Enhancing Reliability and Efficiency in Power Systems: The Role of IoT in Optimizing Smart Grids
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15520008Keywords:
Internet of things, smart grid, reliability, monitoring, maintenance, power systemAbstract
Power system management is changing as a result of IoT incorporation into smart grids, which is providing new levels of efficiency and dependability. The IoT facilitates smooth communication between platforms and components, enabling real-time grid maintenance tracking and management. Improved load distribution, faster problem detection, and improved energy management are all results of this increased connectedness. Predictive maintenance is further supported by IoT-driven analytics, which lowers the possibility of unplanned outages and raises stability of the grid overall. IoT is essential in helping SGs become more resilient and demand-adaptive by maximizing energy flow and minimizing losses. This study examines how the IoT is essential to improving the dependability and effectiveness of SGs, emphasizing significant advancements and useful uses.
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