Blockchain Application In Management Of Electricity Data
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thuonghtn@hcmute.edu.vnDOI:
https://doi.org/10.54644/jte.78A.2023.1361Keywords:
Blockchain, Power System Measurement, Energy records, Billing systems, Hash functionsAbstract
This paper presents a model of using smart electronic meters and network tools to store information about power, price, and customer code in information blocks of Blockchain applications to manage electricity bills. Price transactions will be stored as a data block. The following data block will be linked to the previous, eliminating third-party management. The web user interface is designed to allow customers and administrators to monitor and receive notifications of suspected data attacks. The web application is developed by using Visual Studio software, which supports the C# language, popular among programmers and web developers. The data obtained from the meter is stored using Microsoft SQL Server, a powerful and popular database management system widely used in web applications to improve database services and reduce problems encountered in application development. Experimental model on the EPM5500P meter offers high stability, transparent and secure data management, which can be applied to a large scale such as buildings or industrial areas.
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