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The document outlines a project for creating a water level indicator using Arduino, which monitors water levels, controls pumps, sounds alarms, prevents overflow, and conserves water. It details the components required, steps for assembly, and the working principle of the system. The project has potential applications in various settings such as hotels, factories, and residential areas.

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Arduino Presentation

The document outlines a project for creating a water level indicator using Arduino, which monitors water levels, controls pumps, sounds alarms, prevents overflow, and conserves water. It details the components required, steps for assembly, and the working principle of the system. The project has potential applications in various settings such as hotels, factories, and residential areas.

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Arduino project

Water Level indicator


Presented by:
Group3

202111006
Durjoy Kumar Saha Presented To:
Sharif Ahmed
Md. Olly Ullah Assistant Professor
202111008 Department of Yarn
Engineering
Bangladesh University Of
Ashraful Azad Akash Textiles
202111011

Sofiqul Islam Mizan


202111014
Objectives:
Monitor water levels: Measure the water level in a tank or
container at any given time

Control water pumps: Automatically turn on or off water pumps


based on water levels.

Sound alarms: Alert users when water levels reach set


thresholds

Prevent overflow: Prevent water tanks from overflowing by


automatically turning off pumps when water levels reach a
certain level

Conserve water: Prevent water waste by automatically refilling


Components required:
1.Arduino Uno

2. Breadboard

3. 3 LLD (red, green, Blue)

4. Buzzer (x1)

5. Jumper wires

6. Water level Sensor.


Steps are followed to connect:
Step-1: Assemble LED & Buzzer on Breadboard
We use LED of 3 different colors red, Blue, green. RED led & Buzzer indicates extremely
low level of water. Blue led indicates half water level and GREEN led indicates full water
level. Connect the cathode of each led to power rail (blue rail) on breadboard which would
be the ground supply.

Step-II: Make Connections with Arduino and LEDMake connections for LED with digital
pins on arduino as follows:
RED => Digital pin 4
Blue => Digital pin 3
GREEN => Digital pin 2
Buzzer => Digital pin 5
Step-III: Connect the Water Sensor with Arduino
Connect the water level sensor to arduino as follows:
Water Sensor pins => Arduino pins
- => GND
+=> 5V
S => A0

Step-IV: Upload the Program on the ArduinoUpload the sketch to your Arduino
uno using the Arduino IDE.
Working Principle:

There are three steps:

1. When water rank is empty or there is very less water in the tank, RFD led will start
glowing. When water falls into the tank and the water level starts increasing at that
time. RED led stops glowing. Similarly, when the water level in the tonk reaches
half level, yellow led starts blinking.

2. When water level in the tank reaches up to fitil level. GREFN led starts blinking and
Ruzzer starts buzzing. This indicates that the water tank is full and the motor
connected to water tank should be turned OFT

3. Water level sensor gives value into proportional to the water level resistive strip.
Means increase in water level conductivity increuses the strip. Thus, resistance
decreuses.

4. Water level sensor values:


at low tank 100-200
Mid tank-up to 450
full tank-600
Video:
Possible Applications:

Hotels
Home apartments
Commercial complexes
Factories
Where cooling towers are used

Residential and commercial


swimming pools.

Anywhere water levels need to be


controlled

In vehicles as a fuel level indicator


In huge containers as a liquid level
indicator
Single phase motor
Single phase submersibles
Three phase motors
Open wellsBore wells

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