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MES research in energy, microbial. The growing demand for electrical energy in Small and Medium Enterprises...

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Abstract

The growing demand for electrical energy in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) within the maritime sector, necessitates efficient and cost-effective monitoring systems. This paper presents the design and implementation of an Internet of Things (IoT)-based real-time monitoring system for electricity consumption, specifically aimed at maritime SMEs. Using SCT-013-000 and ZMPT101B sensors for current and voltage measurements, the system enables remote monitoring through the Cayenne IoT platform. Experimental results demonstrate an average accuracy rate of 93.94% for current measurement and 98.50% for voltage measurement. Data transmission success rates were 74.00% and 99.02% in two consecutive tests. The proposed system provides an affordable and practical solution for maritime SMEs, contributing to improved energy management, reduced operational costs, and the promotion of sustainable practices. Future work includes the integration of predictive analytics and smart grid technology to further enhance energy efficiency and sustainability in maritime operations.

Keywords

Consumption (sociology)ElectricityInternet of ThingsPower consumptionEmbedded systemEnvironmental economics

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DOI
10.1051/bioconf/202413401008
Journal
BIO Web of Conferences
Year
2024