Development of low-cost vibration monitoring software system with IoT

Zulkifly, Zulfeka Hakimie (2024) Development of low-cost vibration monitoring software system with IoT. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The study of mechanical vibration are important to this work. This project develops a low-cost vibration monitoring system to measure the vibration of the intended equipment and show the trend in Blynk IOT applications. This low-cost vibration monitoring system relies on the Hibiscus Sense, an accelerometer GY-521 MPU6050, and a 5000mAh battery bank. The microprocessor, accelerometer MPU6050, and temperature sensor BME280 are all built into the ESP32 development board that is the Hibiscus Sense. It was an Internet-of-Things technology that can share information using radio frequency networks like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). Hibiscus Sense's microprocessor handles the on-board MPU6050 and GY-521 MPU6050 accelerometers and transmits their readings through Wi-Fi to the Blynk app. The motor's vibrations are measured using three MPU6050s. This low-cost vibration monitoring device also uses the Arduino IDE and Blynk software as its interface programmes. Blynk is used to show the received data in gauge form and trend form for vibration analysis, while the Arduino IDE is used to develop the code to run the system.

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