Development of water quality monitoring system with IoT

Mohammad Irwanshah, Mohammad Syafiq (2022) Development of water quality monitoring system with IoT. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In our daily lives, water is a resource that is essential. We must make sure that it is of a quality that is appropriate for use consequently. Total dissolved solids (TDS) refer to the number of dissolved particles in a volume of water, and water is often referred to as an allpurpose solvent. High dissolved solids (TDS) concentrations can change the taste of our water but rarely pose a threat to our health. Readings above 1000 ppm are deemed unsafe for human consumption, while those above 500 ppm necessitate additional investigation for dangerous particles and heavy metals. We typically use a standalone TDS pen to measure the TDS of water, however we are unable to connect the pen to the Arduino or any other microcontroller. As a result, there are TDS metres specifically designed for use with the Arduino or any other microcontroller.

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