Hybrid Solar Heat Accumulator Control for Egg Hatcher Applying Power Hysteresis Method

Setiawan, Budhy; Mandayatma, Eka; Widjarnako,; Isrofi, Azis; Audiana, Virna Umaro

doi:10.1109/ieit56384.2022.9967875

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“…has answered. The majority of articles state that the parameters controlled are temperature and humidity [1], [6], [12]- [19]. 90% of researchers employ incandescent bulbs and fans as actuators for achieving the appropriate temperature.…”

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“…90% of researchers employ incandescent bulbs and fans as actuators for achieving the appropriate temperature. Unlike other researchers, Setiawan et al [1] employed sunshine and fans to maintain the proper temperature within the egg incubator.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In conjunction with RQ2, the egg incubator system uses DHT11, DHT22, LM35, PT100, and DS18B20 temperature sensor. To detect the hatchlings' movement, proximity sensors are utilized [1].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…One of the promising businesses is chicken or duck farming. With an 81% hatching success rate, conventional hatching of chicken or duck eggs has its own risks [1]. Furthermore, conventional egg hatching methods take 21-22 days for chicken eggs and 25-28 days for duck eggs [2].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Egg Incubator Control System: A Review

Zakaria,

Hamzah,

Nazhif

et al. 2023

JEEICT

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Chicken or duck farming is one of the businesses that has good prospects. Conventional hatching of chicken or duck eggs has its own risks with a hatching success percentage of <81%. The hen or duck also needs time for further breeding because they have to incubate the eggs first. Egg incubators on the market usually use on-off controls to regulate incandescent lights which can cause the temperature to fluctuate. Air humidity settings are also manually set by the user. Researchers have conducted studies related to temperature and humidity settings. This article reviews articles from the Scopus database related to control systems in egg incubator with research questions: controlled parameters, sensors used, control theory, methods, and research results that have been carried out. The result of this article can provide an overview of the research development related to egg incubator control systems.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Answering Rqsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In conjunction with RQ2, the egg incubator system uses DHT11, DHT22, LM35, PT100, and DS18B20 temperature sensor. To detect the hatchlings' movement, proximity sensors are utilized [1].…”

Section: Answering Rqsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Egg Incubator Control System: A Review

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Nazhif

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JEEICT

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Solar Powered Thermoelectric Air Conditioning for Temperature Control in Poultry Incubators

Cheepati,

Balal

2024

Sustainability

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Proper air conditioning is crucial for hatching, growing, and reproducing poultry chickens. The existing methods are often costly and only viable for some chicken farmers. This paper presents a novel solar-powered thermoelectric module that utilizes the Peltier effect for efficient cooling and heating in poultry incubators. The proposed system consists of a Peltier module with cool and hot junctions, powered by a solar panel through a charge controller and battery. The cool junction is located in the chicken-breeding and reproduction unit, while the hot junction is situated in the egg-incubation unit. Temperature controllers maintain the required temperatures of 35–40 °C for the egg-hatching and 10–24 °C for the chicken-growing units. The experimental results demonstrate the system’s effectiveness in maintaining the desired temperatures. This solar-powered thermoelectric air conditioning system offers advantages over traditional methods, including lower energy consumption, reduced costs, and eco-friendliness. It has the potential to benefit off-grid poultry farmers and reduce energy bills for existing chicken farms. The mathematical modeling, load calculations, and prototype results show that the proposed system is best suited for providing the required cooling and heating effects in poultry incubators. This research represents a significant step forward in temperature control for poultry incubators and could revolutionize poultry farming practices, especially in remote locations with limited electricity access.

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Hybrid Solar Heat Accumulator Control for Egg Hatcher Applying Power Hysteresis Method

Cited by 2 publications

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Egg Incubator Control System: A Review

Egg Incubator Control System: A Review

Solar Powered Thermoelectric Air Conditioning for Temperature Control in Poultry Incubators

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