Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring and Automated Disposal System for Process Industry

This research study focuses on the development of a Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring and Automated Disposal System for the textile dyeing industry. The system monitors key water quality parameters pH, temperature, and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) using IoT enabled sensors. Based on real-time sensor data, it automatically categorizes wastewater into three types reusable water, irrigation-suitable water, and chemically contaminated water. Automated solenoid valves control the flow of water to appropriate channels based on these categories. The system also features a manual mode, allowing users to manually actuate the solenoid valves as needed. Real-time data, including water quality parameters and valve operations, is displayed on the Blynk platform, enabling remote monitoring and control. Furthermore, the project explores the reuse of chemical water in cement manufacturing. This smart solution promotes sustainable water management, reduces environmental impact, and supports resource reuse within the textile dyeing and construction industries.