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Electronic Valve Quantitative Flow Control for Healthcare Use

Nandeesh Kumar

Abstract


The manner in which services are organized and managed for patients influences how health care industries improve access, coverage, and quality of health services. An automated method for monitoring and controlling liquids for medical purposes is demonstrated in this paper. The patient's blood flow is qualitatively controlled by means of an electronic solenoid valve. This framework uses a reasonable Corridor stream sensor and burden sensor through valve. Solenoid valve is utilized for a continuous frame control through hand-off. Fluid stream sensor and the microcontroller are introduced here which can help the medical care supplier to control the saline course rate. For precise monitoring of the saline flow rate, the flow sensor will be connected to the drip chamber. The movement of the servomotor will alter any variation in output to adjust the circulation rate and balance the output. Manual variety of the worth can be even without any specialist by utilizing the innovation of GSM and IOT.


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