Alarm and Sensing Device for Saline Tilapia

(Tilapia Mollibicus) Hatchery Water and

Temperature Monitoring System

Proponents:

Julia Riz A. Senajon

Frank Laurence S. Mirabueno
Naseyha P. Mampao
Kat Reena U. Paraiso
 Background of the Study

• Water quality parameters must be accurately, efficiently, affordably, and multi-

parameter monitored to ensure water safety from developed urban areas to sparsely
populated or resource-limited areas (Qin et al., 2018).

• In general, fish undergo stress and disease outbreak during periods of persistently high
temperatures their upper limit of tolerance or abruptly changes (Simbeye, 2014).

• Water quality is a combination of the different chemicals dissolved in the water, the
water's temperature, and other physical characteristics (Diana, 2017).
• Water quality parameters must be accurately, efficiently,
affordably, and multi-parameter monitored to ensure
water safety from developed urban areas to sparsely
populated or resource-limited areas (Qin et al., 2018).
• In general, fish undergo stress and disease outbreak during periods of persistently high
temperatures their upper limit of tolerance or abruptly changes (Simbeye, 2014).

• Water quality is a combination of the different chemicals dissolved in the water, the
water's temperature, and other physical characteristics (Diana, 2017).
• Water quality parameters must be accurately, efficiently, affordably, and multi-
parameter monitored to ensure water safety from developed urban areas to sparsely
populated or resource-limited areas (Qin et al., 2018).

• In general, fish undergo stress and disease outbreak

during periods of persistently high temperatures their
upper limit of tolerance or abruptly changes (Simbeye,
2014).
• Water quality is a combination of the different chemicals dissolved in the water, the
water's temperature, and other physical characteristics (Diana, 2017).
• Water quality parameters must be accurately, efficiently, affordably, and multi-
parameter monitored to ensure water safety from developed urban areas to sparsely
populated or resource-limited areas (Qin et al., 2018).

• In general, fish undergo stress and disease outbreak during periods of persistently high
temperatures their upper limit of tolerance or abruptly changes (Simbeye, 2014).

• Water quality is a combination of the different chemicals

dissolved in the water, the water's temperature, and other
physical characteristics (Diana, 2017).
• The majority of the time, this testing is done manually by fishpond
farmers or in a lab setting without any real-time monitoring by
researchers (Ismail, Kamarudin, Latif, et al., 2020).

• As a result, real-time continuous monitoring of the parameters

pertaining to water and air quality is required (Doni, 2018).
 Statement of the Problem
1. How does the proposed system compare to existing methods of
monitoring water temperature and pH level in Tilapia Mollibicus fish
tanks?

2. What is the overall impact of the alarm and sensing device on the
hatch rates of Tilapia Mollibicus in the hatchery?
 3. How does the performance of the alarm and sensing device
compare to traditional hatchery management methods in terms of
hatching and survival rates?
 Conceptual Framework

Hatchery Water Quality

Type of monitoring and Temperature
device Monitoring Performance
 Preparation of Materials

Creation of the Alarm and Sensing

Device

Synthesis of the Alarm and Sensing Testing of the Alarm and Sensing
Device Device

Recording of Data

Data Analysis

Proper Waste Disposal

Methodology (Experimental Flowchart)

Preparation of Materials

• The process where the researchers will gather all of

the necessary materials that will be needed for the
creation of the system.
Methodology (Experimental Flowchart)

Creation of the Alarm and

Sensing Device

• In this phase, the system of the alarm and

sensing device for Saline Tilapia Hatchery
Water and Temperature Monitoring System is
created.
Methodology (Experimental Flowchart)
Synthesis of the Alarm and Sensing
Device

• The researchers will then combine ideas and

theories before the testing of the system.
Methodology (Experimental Flowchart)
Testing of the Alarm and Sensing
Monitoring System

• In this phase, the researchers will now be

testing the monitoring system of the alarm and
sensing device.
Methodology (Experimental Flowchart)

Recording of Data

• In this phase, the data from the tests will be

gathered and collected by the researchers.
Methodology (Experimental Flowchart)

Data Analysis

• The data analysis of the alarm and sensing system involves

evaluating parameters such as solar energy production,
water quality, temperature, pH levels, and the growth
metrics of the Saline Tilapia fishes.
Methodology (Experimental Flowchart)

Proper Waste Disposal

• The last phase deals with the proper disposal of waste

produced throughout the experiment.
Methodology (Schematic Diagram)
Methodology (3D View of the device)

Figure 2a: 3D Front View Figure 2b: 3D Back View