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Adding pH and turbidity sensors to ensure safe drinking water. #320
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Hi @vinitshahdeo , I would like to contribute to it. Can you tell what exactly needs to be done? |
Can I work on this....please do tell what exactly needs to be done or what are u expecting |
Can I contribute on this issue? |
Yes |
Could you please describe the problem a little more? PS: I have gone through the code base. |
@aryan040501 Thanks for showing your interest. @nandikajain can help you understand this issue better. Nandika, please do the honors. |
Are you familiar with Arduino and NodeMCU? |
@nandikajain I have although checked how NodeMCU would collect pH values using pH sensor. |
Sorry for the late response, but you will have to make use of turbidity sensors and pH sensors, connect it with Arduino/ NodeMCU, and get the turbidity and pH of the water the sensors are dipped in. You need to check if the pH and the turbidity lie in the safe range for water tanks. If not, you should send an alert. |
Oh okay will do that and send the PR asap. Thanks |
@nandikajain @vinitshahdeo I have added a PR which contains nodeMCU and Arduino files. I have also added the pH and turbidity checker function in demo.html which only console.logs the details. My PR number is #372 PS: it does not have a SWOC 2021 tag although, i dont know how to add that |
I have added the tag. |
Will the PR be merged? |
Various other ways can be explored to check for water contamination in tanks to ensure safe drinking water to everyone. This can be achieved through the use of turbidity and pH sensors wherein we set a safe limit and send a warning to the user if the water quality does not meet the required standards.
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