

Sustainable water quantity monitoring and pH analysis using IoT
Abstract
The ”Sustainable water quantity monitoring and pH analysis using IoT” project is designed to enhance water management and quality control in both urban and rural settings through the integration of advanced flow sensors and pH sensors. This system enables precise measurement of water usage within an entire multi-storeyed building, tracking the consumption of individual users if the building is used by or rented out to many families or persons, and alerting the users who exceeds set limits. It also monitors the water level in the rooftop tank, automatically activating a ground-level pump when supplies run low. The accompanying app features dual interfaces for login, allowing both administrators and users to access data on water usage and pH levels. Administrators can view overall usage and pH statistics, while individual users can track their personal consumption and water quality, promoting responsible usage and ensuring water safety.
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