Experiences from Vietnam Smart Meter Reading Pilot Project

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Experiences from Vietnam Smart Meter Reading Pilot Project Presenter: Dr. Ngoc Thien Le Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chulalongkorn University

Authors Professor, Dr. Watit Benjapolakul and Dr. Ngoc Thien Le, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Chulalongkorn University Mr. Sang Dinh Ngoc and Mr. Dinh Truong Cong, Dept. of Urban Engineering, Univ. of Architecture, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Mr. Thai Hung, EVNCPC Electric Utility, Vietnam My colleges in Vietnam are: Mr. Sang Dinh Ngoc, Mr. Dinh Cong Truong and Mr. Thai Hung

Why smart meter? Utility Customer Operation and Maintenance cost; Workforce cost; Forward to smart applications: Demand Response; Peak Load Reduction; Real-time Energy Theft Detection Customer E-Bill and Online Payment; Social impact; Changing behaviors: Real time price

Challenges Interoperable: many smart meter’s manufactures Communication network Wireline vs. Wireless Dedicated vs. Shared Licensed vs Unlicensed Bandwidth, real-time Toward: Smart Grid, Internet of Thing

Vietnam Smart Meter Pilot Project Named as: RF-Spider system 14 provinces of Central Vietnam Start from 2011

Smart Meter Network Wireless approach: mesh network Smart Meter <-> Data Collection Unit (DCU): using unlicensed bands: 408.925 MHz and 433.05 MHz 406.1 MHz-430 MHz: Terrestrial Fixed Service 430 MHz-440 MHz: Radio Location DCU <-> Utility’s Data Server: 3G mobile network Router: relay device between Smart Meter and DCU

Smart Meter Network Based on the road, and distribution transformer locations

Devices Router DCU Assembled in Vietnam, by EVNCPC 1-phase meter

Experiences: placement DCU

Experiences: placement Smart Meter

Experiences: network

Experiences: performances Add more Router if the RF links are unstable; The total connected smart meter per DCU: about 99.2%; DCUs are died by lightning; Smart meter’s distribution: 2 dimensional Poisson distribution

Experiences: Server Storage

Future Upgrade: 4G mobile network; RF-SPIDERGIS: integrate with geographic information system (GIS); Day-ahead price for main customers; Long term: Advanced metering infrastructure (AMI)

Acknowledgment The authors would like to thank the Vietnam EVNCPC Utility for sharing information about their smart grid pilot projects.

References NIST Framework and Roadmap for Smart GridInteroperability Standards, Release 3.0, September 2014, [Online] https://www.nist.gov/sites/default/files/documents/smartgrid/NIST-SP-1108r3.pdf Data Collection Unit, [Online] https://emec.cpc .vn/Detmetere.aspx?T=0&ID=15. Router, [Online] https://emec.cpc.vn/Detmeter-e.aspx?T=0&ID=6. DT01M80 Smart Meter, [Online] https://emec.cpc.vn/Detmetere.aspx?T=2&ID=27. DT03M10 Smart Meter, [Online] https://emec .cpc.vn/Detmetere.aspx?T=2&ID=20.

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