The document describes the design of an efficient evaporative air cooler system called Combiswitch. The Combiswitch is connected to existing cooler systems and controls the cooling effect based on humidity variations. It uses a humidity sensor and microcontroller to automatically govern the water pump speed, maintaining optimum humidity levels for human comfort while minimizing water and energy usage. The system provides improved performance over existing evaporative coolers in high humidity environments.
This document discusses resistance temperature detectors (RTDs). It begins by explaining that RTDs measure temperature by measuring the resistance of the sensing element, which increases proportionally with temperature. It then lists common uses of RTDs, which include when accuracy is important, over a wide temperature range, or for area sensing. The document goes on to describe common components of RTDs like the platinum sensing element. It discusses different types of sensing elements, wiring configurations, advantages and disadvantages, and applications.
This document describes a brake failure indicator circuit. The circuit uses a PNP transistor, buzzer, LEDs, resistors, battery, breadboard, capacitors and 555 timer. It monitors the brake wire for failure and alerts the driver with flashing lights and beeping if the brake fails. The circuit provides early warning of brake issues to help prevent accidents.
Dimmers are devices used to vary the brightness of lights by changing the voltage waveform applied. Early dimmers used inefficient variable resistors or rheostats, but modern dimmers use silicon-controlled rectifiers for higher efficiency. Dimmers are used both in domestic and professional lighting installations, with professional dimmers often controlled digitally via protocols like DMX. Key developments included the first solid-state dimmer by Joel Spira and the introduction of thyristor dimmers which enabled remote analog control.
This document provides an overview of the Gauss-Seidel and Newton-Raphson power flow solution methods. It begins by describing the Gauss-Seidel iterative method for solving nonlinear power flow equations using a scalar example. It then discusses applying Gauss-Seidel to vector power flow problems and provides an example of solving a two bus system. The document next describes the Newton-Raphson method, extending it to multidimensional problems using Taylor series approximations and defining the Jacobian matrix. It concludes with brief discussions of advantages and disadvantages of each method.
Level Control of Tank System Using PID Controller-A ReviewIJSRD
This paper discusses the review of level control of tank system using PID controller. PID controller use for one or more tank system. PID has fast response. Paper present different methods of level control. Eliminate the steady state error. It is most common way of solving problems of practical control systems.
Fundamentals of Power System protection by Y.G.Paithankar and S.R.BhideSourabh Ghosh
This document provides an overview of fundamentals of power system protection. It discusses various types of faults that can occur in power systems such as shunt faults, series faults, and abnormal operating conditions. It describes classification of faults and evolution of protection schemes from isolated to interconnected power systems. Various system transducers such as current transformers, potential transformers and circuit breakers are introduced. Principles of overcurrent, differential, distance and other protection schemes are outlined. Protection of transmission lines, transformers, buses, generators and motors are covered along with numerical protection and static comparators. The document aims to equip students with sound concepts of power system protection to handle real-life scenarios.
Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS) use power electronics to control power flow and increase transmission capacity. FACTS devices include SVCs, TCSCs, TCPARs, StatComs, SSSCs, and UPFCs. A UPFC can control both voltage and impedance to regulate active and reactive power flow bidirectionally. It does this by generating reactive power with shunt inverters and injecting real power with series inverters using PWM to control voltages. This allows increasing transmission line capacity and controlling power flows.
Time domain specifications of second order systemSyed Saeed
This document discusses time domain specifications of second order systems, including delay time, rise time, peak time, maximum overshoot, settling time, and steady state error. It provides equations to calculate these specifications for a unit step response. It also includes three examples of determining damping ratio, natural frequency, and percentage overshoot for different second order systems.
This document discusses resistance temperature detectors (RTDs). It begins by explaining that RTDs measure temperature by measuring the resistance of the sensing element, which increases proportionally with temperature. It then lists common uses of RTDs, which include when accuracy is important, over a wide temperature range, or for area sensing. The document goes on to describe common components of RTDs like the platinum sensing element. It discusses different types of sensing elements, wiring configurations, advantages and disadvantages, and applications.
This document describes a brake failure indicator circuit. The circuit uses a PNP transistor, buzzer, LEDs, resistors, battery, breadboard, capacitors and 555 timer. It monitors the brake wire for failure and alerts the driver with flashing lights and beeping if the brake fails. The circuit provides early warning of brake issues to help prevent accidents.
Dimmers are devices used to vary the brightness of lights by changing the voltage waveform applied. Early dimmers used inefficient variable resistors or rheostats, but modern dimmers use silicon-controlled rectifiers for higher efficiency. Dimmers are used both in domestic and professional lighting installations, with professional dimmers often controlled digitally via protocols like DMX. Key developments included the first solid-state dimmer by Joel Spira and the introduction of thyristor dimmers which enabled remote analog control.
This document provides an overview of the Gauss-Seidel and Newton-Raphson power flow solution methods. It begins by describing the Gauss-Seidel iterative method for solving nonlinear power flow equations using a scalar example. It then discusses applying Gauss-Seidel to vector power flow problems and provides an example of solving a two bus system. The document next describes the Newton-Raphson method, extending it to multidimensional problems using Taylor series approximations and defining the Jacobian matrix. It concludes with brief discussions of advantages and disadvantages of each method.
Level Control of Tank System Using PID Controller-A ReviewIJSRD
This paper discusses the review of level control of tank system using PID controller. PID controller use for one or more tank system. PID has fast response. Paper present different methods of level control. Eliminate the steady state error. It is most common way of solving problems of practical control systems.
Fundamentals of Power System protection by Y.G.Paithankar and S.R.BhideSourabh Ghosh
This document provides an overview of fundamentals of power system protection. It discusses various types of faults that can occur in power systems such as shunt faults, series faults, and abnormal operating conditions. It describes classification of faults and evolution of protection schemes from isolated to interconnected power systems. Various system transducers such as current transformers, potential transformers and circuit breakers are introduced. Principles of overcurrent, differential, distance and other protection schemes are outlined. Protection of transmission lines, transformers, buses, generators and motors are covered along with numerical protection and static comparators. The document aims to equip students with sound concepts of power system protection to handle real-life scenarios.
Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS) use power electronics to control power flow and increase transmission capacity. FACTS devices include SVCs, TCSCs, TCPARs, StatComs, SSSCs, and UPFCs. A UPFC can control both voltage and impedance to regulate active and reactive power flow bidirectionally. It does this by generating reactive power with shunt inverters and injecting real power with series inverters using PWM to control voltages. This allows increasing transmission line capacity and controlling power flows.
Time domain specifications of second order systemSyed Saeed
This document discusses time domain specifications of second order systems, including delay time, rise time, peak time, maximum overshoot, settling time, and steady state error. It provides equations to calculate these specifications for a unit step response. It also includes three examples of determining damping ratio, natural frequency, and percentage overshoot for different second order systems.
The document discusses the Fast Decoupled Load Flow (FDLF) method for solving load flow problems. FDLF is based on the Newton-Raphson method but further simplifies the load flow equations by assuming that active power changes are more sensitive to voltage angle changes and reactive power changes are more sensitive to voltage magnitude changes. This allows the Jacobian matrix to be separated into two square submatrices related to voltage angle and magnitude. FDLF requires fewer iterations than Newton-Raphson, has higher reliability, and is faster and uses less storage. The method is physically justifiable and can be used in optimization studies involving multiple load flow solutions.
1. The document discusses Lypunov stability and different types of stability including asymptotically stable, bounded-input bounded-output stable, and Lyapunov stability.
2. It provides conditions for asymptotic stability including having all eigenvalues of the system in the left half plane and defines an equilibrium state as a state where the system will not move from in the absence of input.
3. Lyapunov's method is introduced for analyzing stability using a Lyapunov function where the derivative must be negative semi-definite to guarantee asymptotic stability.
This document discusses two types of variable impedance series compensators: the thyristor-controlled series capacitor (GCSC) and the thyristor-switched series capacitor (TSSC). It explains that the GCSC uses thyristors to control the voltage developed across a fixed capacitor, creating a variable reactive impedance. The TSSC uses thyristors to control the current in a fixed inductor from a constant voltage source, creating a variable reactive admittance. It also covers the operating control schemes for each device and discusses the phenomenon of sub-synchronous resonance.
This document describes a study that designed a fuzzy logic controller for a boost DC-DC converter using MATLAB/Simulink software. The objective was to develop a fuzzy logic algorithm to control the output voltage of the boost converter in steady state conditions. Simulation results showed that the fuzzy logic controller was able to maintain the output voltage with no overshoot, unlike the open loop converter which had 80% overshoot. In conclusion, the fuzzy logic controller improved the dynamic performance and stability of the boost converter compared to an open loop design.
This document discusses fault level calculations in electric power systems. It explains that fault level calculations are necessary to select protective devices, circuit breakers, and equipment that can withstand short circuit currents. The document outlines the procedure for calculating fault levels, which involves representing the system with a single line diagram, choosing a base MVA, calculating per unit reactances, determining the equivalent reactance to the fault point, and using formulas to calculate fault MVA and current. It also discusses how current limiting reactors can be used to insert additional reactance and reduce short circuit currents to match circuit breaker ratings.
The document discusses liquid level capacitive sensors. It begins by describing how capacitive sensors can detect liquid levels by measuring changes in capacitance between sensor plates as the dielectric between them changes. It then provides figures to illustrate capacitive sensing concepts and equations to calculate capacitance based on plate area, distance, and dielectric. The document concludes by discussing applications of capacitive sensing including liquid level measurement, moisture detection, and touch interfaces.
The document discusses the Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT). It describes the principle of operation, construction, working, advantages, disadvantages and applications. Specifically:
- LVDT works on the principle of mutual induction to convert linear displacement into an electrical signal. It consists of a primary coil surrounded by two secondary coils, with an iron core that can move within.
- As the core moves, it induces different voltages in the secondary coils, with the output being the difference between these voltages. This allows precise measurement of the core's position.
- LVDTs provide high resolution, output, sensitivity and linearity. However, they require shielding and can be affected by vibration and temperature changes.
The document provides information about a PowerPoint presentation on Distributed Static Compensator (D-STATCOM) given by Sheikh Mohammad Sajid. It introduces D-STATCOM as a device used to mitigate current-based power quality problems at the distributed level. It discusses various classifications, topologies, components, control strategies and objectives of D-STATCOM, including reactive power compensation, load balancing and harmonic suppression. The key principles of operation involve injecting compensating currents from a voltage source converter to regulate voltage at the point of common coupling.
This document provides an introduction to temperature control and closed-loop control systems. It describes the basic components of a control loop including controllers, sensors, control devices and the process being controlled. It explains common sensor types like thermocouples and RTDs. It also covers controller outputs, tuning processes, alarm types and typical temperature control applications.
7SA522 Distance Protection Relay For Transmission Linesashwini reliserv
The SIPROTEC 7SA522 relay provides full-scheme distance protection and incorporates all functions usually required for the protection of a power line. The relay is designed to provide fast and selective fault clearance on transmission and subtransmission cables and overhead lines with or without series capacitor compensation. The power system star point can be solid or resistance grounded (earthed), resonant-earthed via Peterson coil or isolated. The SIPROTEC 7SA522 is suitable for single-pole and three-pole tripping applications with and without tele (pilot) protection schemes.
Transmission and distribution line design finalBhanu Poudyal
Transmission Line designed on basis of data available for a given Hydropower system.
Looking this document you can yourself design the Transmission Line system.
This document discusses power factor correction. It defines power factor as the ratio of actual power to apparent power. Inductive loads cause low power factors by creating a phase difference between voltage and current. Low power factors increase losses and costs. Power factor can be corrected by installing capacitors to supply reactive power and improve the phase relationship. Proper power factor correction increases system capacity, reduces losses, saves costs through efficiency improvements and utility incentives, and improves voltage stability.
This document discusses harmonic mitigating transformers (HMTs) and their use in reducing harmonic distortion in electrical systems. It begins with an introduction describing how increased use of electronic equipment has led to higher levels of harmonic distortion, which can negatively impact system reliability. It then provides details on common harmonic sources, the symptoms caused by harmonics, and how HMTs work to phase-shift and cancel harmonic currents. The document explains the construction, benefits, and appropriate markets for HMTs, concluding that they provide an effective and cost-efficient means of reducing harmonics and improving system reliability.
The document discusses different types of singular points in control systems:
1. A nodal point occurs when both eigenvalues are real and negative, causing all trajectories to converge to the origin in a stable manner.
2. A saddle point occurs when the eigenvalues are real and equal but opposite in sign, making the origin unstable with some trajectories converging and others diverging.
3. A focus point occurs when the eigenvalues are complex conjugates with negative real parts, causing the trajectories to spiral inward in a stable manner towards the origin.
4. A center or vortex point occurs when the eigenvalues are purely imaginary, causing the trajectories to travel in closed paths around the origin in a limitedly stable manner.
The document provides an overview of the 33/11kV Phidim substation located in Phidim, Panchthar district, Nepal. It was established in 2058 BS by Nepal Electricity Authority. The substation steps down electricity from the national 33kV grid to 11kV to supply power to local areas. It is responsible for controlling energy exchange, load shedding, fault analysis and improving the transmission system. The substation layout, single line diagram, and organizational structure are presented. Key equipment used includes transformers, circuit breakers, isolators, lightning arrestors, and insulators.
The Unified Power Flow Controller (UPFC) was proposed in 1991 as a device to control real and reactive power flow in AC transmission systems using two voltage sourced converters. The UPFC can independently control parameters like voltage, impedance, and phase angle to regulate power flow. It consists of two back-to-back converters connected by a DC link that allow bidirectional real power flow and independent reactive power control at each converter. The UPFC can perform functions like voltage regulation, series compensation, phase shifting, and multifunctional power flow control by injecting a controlled compensating voltage into the transmission line.
Residential air cooler market in India is expected to generate double the revenue by 2021 due to increasing temperatures, adoption by middle class consumers, and a shift from unorganized to organized brands. Air coolers work through evaporative cooling and come in personal, room, desert, and tower varieties. The market grew at 15.68% from 2010-2014, and 8% of Indian households now own air coolers. Changing consumer perceptions and constrained power supply have increased popularity, with plastic body coolers preferred over metal. Both branded and unbranded coolers have mass appeal across urban and rural areas in India.
Design and Performance Evaluation of an Indirect Evaporative Air Cooler IDES Editor
This paper presents design of small indirect evaporative air cooler which is developed as a cross flow heat exchanger and its performance evaluation under controlled environmental conditions. The experimental results are compared with the results of an analytical model developed by assuming constant water film temperature on the heat exchanger tubes. The experimental results of the cooler show a satisfactory agreement with the analytical values. The analytical results show that low inlet humidity and higher inlet temperature of the comfort air results in an increase in both cooling effect and cooling capacity. A very low velocity of comfort air gives more cooling effect but the cooling capacity
declines. For given inlet conditions and for given length of the tubes, a tube diameter of around 2 mm results in better cooling capacity.
The document discusses the Fast Decoupled Load Flow (FDLF) method for solving load flow problems. FDLF is based on the Newton-Raphson method but further simplifies the load flow equations by assuming that active power changes are more sensitive to voltage angle changes and reactive power changes are more sensitive to voltage magnitude changes. This allows the Jacobian matrix to be separated into two square submatrices related to voltage angle and magnitude. FDLF requires fewer iterations than Newton-Raphson, has higher reliability, and is faster and uses less storage. The method is physically justifiable and can be used in optimization studies involving multiple load flow solutions.
1. The document discusses Lypunov stability and different types of stability including asymptotically stable, bounded-input bounded-output stable, and Lyapunov stability.
2. It provides conditions for asymptotic stability including having all eigenvalues of the system in the left half plane and defines an equilibrium state as a state where the system will not move from in the absence of input.
3. Lyapunov's method is introduced for analyzing stability using a Lyapunov function where the derivative must be negative semi-definite to guarantee asymptotic stability.
This document discusses two types of variable impedance series compensators: the thyristor-controlled series capacitor (GCSC) and the thyristor-switched series capacitor (TSSC). It explains that the GCSC uses thyristors to control the voltage developed across a fixed capacitor, creating a variable reactive impedance. The TSSC uses thyristors to control the current in a fixed inductor from a constant voltage source, creating a variable reactive admittance. It also covers the operating control schemes for each device and discusses the phenomenon of sub-synchronous resonance.
This document describes a study that designed a fuzzy logic controller for a boost DC-DC converter using MATLAB/Simulink software. The objective was to develop a fuzzy logic algorithm to control the output voltage of the boost converter in steady state conditions. Simulation results showed that the fuzzy logic controller was able to maintain the output voltage with no overshoot, unlike the open loop converter which had 80% overshoot. In conclusion, the fuzzy logic controller improved the dynamic performance and stability of the boost converter compared to an open loop design.
This document discusses fault level calculations in electric power systems. It explains that fault level calculations are necessary to select protective devices, circuit breakers, and equipment that can withstand short circuit currents. The document outlines the procedure for calculating fault levels, which involves representing the system with a single line diagram, choosing a base MVA, calculating per unit reactances, determining the equivalent reactance to the fault point, and using formulas to calculate fault MVA and current. It also discusses how current limiting reactors can be used to insert additional reactance and reduce short circuit currents to match circuit breaker ratings.
The document discusses liquid level capacitive sensors. It begins by describing how capacitive sensors can detect liquid levels by measuring changes in capacitance between sensor plates as the dielectric between them changes. It then provides figures to illustrate capacitive sensing concepts and equations to calculate capacitance based on plate area, distance, and dielectric. The document concludes by discussing applications of capacitive sensing including liquid level measurement, moisture detection, and touch interfaces.
The document discusses the Linear Variable Differential Transformer (LVDT). It describes the principle of operation, construction, working, advantages, disadvantages and applications. Specifically:
- LVDT works on the principle of mutual induction to convert linear displacement into an electrical signal. It consists of a primary coil surrounded by two secondary coils, with an iron core that can move within.
- As the core moves, it induces different voltages in the secondary coils, with the output being the difference between these voltages. This allows precise measurement of the core's position.
- LVDTs provide high resolution, output, sensitivity and linearity. However, they require shielding and can be affected by vibration and temperature changes.
The document provides information about a PowerPoint presentation on Distributed Static Compensator (D-STATCOM) given by Sheikh Mohammad Sajid. It introduces D-STATCOM as a device used to mitigate current-based power quality problems at the distributed level. It discusses various classifications, topologies, components, control strategies and objectives of D-STATCOM, including reactive power compensation, load balancing and harmonic suppression. The key principles of operation involve injecting compensating currents from a voltage source converter to regulate voltage at the point of common coupling.
This document provides an introduction to temperature control and closed-loop control systems. It describes the basic components of a control loop including controllers, sensors, control devices and the process being controlled. It explains common sensor types like thermocouples and RTDs. It also covers controller outputs, tuning processes, alarm types and typical temperature control applications.
7SA522 Distance Protection Relay For Transmission Linesashwini reliserv
The SIPROTEC 7SA522 relay provides full-scheme distance protection and incorporates all functions usually required for the protection of a power line. The relay is designed to provide fast and selective fault clearance on transmission and subtransmission cables and overhead lines with or without series capacitor compensation. The power system star point can be solid or resistance grounded (earthed), resonant-earthed via Peterson coil or isolated. The SIPROTEC 7SA522 is suitable for single-pole and three-pole tripping applications with and without tele (pilot) protection schemes.
Transmission and distribution line design finalBhanu Poudyal
Transmission Line designed on basis of data available for a given Hydropower system.
Looking this document you can yourself design the Transmission Line system.
This document discusses power factor correction. It defines power factor as the ratio of actual power to apparent power. Inductive loads cause low power factors by creating a phase difference between voltage and current. Low power factors increase losses and costs. Power factor can be corrected by installing capacitors to supply reactive power and improve the phase relationship. Proper power factor correction increases system capacity, reduces losses, saves costs through efficiency improvements and utility incentives, and improves voltage stability.
This document discusses harmonic mitigating transformers (HMTs) and their use in reducing harmonic distortion in electrical systems. It begins with an introduction describing how increased use of electronic equipment has led to higher levels of harmonic distortion, which can negatively impact system reliability. It then provides details on common harmonic sources, the symptoms caused by harmonics, and how HMTs work to phase-shift and cancel harmonic currents. The document explains the construction, benefits, and appropriate markets for HMTs, concluding that they provide an effective and cost-efficient means of reducing harmonics and improving system reliability.
The document discusses different types of singular points in control systems:
1. A nodal point occurs when both eigenvalues are real and negative, causing all trajectories to converge to the origin in a stable manner.
2. A saddle point occurs when the eigenvalues are real and equal but opposite in sign, making the origin unstable with some trajectories converging and others diverging.
3. A focus point occurs when the eigenvalues are complex conjugates with negative real parts, causing the trajectories to spiral inward in a stable manner towards the origin.
4. A center or vortex point occurs when the eigenvalues are purely imaginary, causing the trajectories to travel in closed paths around the origin in a limitedly stable manner.
The document provides an overview of the 33/11kV Phidim substation located in Phidim, Panchthar district, Nepal. It was established in 2058 BS by Nepal Electricity Authority. The substation steps down electricity from the national 33kV grid to 11kV to supply power to local areas. It is responsible for controlling energy exchange, load shedding, fault analysis and improving the transmission system. The substation layout, single line diagram, and organizational structure are presented. Key equipment used includes transformers, circuit breakers, isolators, lightning arrestors, and insulators.
The Unified Power Flow Controller (UPFC) was proposed in 1991 as a device to control real and reactive power flow in AC transmission systems using two voltage sourced converters. The UPFC can independently control parameters like voltage, impedance, and phase angle to regulate power flow. It consists of two back-to-back converters connected by a DC link that allow bidirectional real power flow and independent reactive power control at each converter. The UPFC can perform functions like voltage regulation, series compensation, phase shifting, and multifunctional power flow control by injecting a controlled compensating voltage into the transmission line.
Residential air cooler market in India is expected to generate double the revenue by 2021 due to increasing temperatures, adoption by middle class consumers, and a shift from unorganized to organized brands. Air coolers work through evaporative cooling and come in personal, room, desert, and tower varieties. The market grew at 15.68% from 2010-2014, and 8% of Indian households now own air coolers. Changing consumer perceptions and constrained power supply have increased popularity, with plastic body coolers preferred over metal. Both branded and unbranded coolers have mass appeal across urban and rural areas in India.
Design and Performance Evaluation of an Indirect Evaporative Air Cooler IDES Editor
This paper presents design of small indirect evaporative air cooler which is developed as a cross flow heat exchanger and its performance evaluation under controlled environmental conditions. The experimental results are compared with the results of an analytical model developed by assuming constant water film temperature on the heat exchanger tubes. The experimental results of the cooler show a satisfactory agreement with the analytical values. The analytical results show that low inlet humidity and higher inlet temperature of the comfort air results in an increase in both cooling effect and cooling capacity. A very low velocity of comfort air gives more cooling effect but the cooling capacity
declines. For given inlet conditions and for given length of the tubes, a tube diameter of around 2 mm results in better cooling capacity.
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The document discusses evaporative cooling systems from Spec-Air, including direct evaporative cooling, indirect evaporative cooling, and indirect/direct evaporative cooling. It provides information on their performance, applications, equipment, maintenance, and energy efficiency. Spec-Air offers a wide range of evaporative cooling solutions from 1500-100,000 CFM to help projects achieve cooling needs in an environmentally-friendly way.
This document is a project report submitted by Amit Prasad to Mahendra Pratap Singh for the partial fulfillment of a Bachelor of Technology degree in Mechanical Engineering. The report discusses the design and working of an evaporative cooler. It includes sections on the working principle, theory, and psychrometric processes involved in evaporative cooling. Key points covered include how evaporative cooling lowers air temperature through the evaporation of water and conversion of sensible to latent heat, as well as diagrams illustrating common psychrometric processes like sensible cooling.
Design and fabrication of smart portable air conditionerAzRil Afif
The document discusses the design and fabrication of a smart portable air conditioner by Mohamad Azril Afif Bin Ghazali for his final year project at Universiti Kuala Lumpur Malaysian Institutes of Aviation Engineering Technology. It provides background on portable air conditioners, acknowledges those who helped with the project, and outlines the tables, figures, abstract, and contents that will be included in the project report.
This document discusses solar air conditioning systems. It describes how solar energy can be used for heating and cooling, including providing refrigeration and air conditioning. It then discusses two main types of refrigeration cycles - vapor compression and vapor absorption. Vapor absorption cycles use heat rather than mechanical energy to power the refrigeration process. The document goes on to describe four methods of solar air conditioning: using desiccants, passive solar cooling, solar thermal cooling, and photovoltaic solar cooling. It provides details on each method and notes that solar air conditioning using desiccants has advantages over the other methods in terms of lower cost, lower collector temperature requirements, smaller collector size, and ability to operate at night and in cloudy conditions.
The document discusses various energy efficient and renewable energy systems that could be implemented at a university campus. It proposes replacing existing lights with more efficient T5 lights, implementing solar water heaters to reduce electricity costs for water heating, improving air conditioning efficiency, and setting up solar-wind hybrid systems. Cost-benefit analyses are provided for each proposed system that show potential cost savings from reduced electricity consumption.
This document describes a plant monitoring system that uses various sensors to monitor the temperature, pressure, and humidity of a plant. It uses sensors like the BMP180 temperature/pressure sensor and soil moisture sensors connected to an Arduino board. The system has two operating modes - an automatic mode where it will water the plant if the soil is dry, and a manual mode to control servos and relays by hand. It aims to enhance plant growth by monitoring environmental conditions and responding accordingly, such as turning on a heater if the temperature is too low. Potential future improvements include adding a camera and connecting it to the internet via IoT.
Automatic plant monitoring system have recently attracted tremendous interest due to the potential application in emerging technology. More importantly, this technique have improved and may be used to enhance the performance of existing techniques or to develop and design new techniques for the growth of plants . This project will shows the new source for watering the plants in the farms which is reducing the man power . This system will ensure that plants will be monitered without direct influence of men. For designing this system electronic devices like arduino ,sensors (pressure ,soil moisture) and servo , relay , display are used . we mainly introduced automatic watering of plants which shows much efficiency for watering plants compared to other techniques used which facilitates more effective multi-type harvesting the farms and clarifies a mechanism for realizing multi-functional practices in farms using electronic devices.
The document describes a hybrid solar cooler system that uses solar energy to power a water pump, controller circuit, and brushless DC fan to provide cooling. Solar panels charge a battery during the day which powers the system components. Sensors monitor the water level in a tank and automatically turn the pump on and off to fill and drain it. The controller circuit regulates voltage to prevent overcharging the battery. The DC fan provides airflow while being powered by the solar-charged battery, allowing the system to operate without electricity to provide cooling using solar energy in an eco-friendly way.
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The alarms could indicate issues related to refrigerant charge levels like low or high pressure, which could be caused by low refrigerant, overcharging, or dirty coils. Other possible causes include problems with fans, filters, transducers, or economizer operation. Identifying the root cause of discrepancies between operating conditions and expected performance is important for fault detection and diagnosis of rooftop unit issues.
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Moisture control project is uses full and interesting project. It can help to farmer. It is consist of BJT, Resisters, Capacitors, I C etc. Moisture control device will be completed by four sections. The basis of operation for this system is the Over – watering and under watering both are harmful for plants. Roots need air as well as water. If the soil is constantly saturated, air cannot reach the roots and they suffocate. Also, excess water weakens the plant and makes it susceptible to various diseases, particularly fungal attacks, under watering on the other hand, is equally harmful, plants not receiving enough water droop from the top down and leaf edge turn brown. Moisture monitor provides a solution to the above problem by monitoring the moisture level of the soil and producing an audio – visual alert when the moisture goes below a preset level, indicating that the plant needs to be watered.
Lambda In-Row offers a state-of-the-art row-level cooling solution for data centers using microchannel evaporators. It provides exceptional cooling capacity of up to 180kW/m2 and superior energy efficiency compared to competitors. The small unit outperforms traditional large CRAC units while saving valuable data center space and reducing installation costs.
This document describes a major project on an automatic water level pump controller presented by four electrical engineering students. It contains an introduction, working principle, block diagram, list of components, details of the components, applications, advantages, disadvantages, and references. The automatic water level controller uses sensors to detect the water level and control a pump to maintain the water level between an upper and lower threshold. It aims to automatically control water levels and save water.
Temperature is the most important variable in industrial processing, primarily because it is the fundamental condition characteristic of the thermal state of the body. Consequently it is most important that the various ways of measuring temperature be well mastered and the advantages and disadvantages of each method we well understood and the operating limitation in terms of time of response, temperature range distance of operation and compatibility with other control etc. should be considered for each installation and measurement. There are two types of measurement 1. Non-electrical method (e.g. Glass thermometer) and 2. electrical method (e.g. Digital thermometer, thermo couples and RTDs)
This document describes an automatic irrigation system that uses a PIC16F877 microcontroller. It measures soil moisture and starts the pump automatically when the soil is dry. The measured values are displayed on an LCD screen. The system includes a power supply circuit, components like an LCD screen and sensors, and regulates the pump based on soil moisture levels. It allows setting limits via switches and has advantages like reducing water use and labor.
Raul Simonetti, CAREL HVAC/R Corporate Business Manager, per la Giornata Mondiale della Refrigerazione 2020, approfondisce il tema del condizionamento degli edifici.
The Silcovert STM is a medium voltage load-commutated current source inverter for synchronous motors up to 65 MW. It provides speed control, monitoring, and braking torque regulation. It uses thyristor technology in 12 or 24 pulse configurations to provide precise power control for applications requiring high power or speed ratings. The flexible design meets exact application requirements, and the same unit can be used to brake generator-turbine sets by regenerating power back to the grid.
This document contains information about the operation of a Thermopack unit. It includes descriptions of the main components like the burner, circulation pumps, safety valves, heat exchangers and more. It also provides details on the control system components like the PLC, sensors, actuators and wiring diagrams. The document is meant to explain the working and components of the Thermopack unit.
SIMULATION OF THERMODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF CASCADE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM WITH ALT...IAEME Publication
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2. INTRODUCTION
WE ARE PLANNING TO DESIGN A NEW PRODUCT
THAT CAN BE USED IN EXISTING DOMESTIC COOLER
SYSTEMS.
THE PRODUCT IS A HUMIDITY BASED EFFICIENT
EVAPORATIVE COOLER SYSTEM WHICH MAINTAINS
THE HUMIDITY RANGE WITHIN OPTIMUM LEVELS
SUITABLE FOR THE HUMAN BODY.
THE PRODUCT IS NAMED AS COMBISWITCH.
3. WHAT IS HUMIDITY?
HUMIDITY IS SOMETHING WE HEAR ABOUT DAILY IN
WEATHER REPORTS.
ABSOLUTE HUMIDITY IS THE MASS OF WATER VAPOUR
DIVIDED BY THE MASS OF DRY AIR IN A VOLUME OF AIR
AT A GIVEN TEMPERATURE.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY IS THE RATIO OF THE CURRENT
ABSOLUTE HUMIDITY TO THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE
ABSOLUTE HUMIDITY( WHICH DEPENDS ON THE
CURRENT AIR TEMPERATURE)
4. HUMIDITY AND HUMAN BODY
WHEN THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY IS HIGH, WE FEEL
MUCH HOTTER THAN ACTUAL TEMPERATURE.
IF THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY IS LOW, WE FEEL
MUCH COOLER THAN THE ACTUAL TEMPERATURE
BECAUSE OUR SWEAT EVAPORATES EASILY COOLING
US OFF.
THE HEAT INDEX IS AN INDEX THAT COMBINES AIR
TEMPERATURE AND THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN AN
ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE THE HUMAN-PERCIEVED
EQUIVALENT TEMPERATURE.
PEOPLE TEND TO FEEL MOST COMFORTABLE AT A
RELATIVE HUMIDITY OF ABOUT 45 %.
5. EXISTING EVAPORATIVE COOLER
SYSTEMS
AN EVAPORATIVE COOLER IS A DEVICE THAT COOLS AIR
THROUGH THE EVAPORATION OF WATER.
EVAPORATIVE COOLING DIFFERS FROM TYPICAL AIR
CONDITIONING SYSTEMS WHICH USE VAPOUR COMPRESSION
OR ABSORPTION REFRIGERATION CYCLES.
EVAPORATIVE COOLING WORKS BY EMPLOYING WATER‟S
LARGE ENTHALPY OF VAPORIZATION.
THE TEMPERATURE OF DRY AIR CAN BE DROPPED
SIGNIFICANTLY THROUGH THE PHASE TRANSITION OF LIQUID
WATER TO WATER VAPOUR, WHICH REQUIRES MUCH LESS
ENERGY THAN REFRIGERATION.
6.
7. WORKING OF EVAPORATIVE
COOLERS:
AN EVAPORATIVE COOLER PRODUCES EFFECTIVE COOLING
BY COMBINING A NATURAL PROCESS OF EVAPORATION WITH A
SIMPLE, RELIABLE AIR MOVING SYSTEM.
FRESH OUTSIDE AIR IS PULLED THROUGH MOIST PADS
WHERE IT IS COOLED BY EVAPORATION AND CIRCULATED
THROUGH A HOUSE BY A BLOWER.AS THIS HAPPENS, THE
TEMPRATURE OF THE OUTSIDE AIR CAN BE LOWERED AS
MUCH AS 30 DEGREES.
THE NEXT FIGURE SHOWS THE WORKING OF EVAPORATIVE
COOLER .
8.
9. DISADVANTAGES OF THE EXISTING
SYSTEM:
HIGH HUMIDITY CONDITIONS DECREASE THE COOLING
EFFICIENCY OF THE EVAPORATIVE COOLER.
UNDER HIGH HUMIDITY ENVIRONMENTS, WHEN THE
RELATIVE HUMIDITY IS AROUND 80%-90%, THE ELECTRICAL
SYSTEMS WILL EVENTUALLY UNDERGO CORROSION AND
MOISTEN SURFACES.
IT RELIES HEAVILY ON UNINTERRUPTED WATER SUPPLY
TO FUNCTION. THUS, WE HAVE TO ENSURE THAT THE
WATER TANK IS FILLED AND ITS PADS ARE ALWAYS WET.
10. PROBABLY BECAUSE EVAPORATIVE COOLERS ADD MOISTURE
TO THE AIR AND BLOW IT AROUND,THEY ARE SOMETIMES
KNOWN AS “SWAMP COOLER”.
EVAPORATIVE COOLERS CAN WORK WONDERFULLY
WELL,PROVIDED THE OUTSIDE AIR THEY ARE DRAWING IN, IS
DRY AND DESERT LIKE .
AS THE HUMIDITY INCREASES, HOWEVER, THE ABILITY FOR
THEM TO COOL THE AIR EFFECTIVELY DECREASES.
SIMPLY PUT, EVAPORATIVE COOLERS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO
WORK IN HIGH HUMIDITY CONDITIONS.
11. MOTIVATION
LOW HUMIDITY CAUSES RESPIRATORY ILLNESS OR
CERTAIN ALLERGIES, BREATHING PROBLEMS AND MAY
CAUSE JOINT PAIN.
ON THE OTHER HAND, HIGH HUMDITY
ENCOURAGES BACTERIA, MOULD, AND FUNGUS
GROWTH.
TO DESIGN SUCH A SYSTEM WHICH CAN WORK AT
RELATIVE HUMIDITY LEVELS AND TO MAINTAIN
OPTIMUM RANGE OF HUMIDITY.
TO OVERCOME THE DEFECTS IN EXISTING SYSTEM.
12. PROBLEM STATEMENT:
TO DESIGN AN ENERGY EFFICIENT DEVICE
WHICH WHEN CONNECTED TO AN EXISTING
COOLER SYSTEM CONTROLS THE COOLING EFFECT
BASED ON VARIATION OF HUMIDITY.
THE PRODUCT SHOULD BE ECONOMICAL IN
HARDWEAR REALISATION AND EFFICIANT IN POWER
SAVING.
13. WE INTEND
TO :
CONNECT EVAPORATIVE COOLER TO ELECTRIC POWER BY
THE COMBISWITCH WHICH ENABLES ITS HUMIDITY SENSOR
TO GET INTO OPERATION.
IT AUTOMATICALLY GOVERNS THE SPEED OF THE WATER
PUMP, THEREBY THE RATE OF EVAPORATION OF THE
WATER POURED ON THE COOLER PADS.
THIS IN TURN AFFECTS MAXIMUM COOLING WITH
MINIMUM WATER, ECONOMICALLY.
14. THE ROADMAP
PHASE 1:
Developing idea
Identifying components
Design of circuit diagram
Components selection and testing
Program simulation and debugging
Breadboard testing of circuit
PCB design(compact)
15. PHASE 2:
Design of Combiswitch
Enclosing the components in Combiswitch
Space optimization
System integration
Running the product
Measuring the performance
Giving the product look
Manual preparation
17. WORKING :
HUMIDITY SENSOR SENSES THE HUMIDITY AND
GIVES THE EQUIVALENT OUTPUT TO THE MCU 8051.
MCU 8051 SAMPLES THIS OUTPUT OF SENSOR
AND TAKES CERTAIN DECISION AS PER THE
PROGRAMMING .
IF THE HUMIDITY IS VERY HIGH THE DEHUMIDIFIER
DEHUMIDIFIES THE AIR AND ENHANCES THE
COOLONG EFFECT.
THE WATER LEVEL CONTROLLER INDICATES THE
LEVEL OF WATER IN THE TANK AND IF IT IS BELOW A
PREDEFINED LEVEL THE MOTOR AUTOMATICALLY
TURNS OFF.
LCD DISPLAY IS ALSO INTERFACED TO MCU 8051
FOR DISPLAYING THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY AND
VERIFYING THE RESULTS.
18. CONTD……….
IF HUMIDITY SENSED BY THE SENSOR IS LESS,
THE PUMP IS SWITCHED ON AND SPEED OF FAN IS INCREASED.
HENCE HUMIDITY OF THE ROOM STARTS TO INCREASE.
WHEN IT REACHES OPTIMUM VALUE THE SPEED OF THE MOTOR
IS
DECREASED AND THUS THE COOLING IS MONITORED.
THUS OUR NEW SYSTEM IS CLOSED LOOP CONTROL SYSTEM WHERE
THE PARAMETER WHICH ARE CONTROLLED ARE RELATIVE HUMIDITY
AND WATER LEVEL.
19. MICROCONTROL
LER :
• High-performance, Low-power Atmel® AVR® 8-bit
Microcontroller
High Endurance Non-volatile Memory segments
– 16 Kbytes of In-System Self-programmable Flash program
memory
– 512 Bytes EEPROM
– 1 Kbyte Internal SRAM
Peripheral Features
– Two 8-bit Timer/Counters with Separate Prescalers and
Compare Modes
– One 16-bit Timer/Counter with Separate Prescaler, Compare
Mode, and Capture
Mode
– Real Time Counter with Separate Oscillator
– Four PWM Channels
– 8-channel, 10-bit ADC
8 Single-ended Channels
7 Differential Channels in TQFP Package Only
2 Differential Channels with Programmable Gain at 1x, 10x, or
200x
22. HUMIDITY SENSOR
A HUMIDITY SENSOR ALSO CALLED AS HYGROMETER
MEASURES AND REGULARLY REPORTS THE RELATIVE
HUMIDITY IN THE AIR.
THIS MEANS THAT IT MEASURES BOTH AIR
TEMPERAURE AND MOISTURE.
THE MOST COMMON TYPE OF HUMIDITY SENSOR USES
WHAT IS CALLED „CAPACITIVE MEASUREMENT‟.
THE SENSOR ITSELF IS COMPOSED OF TWO METAL
PLATES WITH A NON-CONDUCTIVE POLYMER FILM
BETWEEN THEM.
THE FILM COLLECTS MOISTURE FROM THE AIR AND
THE MOISTURE CAUSES MINUTE CHANGES IN THE
VOLTAGE BETWEEN THE TWO PLATES.
23. SENSORS TO BE USED
SHT1x (INCLUDING SHT10, SHT11 AND SHT15)
SENSIRION‟S FAMILI OF SURFACE MOUNTABLE RELATIVE
HUMIDITY AND TEMPERATURE SENSORS.
THE SENSORS INTEGRATE SENSOR ELEMENTS PLUS
SIGNAL PROCESSING ON A TINY FOOT PRINT AND PROVIDE
A FULLY CALLIBRATED DIGITAL OUTPUT.
A UNIQUE CAPACITIVE SENSOR ELEMENT IS USED FOR
MEASURING RELATIVE HUMIDITY WHIL E TEMPERATURE IS
MEASURED BY A BAND-GAP SENSOR.
BOTH SENSORS ARE SEAMLESSLY COUPLED TO A 14-BIT
ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER AND A SERIAL INTERFACE
CIRCUIT.
24. THE CHANGES IN THE VOLTAGE ARE THEN CONVERTED
INTO DIGITAL READINGS SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF
MOISTURE IN THE AIR.
27. FLOWCHART
START
INITIALIZE PORTS A AND D
INITIALIZE ADC: ADCSRA= 87H AND ADMUX = 60H
B
START CONVERSION: ADSC = 1
NO IS ADIF
= 1?
YES
VALUE = ADCH
A
28. A
IS
VALUE<12
2
(55% RH)
NO YES
LED OFF LED ON
RELAY OFF RELAY ON
B
31. ADVANTAGES OF THE NEW SYSTEM:
FIRST, THE NEW SYSTEM IS A LOT LESS COSTLY TO
INSTALL WHEN COMPARED WITH REFRIGERATED AIR
CONDITIONERS, THEREBY SETTING UP A COOLER COSTS ONLY
ABOUT ONE EIGHTH TO A HALF OF THAT OF REFRIGERATED
AIR CONDITIONERS.
OPERATING IT IS ALSO CHEAPER, ACCOUNTING FOR JUST
A FOURTH OF WHAT IS EXPENDED ON REFRIGERATED AIR.
THE BENEFITS OF BOTH FAN AND MOTOR COMBINED
WITH ADVANCED ELECTRONIC CONTROLS, MANAGE AND
MONITOR THE MOTOR TO ENSURE THAT THE SYSTEM RUNS
AT OPTIMUM EFFICIENCY AT ALL TIMES.
THE SYSTEM IS SO SMART THAT IT EVEN ADJUSTS THE
MOTOR SPEED AUTOMATICALLY TO COPE WITH DIFFERENT
HUMIDITY LEVELS.
32. FUTURE SCOPE
In the future designs of the evaporative air coolers, the combiswitch
can be integrated within the cooler structure itself.
Using a RF module, the combiswitch can be controlled through a
remote control, which will make it even more user-friendly.
An LCD displaying the relative humidity and the temperature may
also be incorporated within such an advanced cooler.
An additional control may be provided for the blower speed control.
A dehumidifier may also be employed to improve the performance
of the cooler system.