1.
AN APPROACH
TO
SMART ENERGY METER
- A DEVICE THAT TAKES CARE OF YOUR
ENERGY USAGES .
PRESENTED BY :-
CHINMAYA SRICHANDAN
1601109253 , 8TH SEMESTER
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
PARALA MAHARAJA ENGINEERING COLLEGE , BERHAMPUR

2.
CONTENT
•Introduction
•History
•Purpose
•Criticism
•India on smart meter
•Conclusion
•References

3.
INTRODUCTION
• An electronic device is called as smart device if it is capable of computing
data autonomously and can establish communication with other devices for
exchanging data .
• Smart energy meter maintains the record of electricity consumption as well as
it is enable of two way communication between customer and service
provider .

4.
HISTORY
• In 1972 Theodore Paraskevakas developed a sensor for monitoring
system which is use the digital transmission for security , fire , medical
emergency along with meter reading capability .
• In 1974 he lunched METRTAEK NETWORK , INC. which developed
and provide the first smart meter .
• That was the pre-internet era so they use the 1BM series 1 mini-
computer .

5.
PURPOSE & BENEFITS
For utility companies :-
• Easy to match energy consumption and generation in both peak time and low
time .
• Smart meter can easily connect or disconnect the service .
• Customers can pay through internet by reading the meter themselves so the
labour cost is highly reduced .
• Misprint during billing should completely reduced .
• No more energy theft .

6.
PURPOSE & BENEFITS
For customers :-
• They should aware about there energy uses so that they can reduce there
consumption .
• Real time pricing encourage people to adjust their consumption habit .
• Payment options like prepaid etc .
• A survey says this system reduce the energy consumption by 7 – 9 % .
• This is a win-win situation for both utility and customer .

7.
CRITICISM
• Security :- Cyber attack and energy theft .
Implementing the security protocols .
• Health and safety :- Rf radiation emission .
• Privacy concern :-The respective utility company get know the behavioural
pattern and may they sell the data .
• Over heating :- Occur in few mostly in 1st generation meters .

8.
WORKING PRINCIPLE

9.
INDIAON SMART METER
• Under Smart Meter National Program (SMNP) the Energy Efficiency
Service of India (EESI) had installed over 5 million smart meters in Delhi ,
UP , Haryana , Bihar and Andhra Pradesh .
• India is trying to setup its efforts to supply 24, 7 power to all and to upgrade
the power grid under which SMNP is a base project .

10.
CONCLUSION
• The smart meters are completely safe for domestic as well as commercial use
, as long as they conform the specifications .
• Smart meter is based on IOT technology to fulfil the future demand of
electricity .
• Smart meter is an integral part of smart grid programme .

11.
REFERENCES
• https://towardsdatascience.com/what-is-a-smart-device-the-key-concept-of-
the-internet-of-things-52da69f6f91b
• https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_meter
• https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/ove
r-5-lakh-smart-meters-operational-across-india-says-
eesl/article29060479.ece/amp/
• https://www.saurenergy.com/solar-energy-news/odisha-moves-towards-pre-
paid-electricity-new-smart-meters
• https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/AyushJain315/smart-meter-ppt-72934391

12.
THANK YOU