NFC identification system for fuel dispensing control on petrol station

Lekić, Nedjeljko; Mijanovic, Zoran

doi:10.1109/eurocon.2013.6625048

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“…For example, in system with paper vouchers, there is a real threat of fake coupons, which are difficult to distinguish from the original ones. Furthermore, there is no clear insight into daily, weekly or monthly fuel dispensing neither how many vouchers are remaining in circulations [7].…”

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Design and Implementation of RFID-based Fuel Dispensing System

Al-Naima¹,

Hasan²

2015

IJCNT

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This paper presents a fuel dispensing system based on RFID technology. The system can improve the fueling process in order to make it much easier, secure and reliable. It prevents unauthorized fueling by assigning a specified amount of fuel for registered vehicles, depending on their types, within a specific period of time so that each vehicle will get a sufficient amount of fuel. It also provides efficient statistics about the various quantities of fuel at the stations. The system was implemented at the Oil Products Distribution Company, The Distribution of Baghdad. It uses ELA816B RFID reader with its passive tags. It has a software application, built using VB.Net, for registration of customers, updating their accounts and charging them for the designated amount of fuel. The hardware part of this system consists of a microcontroller, card relay, LCD and other basic electronic components, and it is attached to conventional fuel dispensers in order to make them work under the RFID technology. The system uses a centralized database to allow fuel stations to share the same data about vehicles and related balance. Additional features of this system include a website and a phone application, which allow customers to login to their accounts.

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Design and Implementation of RFID-based Fuel Dispensing System

Al-Naima¹,

Hasan²

2015

IJCNT

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“…The established methods for determination of chlo rophenoxy and benzoic acid herbicides in water sam ples include a series of different steps, such as liquidliquid and solid phase extraction [7,8], clean up or re moval of interferences and separation [9], as well as confirmation of their identity and quantification by using chromatographic techniques -gas chromatog raphy (GC) [10,11], thin layer chromatography [12], or high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) [13]. Liquid chromatography is a method preferred over gas chromatography as it does not require sample derivatization [10,14] prior to the analysis.…”

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Development and validation of thin layer chromatography method for simultaneous determination of seven chlorophenoxy and benzoic acid herbicides in water

Kavrakovski

Rafajlovska

2015

J Anal Chem

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Thin layer chromatography (TLC) densitometric method for simultaneous determination of seven chlorophenoxy and benzoic acid herbicides (2,4 D; 2,4,5 T; MCPA; 2,4 DP; MCPP; Dicamba and MCPB) in water samples was developed and validated. A mobile phase consisted of benzene−dioxane−glacial acetic acid in ratio of 45 : 10 : 2 and TLC silica gel 60 F 254 aluminium plate were used. Detection was carried out densitometrically at 280 nm. The linearity was obtained in the range 20-200 ng per band with the correlation coefficient between the peak area and concentration for each analyte higher than 0.9976. The limits of detec tion and quantification were 18 and 60 ng per band, respectively. The recoveries of analyzed herbicides varied from 84.5 to 92.7%. The method can be used for routine quality analysis of chlorophenoxy and benzoic acid herbicides in natural surface and ground water samples.

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NFC identification system for fuel dispensing control on petrol station

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Design and Implementation of RFID-based Fuel Dispensing System

Design and Implementation of RFID-based Fuel Dispensing System

Development and validation of thin layer chromatography method for simultaneous determination of seven chlorophenoxy and benzoic acid herbicides in water

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