energy efficient intelligent street lighting system using traffic-adaptive control
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Energy-Efficient Intelligent Street Lighting System Using
Traffic-Adaptive Control Abstract:
Lighting, both indoor and outdoor, consumes a substantial amount of energy,
making improved efficiency a significant challenge. A promising approach to
address outdoor lighting is the smart control of public lighting. Smart lighting
using electronically controlled light-emitting diode (LED) lights for adaptable
illumination and monitoring are bring used to achieve energy efficient system.
However, the traffic engineering integrated with smart control for energy
optimization has not been used widely. In this work, a novel concept of traffic-
flow-based smart (LED) street lighting for energy optimization is proposed. The
developed smart grid architecture based system uses low power ZigBee mesh
network to provide maximum energy efficiency in response to adaptive traffic on
the road. Moreover, the scalable wireless network of smart LED lights offers
improved reliability, reduced cost and more user satisfaction.
Existing system:
Presently disaster management is done through seismometers around the area
obtain immediate earthquake information for reducing damage. It may be enough
to obtain general condition of earthquake over area, but too small to collect
information with fine granularity such as data of each building for effective rescue
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operation or damage control. There are several preceding researches whose
objectives are close to ours proposes an earthquake information system using
laptop PCs which equip accelerometers Some of another research groups uses
mobile smart devices.
Disadvantage:
As a result, the existing proposal gets very few data which have been helpful
in finding disaster management.
In other systems the internet is used as primary and only communication
channel. This leads to breakdown in local internet will makes the break in
communication.
Block Diagram:
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Proposed system: This system consists of two parts. One is the central database server that collects
and stores information from distributed sensor terminal, and then, provides them to
clients via the Internet. The other is a sensor network which is formed by numerous
sensor probes that are placed in buildings. The sensor probe consists of gas sensor,
temperature sensor and accelerometer to gather the required parameters. The
accelerometer is used to find seismic action, the gas sensor to find any leakage of
harmful or flammable gas and the temperature sensor to find temperature around
the probe. The system forms a wireless network to transfer information of each
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probe up to the central server. We employed ZigBee wireless technology for this
network as mentioned in the previous section.
Advantages:
These 3 sensors are available as convenient modules in the market and easily
connectable to MCU.
The critical levels of the hazardous gases such as LPG in the buildings have
been indicated through alerting unit.
The system successfully detected the primary appearances of earthquake.
Conclusion:
The huge amount of energy and cost associated with lighting applications has
driven the need to address both budget issues and environmental concerns. In this
work, a smart, efficient LED lighting system is proposed and implemented,
exploiting the unique opportunities of both LED and sensor and control
technologies. Unlike previous works, a probabilistic approach followed by a
statistical analysis of varying-time-based traffic has been considered to implement
an optimal system. The system combines the additional benefits of LED
technology, such as the use of a wireless control system for traffic-based dimming
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to conserve energy, at a savings of 80 % over previously-installed metal halide
bulbs.
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