Smart solution for monitoring and management of water supply system

Presented byVishwanath

vawati68@gmail.comSource : Rf.5

Sensor Installation

Introduction

Recent developments in wireless sensor networks (WSN) has applications relating to

• Environmental monitoring.• Structural health monitoring.• Security and water safety.

Effective monitoring solutions which increase the spatial and temporal resolution of environmental data with the help of

• Internet.• GIS and GPS.• Telecommunications, and • Novel information technologies.Source : Rf.1

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Schematic of the developed monitoring system.

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BhopalChandigarh

ChennaiIndore

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Varanasi

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Source: ADB (2007): Benchmarking and Data Book of Water Utilities in India: Asian Development Bank.

Waste of Drinking Water in Major Cities of India.

Introduction

Areas for Smart solutions

Introduction

For Water Supply Network

Draw back of this system

Implementation of an early warning system for contaminant intrusion.

Optimization of pump scheduling (efficient power management).

Optimization of billing of water use.

Detection and quantification of leaks.

Deployment and operational challenges in using sensor networks for monitoring and management of large scale water supply systems. Source : R.1 & 3

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Solution Design

Software Development

Hardware Installation Testing

Methodology

Operation and AnalysisTesting Going to Live Updating of

System

Schematic of the developed monitoring system. Source: Rf.1

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3. Dr. Chandra Mohan B, IAS., Managing Director, Chennai Metropolitan water supply and sewerage board(2015).Guidance for Smart solutions for water management.(http://www.cmwssb.com/doc/MLOG).

4. Anjum Parwez, Chairman, Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board, Bangalore(2015). Guidance for Smart Water and Wastewater Management For Smart Cities. (http://www.bwssb.com/ Smart Water_doc_2015).

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