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Liquid Flow Measuring and Monitoring System

The document describes a liquid flow measuring and monitoring system developed by students under faculty guidance. The system uses a Node MCU board, water flow sensor, and relay to monitor and control water flow. It senses water flow, sends data to the Cloudchip IoT platform for visualization, and can turn a motor on/off based on a flow limit set remotely through the cloud terminal. The system aims to monitor water usage at the block level for more efficient water management.

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Liquid Flow Measuring and Monitoring System

The document describes a liquid flow measuring and monitoring system developed by students under faculty guidance. The system uses a Node MCU board, water flow sensor, and relay to monitor and control water flow. It senses water flow, sends data to the Cloudchip IoT platform for visualization, and can turn a motor on/off based on a flow limit set remotely through the cloud terminal. The system aims to monitor water usage at the block level for more efficient water management.

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DEPT.

OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

LIQUID FLOW MEASURING AND


MONITORING SYSTEM

Under the Guidance of


Mr. P. Goverdhan

Presented by
Deeksha.M(15k41A0494)
Sandeep(15k41A04A0)
Kalyan(15k41A0474)
Rohith(15K41A04B1)
Objective:
• Objective of this project focuses on
monitoring of use of water.
• The sensor will sense the flow of water to
each pipe which ultimately tells the usage of
water at one block ideally.
Components used
• NODE MCU:
NodeMCU Development
board is featured with wifi
capability, analog pin,
digital pins and serial
communication protocols.
• It supports serial
communication protocols
i.e. UART, SPI, I2C etc.
Node MCU Development Board/kit
v1.0
Contd...
• RELAY:
A relay is a switching
device as it works to
change the state of an
electric circuit from one
state to another.

The main operation of


this device is to make or
break contact with the
help of a signal without Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT)
any human involvement Relay
in order to switch it ON or
OFF.
Contd....
• WATER FLOW SENSOR:

This sensor sits in line with


your water line and contains a
pinwheel sensor to measure
how much liquid has moved
through it. There's an
integrated magnetic hall effect
sensor that outputs an
electrical pulse with every
revolution. The hall effect
sensor is sealed from the
water pipe and allows the
sensor to stay safe and dry.
How water flow Sensor Works:
• a turbine wheel embed with
magnet is placed on a closed
plastic envelop and a Hall effect
sensor placed, When the water
flows through the pipeline, it
makes the turbine wheel to rotate
and hence the magnet flux
interferes the hall sensor, the rate
of interference is depends on the
speed of water flow, so the hall
effect sensor produce pulse signal
output, this pulse output can be
calculated as water volume.
Tools and Techniques Used
• Arduino tool for programming purpose
• IOT- Cloud Name-Cloudchip
CLOUDCHIP
• Cloudchip is an open-source IoT platform that
enables rapid development, management and scaling
of IoT projects. Our goal is to provide the out-of-the-
box IoT cloud or on-premises solution that will
enable server-side infrastructure for your IoT
applications.

• FEATURES:
• Data Collection, Multi-Admin, Data Visualization,
Device Management , Security.
Contd...
Block diagram & Description of the
Project
Tank
water Flow
sensor

D5

ESP8266 cloud

D6

Relay Motor
Result Analysis:
• Pulses per lit:440 i.e 440 pulses = 1 lit/min
• IF(c>=440){
• lit++;
• c=0;
• }
String TerminalCommands = cloudchip.Terminal();
• int limit=TerminalCommands.toInt();
• if(Liters>=limit)
• {
• Serial.println(TerminalCommands);
• Serial.println("OFF");
• digitalWrite(14,HIGH);
• }
• else
• {
• Serial.println("ON");
• digitalWrite(14,LOW);
• }
contd...

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