SMART LEAKAGE MONITORING SYSTEM WITH BLYNK IoT INTEGRATION USING ARDUINO
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.59.13639Keywords:
Ultrasonic sensor, humidity sensor, water presence sensor, Blynk, pipeline, leakage detection, ArduinoAbstract
The article is devoted to the solution of the current problem of leaks in pipelines and minimizing their consequences. A practical experiment of wireless monitoring and control of an intelligent microgrid prototype was carried out, which was implemented using various communication protocols based on technical requirements, such as security, data rate, coverage area and program type. The prototype can be implemented using different communication protocols based on technical requirements such as security, data rates, coverage area and type of application. This article presents a methodology for the application of the Smart Water technology to detect water leakage. Analysis of real-time data has allowed the verification of water balance and the estimation of water losses level in the network. This data analysis methodology provides the capability to detect the pipe bursts quickly, thereby reducing the runtime of leakage.
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