IoT Based Energy Efficient Water Supply Monitoring and Security System for Agriculture | Chapter 6 | Advances and Challenges in Science and Technology Vol. 1

 Agronomics is the powerful pillar of Indian saving and it deserves to be remodelled. To overcome backwardness of established methods of farming and to enhance the crop production, to prevent the risk of damaging crops, and commotion efficient use of water possessions, the latest science of Internet of things (IoT) is playing a critical role at this time. So, this paper is proposed place the soil sensor is used to collect large number of honest-time dossier from the agricultural fields. Through Internet connectedness the sensors are deployed to interact accompanying each other. The dossier collected from the sensors shipped to the Web server utilizing wireless sensor network. The foundation analyzes and processes the taken data. Notifications are then shipped to periodically, through the laborer's smart phone app, the peasant can track changes in soil dampness. This project builds on the previous process with new key face including souped up water, good management and clear news cultural awareness link. In addition, regulate the temperature, moisture and soil moisture of distinguished crops management of all these activities will be listened by a PC with cyberspace connection and venture will be carried out via connect sensors and Arduino.

Author(s) Details:

Alka Sawlikar,
RCERT, Chandrapur, India.

Suraj Sao,
RCERT, Chandrapur, India.

Sneha Angadalwar,
RCERT, Chandrapur, India.

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Rooftop Solar Photo Voltaic Power Plant Design and Analysis with PVSyst Software | Book Publisher International

 Rooftop solar panels Solar panels are increasingly being used to generate electricity in photovoltaic systems around the world. The design of a power plant for solar roof top generation to install a 33KWp on-grid solar power system with Latitude 16.54°N and Longitude 81.50°E for the grid connected PV system is installed at an area of 345 sq. m and the PV modules are tilted at an angle of 18° on the top of a three-story building This book details the design and analysis of a 33KWp on-grid photovoltaic system that was monitored from January to December 2019. This report also looks at the design and performance of a 39.2KW grid-connected PV system on another building's block. The 39.2KW grid-connected system will be put on the fifth floor of a five-story structure. The grid-connected PV system with a capacity of 39.2KWp is proposed depending on the user's needs, and it includes three case studies for the same plant with varied orientations, including fixed tilt, seasonal tilt, and N-S axis tracking. Based on these case studies, the best tilt angle for PV plant construction can be determined. Different factors are used to analyse different case studies of field orientations. The performance of these off-grid photovoltaic systems is analysed and the performance parameters are measured over the course of a year. PVsyst, a simulation software, is used to analyse the data. For the three case studies, many metrics such as module efficiencies, inverter efficiencies, array initial yield, final array yield, and PV system performance ratio are examined.

Author(s) Details

Mortha Sai Veerraju
Professor, Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, S.R.K.R. Engineering College (A), Bhimavaram, India.

Yadavalli S. V. Venkateswara Rao
PG Scholar, Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, S.R.K.R. Engineering College (A), Bhimavaram, India.

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