Non-Technical Losses on Injected Distribution Energy: Case Study on Entry Meters, Installed in the Rio De Janeiro State, Brazil

Authors

  • Mário Seixas Cabussú
  • Rogério Nascimento Salles
  • Kleber Franke Portella
  • Antonio Alcy Salles
  • Carlos Alberto Passos Noronha
  • Carlos José Ribas D’Ávila
  • Filipe Maia Lessa Pinheiro
  • Joarez Bastos Monteiro
  • Luciano Pimenta de Moraes
  • Raphael Andrade de Souza

Abstract

Commercial or non-technical losses (NTL) on injected energy (regulatory) are primarily related to their fraud and theft in the distribution sectors, and corresponded to the concessionaires installed in Brazil, about 3.46% between 2010 and 2014, or values around US$ 300 million. For the region of Rio de Janeiro, these were, between 2010 and 2013, in the order of 11%. In order to reduce the amount of fraud in the concession area of the region in a case study, the use of drilling tools, the use of magnetic fields for blocking or delaying the meter disk, changes in the terminal contacts, such as electric bridges; the inverted connections of the internal circuits, the lack of neutral, by up to 12% each.

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2019-10-05

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Cabussú, M. S., Salles, R. N., Portella, K. F., Salles, A. A., Noronha, C. A. P., D’Ávila, C. J. R., Pinheiro, F. M. L., Monteiro, J. B., Moraes, L. P. de, & Souza, R. A. de. (2019). Non-Technical Losses on Injected Distribution Energy: Case Study on Entry Meters, Installed in the Rio De Janeiro State, Brazil. International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and Science, 6(7). https://journal-repository.com/index.php/ijaers/article/view/392