Internet of Things in Industry 4.0 Case Study : Fluid Distribution Monitoring System

Abdelhafidh, Maroua; Fourati, Mohamed; Fourati, Lamia Chaari; Chouaya, Abdessalam

doi:10.5121/csit.2017.71501

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“…A smart IoT module is supported with infrastructure mode, where a single device acts as both client and access point for data communication in wireless network authenticated by either WPA/WPA2 (wireless protected access) security standards. 8,28,29 WPA aims to offer maximum authentication by applying the TKIP (temporal key integrity protocol) encryption technique, which is more potent than the cyclic redundancy check (CRC), whereas WPA2 provides more secured communication than WPA by its AES (advanced encryption standard) encryption with Counter Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol (CCMP) protocol mainly involved in WiMax technology. 30 It provides 256-bit key for both encryption and decryption rather than 128-bit key in WAP to ensure better message integrity during data transmission in the 802.11 WLAN network.…”

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A smart‐integrated IoT module for intelligent transportation in oil industry

Priyanka

Chenniappan

Thangavel

2020

Int J Numerical Modelling

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Apart from being fundamental in industry 4.0, IoT also extends its capability to smart transportation in an oil pipeline system. The initiation of the Internet of Things has witnessed incredible success in the application of wireless sensor networks and ubiquitous computing for various smart-control applications. In the oil industry, for smooth, accident-less, long-range pipeline transportation, data communication through wireless sensor networks plays a predominant role in IoT. For the prominent integration with the internet, it is essential to fabricate a middleware by overcoming the shortcomings like interoperability and heterogeneity. But yet there is no compact, integrated IoT module with power and energy-efficient configuration to take the modern technology to the next level of innovation of wireless network systems with embedded sensors in the oil industry. Hence, this paper presents a novel, unique-integrated compact, smart IoT module that aims at reducing costs associated with commercial data loggers and sensing modules, requiring control and data storage that need proprietary software. Other usual drawbacks of commercial solutions are limited sensor connections with low expansion flexibility and maintenance restricted to the manufacturer and long cable communication distances. The proposed integrated smart IoT module operation relies on free software, allowing online distribution and communication with a cloud server wirelessly via Wi-Fi through message queuing telemetry transport (MQTT) and hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) for efficient data communication. A secured highlevel engineering web page called Web Monitor was developed for online data analysis with real-time monitoring and control to afford intelligent transportation in oil pipelines. Further, in this work, the real-time validation of the proposed smart IoT module performance in the oil pipeline during abnormal circumstances is also provided. Through this integrated IoT module, the entire oil pipeline network with each substation can be interconnected and controlled beneficial with its intelligence, low cost, and portability.

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A smart‐integrated IoT module for intelligent transportation in oil industry

Priyanka

Chenniappan

Thangavel

2020

Int J Numerical Modelling

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“…In this step, we survey IoT-based WDMS solutions 29 which permit authors to develop and deploy different monitoring techniques. A comparison is done by resuming their used equipment and monitoring architectures as illustrated in Tables 2 and 3 in order to understand and measure their investigations.…”

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A genetic algorithm‐based intelligent solution for water pipeline monitoring system in a transient state

Abdelhafidh

Fourati

2020

Concurrency and Computation

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Water pipeline monitoring system becomes a relevant solution to cope with various pipeline hydraulic failures in order to save the environment from water losses. In this respect, cognitive water distribution system (WDS) combines Internet of Things (IoT) technology with Big Data generated by various connected objects and devices for reliable structural health monitoring of pipelines. Accordingly, designing a scalable WDS with smart leak detection and localization requires a serious study and an adequate planning. In this paper, we suggest a cognitive IoT-based architecture with adequate data collection based on the Apache Spark framework. Furthermore, our objective is to elaborate a hybrid mechanism that defines and performs accurate leakage identification and localization by taking into account both the steady-state and transient behavior of water. The bio-inspired sensitivity analysis of the water pressure profile based on the genetic algorithm ensures the effectiveness and the accuracy of the proposed monitoring solution.

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“…Article [5] analyzed the advantages of applying Internet of Things for the efficient monitoring of oil and gas systems. Article [6] offers an oil wells control system based on the architecture of the Internet of Things (sensor, network and application layers).…”

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Application and Security Issues of Internet of Things in Oil-Gas Industry

Alakbarov¹,

Hashimov²

2018

IJEME

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Article proposes an architecture based on new Internet of Things (IoT) for easy, safe, reliable and rapid data collection from sensors installed in oil and gas industry. Use of several Wireless Sensor Networks in management of oil and gas platforms is researched. New opportunities created by processing of data collected via sensors for improvement of safety of oil platforms (deposits), optimization of operations, prevention of problems, troubleshooting and reduction of exploitation costs in oil and gas industry. At the same time, the article analyses safety issues of different layers of monitoring system with IoT architecture.

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Internet of Things in Industry 4.0 Case Study : Fluid Distribution Monitoring System

Abstract: Internet of Things (IoT) is an emergent technology that provides a promising opportunity to

Cited by 5 publications

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A smart‐integrated IoT module for intelligent transportation in oil industry

A smart‐integrated IoT module for intelligent transportation in oil industry

A genetic algorithm‐based intelligent solution for water pipeline monitoring system in a transient state

Application and Security Issues of Internet of Things in Oil-Gas Industry

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