A Smart Grid: T. Halder
A Smart Grid: T. Halder
T. Halder
Assistant Professor
Electrical Engineering Department, Member IEEE
Kalyani Government Engineering College
Kalyani, District- Nadia, West Bengal
PIN-741235, INDIA
Abstract—The paper patently predicts the pulling off the high and sort out the power supply and demand of electrical energy
efficiency, reliability, economics and sustainability of the power [5]-[8]. This is foreseeable to a smart power grid at which
generation, transmission and distribution systems using smart highly developed technologies and advance power efficiency
grid which brings together the turning points of the power sector, of operating demand of power so that it can be complement
information technology (IT) and the communication data from
the ease of use of electricity and consumers or utilities nourish
head to tail of distributed generation. In the smart grid, the
consumers not only wholesale the additional electricity to utility renewable energy into the versatile devoid of agreement and
through the smart meter of the grid but also the power utility amendment in climate influences the stability or reliability of
prevents the pilferage and provides uninterrupted power. The the power supply [9]-[11] using loss cut in power sector.
common customers also crop the renewable energy to hurl power
to grid to crack down the monopole business in power sector. II. SMART SKILLS OF THE SMART GRID
A smart grid configuration along with the improved set of
Keywords—A Smart Grid; Smart metering; Infrastructures; associations administering and managing the overall textures
Efficiency; Some Challenges; Energy storages; Energy market
will sustain transmission and distribution sector of power
depth; and Results
grids. To rush the system efficiently, attractive aptitude and
I. INTRODUCTION humanizing loyalty, monitoring and control consistency will
also be available to come to an end the customers of electrical
E lectrical energy is the largely malleable arrangement of
power available and it can be accessed by more than five
billion laypeople approximately the globe from beginning to
energy, as long as legal consumers with a comprehensive
information on how and when electrical energy is wormed in
their quarters as shown in Fig. 1.
end a cycle of trial and veteran expertise. Conventional power
coordination is based on federal production plants that supply
end consumer by means of lengthy recognized, unidirectional
transmission and distribution systems which have doled out in
various bags for more than a hundred days, but era is shifting.
Evolution is challenging green power supplies to challenge the
weather change and demand for electricity is swelling. This
profits more electrical energy must be generated from a bigger
diversity of resources. Wind, solar, fossil fuel and geothermal
plants will be attractive, as well as coal, gas and nuclear, with
imperative sentence for the power system. The combination of Fig. 1. Electrical infrastructure of smart grid
renewable, thermal and nuclear power plants will be initiated
by innovative deviations in the excellence of power in the A smart power system ended up, of abundant programmed
grid. Climate changes the accessibility of wind, solar power T&D systems, the entire operating in synchronized, certified
and the manifestation of distributed power production (rooftop and consistent comportments. A power system that carries out
solar panels, as paradigm) will set hurdles issues. Additional hardship conditions with self restorative dealings is attentive
needs restricted to systems to take delivery of transfer power to power marketplace and power utility necessities.
[1]-[4]. The substantial power supply transport is incapable to
administer such complication, and necessities to revolutionize
in the power sector. It highly necessitates being operational
with outstandingly residential interactions and information
technologies to pore over, give the impression of being into
This work is fully supported is taken from the Mr. Jagabndhu Halder, of
Sahapur, West Bengal, PIN-741160 and INDIA
Fig. 2. Communication infrastructure of a smart grid