INTELLIGENT WIRELESS STREET LIGHTING SYSTEM USING ZIGBEE

Presented By

1.GAURAV KAUSHIK (VT no 7258, Reg No 13510105016) 2.MD SHAKIR HUSSAIN(VT no: 7536, Reg.No 13510105353)

3.KHALID KHAN(VT no: 7531, Reg.No 13510105326)

Internal GuideMr. N.VIGNESH.,M.E.,ASST PROFE.E.E.

External GuideMr. J GNANASEKARAN(J.W.M. )HEAVY VEHICLES FACTORY,AVADIPh. :-9444433855

Contents of Presentation

• Objective of the project

• Existing System

• Demerits

• Proposed System

• Advantages

• Work Schedule

• Conclusion

• References

Objective• The highway and street lighting system will become highly reliable. The

fault dedication is made easy. The efficiency of the lighting system increases by 30%.

Existing System

• Manual control at the particular place• Time based control• Manually monitored• Fault identification through manually• Wired communication

Demerits of the Existing System

• The system is more complex.• More man power is required.

Proposed system • The system consists of a group of measuring stations in the street (one

station located in each lamppost) and a base station located nearby. The system is designed as a modular system, easily extendable. The measuring stations are used to observe street conditions as the intensity of daylight and, depending on the conditions they activate or off the lamps. Other factors influencing the activation are: climatic conditions, seasons, geographical location, and many possible alternative factors. For these reasons every lamp is designed independent to decide about the activation of light. The base station conjointly checks if any lamp is correctly operating and sends the message using the wireless network to the operator who will act in case of malfunction.

Continued…The program that controls the system is designed primarilyto avoid wasting energy. Firstly, as a result that the systemworks solely in the darkness, avoiding waste of energythroughout sunlight hours when the sole active device is thesolar panel that recharges battery. Secondly, the sensors enablethe system to operate solely when necessary. Thirdly, thesystem employs highly economical LEDs to ensure correctillumination and assure energy savings. Finally, when thesystem is disabled, all devices (wireless module andmicrocontrollers) are in the sleep mode, that permits negligiblepower consumption. The wake-up is triggered by the change ofconditions (emergency device, presence sensor, etc.). Theselection of the battery depends on the conditions where the system is installed.

Zig bee specification

Continued …• Designed for wireless controls and sensors• Operates in Personal Area Networks (PAN’s) and device-to-device

networks• Connectivity between small packet devices• Control of lights, switches, thermostats, appliances, etc.

System requirement

• Hardware requirement : 1. PIC controller 2. Zig bee transmitter 3. Zig bee receiver

• Software requirement :1. PIC ‘C’ compiler2. Proteus simulator

Input sensor PIC controller

Lamp array

Zig bee Transmitter

Transmitter

Power supply

Receiver

Zig bee receiver Live status

PIC controller

Power supply

Advantages

• Remote monitoring and control• Fault status can be easily identified• Wireless communication• Easy to monitor and control• Simple• High reliability

CCS COMPILER

SIMULATION RESULT

TRANSMITTER BOARD

OUTPUT

Work schedule

Sl.No.

Duration Work to be completed/Completed

1 04-12-13 to 19-12-13

Base paper reading and some general project guidelines.

2 19-12-13 to 06-01-14

Block diagram and selection of devices has been completed.

3. 06-01-14 to 05-02-14

Stimulation of project and some hardware work will be completed.

4. 05-02-14 to 05-03-14

Complete hardware kit and simulation with the project report to be submitted.

Conclusion

In this paper a proposal of an intelligent street lighting system is described that integrates new technology ease of maintenance and energy savings. This is obtained by using the highly economical LED technology supplied by renewable energy provided by the solar panels and by using the intelligent management of the lampposts. The proposed system is especially appropriate for street lighting in remote urban and rural areas where the traffic is low at times. Independence of the power network permits to implement it in remote areas where the classical systems are prohibitively expensive. The system is versatile, extendables, offering and totally adustable to user need.

References

• Wu Yue; Shi Changhong; Zhang Xianghong; Yang Wei; , "Design of new intelligent street light control system," Control and Automation (ICCA), 2010 8th IEEE International Conference on , vol., no., pp.1423- 1427, 9-11 June 2010

• Lin Jianyi; Jin Xiulong; Mao Qianjie; , "Wireless Monitoring System of Street Lamps Based on ZigBee," Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing, 2009. WiCom '09. 5th International Conference on , vol., no., pp.1-3, 24-26 Sept. 2009