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Meter Data Acquisition System In Power Utilities - ISSN: 2319-8753

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  • Utkarsh Seetha

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Reeling under an average AT & C losses of around 33%, it is quite impossible for power distribution sector to keep up the desired economic pace without major reforms in the Power sector, especially in Distribution. System Integrator has been working closely in Power distribution sector to address AT & C loss reduction, bring transparency, improve customer satisfaction and increase employee productivity through right convergence of IT & Automation. Technology innovation can only benefit the sector and system integration has major role to play in empowering the power distribution utilities. There is a huge need for specialized, customized and upgraded system solution for the power sector and System Integration Power solutions can help utilities to make a significant leap in Field Automation and reducing their Aggregate Technical and Commercial losses. The objective of Meter Data Acquisition Solution Provider is to collect meter data of DT and consumer meters at desired frequencies remotely and make available for DISCOM operations. Keywords: Data Concentrator Unit (DCU), Meter Data Acquisition Solution (MDAS), Automatic Meter Reading (AMR), Common Automatic Meter Reading (CAMR)

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  • Utkarsh Seetha, 2015. "Meter Data Acquisition System In Power Utilities - ISSN: 2319-8753," Working Paper 237636, Harvard University OpenScholar.
  • Handle: RePEc:qsh:wpaper:237636
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