Water Quality Monitoring System Using IOT

Moparthi, Nageswara Rao; Mukesh, Ch.; Sagar, P. Vidya

doi:10.1109/aeeicb.2018.8480963

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“…It is suggested to include biological sensors for better water contaminants detection. Moparthi et al [5] proposed Water quality monitoring system using IoT. The main objective of this work is to detect the quality of water in terms of its Ph content.…”

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Implementation of Water Grade Inspection System using Multiple Sensors

Shet*,

Taneem

2020

IJITEE

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Water is very crucial for healthy living. A large portion of the irresistible maladies are because of tainted water which prompts a huge number of contaminants consistently. Water quality testing is imperative since it recognizes contaminants and counteracts water-borne ailments. There is necessity to build up Water quality checking framework to confirm whether the measured water quality is reasonable for expected use. Basically, water quality observing ensures that water is safe and meets nearby and global water norms. Different water sampling techniques and technology to determine the level and amount of chemicals present in water can be used for water quality testing. Water utilized for human and animal use must be tested for safety. Along with household water, recreational and agricultural water also needs to be tested. In this paper, an IoT based water grade inspection system is proposed, in which water quality in terms of Turbidity and Temperature is measured with the help of sensors. NodeMCU ESP8266 board is used here. It has a built in onboard Wi-Fi module that facilitates to send alert message when the turbidity and temperature of water exceeds threshold values. The alert notifications are obtained in ESP Notify app.

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Implementation of Water Grade Inspection System using Multiple Sensors

Shet*,

Taneem

2020

IJITEE

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“…In [5], the authors focus on the use of IoT system for real-time monitoring of water quality by analyzing the pH value of the water. the recorded value will be messaged to the government authorities for appropriate action to be taken.…”

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Water Quality Assessment and Monitoring for river Malaprabha using the Internet of Things(IoT) system

Pujar¹,

Kenchannavar²,

Kulkarni³

2019

IJRTE

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Water Technology is a new approach for assessing water quality. Water technology is the method by which the water quality can be improved so as to accept the water for a specific use. In this paper, an IoT based water quality assessment has been carried out. The IoT system consists of electronic devices and associated sensors to capture water quality. Experimental samples for water quality check were chosen from, river Malaprabha. The water samples are collected from a water quality monitoring station near Khanapur town, Belagavi district, in the state of Karnataka, India. The water quality parameters assessed here are temperature, pH, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Conductivity and Nitrate (NO3). The proposed IoT system collects the real-time water quality data at every regular time interval. The need for real-time assessment is because, in recent years the water is getting polluted at an alarming level, due to urbanization and industrialization, that results in pollutions like an Urban waste, industrial waste, and agricultural waste, etc... disposed into water. Thus making, the use of water even harder for day-to-day anthropogenic activities. The IoT system developed can be used to monitor and assess the water quality parameters.

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“…software also allows for code reuse: since the source code is available, software functionality can be easily extended and modified (Bonaccorsi and Rossi 2003;Fitzgerald 2006), especially when permissive licenses such as the GNU GPL allow for freedom of use (Di Penta et al 2010). Arduino-based platforms have been used to collect water quality data and exchange data over WiFi (Chowdury et al 2019;Parameswari and Moses 2019;Pasika and Gandla 2020), Zigbee (Encinas et al 2017;Kamaludin and Ismail 2017;Pranata et al 2017), LoRa (M. Saravanan et al 2017) and cellular (Moparthi et al 2018;K. Saravanan et al 2018) networks.…”

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Development of a sensor and measurement platform for water quality observations: design, sensor integration, 3D printing, and open-source hardware

Kinar

Brinkmann

2021

Preprint

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A measurement and development platform for collecting water quality data (the WaterWatcher) was developed. The platform includes sensors to measure turbidity, total dissolved solids (TDS), and water temperature as variables that are often collected to assess water quality. The design is extensible for research and monitoring purposes, and all design files are provided under open-source permissive licenses for further development. System design and operation are discussed for illustrative purposes. A block diagram indicates elements of mechanical, electrical, and software design for this system. The mechanical assembly used to house circuit boards and sensors is designed using 3D printing for rapid prototyping. The electronic circuit board acts as a carrier for an Arduino 32-bit microcontroller board and an associated cellular module along with a GPS for geolocation of water quality measurements. The cellular module permits data transfer for Internet of Things (IoT) functionality. System operation is set up using a command line interface (CLI) and C++ code that allows for calibration coefficients and human readable transfer functions to be defined so that sensor voltages are related to physical quantities. Data are cached on a secure digital (SD) card for backup. The circuit was calibrated, and system operation assessed by deployment on an urban reservoir. Biogeochemical cycles were identified in the collected data using spectrogram and semivariogram analyses to validate system operation. As a system with hardware and software released under an open source license, the WaterWatcher platform reduces the time and effort required to build and deploy low-cost water quality measurement sensors and provides an example of the basic hardware design that can be used for measurements of water quality.

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Water Quality Monitoring System Using IOT

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Implementation of Water Grade Inspection System using Multiple Sensors

Implementation of Water Grade Inspection System using Multiple Sensors

Water Quality Assessment and Monitoring for river Malaprabha using the Internet of Things(IoT) system

Development of a sensor and measurement platform for water quality observations: design, sensor integration, 3D printing, and open-source hardware

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