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WSN Based Industrial Waste Water Monitoring System
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: ECE
Abstract
nowadays water becomes more scarcity in many cities and rural areas. Farmers are also suffered due to lack of water for cultivating crops. On the other hand most of the industries are contaminating the ground water by dumping waste water into the river which has been used by normal people. The toxic present in chemical waste are going to affect the people health. By considering this, we developed a monitoring system incorporated with LoRa technology will measure the concentration of chemical percentage present in water. Although there are many technique used for transferring data. Those techniques are quite expensive and used for short distance communication in many applications. To overcome this disadvantages LoRa comes with low power, Long Range communication. Our proposed system mainly focused on environmental problems due to the industries which are mainly associated with the need for large amounts of fresh water and remittance highly polluted waste water.
Keywords
LoRa; monitoring system; Chemical waste; Long Range communication
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How to cite this paper
@article{1701167,
author = {Gowtham. S , Akilanayaki.K.S, Sakthivel.S, Nithya.G},
title = {WSN Based Industrial Waste Water Monitoring System},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2019},
volume = {2},
number = {10},
pages = {321-324},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1701167.pdf},
abstract = {nowadays water becomes more scarcity in many cities and rural areas. Farmers are also suffered due to lack of water for cultivating crops. On the other hand most of the industries are contaminating the ground water by dumping waste water into the river which has been used by normal people. The toxic present in chemical waste are going to affect the people health. By considering this, we developed a monitoring system incorporated with LoRa technology will measure the concentration of chemical percentage present in water. Although there are many technique used for transferring data. Those techniques are quite expensive and used for short distance communication in many applications. To overcome this disadvantages LoRa comes with low power, Long Range communication. Our proposed system mainly focused on environmental problems due to the industries which are mainly associated with the need for large amounts of fresh water and remittance highly polluted waste water.},
keywords = {LoRa; monitoring system; Chemical waste; Long Range communication},
month = {April},
}