An intelligent data collection terminal system and method for preventing electricity theft
Through the intelligent acquisition terminal system and line loss testing module, combined with the total smart meter and the sub-smart meter, the electricity theft behavior is identified and positioned, and the traditional anti-powered stolen method is solved. The problem of difficulty in time detecting electricity theft is achieved, and efficient and accurate electricity theft is achieved Detection and processing.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202410956441.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-07-17
- Publication Date
- 2024-12-10
- Estimated Expiration
- 2044-07-17
AI Technical Summary
Traditional anti-powered power theft methods rely on manual inspections and fixed monitoring equipment, making it difficult to detect power theft in a timely manner. Traditional power meters lack intelligent functions and cannot monitor power consumption in real time, making it difficult to trace and obtain evidence after the power theft occurs.
Design an intelligent acquisition terminal system for anti-powered power theft, including an intelligent acquisition terminal and a server, record the user's electricity consumption through the total smart meter and sub-intelligent meter, and calculate the line loss rate using the line loss test module to determine whether there is power theft Behavior, locate power stolen users and abnormal time periods, and quickly dispatch engineers to deal with it.
It has achieved efficient identification and location of power stolen behavior, improved detection efficiency, reduced false alarm rate, ensured that power stolen behavior was discovered and processed in a timely manner, provided detailed evidence support, and improved the safety and stability of the power system.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of anti-electricity theft, and in particular to an intelligent data collection terminal system and method for anti-electricity theft. Background Art
[0002] With the continuous development of society and the advancement of science and technology, electricity has become the basic energy source for modern social life and production; however, the power system faces many challenges in its operation, among which electricity theft is a long-standing problem that is difficult to completely solve; electricity theft not only causes economic losses to power companies, but also has a negative impact on the stable operation of the power system and the rational allocation of power resources. Therefore, how to effectively prevent electricity theft has become a key issue of concern to power companies and scientific researchers.
[0003] Electricity theft is mainly manifested in users stealing electricity through illegal means, common methods include privately connecting wires, tampering with meter data, using strong magnetic interference meters, etc. These behaviors not only cause direct economic losses to power companies, but also affect the stable operation of the power grid and increase the maintenance and replacement costs of equipment. In addition, electricity theft also poses great safety hazards, which may cause fires, electric shocks and other accidents, endangering public safety. Traditional anti-electricity theft methods mainly rely on manual inspections and fixed monitoring equipment, such as regularly dispatching staff to check meters and lines. This method is not only time-consuming and labor-intensive, but also difficult to detect in time due to the concealment of electricity theft. In addition, traditional meters lack intelligent functions and cannot monitor electricity usage in real time, making it difficult to trace and obtain evidence after electricity theft occurs. Summary of the invention
[0004] The present invention provides an intelligent data collection terminal system for preventing electricity theft, which helps solve the problems mentioned in the above background technology.
[0005] The present invention provides the following technical solution: an intelligent data acquisition terminal system for preventing electricity theft, comprising: an intelligent data acquisition terminal, a server and a line loss test module;
[0006] The intelligent data collection terminal is composed of multiple smart meters, including a master smart meter and multiple sub-smart meters;
[0007] The sub-intelligent electric meter is installed on the circuit branch and is used to record the power consumption of users on the branch and transmit it to the server;
[0008] Each circuit branch is equipped with a sub-smart meter, and each sub-smart meter records the electricity consumption of a user;
[0009] The master smart meter is installed on the circuit trunk, and all circuit branches are gathered on the circuit trunk. The master smart meter is used to record the total power consumption of all users and transmit it to the server;
[0010] The line loss test module includes a circuit and two smart meters connected in series. The line loss rate without electricity theft is tested according to the line loss rate test strategy. The two smart meters are respectively recorded as a first test meter and a second test meter. In the current transmission direction, the first test meter is located before the second test meter.
[0011] The server is used to receive and store the power consumption of users recorded by each smart meter;
[0012] The line loss rate is calculated by obtaining the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters and the total power consumption of all users recorded by the main smart meter, and judging whether there is power theft according to the anti-power theft strategy;
[0013] If there is no electricity theft, no action will be taken;
[0014] If there is electricity theft, obtain the electricity theft user and abnormal time period, and dispatch engineers to handle it according to the maintenance strategy.
[0015] Optionally, testing the line loss rate without power theft according to the line loss rate test strategy specifically includes:
[0016] Supply power to the line loss test module and record the time when power supply starts;
[0017] At the time of starting power supply, obtain the power consumption recorded by the first test meter, which is recorded as A;
[0018] At the time of starting power supply, obtain the power consumption recorded by the second test meter, which is recorded as B;
[0019] Cut off the power supply to the line loss test module and record the time of power off;
[0020] At the moment of power failure, obtain the power consumption recorded by the first test meter, which is recorded as C;
[0021] At the moment of power failure, obtain the power consumption recorded by the second test meter, which is recorded as D;
[0022] Calculate the line loss rate without electricity theft using the following formula:
[0023] ;in is the line loss rate in the absence of electricity theft, A is the power consumption recorded by the first test meter when power supply starts, B is the power consumption recorded by the second test meter when power supply starts, C is the power consumption recorded by the first test meter when power is cut off, and D is the power consumption recorded by the second test meter when power is cut off.
[0024] Optionally, the calculating of the line loss rate by acquiring the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters and the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter, and judging whether there is power theft behavior according to the anti-power theft strategy specifically includes:
[0025] Set the line loss threshold, denoted as Q;
[0026] Set 0:00 as the start time of the day and 24:00 as the end time of the day;
[0027] At the beginning of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter, denoted as E;
[0028] At the beginning of the day, the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by all smart meters is obtained, which is recorded as F;
[0029] At the end of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter, denoted as G;
[0030] At the end of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by all smart meters, denoted as H;
[0031] Calculate the line loss rate of electric energy during transmission. The line loss rate of electric energy during transmission is calculated using the following formula:
[0032] ;in is the line loss rate of electric energy during transmission, E is the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter at the beginning of the day, F is the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters at the beginning of the day, G is the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter at the end of the day, and H is the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters at the end of the day;
[0033] like , then there is a situation where a user steals electricity from the total smart meter, and the user who steals electricity is found according to the strategy for finding the user who steals electricity;
[0034] like , then there is no user stealing electricity from the total smart meter, and determine whether there is other electricity theft behavior.
[0035] Optionally, the step of searching for an electricity stealing user according to an electricity stealing user searching strategy specifically includes:
[0036] Obtain the date on which the user steals electricity from the total smart meter and record it as the occurrence date;
[0037] Get the month of the occurrence date and record it as the occurrence month;
[0038] The month one year before the occurrence date that is the same as the occurrence month is recorded as the target month;
[0039] For each day in the target month,
[0040] Obtain all dates on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter to form a target date set;
[0041] For each user, calculate the average daily electricity consumption of all dates in the target date set, and record it as the average electricity consumption;
[0042] For each user, obtain the electricity consumption on the occurrence date and record it as the actual electricity consumption;
[0043] Set up a total deviation threshold, denoted as X;
[0044] Calculate the difference between each user's actual power consumption and average power consumption;
[0045] The actual power Average power Users of X are recorded as normal users;
[0046] The actual power Average power The user of X is recorded as the electricity stealer.
[0047] Optionally, the step of searching for an electricity stealing user according to an electricity stealing user searching strategy further includes:
[0048] Divide a day into six-hour intervals to form four time periods, which are recorded as the first time period, the second time period, the third time period and the fourth time period;
[0049] For each electricity theft user, the electricity consumption in each time period on the date of occurrence is obtained, and recorded as the first actual electricity consumption, the second actual electricity consumption, the third actual electricity consumption and the fourth actual electricity consumption respectively;
[0050] For each electricity theft user, calculate the average electricity consumption in each time period of all dates in the target date set, and record them as the first average electricity consumption, the second average electricity consumption, the third average electricity consumption and the fourth average electricity consumption respectively;
[0051] Set up a time period threshold deviation, denoted as Y;
[0052] Calculate the difference between the first actual power consumption and the first average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0053] The first actual power The first average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0054] Calculate the difference between the second actual power consumption and the second average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0055] The second actual power The second average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0056] Calculate the difference between the third actual power consumption and the third average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0057] The third actual power The third average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0058] Calculate the difference between the fourth actual power consumption and the fourth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0059] The fourth actual power Fourth average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period.
[0060] Optionally, the determining whether other electricity theft behaviors occur specifically includes:
[0061] The date on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter is obtained, recorded as the first date;
[0062] Get the month of the first date, recorded as the first month;
[0063] The month that is the same as the first month one year before the first date is recorded as the target month;
[0064] For each day in the target month,
[0065] Obtain all dates on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter and does not steal electricity from other users, to form a first set;
[0066] For each user, calculate the daily average power consumption of all dates in the first set, and record it as the first power consumption;
[0067] For each user, the power consumption on the first date is obtained and recorded as the second power consumption;
[0068] Establish a first deviation threshold, denoted as U;
[0069] Set up a second deviation threshold, denoted as V;
[0070] Calculate the difference between the first power consumption and the second power consumption of each user;
[0071] The first electricity Second power The users of U are recorded as the users whose electricity is stolen;
[0072] The first electricity Second power Users of V are recorded as electricity theft users;
[0073] The user's first power appears Second power The date of the V situation is recorded as the electricity theft date.
[0074] Optionally, the determining whether a user steals electricity from other users further includes:
[0075] Divide a day into six-hour intervals to form four time periods, which are recorded as the first time period, the second time period, the third time period and the fourth time period;
[0076] For each electricity theft user, the electricity consumption in each time period on the electricity theft date is obtained, and recorded as the fifth actual electricity consumption, the sixth actual electricity consumption, the seventh actual electricity consumption and the eighth actual electricity consumption respectively;
[0077] For each electricity theft user, calculate the average electricity consumption in each time period of all dates in the first set, and record them as the fifth average electricity consumption, the sixth average electricity consumption, the seventh average electricity consumption and the eighth average electricity consumption respectively;
[0078] Set up a third deviation threshold, denoted as W;
[0079] Calculate the difference between the fifth actual power consumption and the fifth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0080] The fifth actual power Fifth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0081] Calculate the difference between the sixth actual power consumption and the sixth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0082] The sixth actual power Sixth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0083] Calculate the difference between the seventh actual power consumption and the seventh average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0084] The seventh actual power Seventh average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0085] Calculate the difference between the eighth actual power consumption and the eighth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0086] The eighth actual power Eighth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period.
[0087] Optionally, dispatching engineers to handle the problem according to the maintenance strategy specifically includes:
[0088] Get the address of the electricity stealer;
[0089] Get the addresses of all engineers during any abnormal time period;
[0090] For each engineer, calculate the travel time between the engineer and the electricity theft user, and sort them in order from shortest to longest travel time;
[0091] The engineer who has the shortest communication time with the electricity theft user is obtained and recorded as the maintenance engineer;
[0092] Dispatch maintenance engineers to the address of the electricity theft user during any abnormal time period to handle the issue.
[0093] The present invention has the following beneficial effects:
[0094] 1. This intelligent data collection terminal system for preventing electricity theft can efficiently identify and locate electricity theft through the cooperation of intelligent data collection terminals, servers and line loss test modules; the intelligent data collection terminal is composed of a total intelligent meter and sub-intelligent meters, the total intelligent meter records the total electricity consumption of all users, and the sub-intelligent meters record the electricity consumption of each user respectively; by comparing the records of the total intelligent meter and the sub-intelligent meter, the system can calculate the line loss rate and determine whether there is electricity theft; in addition, the system has also designed a detailed strategy for finding electricity theft users, and further confirms the identity of electricity theft users by analyzing the user's historical electricity consumption data and abnormal time periods; this precise positioning and identification method not only improves the detection efficiency, but also reduces the false alarm rate, ensuring that electricity theft can be discovered and handled in a timely manner.
[0095] 2. A method for an intelligent data collection terminal system to prevent electricity theft accurately calculates the line loss rate in the absence of electricity theft based on a specific line loss rate test strategy; by recording the power consumption of two test meters at the time of power on and power off, the system can obtain accurate line loss rate data; further, the system calculates the line loss rate of electricity during transmission by recording the power consumption of the total smart meter and the sub-smart meter every day, and determines whether there is an abnormality based on a preset line loss threshold; this method can not only help detect electricity theft, but also effectively monitor and analyze the overall loss of the power system, and provide data support to optimize power transmission and management.
[0096] 3. A method for using an intelligent data collection terminal system to prevent electricity theft. In order to accurately locate electricity theft users, the system sets up detailed analysis strategies, including daily average electricity consumption calculation, electricity consumption difference analysis within time periods, etc.; the system identifies users with abnormal electricity consumption by obtaining the difference between the user's daily average electricity consumption and actual electricity consumption when not stealing electricity; at the same time, the day is divided into multiple time periods, and the difference between the user's electricity consumption in each time period and the average value is calculated respectively, and the abnormal time period is further confirmed; these detailed analysis strategies can help the system more accurately locate the time and user of the electricity theft, provide detailed evidence support, and effectively improve the accuracy and reliability of electricity theft detection.
[0097] 4. A method of an intelligent data collection terminal system for preventing electricity theft, which receives and stores the user's electricity consumption recorded by each smart meter in real time through a server to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of the data; when electricity theft is detected, the system can quickly dispatch engineers to handle it according to a preset maintenance strategy; by obtaining the address of the electricity theft user and the address of the engineer, the system calculates and sorts the travel time, and selects the most suitable engineer to carry out on-site processing during the time period when the electricity theft user often steals electricity; this real-time monitoring and rapid response mechanism ensures that electricity theft can be handled in the shortest time, reduces the loss of the power company, and improves the safety and stability of users' electricity use.
[0098] 5. A method for preventing electricity theft using an intelligent data collection terminal system determines the line loss rate by comparing the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total intelligent meter with the total electricity consumption recorded by all sub-intelligent meters; if the calculated line loss rate is abnormal, the system can further analyze whether it is caused by stealing electricity from the total intelligent meter or by theft between users; this distinction is very helpful for power companies to understand the source of the electricity theft in detail, so as to take more precise countermeasures; this function greatly improves the meticulousness of the electricity theft analysis and the targetedness of the treatment; the intelligent data collection terminal system plays a key role in analyzing the difference between stealing electricity from the total intelligent meter and stealing electricity from other users, which not only improves the efficiency and accuracy of handling electricity theft, but also provides solid data support and guarantee for the safe operation of the entire power system. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0099] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the process of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0100] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0101] Embodiment 1, refer to Figure 1 , an intelligent data acquisition terminal system for preventing electricity theft, comprising: an intelligent data acquisition terminal, a server and a line loss test module;
[0102] The intelligent data collection terminal is composed of multiple smart meters, including a master smart meter and multiple sub-smart meters;
[0103] The sub-intelligent electric meter is installed on the circuit branch and is used to record the power consumption of users on the branch and transmit it to the server;
[0104] Each circuit branch is equipped with a sub-smart meter, and each sub-smart meter records the electricity consumption of a user;
[0105] The master smart meter is installed on the circuit trunk, and all circuit branches are gathered on the circuit trunk. The master smart meter is used to record the total power consumption of all users and transmit it to the server;
[0106] The line loss test module includes a circuit and two smart meters connected in series. The line loss rate without electricity theft is tested according to the line loss rate test strategy. The two smart meters are respectively recorded as a first test meter and a second test meter. In the current transmission direction, the first test meter is located before the second test meter.
[0107] The server is used to receive and store the power consumption of users recorded by each smart meter;
[0108] The line loss rate is calculated by obtaining the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters and the total power consumption of all users recorded by the main smart meter, and judging whether there is power theft according to the anti-power theft strategy;
[0109] If there is no electricity theft, no action will be taken;
[0110] If there is electricity theft, obtain the electricity theft user and abnormal time period, and dispatch engineers to handle it according to the maintenance strategy.
[0111] The line loss rate test strategy for testing the line loss rate without power theft specifically includes:
[0112] Supply power to the line loss test module and record the time when power supply starts;
[0113] At the time of starting power supply, obtain the power consumption recorded by the first test meter, which is recorded as A;
[0114] At the time of starting power supply, obtain the power consumption recorded by the second test meter, which is recorded as B;
[0115] Cut off the power supply to the line loss test module and record the time of power off;
[0116] At the moment of power failure, obtain the power consumption recorded by the first test meter, which is recorded as C;
[0117] At the moment of power failure, obtain the power consumption recorded by the second test meter, which is recorded as D;
[0118] Calculate the line loss rate without electricity theft using the following formula:
[0119] ;in is the line loss rate without electricity theft, A is the power consumption recorded by the first test meter at the time of power supply, B is the power consumption recorded by the second test meter at the time of power supply, C is the power consumption recorded by the first test meter at the time of power outage, and D is the power consumption recorded by the second test meter at the time of power outage;
[0120] According to the specific line loss rate test strategy, the line loss rate in the absence of electricity theft is accurately calculated; by recording the power consumption of the two test meters at the time of power supply and power outage, the system can obtain accurate line loss rate data; further, the system calculates the line loss rate of electricity during transmission by recording the power consumption of the total smart meter and the sub-smart meter every day, and determines whether there is an abnormality based on the preset line loss threshold; this method can not only help detect electricity theft, but also effectively monitor and analyze the overall loss of the power system, providing data support to optimize power transmission and management.
[0121] The method of calculating the line loss rate by obtaining the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters and the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter, and judging whether there is power theft behavior according to the anti-power theft strategy specifically includes:
[0122] Set the line loss threshold, denoted as Q;
[0123] Set 0:00 as the start time of the day and 24:00 as the end time of the day;
[0124] At the beginning of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter, denoted as E;
[0125] At the beginning of the day, the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by all smart meters is obtained, which is recorded as F;
[0126] At the end of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter, denoted as G;
[0127] At the end of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by all smart meters, denoted as H;
[0128] Calculate the line loss rate of electric energy during transmission. The line loss rate of electric energy during transmission is calculated using the following formula:
[0129] ;in is the line loss rate of electric energy during transmission, E is the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter at the beginning of the day, F is the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters at the beginning of the day, G is the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter at the end of the day, and H is the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters at the end of the day;
[0130] like , then there is a situation where a user steals electricity from the total smart meter, and the user who steals electricity is found according to the strategy for finding the user who steals electricity;
[0131] like , then there is no user stealing electricity from the total smart meter, and determine whether there is other electricity theft behavior.
[0132] The step of searching for an electricity stealing user according to the electricity stealing user searching strategy specifically includes:
[0133] Obtain the date on which the user steals electricity from the total smart meter and record it as the occurrence date;
[0134] Get the month of the occurrence date and record it as the occurrence month;
[0135] The month one year before the occurrence date that is the same as the occurrence month is recorded as the target month;
[0136] For each day in the target month,
[0137] Obtain all dates on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter to form a target date set;
[0138] For each user, calculate the average daily electricity consumption of all dates in the target date set, and record it as the average electricity consumption;
[0139] For each user, obtain the electricity consumption on the occurrence date and record it as the actual electricity consumption;
[0140] Set up a total deviation threshold, denoted as X;
[0141] Calculate the difference between each user's actual power consumption and average power consumption;
[0142] The actual power Average power Users of X are recorded as normal users;
[0143] The actual power Average power Users of X are recorded as electricity stealers;
[0144] In order to accurately locate users who steal electricity, the system has set up detailed analysis strategies, including calculation of daily average electricity consumption and analysis of electricity consumption differences within time periods. The system identifies users with abnormal electricity consumption by obtaining the difference between the user's daily average electricity consumption when not stealing electricity and the actual electricity consumption. At the same time, the day is divided into multiple time periods, and the difference between the user's electricity consumption in each time period and the average is calculated to further confirm the abnormal time period. These detailed analysis strategies can help the system more accurately locate the time and user of the electricity theft, provide detailed evidence support, and effectively improve the accuracy and reliability of electricity theft detection.
[0145] The method of finding the electricity stealing user according to the electricity stealing user finding strategy also includes:
[0146] Divide a day into six-hour intervals to form four time periods, which are recorded as the first time period, the second time period, the third time period and the fourth time period;
[0147] For each electricity theft user, the electricity consumption in each time period on the date of occurrence is obtained, and recorded as the first actual electricity consumption, the second actual electricity consumption, the third actual electricity consumption and the fourth actual electricity consumption respectively;
[0148] For each electricity theft user, calculate the average electricity consumption in each time period of all dates in the target date set, and record them as the first average electricity consumption, the second average electricity consumption, the third average electricity consumption and the fourth average electricity consumption respectively;
[0149] Set up a time period threshold deviation, denoted as Y;
[0150] Calculate the difference between the first actual power consumption and the first average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0151] The first actual power The first average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0152] Calculate the difference between the second actual power consumption and the second average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0153] The second actual power The second average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0154] Calculate the difference between the third actual power consumption and the third average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0155] The third actual power The third average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0156] Calculate the difference between the fourth actual power consumption and the fourth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0157] The fourth actual power Fourth average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period.
[0158] The determination of whether other acts of electricity theft occur specifically includes:
[0159] The date on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter is obtained, recorded as the first date;
[0160] Get the month of the first date, recorded as the first month;
[0161] The month that is the same as the first month one year before the first date is recorded as the target month;
[0162] For each day in the target month,
[0163] Obtain all dates on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter and does not steal electricity from other users, to form a first set;
[0164] For each user, calculate the daily average power consumption of all dates in the first set, and record it as the first power consumption;
[0165] For each user, the power consumption on the first date is obtained and recorded as the second power consumption;
[0166] Establish a first deviation threshold, denoted as U;
[0167] Set up a second deviation threshold, denoted as V;
[0168] Calculate the difference between the first power consumption and the second power consumption of each user;
[0169] The first electricity Second power The users of U are recorded as the users whose electricity is stolen;
[0170] The first electricity Second power Users of V are recorded as electricity theft users;
[0171] The user's first power appears Second power The date of the V situation is recorded as the electricity theft date.
[0172] The determining whether a user steals electricity from other users also includes:
[0173] Divide a day into six-hour intervals to form four time periods, which are recorded as the first time period, the second time period, the third time period and the fourth time period;
[0174] For each electricity theft user, the electricity consumption in each time period on the electricity theft date is obtained, and recorded as the fifth actual electricity consumption, the sixth actual electricity consumption, the seventh actual electricity consumption and the eighth actual electricity consumption respectively;
[0175] For each electricity theft user, calculate the average electricity consumption in each time period of all dates in the first set, and record them as the fifth average electricity consumption, the sixth average electricity consumption, the seventh average electricity consumption and the eighth average electricity consumption respectively;
[0176] Set up a third deviation threshold, denoted as W;
[0177] Calculate the difference between the fifth actual power consumption and the fifth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0178] The fifth actual power Fifth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0179] Calculate the difference between the sixth actual power consumption and the sixth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0180] The sixth actual power Sixth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0181] Calculate the difference between the seventh actual power consumption and the seventh average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0182] The seventh actual power Seventh average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0183] Calculate the difference between the eighth actual power consumption and the eighth average power consumption of each power stealing user;
[0184] The eighth actual power Eighth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period;
[0185] The line loss rate is determined by comparing the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter with the total electricity consumption recorded by all sub-smart meters. If the calculated line loss rate is abnormal, the system can further analyze whether it is caused by the theft of electricity from the total smart meter or theft between users. This distinction is very helpful for power companies to understand the source of the theft in detail and take more precise countermeasures. This function greatly improves the level of detail in the analysis of theft and the specificity of the treatment. The intelligent data collection terminal system plays a key role in analyzing the difference between theft of electricity from the total smart meter and theft of electricity from other users. It not only improves the efficiency and accuracy of handling theft, but also provides solid data support and guarantee for the safe operation of the entire power system.
[0186] The above-mentioned dispatching of engineers to handle the problem according to the maintenance strategy specifically includes:
[0187] Get the address of the electricity stealer;
[0188] Get the addresses of all engineers during any abnormal time period;
[0189] For each engineer, calculate the travel time between the engineer and the electricity theft user, and sort them in order from shortest to longest travel time;
[0190] The engineer who has the shortest communication time with the electricity theft user is obtained and recorded as the maintenance engineer;
[0191] Dispatch maintenance engineers to the address of electricity theft users during any abnormal time period to handle the situation;
[0192] The server receives and stores the user's electricity consumption recorded by each smart meter in real time to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of the data. When electricity theft is detected, the system can quickly dispatch engineers to handle it according to the preset maintenance strategy. By obtaining the address of the electricity theft user and the address of the engineer, the system calculates and sorts the travel time and selects the most suitable engineer to handle it on-site during the time period when the electricity theft user often steals electricity. This real-time monitoring and rapid response mechanism ensures that electricity theft can be handled in the shortest time, reducing the loss of the power company and improving the safety and stability of users' electricity use.
[0193] Through the cooperation of the intelligent data collection terminal, server and line loss test module, electricity theft can be efficiently identified and located; the intelligent data collection terminal consists of a total smart meter and sub-smart meters. The total smart meter records the total electricity consumption of all users, and the sub-smart meter records the electricity consumption of each user respectively; by comparing the records of the total smart meter and the sub-smart meter, the system can calculate the line loss rate and determine whether there is electricity theft; in addition, the system has also designed a detailed strategy for finding electricity theft users, and further confirms the identity of the electricity theft users by analyzing the user's historical electricity consumption data and abnormal time periods; this method of precise positioning and identification not only improves the detection efficiency, but also reduces the false alarm rate, ensuring that electricity theft can be discovered and handled in a timely manner.
[0194] It should be noted that, in this article, relational terms such as first and second, etc. are only used to distinguish one entity or operation from another entity or operation, and do not necessarily require or imply any such actual relationship or order between these entities or operations. Moreover, the terms "include", "comprise" or any other variants thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, so that a process, method, article or device including a series of elements includes not only those elements, but also other elements not explicitly listed, or also includes elements inherent to such process, method, article or device.
[0195] The above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention. It should be pointed out that for ordinary technicians in this technical field, several improvements and modifications can be made without departing from the technical principles of the present invention. These improvements and modifications should also be regarded as the scope of protection of the present invention.
Claims
1. An intelligent data collection terminal system for preventing electricity theft, characterized in that: include: Intelligent acquisition terminal, server and line loss test module; The intelligent data collection terminal is composed of multiple smart meters, including a master smart meter and multiple sub-smart meters; The sub-intelligent electric meter is installed on the circuit branch and is used to record the power consumption of users on the branch and transmit it to the server; Each circuit branch is equipped with a sub-smart meter, and each sub-smart meter records the electricity consumption of a user; The master smart meter is installed on the circuit trunk, and all circuit branches are gathered on the circuit trunk. The master smart meter is used to record the total power consumption of all users and transmit it to the server; The line loss test module includes a circuit and two smart meters connected in series, and tests the line loss rate without electricity theft according to the line loss rate test strategy. The two smart meters are respectively recorded as a first test meter and a second test meter; Along the current transmission direction, the first test meter is located before the second test meter; The server is used to receive and store the power consumption of users recorded by each smart meter; The line loss rate is calculated by obtaining the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters and the total power consumption of all users recorded by the main smart meter, and judging whether there is power theft according to the anti-power theft strategy; If there is no electricity theft, no action will be taken; If there is electricity theft, obtain the electricity theft user and abnormal time period, and dispatch engineers to handle the problem according to the maintenance strategy; Supply power to the line loss test module and record the time when power supply starts; At the time of starting power supply, obtain the power consumption recorded by the first test meter, which is recorded as A; At the time of starting power supply, obtain the power consumption recorded by the second test meter, which is recorded as B; Cut off the power supply to the line loss test module and record the time of power off; At the moment of power failure, obtain the power consumption recorded by the first test meter, which is recorded as C; At the moment of power failure, obtain the power consumption recorded by the second test meter, which is recorded as D; Calculate the line loss rate without electricity theft using the following formula: ;in is the line loss rate without electricity theft, A is the power consumption recorded by the first test meter at the time of power supply, B is the power consumption recorded by the second test meter at the time of power supply, C is the power consumption recorded by the first test meter at the time of power outage, and D is the power consumption recorded by the second test meter at the time of power outage; Set the line loss threshold, denoted as Q; Set 0:00 as the start time of the day and 24:00 as the end time of the day; At the beginning of the day, the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter is obtained, which is recorded as E; At the beginning of the day, the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by all smart meters is obtained, which is recorded as F; At the end of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter, denoted as G; At the end of the day, obtain the total electricity consumption of all users recorded by all smart meters, denoted as H; Calculate the line loss rate of electric energy during transmission. The line loss rate of electric energy during transmission is calculated using the following formula: ;in is the line loss rate of electric energy during transmission, E is the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter at the beginning of the day, F is the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters at the beginning of the day, G is the total power consumption of all users recorded by the total smart meter at the end of the day, and H is the total power consumption of all users recorded by all sub-smart meters at the end of the day; like , then there is a situation where a user steals electricity from the total smart meter. The user who steals electricity is found according to the strategy for finding the user who steals electricity, which specifically includes: Obtain the date on which the user steals electricity from the total smart meter and record it as the occurrence date; Get the month of the occurrence date and record it as the occurrence month; The month one year before the occurrence date that is the same as the occurrence month is recorded as the target month; For each day in the target month, Obtain all dates on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter to form a target date set; For each user, calculate the average daily electricity consumption of all dates in the target date set, and record it as the average electricity consumption; For each user, obtain the electricity consumption on the occurrence date and record it as the actual electricity consumption; Set up a total deviation threshold, denoted as X; Calculate the difference between each user's actual power consumption and average power consumption; The actual power Average power Users of X are recorded as normal users; The actual power Average power Users of X are recorded as electricity stealers; Divide a day into six-hour intervals to form four time periods, which are recorded as the first time period, the second time period, the third time period and the fourth time period; For each electricity theft user, the electricity consumption in each time period on the date of occurrence is obtained, and recorded as the first actual electricity consumption, the second actual electricity consumption, the third actual electricity consumption and the fourth actual electricity consumption respectively; For each electricity theft user, calculate the average electricity consumption in each time period of all dates in the target date set, and record them as the first average electricity consumption, the second average electricity consumption, the third average electricity consumption and the fourth average electricity consumption respectively; Set up a time period threshold deviation, denoted as Y; Calculate the difference between the first actual power consumption and the first average power consumption of each power stealing user; The first actual power The first average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period; Calculate the difference between the second actual power consumption and the second average power consumption of each power stealing user; The second actual power The second average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period; Calculate the difference between the third actual power consumption and the third average power consumption of each power stealing user; The third actual power The third average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period; Calculate the difference between the fourth actual power consumption and the fourth average power consumption of each power stealing user; The fourth actual power Fourth average power The time period of Y is recorded as the abnormal time period; like , then there is no user stealing electricity from the total smart meter, and whether there are other acts of stealing electricity, including: The date on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter is obtained, recorded as the first date; Get the month of the first date, recorded as the first month; The month that is the same as the first month one year before the first date is recorded as the target month; For each day in the target month, Obtain all dates on which the user does not steal electricity from the total smart meter and does not steal electricity from other users, to form a first set; For each user, calculate the daily average power consumption of all dates in the first set, and record it as the first power consumption; For each user, the power consumption on the first date is obtained and recorded as the second power consumption; Establish a first deviation threshold, denoted as U; Set up a second deviation threshold, denoted as V; Calculate the difference between the first power consumption and the second power consumption of each user; The first electricity Second power The users of U are recorded as the users whose electricity is stolen; The first electricity Second power Users of V are recorded as electricity theft users; The user's first power appears Second power The date of the V situation is recorded as the electricity theft date; Divide a day into six-hour intervals to form four time periods, which are recorded as the first time period, the second time period, the third time period and the fourth time period; For each electricity theft user, the electricity consumption in each time period on the electricity theft date is obtained, and recorded as the fifth actual electricity consumption, the sixth actual electricity consumption, the seventh actual electricity consumption and the eighth actual electricity consumption respectively; For each electricity theft user, calculate the average electricity consumption in each time period of all dates in the first set, and record them as the fifth average electricity consumption, the sixth average electricity consumption, the seventh average electricity consumption, and the eighth average electricity consumption respectively; Set up a third deviation threshold, denoted as W; Calculate the difference between the fifth actual power consumption and the fifth average power consumption of each power stealing user; The fifth actual power Fifth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period; Calculate the difference between the sixth actual power consumption and the sixth average power consumption of each power stealing user; The sixth actual power Sixth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period; Calculate the difference between the seventh actual power consumption and the seventh average power consumption of each power stealing user; The seventh actual power Seventh average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period; Calculate the difference between the eighth actual power consumption and the eighth average power consumption of each power stealing user; The eighth actual power Eighth average power The time period of W is recorded as the abnormal time period; Get the address of the electricity stealer; Get the addresses of all engineers during any abnormal time period; For each engineer, calculate the travel time between the engineer and the electricity theft user, and sort them in order from shortest to longest travel time; The engineer who has the shortest communication time with the electricity theft user is obtained and recorded as the maintenance engineer; Dispatch maintenance engineers to the address of the electricity theft user during any abnormal time period to handle the issue.
