International Journal of Engineering Research in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IJEREEE)

Voltage Swings Detection Using Arm Processor & Automation of Industries Using BLYNKK Cloud Computing Technology

Author : Venkateshmurthy.B.S ¹ Mr. J Madhavarao ² Rajesh S ³ Priyanka N D ⁴

Date of Publication :7th June 2016

Abstract: A fault in a power system is any failure which interfere with the normal operation of the system, short circuit between the lines, insulation failure of equipments or flash over of lines initiated by a lightning stroke are the main causes for these faults. These faults leads to voltage swings in the system. The aim of this project is to develop a system that will help to remotely control the system during voltage swings, our project mainly focuses on automatic control of voltage swings, the proposed system is connected to any electrical system. The voltage detector detects the fall or rise in voltage, comparing to the fixed threshold voltage during faults. when the voltage exceeds threshold levels using ARM 1176j2f-Sa7 processor and GSM module. A measure is transmitted to the line operators indicating fault is being occurred. The system operators staying away from the stations can remotely operate the circuit breakers using BLYNKK applications in their smart phone which control the relay board connected to the GPIO pins of an ARM processor

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