Monday, February 22, 2016

Temperature and Motion-Controlled Automated Switch for Ceiling Fans with Bluetooth and Android Application

Peñas, Cherry Amor S. ,Villamor, Michael G. and Yuzon, Dexter C.


ABSTRACT
The design of controlled switch for ceiling fans was formulated to answer the high power consumption problem and high energy fee of the school. The automated switch for ceiling fans utilizes a temperature and  motion sensor and can be access also by a Bluetooth and Android Application. Any Cooling appliances connected to this system can be switched ON/OFF through an android application, Bluetooth, and the motion and temperature sensors. This system is intended for Tologan Elem. School,Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.
The study aims to provide an alternative for switching ceiling fans and other cooling appliances. To help save and minimize daily electric consumption and can reduce the payment for energy fee to the power distributor.
Keywords:Motion Sensor, Temperature Sensor, Bluetooth Module and Android Application
1.    
INTRODUCTION
Cooling systems like electric fans and air condition are commonly used to provide a comfortable environment. This regulates the temperature inside a close area, thus reduce the accumulation of heat which add-ons to discomfort. Electric fans make the environment conductive for any working activities. It helps to relax and concentrate for any working people. It helps maximize the efficiency since people can work well in a well-ventilated environment. Convenience is one of the benefits that could get if the people are in a well-ventilated environmentcooling systems are some of the appliances that provides the crave of the people to experience a comfortable living.
One way of managing power consumption especially in schools is to minimize the usage of ceiling fans. By minimizing the usage of ceiling fans, this could result to a decrease of the energy bill paid by the school.The researchers introduced the automation of the ceiling fan utilizing temperature and motion-controlled specially motion sensor and temperature sensor to address this problem.
motion sensor is a device that detects moving objects, particularly people.

Temperature sensor is a device that gathers data concerning the temperature from a source and converts it to a form that can be understood either by an observer or another device.

Automated Room Lights Utilizing Motion Sensor is a study that utilizes a motion sensor. This study is design to control the switching of the lights when motion has been detected. The idea of using PIR(Passive Infrared) has been considered through this study.

SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
                                The project covers the operation of a ceiling fan by triggering its operation mode when the temperature reaches the triggering point just above the normal room ambient temperature and when there is a person/s inside the room. 3 or more single fans can be controlled by a single controller. The sensors to be used are a temperature sensor and a motion sensor switch and have a digital display of the temperature of the current room. The sensors also turns off the fan when the temperature drops or cools down to its normal state. The ceiling fan would only operate only if there is a person inside the room and the temperature should be above the normal ambient room temperature (above 25̊C) and through an android application. It can only maintained by technical person. Thus, it becomes difficult to be maintained.
The project does not control the speed of the fan. It has only two states which are the ON and OFF state. The fan is to be in its standard speed when operating or if it is in its ON state, and in OFF state when it’s not operating. The project uses only a ceiling fan.Motion sensor might not cover a full room but not need to touch, push, pull, and press anything. Movement is needed to detect. The ceiling fan would not operate (even if the temperature reaches the triggering point) if there is no person on that classroom. This system is only for Tologan Elem. School, Hagonoy, Davao del Sur.

2.OBJECTIVES

                The main goal of this project is to control the improper usage of ceiling fans in Tologan Elem. School, Hagonoy, to minimize the power consumption of the school.
Specific objectives of the project are defined as to save electrical energy consumption, to lessen the man power, to build a system that will automatically turn on the ceiling fan once motion is detected inside the room and when the temperature reaches above 25 ̊ C, the ceiling fan will automatically turn off when motion is not detected and the temperature is below 25 ̊ C and to incorporate a Bluetooth module to control the system by an android application. 



3. MATERIALS AND DISCUSSION


Figure 2. System Design

. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
The validation process for the Temperature and Motion-Controlled Automated Switch for Ceiling Fans with Bluetooth and Android Application provided a high degree of assurance those specific processes consistently provide products which met predetermined specifications and quality attributes. In this chapter results of the system‘s methods are discussed.
A supply of 6 volts DC is used to operate this circuit. The major component in this circuit is the motion sensor module but it also utilizes a temperature sensor, Bluetooth module and an android application. The output of the sensors serves as an input to the Gizduino to encrypt the signal. If there is a motion detected, the temperature above 25 ̊ C and a command from the android application that switched on the ceiling fan, it will automatically turns on the 220V AC fans. If the motion sensor fails to detect motion it will automatically turned off the 220V AC fans. By properly installed and wiring it correctly it will make the whole system more effective. This system can reduce the power consumption of Tologan Elem. School.
4.1 Power Consumption Calculation
Table 1
One Day Consumption:
Power Supply
0.144kWhr
Arduino Controller                                
0.00576kWhr




Table 2
Monthly Consumption:
Power Supply:                        (0.144)(30)(4.77)
Php 20.6064
Arduino Controller:               (0.00576)(30)(4.77)
Php  0.824256
TOTAL PAYMENT PER MONTH:
Php 21.43
Average Electricity Price per Customer Class in Php/kWhr = Php 4.77(Source: Department of Energy Region 11 – DASURECO)

Table 3
Comparison of the Result
Everyday Average Reading
2.5 kW/hr
Reading from Feb. 23, 2015 (10AM) to Feb. 24, 2015 (9:45 AM)  (with the system installed)
2.0kW/hr

5. CONCLUSIONS
The device was implemented using a temperature, motion sensor, Bluetooth and Android Application. TheTemperature and Motion-Controlled Automated Switch for Ceiling Fans with Bluetooth and Android Application can be used to minimize the usage of the electric fans. This system can effectively reduce the power consumption which leads to lower energy fees.

Table 3
Comparison of the Result
Everyday Average Reading
2.5 kW/hr
Reading from Feb. 23, 2015 (10AM) to Feb. 24, 2015 (9:45 AM)  (with the system installed)
2.0kW/hr

6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The proponents are profoundly thankful for the following people for their assistance, contributions, and cooperation for the completion of this project. The proponents would like to extend their earnest thanks:
·          Engr. Wella Lyn Mateo, for her guidance, patience, constant reminders and for motivating the proponents to finish the project

·          Engr. Jamie Eduardo Rosal, for his endeavors in giving ideas, suggestion and advices in constructing the project

·          Marvin Lloyd Sanico for his assistance to this project has been greatly appreciated.

·          Proponent’s Parents for the unbounded love, support in every way they can whether in financial or emotional aspect and for their constant understanding.
·          To the most gracious Almighty Father for the courage, strength, knowledge and guidance in making this project

7. REFERENCES
Global Science, Technology and Engineering Retrieved 2013-04-18.
Mitchell, Colin (2014). Switching Circuits and Boolean Algebra, Talking Electronics, Transistors, Updated 2014-01-24.
Schrater, Paul.,Knill David., and SimoncelliEero (2000). Mechanisms of visual motion Detection.

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