Smart Air-Conditioner Monitoring by IOT Applications

The main issue faced at these times is that the consumers have to manually remove and change the internal components manually in an air conditioner such as a rotor or compressor because of overheat that may result in the particular air conditioner malfunctioning. An air conditioner is made up of many components, but the major parts doing the heavy lifting of moving the air indoors and outdoors are the evaporator, condenser, expansion valve, and compressor. Advanced air conditioner air filtration systems are considered to be the latest innovation in air condition technology which help to improve indoor air quality and reduce allergens, as well as help with cooling efficiency. In this project, when one of the components of an air conditioner is overheated, a coolant system acquires the temperature as input and begins functioning when the temperature of the component exceeds the limit set in the Arduino code. This system helps in reducing the temperature of the component in the air conditioner and guarantees operation for a prolonged period of time. Also, the moisture content because of the refrigerant gas present inside the air conditioner is recorded using a humidity sensor. Both temperature and humidity readings are notified to the administrator with the help of a GSM module. The coolant system for reducing the temperature of the component could be even an exhaust fan used in the central processing unit of a computer.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iceca63461.2024.10801169
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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Abstract

The main issue faced at these times is that the consumers have to manually remove and change the internal components manually in an air conditioner such as a rotor or compressor because of overheat that may result in the particular air conditioner malfunctioning. An air conditioner is made up of many components, but the major parts doing the heavy lifting of moving the air indoors and outdoors are the evaporator, condenser, expansion valve, and compressor. Advanced air conditioner air filtration systems are considered to be the latest innovation in air condition technology which help to improve indoor air quality and reduce allergens, as well as help with cooling efficiency. In this project, when one of the components of an air conditioner is overheated, a coolant system acquires the temperature as input and begins functioning when the temperature of the component exceeds the limit set in the Arduino code. This system helps in reducing the temperature of the component in the air conditioner and guarantees operation for a prolonged period of time. Also, the moisture content because of the refrigerant gas present inside the air conditioner is recorded using a humidity sensor. Both temperature and humidity readings are notified to the administrator with the help of a GSM module. The coolant system for reducing the temperature of the component could be even an exhaust fan used in the central processing unit of a computer.

Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Paramedical Sciences (IN)
Affordable and clean energy
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