Monitoring quality standard of waste water using wireless sensor network technology for smart environment

Siregar, Baihaqi; Menen, Krisna; Efendi, Syahril; Andayani, U; Fahmi, Fahmi

doi:10.1109/ictss.2017.8288865

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“…The system is designed and implemented with its main goal of monitoring water quality (DO, temperature, and pH) with the consideration that the system: 1) is suitable in a large aquatic area; 2) can measure and store information in a database in a real-time scenario [27]; and 3) has a mechanism system to deliver a timely notification to the managers or authorities and users of the system.…”

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A system for monitoring water quality in a large aquatic area using wireless sensor network technology

Demetillo

Japitana

Taboada

2019

Sustain Environ Res

113

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In this paper, a low cost, real-time water quality monitoring system which can be applied in remote rivers, lakes, coastal areas and other water bodies is presented. The main hardware of the system consists of off-the-shelf electrochemical sensors, a microcontroller, a wireless communication system and the customized buoy. It detects water temperature, dissolved oxygen and pH in a pre-programmed time interval. The developed prototype disseminates the gathered information in graphical and tabular formats through a customized web-based portal and preregistered mobile phones to better serve relevant end-users. To check the system effectivity, the buoy's stability in harsh environmental conditions, system energy consumption, data transmission efficiency and webbased display of information were carefully evaluated. The experimental results prove that the system has great prospect and can be practically used for environmental monitoring by providing stakeholders with relevant and timely information for sound decision making.

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A system for monitoring water quality in a large aquatic area using wireless sensor network technology

Demetillo

Japitana

Taboada

2019

Sustain Environ Res

113

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“…The turbidity sensor needs to be tested in advance to determine the desired conditions of the water sample (Siregar et al 2017). This includes providing the digital value on the sensor at 0-1023, at a temperature range of 25-30 °C.…”

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Improving Wastewater Quality System Using the Internet of Things-Based Phytoremediation Method

Noerhayati¹,

Suprapto²,

Rahmawati³

et al. 2023

J. Ecol. Eng.

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Water is an important part of all living things, including humans, animals, and plants, but concern for clean water is decreasing due to numerous human activities, which cause pollution. Water pollution is characterized by changes in physical, chemical and biological contents due to the wastes generated from the actions of living things, such as water irrigation. Therefore, this research aimed to overcome irrigation wastewater pollution using the Internet of Things (IoT)-based phytoremediation method, water hyacinth, apu-apu, and lotus. It was carried out using a tool monitoring system based on IoT technology with parameters for measuring pH, temperature, and water turbidity through the internet network. The results showed that the acidity level increased by 7-8 with a decrease in COD using water hyacinth, apu-apu, and lotus by 41.55%, 32.77%, and 32.91%, respectively. The BOD level using water hyacinth, as well as apu-apu and lotus decreased by 37.82%, and 31.54%, respectively. The decrease in phosphate level using water hyacinth, apu-apu and lotus was by 3.55%. Finally, the decrease in nitrate level using water hyacinth plants, apu-apu and lotus was 13.83%, 9.61% and 19.61%, respectively.

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“…Freshwater is a world resource that is a gift of nature and important to farming, manufacturing, and the life of human beings on earth. Currently, drinking water facilities face new real-world problems (Shafi et al, 2018) (Siregar et al, 2017). Due to the limited drinking water resources, intensive money requirements, growing population, urban change in rural areas, and the excessive use of sea resources for salt extraction has significantly worsened the water quality available to people (Chen & Han, 2018) (Meng et al, 2017).…”

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Smart water quality monitoring system with cost-effective using IoT

Pasika

Gandla

2020

Heliyon

226

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Wireless communication developments are creating new sensor capabilities. The current developments in the field of sensor networks are critical for environmental applications. Internet of Things (IoT) allows connections among various devices with the ability to exchange and gather data. IoT also extends its capability to environmental issues in addition to automation industry by using industry 4.0. As water is one of the basic needs of human survival, it is required to incorporate some mechanism to monitor water quality time to time. Around 40% of deaths are caused due to contaminated water in the world. Hence, there is a necessity to ensure supply of purified drinking water for the people both in cities and villages. Water Quality Monitoring (WQM) is a cost-effective and efficient system designed to monitor drinking water quality which makes use of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. In this paper, the proposed system consists of several sensors to measure various parameters such as pH value, the turbidity in the water, level of water in the tank, temperature and humidity of the surrounding atmosphere. And also, the Microcontroller Unit (MCU) interfaced with these sensors and further processing is performed at Personal Computer (PC). The obtained data is sent to the cloud by using IoT based ThinkSpeak application to monitor the quality of the water.

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Monitoring quality standard of waste water using wireless sensor network technology for smart environment

Cited by 15 publications

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A system for monitoring water quality in a large aquatic area using wireless sensor network technology

A system for monitoring water quality in a large aquatic area using wireless sensor network technology

Improving Wastewater Quality System Using the Internet of Things-Based Phytoremediation Method

Smart water quality monitoring system with cost-effective using IoT

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