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Development of an Automatic Paddle Wheel Aerator and Re-mote Movement Water Quality Monitoring for Use in a Marine Shrimp Farm

Version 1 : Received: 27 November 2023 / Approved: 28 November 2023 / Online: 28 November 2023 (08:27:08 CET)

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Thong-un, N.; Panthong, P.; Wongsaroj, W.; Takahashi, H.; Kikura, H. Development of an Automatic Paddle Wheel Aerator and Re-Mote Movement Water Quality Monitoring for Use in a Marine Shrimp Farm. Instrumentation Mesure Métrologie 2024, 23, 79–92, doi:10.18280/i2m.230201. Thong-un, N.; Panthong, P.; Wongsaroj, W.; Takahashi, H.; Kikura, H. Development of an Automatic Paddle Wheel Aerator and Re-Mote Movement Water Quality Monitoring for Use in a Marine Shrimp Farm. Instrumentation Mesure Métrologie 2024, 23, 79–92, doi:10.18280/i2m.230201.

Abstract

A paddle wheel aerator is developed in this research, which includes a wireless sensor network for measuring the water quality in the aquaculture of marine shrimp ponds. It can also move to the desired position to fill oxygen and measure water quality. A basic requirement is good standard water quality to prevent shrimp from epidemics and improve production. The water quality paddle wheel aerator applies a microcontroller and sensors to measure eight parameters of water quality. These water quality parameters are observed on the web application via an IoT module. The movement system of the water-quality paddle wheel aerator consists of a LiDAR, GPS, and remote RF signal. Each item of data is recorded immediately on the cloud server while the water-quality paddle wheel moves in the marine shrimp farm. The controlled paddle wheel aerator is harnessed automatically to enhance precisely the spatial monitoring resolution of the measurement system installed, which is needless for a multiple measurement system with high cost of investment. Also, farmers can access real data through the Line application. Hence, they are able to plan and control a good environment for aquaculture, preventing the occurrence of various epidemics and decomposing organic matter in the pond.

Keywords

internet of things (IoT); paddle wheel aerator; shrimp; water quality measurement; wireless sensor

Subject

Engineering, Control and Systems Engineering

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