A Water Sprinkler-based Automatic Cooling System in a Textile Company

Textile factories can often become hot and humid due to the machinery used in the production process. This can create an uncomfortable working environment for employees, affecting their productivity and leading to reduced productivity. High temperatures can cause yarn to become less pliable, leading to breakage and waste, resulting in significant losses. In order to address the issue of high temperatures and humidity levels in textile mills, a system employing an Arduino UNO microcontroller board and a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor has been developed. The system is controlled by an Arduino UNO microcontroller board, which receives data from a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor. When the temperature surpasses the set threshold, the microcontroller activates a relay module, which then triggers the water sprinkler to cool down the environment. This automatic system ensures that the working environment remains comfortable for employees, without the need for manual intervention. By automatically activating a water sprinkler when the temperature exceeds a set threshold, the system can help maintain the pliability of the yarn, reducing the chances of breakage during the production process. The system is also cost-effective and efficient, making it an ideal investment for textile manufacturers looking to improve production efficiency, reduce material waste, and maintain a comfortable working environment for employees.