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Karthika, A.
- A Design of Energy Efficient Lighting by Using T5 Technology
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1 Department of EEE, Pollachi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Pollachi, IN
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Programmable Device Circuits and Systems, Vol 10, No 2 (2018), Pagination: 38-40Abstract
The big challenge of the nation is the rising demand for power. The solution is to not just increase investment and enhance power generation, which is a prime need anyways, but invest in more efficient power distribution and optimize power consumption through use of efficient technology. An important component of power consumption worldwide is lightning. India is no different. Global trends in outdoor lighting shows that 18-38% of the total energy bill goes towards outdoor lighting and therefore this is one domain that needs major attention if we look at improving efficiency of power consumption with an objective of saving energy. T5 tube lights with electronic ballast are the best available fluorescent tube light options in the market. A T8 tube light with electromagnetic ballast typically consumes 38W of electricity but a T5 with electronic ballast will consume only 28W of electricity. Thus a T5 provides about 26% electricity saving over a regular T8tubelight. The audit on (68 No’s) T8 tube lights versus T5 tube lights has been done based on the total energy consumption, replacement cost, annual cost saving and payback period.
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- Automated Roof for Cloth Protection with Notification Using IOT
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Data Mining and Knowledge Engineering, Vol 11, No 1 (2019), Pagination: 12-16Abstract
For a working couple, it is hard to find time to have laundry day where the cloth is dried through the whole day. It’s a very big deal to dry the clothes during the rainy days. The weather can change from sunny to rainy anytime. This paper will introduce the techniques which will automatically retrieve-in the roof over the clothes when it is the sunny day and oppositely retrieve-out the roof when it is raining[12],[15]. This roof doesn’t allow the clothes from becoming wet due to rain.
To automate this task, a rain sensor is attached to the roof which senses the weather and sends the data to the microcontroller of the Arduino board. So, when the sensed data is ‘ON’ [7], it intimates to the controller, GSM sends the message to the user simultaneously when it indicates to the DC motor which automatically opens the roof and its vice- versa. The power is supplied to this project to make all the tasks happen.