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Methodology to Ensure the Continuity of the Information Systems Service, Based on the Monitoring of Electrical Energy, Using IoT Technology

Auccahuasi W.; Urbano K.; Flores E.; Romero L.; Diaz M.; Felix E.; Benites N.; Sernaque F.; Lovera D.; Pacheco O.; Ruiz M. · Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies (2022) · DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-3448-2_14

Resumen

In health centers, hospital services are a useful source of information that cannot be interrupted, as they provide necessary clinical information such as results of clinical examinations, results of radiological examinations, search results for available drugs, among other necessary information. In the absence of commercial electrical energy, mechanisms should be considered to ensure the continuity of information services through the use of battery banks, this methodology presents a technique based on IoT techniques, through which the consumption of the package is monitored. of batteries found in the data centers of hospital establishments, to be able to analyze the level of charge and the state of the batteries at all times when the commercial electrical power is active, when the commercial power is cut, the battery bank power, so your tracking on the consumption of the battery Charging is of vital importance to be able to activate the alternative and energy mechanisms such as electric power generating motors, but these motors have an ignition and stabilization time, it is at this time that it is necessary to monitor the use and discharge of energy from the power bank batteries found in data centers, the mechanism to be used for the connection through IoT is based on an ATECC608A development device, which has an ATWINC1510 Wi-Fi connection with an interface developed in LabView, The results demonstrate the use and practicality as most power outages occur at night so data center workers are not at their workplace and remote monitoring of battery banks is very useful in these situations based on IoT technology.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Federico Villarreal; Universidad Nacional de Moquegua; Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener; Universidad César Vallejo; Universidad Privada del Norte