The development of online monitoring system for water consumption in ablution activity considering Malaysian cultural preferences

Mohd Zulkifli, Muhammad Azfar (2022) The development of online monitoring system for water consumption in ablution activity considering Malaysian cultural preferences. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Water is an important resource for life and its existence and, unfortunately, large quantities of water are being wasted on daily basis especially on ablution ritual at mosques which is consumes large amount of water. Monitoring the consumption of water can control water usage, and smart technologies can play a useful role. In this paper, a smart system based on Internet of Things (IoT) has been proposed to monitor the water consumption in ablution considering Malaysia is country of many Islamic people. A water flow sensor, together with Arduino, continuously monitors the water that used and sends these data to a server through a Wi-Fi module. Using the data collected from the culture in Malaysia to find the preferences of the atributes of characteristic of online water monitoring with IoT system. The water can be monitor in real time the help of IoT system. The water consumption is predicted for each day for the user. An algorithm to monitor the flow of water consumption and can be used to detect leakage of water in the tanks has also been proposed. A web interface allows the user to visualize the water usage, monitor their consumption, and detect any leakage and leakage rate in the system through smartphone and laptop.

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