Modeling and Simulation of Smart Biogas Bottling Plant Using IoT
K Satheeshkumar, M. Deepak, K Dhineshkumar, P Dineshkumar, P Gopinath, P. Balasubramani · 2024
This paper is to concentrate, on the generation of energy based on biodegradable wastes from domestic and cattle wastes. The intention of this paper is to attenuate biodegradable wastes and generate a feasible alternative to liquid petroleum gas (LPG). The demand for monitoring and control processes is increasing day by day due to environmental issues. Better monitoring and control algorithms can be verged and proposed in this paper by using the Internet of Things (IoT). It will be used to predict the present level of biogas to manage the input accordingly. With the help of IoT technology phones receive data instantaneously. It is one of the decentralised sources of energy in future. Retained Kitchen waste leads to public health hazards, so this paper assists in avoiding various diseases like malaria, and typhoid and also meets the social concerns in our society. This work provides a suitable means for biogas production with a smart and continuous monitoring system.