly; the Ultra Power Saving mode limits to the necessary usage only. NO 90% II. LITERATURE SURVEY Literature survey was carried out in several major urban areas shows that different amount of units used have different costs and it doubles for every next stage. In this E-Saving meter, these units are color coded, so that it will be easier for the user to understand about his/her usage. For example, GREEN color indicates usage of 0-30 units which costs 270 paisa per unit, YELLOW color indicates 31-100 units which costs 400 paisa per unit, ORANGE color indicates 101 to 200 units which costs 540 Ps/unit and RED color indicates above 200 units which costs 640Ps/unit as shown in the above Table I. These colors depict the existing usage of electricity, thus easily alerting the user about the mode to use. Hence by implementing this meter, large amount of electricity can be saved, while also ultimately giving some control of the usage to the user itself. E-saving meter can be implemented in malls, houses, general stores, industries and offices. A) Costumer Requirement Form for E-saving product development In this survey form questions asked to the customer to share their experience of using currently available electricity meters in terms multiple choice questions and the response got from the customer is showed in the fig. 1. As per the analysis there is more scope and need of developing product which will make customer to save in their electricity bill. YES 90% YES 98.3% Functionality 50% Fig 1. Google form customer Survey for Product Development B) There are currently four kinds of meters which helps in knowing the amount of power consumed: i) Digital Meter ii) Electronic Meter iii) Dial Meters iv) Smart Electricity Meter i) Digital Meter The typical digital meter display is shown below: Fig 2. Meter reading in Digital Meter The numbers will be displayed from left to right, ignoring the numbers in red or in a red surround. If your tariff gives you lower-priced off-peak electricity like ECO20:20 or Economy 7 your meter may have two rows of figures as shown below: Never + rarely=60% Out of 50 homes in 15 homes the monthly bill is more than 600 Fig 3. Typical Diagram of Digital Meter with two rows 76

ii) Electronic Meter The typical electronic meter display is shown below: Fig 4. Reading of Electricity in Electronic Meter Some electronic meters have a cycle display button that you press to take readings and some automatically scroll through the various displays. As with a meter with two rows of figures, write down all the numbers from left to right in each display, ignoring any numbers in red or in a red surround. The previous readings on your bill will indicate which day rate is and which night rate is. iii) Dial Meter The typical dial meter display is shown below: Fig 6. Electricity reading in Smart Electricity Meter III. WORKING CONCEPT Flowchart The working of the E-saving meter is explained in the form of flowchart as follows. The flow begins with the start, and input from the meter in the form of pulse reading is sensed by the sensor. The sensor used as photo diode, which converts light (pulse rate) into current. Fig 5. Meter reading of Electricity usage in Dial Meter Each dial turns in the opposite direction to the one before it. Before you read your dial meter, check the direction of your dials. Every dial on every meter revolves from 0-1 and on through to 9 before continuing to 0 again. The procedure of reading Dial meter as follow: 1. Read the dials from left to right 2. If the pointer is between the two numbers, always take the lower number 3. If the pointer is directly over a number, write down that one 4. If the pointer falls between 9 and 0, write down 9 and reduce the reading you've already taken for the dial on its left by one. For example, if you originally recorded 5, reduce it to 4 5. Don't read the last dial on the right iv) Smart Electricity Meter A smart electricity meter is an electronic device that records consumption of electric energy in intervals of an hour and then communicates that information daily to the utility for monitoring and billing. Smart meters enable two-way communication between the meter and the central system. Unlike home energy monitors, smart meters can gather data for remote reporting. Such an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) differs from traditional automatic meter reading (AMR) in that it enables two-way communications with the meter. Fig 7. Flowchart of first module As of now the meter output is sensed, this input is checked with the set of units, as shown in the flowchart. If any of the condition matches then the corresponding light (LED) will be displayed. For example: If 0-30units (96000 pulses) is matched then GREEN color light is displayed. This output becomes input to the next stage. Fig 8. Flowchart of second module 77

Consider any one of the LED is HIGH. This will be sent to IR module. Here ends the first part. At this stage user has to check for the LED color. Depending on that the next stage is processed. Fig.9. represents the block diagram of E-saving meter. As the different appliances are connected to electricity meter, this meter generates a pulse for specific interval of time. Counts the number of pulse from the meter, this indicates about the usage of electricity. Different LED s are used to indicate the current stage of electricity usage. After observing the color of light, give the required command via remote. This command either switches ON the specified appliances or switches them OFF, in that saving mode. III. IMPLEMENTATION FUNCTIONING OF THE IR MODULE:- Fig 9. Flowchart of IR module functioning The flowchart of functioning of IR module is shown in the above figure 8. It consists of IR Receiver and transmitter. The receiver receives the specified IR signal from the Remote (transmitter).particular block of code is assigned for each mode. If the transmitted IR signal matches with the HEX value included in the code then the particular mode is activated. Then control flows to pulse checking condition. Fig 10. Block Diagram of E Saving Meter The complete project was divided into two parts Module1: Indicating the usage of electricity in terms of stages. Module2: Switching to different modes through remote. Module1: Indicating the usage of electricity in terms of stages. Meter s reading can be taken using photodiode. The sensor is placed on the electricity meter pulse LED. This sensor is in turn connected to the controller, which reads the number of pulses generated from the meter. Based on this pulse rate, controller switches on the specific LED (i.e. 0-30 units-green &so on).these LED s are used to indicate the consumption of electricity. This indication of the LED s are made over the WALL CLOCK, so that the user can easily get notified about the electricity usage. In this part only the usage of electricity is shown or highlighted to the user, which will convey the user about the stage in which the user is using electricity. Module2: Switching to different modes through remote. The usage of electricity is indicated with different LED s. Depending on the colour of the LED, the user can access the different switches via remote. For example: If red colour is indicated then, the user has to press ultra saving mode button. Red colour indicates excess usage of electricity. The procedure is as follows: At first, hex values from the IR remote are noted down. Ex :- 1-0x12342,2-0x132234 &.. so on and these values are included in the code in order to set the particular button for respective mode that is in which mode which appliances must run & which all must not. If the IR receiver receives hex values which are mentioned in the code, then that particular corresponding operation is performed. IR signal is received by the receiver, if the Signal matches the hex values mentioned in the code then the operations of that block is executed 78

Different relays are connected to the various appliances like Television, Fan. Based on the user comfort the user can set the mode at the beginning in the code itself. The controller takes the decision regarding receiving the valid input. If that input matches the IR signal then the controller sends the signal to switch ON/OFF the relays as mentioned in the code. PIN CONFIGURATION Arduino microcontroller is used for prototype of the E-saving meter, the respective pin configuration is as follow PIN A1 PHOTODIODE OUTPUT PIN 6 - RELAY1 PIN 7 - RELAY2 PIN 8 - RELAY3 PIN 9 - RELAY4 PIN 11 TSOP SENSOR OUTPUT IV. REAL TIME IMPLEMENTATION The prototype of the E-saving meter is shown in the Fig12. As shown in the figure the photo diode is fixed on the electricity meter for pulse reading, as soon as it reads the pulse corresponding color bulb will switch on. This whole set-up of different stages indicating colored LED is placed over the WALL CLOCK so that the user can easily notify the excess usage of electricity. User in turn presses the specific button which is provided for changing the modes. Using this meter wastage of electricity can be saved in each house, malls, general stores, institutes, offices which leads to saving large amount of electricity. Different appliances are connected to each of the relays. As these relays can be switched ON/OFF through remote, the user can control switches of the appliances. Fig13. E saving meter attached below the WALL CLOCK RESULT AND CONCLUSION Fig11. Complete Block Diagram of E Saving Meter I. Bread Board Implementation By implementing this project, it is observed that saving power becomes easier with handy remote which allows switching appliances to switch ON/OFF which in turn prevents unwanted power consumption. It is designed with simplicity in mind so design made simple with large applications in low cost. The simple uncomplicated usage procedure need not require any technical knowledge. Hence this product can even be used by an illiterate and cost of the product is very less hence can be borrowed by poor families. This way of controlling the wastage of electricity is much needed nowadays and that can be achieved by implementing E-Saving meter since this can be integrated with the already existing or already in use meters by paying very low amount. Thus E-Saving meter can be used by everyone since this device can be used by any illiterate as it not required for the people to have any knowledge of technology to use. ACKNOWLEDGMENT We would like to acknowledge our gratitude to Department of Instrumentation Technology, B.V. Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering and Technology, Hubli for supporting this work REFERENCES Fig12. Bread Board Implementation of E Saving Meter [1] International Journal of Computer Applications (0975 8887) Volume 133 No.8, January 2016 [2] Energy and Power Engineering, 2013, 5, 1357-1361 doi:10.4236/epe.2013.54b257 Published Online July 2013 (http://www.scirp.org/journal/epe) 79

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