Using wireless sensor networks (WSN) for detecting leakage in water pipes
The leakage of underground water pipe used to provide water to every household will lead to great amount of water loss, money, and valuable resources and may cause public health risks. Leakage may occur at different places or components in water distribution network/system. Current techniques, which...
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my.uniten.dspace-297552023-12-28T16:57:34Z Using wireless sensor networks (WSN) for detecting leakage in water pipes Bakar A.A. Din M.M. Yussof S. Ghapar A.A. Rusli M.E. Chang G.C. 35178991300 55348871200 16023225600 35172922200 16246214600 55348856500 Leakage Sensor nodes Water loss Wireless sensor network (WSN) Correlators Graphical user interfaces Groundwater Leakage (fluid) Personal computers Remote sensing Sensor nodes Water piping systems Wireless sensor networks Geographical area Hostile environments Leak detection systems Prototype system Remote access Water distribution networks Water loss Water pipes Water pipelines The leakage of underground water pipe used to provide water to every household will lead to great amount of water loss, money, and valuable resources and may cause public health risks. Leakage may occur at different places or components in water distribution network/system. Current techniques, which is acoustic leak detection system uses listening devices, leak noise correlators and tethered hydrophones. This technique requires a person to be on the field to perform investigation. This paper describes our prototype system using wireless sensor network (WSN) to detect water pipe leakages. The system consists of two major parts; the first part is the part that senses the leakage and the second part is the part that displays the required information on a graphical user interface (GUI) application running on a personal computer (PC). WSN is chosen because it can allow for remote access, can be left unattended for a long time after the deployment, suitable for hostile environments and can be deployed over a large geographical area. Final 2023-12-28T08:57:34Z 2023-12-28T08:57:34Z 2007 Conference paper 2-s2.0-84865618438 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84865618438&partnerID=40&md5=b0d490303dd0255aaf738af0c62a5650 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/29755 2 922 926 Scopus |
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The leakage of underground water pipe used to provide water to every household will lead to great amount of water loss, money, and valuable resources and may cause public health risks. Leakage may occur at different places or components in water distribution network/system. Current techniques, which is acoustic leak detection system uses listening devices, leak noise correlators and tethered hydrophones. This technique requires a person to be on the field to perform investigation. This paper describes our prototype system using wireless sensor network (WSN) to detect water pipe leakages. The system consists of two major parts; the first part is the part that senses the leakage and the second part is the part that displays the required information on a graphical user interface (GUI) application running on a personal computer (PC). WSN is chosen because it can allow for remote access, can be left unattended for a long time after the deployment, suitable for hostile environments and can be deployed over a large geographical area. |
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