Remote monitoring and control of water level in tank

GROUP-13

AMAN GOSWAMI(20MI33008)
CH CHRIS ENOCH(20CH30007)
DEVANSHI JOSHI(20ME30019)
MUSKAN PUROHIT(20NA10025)
Overview of the project:
The main aim of our project is to create an experimental setup of an automatic controlling and monitoring the
rise of water level in a water tank. The project is basically our try to create a miniature of what we can use in our
daily life to save the wastage of water.
We have used certain components for our project such as:-
Arduino UNO, 5v Relay, 3-6v dc motor and pump, Batteries, Led, Some jumper wires, and a Breadboard for
connection.

We have also used a container fro our project just to give the feel of a water tank and how the project works.
Methodology:
The first thing we did was the thought process and the complete roadmap of how and what we are going to do and
in what order. Then we ordered the items and by the time it got delivered we started working on the code. Finally
when the items arrived we started working on it and were having a meet every week of our progress.

We have used an ultrasonic sensor for the detection of the water surface. The sensor works by
emitting sound waves and receives it back after it hits the surface.
It has 4 pins as we have used an HC-SR-04 sensor.
VCC(Voltage common collector) pin
Triggered pin
Echo pin
Ground pin

The Triggered pin is to receive the reflected waves and the Echo pin is for transmitting waves.
We have also used a 5v Relay module for the automation of our work. Relay is an electromagnetic switch
operated by a relatively small current.
Here it has 2 terminals:
One is for the input which contains 3 control pins
Input pin- This is to control the relay.

Ground pin- The ground connection.

VCC pin- Supplies power to the module.

The other one is the output terminal which has 3 pins

COM- It is connected to the signal which we are planning to switch.

NO- This is open by default to make the connection unless we send the signal from the Arduino.

NC- This pin is connected to the COM pin which is there by default to break the connection unless we send a connection from the Arduino.

And after connecting both the Sensor and the relay to the Arduino through the Breadboard, it was time for
the code to come into action.
Code Used:
Conclusion:
To conclude I would like to say that we have successfully implemented the project at a very low cost
and low power and the system processes of monitoring and controlling works perfectly and gives
accurate results in real time.

Future scope:
In future, the proposed system can be used to monitor and analyse water usage of the
specific water source thus require developing such logic for the application. The study may include
location data, water quality, temperature, humidity and various other factors.
This is the final look of our project.

The video Link: https://youtu.be/x1cu4jzj9dA

THANK YOU