The project outlines a comprehensive approach to sewage water monitoring and filtering through an Arduino-based system.
This project focuses on sewage water monitoring and filtering using a Raspberry Pi-based system. The system employs a Raspberry Pi microcontroller to integrate and manage various sensors and components. A DHT11 sensor monitors temperature and humidity, while a gas sensor, connected via an ADC, detects the presence of gases in the sewage water. A turbidity sensor assesses water clarity, and a pH sensor measures the acidity or alkalinity of the water. An ultrasonic sensor detects water levels, triggering a relay pump to expel waste water when sensor values indicate poor water quality. Data from these sensors is displayed on an LCD, and a buzzer provides sound alerts. The Raspberry Pi also sends data to ThingSpeak for remote monitoring and triggers email alerts in case of detected abnormalities, ensuring effective management and timely responses to sewage water conditions.
Keywords: Raspberry PI, DHT11 sensor, LCD, NodeMCU, GSM, Buzzer.
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