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Automatic Load Sharing Of Transformers Using PLC With Remote And Manual Control.

Author(s) Dhiraj J. Dhoran, R. T. Ugale, Om S. Jadhav, Pratik R. Dongre, Chaitanya S. kulkarni
Country India
Abstract In the world of improving how transformers work in power systems, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) have become really important. They help us manage how electricity flows, making sure power grids stay stable and reliable. This summary talks about how we can use PLCs specifically to share loads between transformers, explaining why this matters and how it works. PLCs are like the brains behind smart load-sharing systems. They use complex instructions and quickly process data to make sure transformers share the load evenly. Using PLCs allows us to keep a close eye on how electricity is distributed and adjust it as needed, especially when demand for electricity goes up or down. PLC-based load sharing works by connecting sensors, switches, and communication tools together. This lets PLCs gather real-time information about things like how much electricity is being used and the condition of the system. With this data, they can make smart decisions about how to balance the load between transformers. To make PLC-based load sharing work well, we need to create custom instructions that fit the needs of each transformer. These instructions tell the PLCs how to read data, predict changes in electricity usage, and adjust the load sharing accordingly. PLCs also help different parts of the system talk to each other smoothly. This means they can easily share information and work together to balance the load across the whole power grid. Using strong communication tools, PLCs create a unified system for monitoring and controlling how transformers work, no matter where they are. One great thing about PLCs is that they're really flexible. They can be adjusted to work in different situations and with different types of power systems. This means PLC-based load sharing can be added to existing power grids without much hassle, making it easier to handle changes and growth in demand for electricity. In short, using PLCs to share loads between transformers is a smart way to make power systems work better. They help us keep a close watch on things, adjust as needed, and make sure everything runs smoothly, improving efficiency, reliability, and resilience of the whole system.
Keywords PLC, Relay, remotely controlled
Field Engineering
Published In Volume 6, Issue 3, May-June 2024
Published On 2024-06-30
Cite This Automatic Load Sharing Of Transformers Using PLC With Remote And Manual Control. - Dhiraj J. Dhoran, R. T. Ugale, Om S. Jadhav, Pratik R. Dongre, Chaitanya S. kulkarni - IJFMR Volume 6, Issue 3, May-June 2024. DOI 10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i03.23854
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i03.23854
Short DOI https://doi.org/gt3nbz
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