Pressure Monitoring System Interfaced With Global System For Mobile Communication (GSM)

Khalil Rushdi, Abdul Ghafar (2013) Pressure Monitoring System Interfaced With Global System For Mobile Communication (GSM). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Pressure can be defined as a force presses over an area. It cannot be seen but when it does you can feel it. Although pressure is sightless, it gives an impact to a certain thing. One of a simple example that can explain the effect of pressure over an area is s shaking tree blown by a wind. The wind presses over an area which is the tree resulting in pressure. For some materials, pressure can change its properties. These materials are chemical substances. An amount of force exerted by pressure can change the nature and characteristics of the substances. For example, forces of pressure can faster or slower the rate of reaction or melting point of a chemical substance. The result is depended on a type of chemical being forced. In a chemical processing industry, this factor might disturb the desired results which can cost a lot of money to the company. Hence, in order to avoid this unwanted situation, a device known as Pressure Monitoring System (PSM) interfaced with GSM is designed. The device can detect force of pressure around by using pressure sensor and show it based on a real time condition. The device also is implemented with warning system in order to notify people about the current pressure condition. The warning system consists light indicator and message notification.

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