INDUSTRIAL CRISIS CONTROL BY USING ARDUINO

Authors

  • MR. SAGAR.S.DADHE Asst. Prof. Dept. of electrical Engineering, SKNSCOE, Korti Pandharpur, Maharashtra, India
  • MR. RAMESH.D.CHAVAN Dept. of electrical Engineering, SKNSCOE, Korti Pandharpur, Maharashtra, India
  • MR.SUDHAKAR.R.GHODKE Dept. of electrical Engineering, SKNSCOE, Korti Pandharpur, Maharashtra, India

Keywords:

Arduino,, LCD, SMPS, Relay

Abstract

In this project we give the new idea about the automation for machine protection.The main objective of our project is to protect the industrial machines from the crisis like over voltage, under voltage over current, single phasing, etc.Induction motorsare mostlyusedfor industrial application .Hence industrial automation is required very accurate operation.The project is mainly based on the Arduino. We use the Arduino for automation purpose .This protection is economical;it is beneficial for all types of industries i.e. small scale industry, mediumscale, and largescale industry.Now a day AC motors are mostlyused for industrial application, some industry are run 24/7 in month that’s why they are facing more problems.In this project we are goingto use the Arduino, by setting the particular value of voltage and current in the Arduino we protect the motor or machine. Alsothis project helpsto protect the motor when any one of the phase is missing from the three phase.Also the protection from current we use the current sensorand relays are also used for the protection from the over voltage and single phasing.

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

2018: NCMTEE

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