Authors : Sunita Vani; Prasad Joshi; Rohit Shinde; Suraj Kadam; Mahesh Matkamwad

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY931

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Abstract : The Smart Water Management Grid (SWMG) lever- age the power of the Internet of Things (IoT) to revolutionize water management, ensuring efficiency, sustainability, and reliability in water distribution systems. By integrating sensors such as level monitoring, pressure monitoring, leakage control, and pH sensors, these grids enable real-time monitoring and intelligent decision-making to optimize water usage and minimize wastage. One crucial aspect of smart water grids is level monitoring, which tracks water levels in reservoirs, tanks, and pipelines. By continuously monitoring water levels, authorities can ensure optimal storage and distribution, preventing shortages or over- flows. Pressure monitoring sensors further enhance efficiency by maintaining optimal pressure throughout the distribution network, minimizing energy consumption and reducing the risk of pipe bursts. Leakage control is another significant feature facilitated by IoT sensors in smart water grids. Advanced leak detection sensors can pinpoint even minor leaks in the system, enabling swift repairs and preventing significant water losses. This proactive approach not only conserves water but also reduces operational costs and mitigates potential damage to infrastructure and the environment. Moreover, integrating pH sensors into the water grid allows for real-time monitoring of water quality. Maintaining proper pH levels is critical for ensuring safe and potable water supply. By detecting variations in pH levels, authorities can promptly identify and address potential contamination issues, safeguarding public health and preventing waterborne diseases.

Keywords : Water Level Monitoring, Smart Metering, Leak Detection, Pressure Monitoring, pH Monitoring, Actuators.

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