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    City water distribution system

    Introduction
    In this research work, it is proposed that the usage of Anti - theft control system for
    drinking water supply. By implementing this proposed system in a real time; surely it will
    be able to control the drinking water theft in the domestic areas. In urban areas the water
    supply to residence and commercial establishments are provided at a fixed flow rate. There
    are incidents of excess water drawing by certain customers/users by connecting motor -
    pump sets to the water lines which are considered as water theft. With the continuous
    economic growth, the water demand of enterprises is also increasing. The monitoring of
    water resource for these enterprises can prevent the occurrence of stealing water and
    leaking water effectively Prof. D B Madihalli is working as Senior Lecturer, ECE Dept HIT
    Nidasoshi India. Prof. S S Ittannavar is working as Lecturer, ECE Dept HIT Nidasoshi
    India the monitoring system of urban water supply has aroused extensive attention in recent
    years. Urban water supply networks form the link between drinking water supply and
    drinking water consumers. These large - scale networks are vital for the survival of urban
    life, for maintaining a healthy level of economic development, and for the continuous
    operation of factories and hospitals. In world, urban water supply systems are public
    enterprises, usually part of a local government, and the recent increased interest in
    privatizing public enterprises has not led to reforms of water systems. Nevertheless, in
    about 50 cities in the developing world, the water system either has been privatized or
    franchised to a non – governmental entity for its operation and maintenance. In this research
    work it is proposed to develop an embedded based remote water monitoring and theft
    prevention system by recording the flow rates at the consumer/user end. In order to
    implement the proposed water supply system, each consumer end should be provided with
    an embedded based water flow monitoring system consisting of a microcontroller to record
    the flow rate using a flow sensor and to transmit the same to a remote monitoring station
    using control room.

    Block diagram of project


    ADVANTAGES
    1. Water theft by connecting pump-set directly to water line will be minimized to some
    extent.
    2. Line break will be detected and so wasting precious drinking water will be avoided.
    Features:
    1) High Quality Product
    2) Quad Band GSM/GPRS
    3) 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
    4) Built in RS232 level converter
    5) Built in SIM card holder
    6) Built in network status LED
    7) Input Voltage: 5V to 12V DC
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