Water pumping stations remote control system in depression areas based GSM-900 cellular communications system

Hartman, M.; Łowiec, E.; Bogusławski, P.

doi:10.1109/tcset.2002.1015971

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“…Additionally, GSM technology enables remote control via mobile phones, allowing users to send commands to the system through the GSM modem. In related studies, Hartman (2002) suggested a remote-control system for water pumping stations using GSM cellular communications. Another research paper by Wu-Quan et al (2011) outlined an automatic water supply control system with fixed pressure and variable frequency speed.…”

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“…Hebbar (2017) proposed a microcontroller-based automatic water supply system integrating GSM technology for plants, conserving time and water resources. In related studies, Hartman (2002) suggested a remote-control system for water pumping using GSM technology. Another research paper by Wu-Quan et al ( 2011) outlined an automatic water supply control system with fixed pressure and variable frequency speed.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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IoT and GSM Integrated Automated Water Pump Controlling System for Prevention of Water Wastage

Tasnim,

Hussein,

Farhan

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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Despite water covering 71% of the Earth's surface, only 1% is suitable for drinking, and this limited precious resource is dwindling each year. It is a collective responsibility to conserve water and guarantee a steady supply of clean drinking water. Household overhead tanks are typically filled by centralized pump units, a situation that often leads to overflow if left unattended. This is a widespread problem encountered by numerous homeowners. When a water tank runs empty, someone needs to manually regulate the motor. In this paper, a prototype Internet of Things (IOT) & GSM-integrated automated system has been developed for monitoring and controlling water pumps. A water level sensor is employed to monitor water levels. Users can turn ON the motor pump and check the water level using an Android application via IoT whenever water surpasses or falls below a specific level. This way, users, specifically farmers from remote areas, can oversee and control all operations conveniently through their mobile devices. The system under consideration operates without requiring user intervention unless the water tank is empty. The system facilitated by an Arduino Nano enables notifications about the tank's water level and active status to be sent to a designated mobile number. This system allows users to decide whether water is required in the tank by responding accordingly. The developed system not only conserves electrical power but also prevents artificial flooding, promoting a cleaner environment.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%