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TEAM MEMBERS
S. CHANDANA-23951A1225
K. THANUSREE-23951A1236
BRANCH: IT
SECTION: A
AUTOMATIC WATER LEVEL INDICATOR
Problem Statement:
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SOLUTION:
Creating an automatic water level indicator involves several steps, from
designing the sensing mechanism to implementing the user interface.
Below is a comprehensive solution that outlines the components and
methodologies to develop this system.
1. Sensing Mechanism
Ultrasonic Sensor Solution:
2. Data Transmission
Wired vs. Wireless:
Option 1: Wired (Simple and Reliable): Use cables to connect the sensor
to the CPU. Suitable for small tanks or when the sensor is close to the
monitoring system.
Option 2: Wireless (Flexible and Scalable): Utilize Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for
data transmission. Ideal for large tanks or remote monitoring. Components
could include ESP8266 or ESP32 for Wi-Fi connectivity.
3. Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Microcontroller:
Function: Receives data from the sensor, calculates the water level, and
determines if the level is within acceptable thresholds.
4. Alert System
Multi-Level Alerts:
Visual Alerts: LEDs that indicate low, medium, and high levels.
Sound Alerts: A buzzer that activates at critical levels (e.g., too
User Interface:
1. Local Display:
• Use an LCD screen connected to the microcontroller to
display the current water level and status messages in real-
time.
2. Web Interface or Mobile App (for advanced implementations):
• Develop a simple web interface or mobile app that
communicates with the microcontroller over Wi-Fi.
• Allow users to view real-time data, receive notifications, and
configure threshold levels remotely.
Implementation Steps:
1.Hardware Assembly:
• Connect the ultrasonic sensor and float switches (if used) to
the microcontroller according to their specifications.
• Set up the alert mechanisms (LEDs, buzzer) and ensure they
are correctly interfaced with the microcontroller.
• Integrate the Wi-Fi module for Internet connectivity, if not
already present in the microcontroller.
2. Software Development:
• Write the program for the microcontroller to handle sensor
readings, calculate water levels, and manage alerts based on
predefined thresholds.
• Develop the web interface or mobile app, if applicable, for
remote monitoring and control.
4. Deployment:
Install the system in the intended tank or reservoir.
Perform final testing in situ to ensure the system operates
correctly unde Actual conditions.
Maintenance and Upgrades:
Fig2: circuit
for water level
indicatr
ADVANTAGES:
1 .Water Conservation :.
• Prevents overflow: By providing real time monitoring
and alerts when water level reach a certain height.it
prevent the wastage of water due to overflow.
• Optimises water usage: Helps in utilizing water more
judiciously by providing data that can be used to analyze
consumption patterns and adjust usage accordingly.
2.Cost Savings:
• Reduces Water Bills: By preventing overflows and
optimizing usage, households and businesses can save
on water bills.
• Minimise the damage: Prevents potential water
damage to property and infrastructure that can result
from tank overflows.
3.Convenience:
• Automated Operation: Eliminates the need for manual
checking of water levels, saving time and effort.
• Remote Monitoring: Advanced systems allow for
remote monitoring and control, providing convenience
and peace of mind to users.
4.Energy Efficiency:
• Reduces pump usage : By efficiently managing water
levels, the system can control pump operation, reducing
the energy consumption and wear and tear of water
pump.
• Solar power Operations: Some systems can be powered
by solar energy, further reducing the energy footprint.
6.Enhances safety:
8. Environmental Impact:
ABSTRACTION:
Water scarcity is one of the major problems facing major
cities of the world and wastage during transmission has
been identified as a major culprit. To create barrier to
wastage an effort has been made in this research, to deploy
computing techniques in creating in order to not only
provide more financial gains and energy saving, but also
help the environment and water cycle which in turn ensures
that we save water for our future. An initiative has been
adopted in this research by embedding a control system
into an automatic water pump controller through logic gate
IC, Resistors, LED, TIP 127, Buzzer and Diode to automate
the process of water pumping in an over-head tank storage
system to detect the level of water in a tank, switch on/off
the pump accordingly the status on tank.
Provision has been made to the pump which makes it stop
to operate and a high signal to the buzzer connected to the
transistor which notifies the user that the container is full by
making continuous repetitive sound. Thus, the pump is
stopped as soon as the container gets filled. Thus, water
level is controlled.