Description

ABSTRACT

In urban areas the water supply to residence and commercial establishments are provided at a fixed flow rate. There are incidents of excess water drawing by certain customers/users by connecting motor-pump sets to the water lines which is considered as water theft. In this project it is proposed to develop an embedded based remote water monitoring and theft prevention system by recording the flow rates at the consumer/user end.The complete SCADA system structure includes one or more central PC mainstation that communicates with more junctions’ implemented into the pumping stations(pressure and flow measurement or valves remote control).

EXISTING SYSTEM

• In existing system, urban water is supplied to the home with the help of some man power. The person in charge will go to the place and then open the valve to that particular area.
• The theft can be prevented only when any public inform the officials about the theft.

PROPOSED SYSTEM

• The proposed automated urban water supply system consists of SCADA system.
• Input come from sensors that translate physical phenomena into electrical signals.
• Automatic pumping motors are used start and stop the water supply.
• Through the internet, all the data was updated in the Webpage.

BLOCK DIAGRAM

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

• Raspberry Pi 3
• Level sensor
• Flow sensor
• Pumping Motor
• GPS

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

• Operating system : Raspbian jessie
• Programming language: Python 2.7
• HTML, PHP

REFERENCES

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[4]Westermo Handbook 5.0, “Industrial Data Communication; Industrial Ethernet“,pp.118-146, 2007.

[5] Siemens AG, “Automation and Drives Wireless Data Communication based on GPRS“,vol.1,pp-107-114,2008.

[6] Algodue Elletronica, ”UPM 304 Manuals”, Italy, 2007,

[7] Siemens AG, „SIRIUS Soft starters 3 RW 44 manual”,pp.86-92, 2007.

[8] ProMinent Group, “Process Overview Water Supply”,vol.1,pp.26-43,2007.