IOT design monitoring water tank study case: Instituto profissional de canossa (IPDC)

Costa, J E da; Emanuel, Andi Wahju Rahardjo

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“…By controlling water usage wisely, it can help preserve the environment in general and avoid a water crisis [1]. There have been studies on the use of IoT for water tanks [10]. Several studies proposed an architecture based on IoT to monitor water level and quality in a residential water tank [11]- [16].…”

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Residential Water Tanks with IoT: A Solution for Household Water Consumption Monitoring

Irianto¹

2022

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In recent years, water scarcity has become a challenging problem faced by people in developing countries, especially in big cities where the population is very high. One of the causes is the unwise use of water, for instance, letting the faucet in the kitchen or bathroom on after using it, overusing the water in washing car or other vehicles, and wasting water when taking a bath. Most households in Indonesia use a groundwater well as their source of water and store it in a water tank. Moreover, they tend to waste water without knowing it. Therefore, efficiency and monitoring of water consumption play a vital role in decreasing the scarcity of water. This paper focuses on efficiency and monitoring household water consumption by designing a system for a residential water tank that is integrated with internet of things technology. The system will send the data on water consumption to a cloud server. Then, users are be able to monitor it through a mobile device. With the data, users could change their habit in using water and start to use it wisely. Thus, the water shortage can be prevented.

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Residential Water Tanks with IoT: A Solution for Household Water Consumption Monitoring

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2022

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“…By controlling water usage wisely, it can help preserve the environment in general and avoid a water crisis [1]. There have been studies on the use of IoT for water tanks [11]. Several studies [12][13][14][15][16][17] proposed an IoT-based architecture for monitoring water level and quality in a residential water tank [18].…”

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Residential Water Tanks with IoT: A Solution for Household Water Consumption Monitoring

Irianto

2022

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Wasting water has been a big problem in human society throughout the world. It can happen either in developed or developing countries. They tend to waste the water without knowing it. Moreover, people's awareness of the importance of using water wisely is still low. While they think the source of water is limitless, in fact, it is not. In contrast, the availability of freshwater in the world is limited. Furthermore, if the water is overused without reservation, it can trigger the phenomenon of water scarcity. However, the problem of wasting water can be reduced by using the water wisely and efficiently. With the growth of Internet of Things technology, it can help people use water efficiently by monitoring their water consumption. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of real-world items that may communicate with other electronic devices and systems via the internet by using sensors, software, and other technologies. IoT devices can be used for the purpose of household or the industrial. This paper focuses on designing and implementing a residential water tank system embedded with the Internet of Things technology for monitoring the water consumption in a household. The system will measure the water consumption from the residential water tank and send the data to a cloud server. Users will then be able to monitor it using a mobile device. With the data, users could change their habits of using water and start to use it wisely. Thus, the water shortage can be prevented.

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“…Costa and Emanuel (2020) explained how Internet of Things based smart water tank monitoring was developed as a combination of different equipment to monitor water in the tank. The system sends a notification to the operator to turn on the water pump through the mobile app if there is no threshold level of water in the tank or if the tank is full.…”

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Smart tanks juice level monitoring system: a case study of Raha beverages company limited Arusha, Tanzania

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Tanzania is among the East African Countries with rapid economic development, and it is a low middle-income country. The development of industries is among the factors that contribute to the economic growth of the country. Tanzania has been developing beverages industries; however, these industries are facing a number of challenges including poor monitoring of tanks during liquid pumping from boiler tank to dilution process. This problem resulted in spilling fluids, tampered wine tests, and industrial accidents. The purpose of this project wasto develop a system that can be able to monitor juice level within the tanks and regulate the pump using voice commands through Alexa echo dot. The pump in this system was controlled by voice commands, and an ultrasonic sensor was used to sense the juice level in the tank and send data to a microcontroller, which processed the data and displayed the juice level on a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). Once the juice level reached a threshold level, the pump was automatically turned off. The developed system successfully stopped overflows, accidents, and changes in juice flavor during the dilution process, according to major findings from testing and validation of the developed system. Existing way, however, are manual methodology, on the other hand, are not interactive and are costly. The developed system also caters to the physically impaired person, allowing them to engage in tank monitoring without difficulties. The system was created for Raha Beverage Company Limited located in Arusha, Tanzania.

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IOT design monitoring water tank study case: Instituto profissional de canossa (IPDC)

Cited by 4 publications

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Residential Water Tanks with IoT: A Solution for Household Water Consumption Monitoring

Residential Water Tanks with IoT: A Solution for Household Water Consumption Monitoring

Residential Water Tanks with IoT: A Solution for Household Water Consumption Monitoring

Smart tanks juice level monitoring system: a case study of Raha beverages company limited Arusha, Tanzania

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