Open source remote monitoring unit in renewable energy systems and minimizing costs
2019
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Ahmet Yönetken
Abstract (EN)
The use of the internet of objects, which allows electronic devices to communicate with each other and with users via the Internet, is increasing day by day. This data flow enables electronic equipment to do the right job at the right time and work more efficiently, while making life easier, allowing for more time, less labor and less resources. In large scale power plants, monitoring and control of the energy produced by PLC units and HMIs, which can be defined as machine human interfaces, can be provided either directly or remotely, while in small scale production plants, for example; Remote monitoring of production, such as home, vineyard, garden, is expensive and very laborious. This is why the implementation and development of this project. In this project, a user with two thousand watt solar panels on the roof can see how much active power his panels produce in hours, days, months and even years and how much electricity is consumed by the devices in his house.
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Dr. Erdal Kaplan
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Erdal Kaplan (Master Thesis). Open source remote monitoring unit in renewable energy systems and minimizing costs, 2019, Afyon Kocatepe University.
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