Automation of a Solar Energy Powered Domestic Well-Water Treatment Plant
Fadiji, Ezekiel Adegoke , Department of Electrical Electronics Engineering, Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology, Ikere Ekiti, Nigeria.Abstract
Water automation is all about controlling, monitoring and even billing of water usage in different places like hotel, house, irrigation land and industry with less human effort. Water is precious gift to mankind and we need to preserve quality of this natural resource. This paper presents a model showing how efficiently water can be distributed in urban areas through pipelines and how corrosion of pipes driving water to individuals can be prevented along with theft identification system which shows theft of water from a particular pipeline by giving visual presentation. The researchers done water automation based on different purposes using different types of hardware and technologies. This paper develops an automatic domestic well-water supply distribution system and treatment plant which can monitor water tank by measuring the water flow, water level, water temperature, cut ON/OFF water supply and send notifications to the user through mobile messaging. All of the component like water level and flow switch was connected through an android application that is much more efficient and easier to control the whole process.
Keywords
Water automation, well-water treatment plan, mobile messaging, mobile application and android application
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