AUTOMATIC WATER PUMP CONTROL (rajan naik electrical engineering polytechnic)

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1. Presentation on “ Automatic water Pump Control ” presented by Mr.Khankal S.S. DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Karmoyogi Institute of Technology(polytechnic) shelve, Pandharpur.

2. List of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Literature Review 3. Information 4. Advantages 5. Disadvantages 6.Application 7 . Conclusion

3. Introduction Automatic water pump control systems are designed to regulate the water pump operation without human intervention. It ensures water is supplied efficiently based on demand and storage tank levels. Prevents wastage of water and reduces electricity consumption.

4. Literature Review Studies show traditional pumps often waste energy due to manual control. Researchers have developed float switch and sensor-based systems for automation. Microcontroller-based designs (Arduino, PIC, 8051) have improved reliability. Recent work focuses on IoT-enabled pump systems for remote monitoring.

5. INFORMATION Sensors detect the water level in the tank (low and high levels). When water level falls below the minimum, the pump is turned ON. When tank is full, the pump is automatically turned OFF. Control can be implemented using relays, float sensors, or microcontrollers. Advanced systems integrate IoT for smartphone monitoring .

6. Advantages Saves water and electricity. Reduces human effort. Prevents pump dry run and overflow. Increases system efficiency and pump life. Can be monitored remotely with IoT integration.

7. Disadvantages Initial installation cost may be high. Requires periodic maintenance of sensors. Sensor malfunction can lead to failure. Dependence on electricity or battery backup.

8. Applications Household Water Tank Management Agricultural Irrigation Systems Industrial Water Supply Systems Municipal Water Distribution Sewage and Wastewater Management

9. Conclusion Automatic water pump control is an efficient, reliable solution for water management. It saves resources, prevents wastage, and reduces manual effort. With IoT integration, it represents the future of smart water management systems.