A SMART WATER LIFTING SYSTEM FOR IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT

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  • PROF.P.R.KULKARNI Department of Computer Engineering, PUNE University / SIEM, Nashik, India
  • PRADNYA PATHARE Department of Computer Engineering, PUNE University /SIEM, Nashik, India
  • NIKITA KOTHULE Department of Computer Engineering, PUNE University /SIEM, Nashik, India

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Abstract

In India water lifting is the largeproblem people living nearbylakes and dams use the water of lakes and dams without the permission of the government they have to wentto the dams to operate the motors for water lifting similarly the levelof water to be utilized by them is more than what the government has decided for each motor. They use the electricity of irrigation offices and don’t even pay the bills for electricity or service fees. So to reduce this things from happening we are creating a system which will be operated from homes andthey will be charged for the levelof water and electricity they are going to use. In this system we will have a wireless operatemotor which can be operated from remote location also. Other than this the amount of electricity and water they are usethe bill will becharged to them which will be send on the application as well. If the user does not returnthe bill the system will stop and he could not use the motor. So this system will help the people utilize only that much what the government has decided and they will only have to returnminimal amount for that

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2021-03-10

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Vol. 7 No. 4 (2020): IJIERT

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