Author : J.Krishna Chaithanya 1
Date of Publication :7th March 2017
Abstract: The aim of this project is to implement a smart drinking water distribution system through smart card and detecting contamination of water so that people in rural, slums and also in area where there is scarcity of ground water. Not only providing safe and clean water through this system we can also reduce the wastage of water and crowding near the water tankers. Our approach is to design a system which determines the purity of supplied water and with the help of a smart card setup controls the amount of quantity to each member and also controls the illegal supply of water, thereby organizing the supply of water with lightweight implementation and reliable long time operation. This system adopts the ARM based controller to read the inputs from the sensor and determine the contamination levels if any and then provide the supply of water, Smart card system and GSM wireless network. The system can run well under the unattended operation, great reducing the intensity of work and making the water monitoring more secure, reliable and economical.
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