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Water Control Research Paper

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EFFICIENT WATER CONSUMPTION SYSTEM

M. Divya Subburathinam
Department of ECE
National Engineering college
Kovilpatti,India
divyasubburathinam@gmail.com

N. Arumugam
Department of ECE
National Engineering college
Kovilpatti,India

Abstract - Water, being a non- renewable resource is used for various purposes ranging from domestic to industrial. Also Water scarcity has become common these days. Though water is scare due to the natural calamities like drought, human usage is also responsible for water scarcity. Hence efficient consumption of water is essential to make the planet and upcoming generations survive. Many a times, water gets wasted unnecessarily rather than effective usage. In order that the water consumption is in an …show more content…

Also the important perspective which a water control board should focus on is the equal and useful distribution of water. Technologies have been developed to reduce the water extraction from earth [1]. A large quantity of water remains unused. The demand for water, both in rural and urban areas are increasing rapidly [2]. In order to make an effective utilization of water, there is a need to find a technique which is efficient and cost- effective as well. The technique proposed is definitely useful where there exists water scarcity. In the modern automated water control systems, the major advantage is that the water is that the system provides water without any leakage and wastages [3]. But the major concern is that when any of the parts of the system does not work, the entire system stops working further due to the complexity of the system. Also the cost of the system is quite high. The Arduino, along with Hall Effect Sensors, relays and GSM module lets the controlled supply of water based on the amount of water consumed say in an apartment or a multi- storage building. The Hall Effect Sensor keeps a track of the amount of water entering the inlet of a building whereas the Arduino closes the valve once the pulses received from the sensor equals or exceeds the pre-defined amount. An LCD is fixed to let the consumer know as how much amount of water they consume each day. The GSM module further informs the water control board as soon as the valve is closed by the

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