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Online Published: 23 Oct 2024
 


A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks

Ositola Martins Osifeko, Olamilekan Ayomikun Onifade, Paul Oluwapelumi Ekunola, Ajibola Olufemi Oyedeji.


Abstract
Water management is a big challenge in regions with scarce water resources. Existing methods for monitoring water levels are time-consuming and inefficient. Thus, this paper proposes a sustainable and cost-effective solution for a real-time water level monitoring system for mitigating losses in storage tanks. The proposed system uses various sensors and a microcontroller to measure and transmit real-time data via a user-friendly Blynk application. To ensure uninterrupted operation and minimize environmental impact, the system integrates a solar panel and rechargeable battery, which provides stable power throughout the day and optimizes energy consumption. The performance of the system is evaluated using connectivity, alert triggers, accuracy, and battery life as metrics. Evaluation results show that the proposed system can accurately monitor water levels and further provide access to real-time data. This work aligns with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation. A widespread adoption of this system can enhance water resource management, alleviate water scarcity, and improve overall sustainability

Key words: Water Management, Sustainable Development Goals, waste and Overflow Management, Internet of Things


 
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Osifeko OM, Onifade OA, Ekunola PO, Oyedeji AO. A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks. Equijost. 2024; 11(1): 63-70.


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Osifeko OM, Onifade OA, Ekunola PO, Oyedeji AO. A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks. https://www.equijost.com/?mno=195344 [Access: June 25, 2025].


AMA (American Medical Association) Style

Osifeko OM, Onifade OA, Ekunola PO, Oyedeji AO. A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks. Equijost. 2024; 11(1): 63-70.



Vancouver/ICMJE Style

Osifeko OM, Onifade OA, Ekunola PO, Oyedeji AO. A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks. Equijost. (2024), [cited June 25, 2025]; 11(1): 63-70.



Harvard Style

Osifeko, O. M., Onifade, . O. A., Ekunola, . P. O. & Oyedeji, . A. O. (2024) A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks. Equijost, 11 (1), 63-70.



Turabian Style

Osifeko, Ositola Martins, Olamilekan Ayomikun Onifade, Paul Oluwapelumi Ekunola, and Ajibola Olufemi Oyedeji. 2024. A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks. Equity Journal of Science and Technology, 11 (1), 63-70.



Chicago Style

Osifeko, Ositola Martins, Olamilekan Ayomikun Onifade, Paul Oluwapelumi Ekunola, and Ajibola Olufemi Oyedeji. "A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks." Equity Journal of Science and Technology 11 (2024), 63-70.



MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style

Osifeko, Ositola Martins, Olamilekan Ayomikun Onifade, Paul Oluwapelumi Ekunola, and Ajibola Olufemi Oyedeji. "A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks." Equity Journal of Science and Technology 11.1 (2024), 63-70. Print.



APA (American Psychological Association) Style

Osifeko, O. M., Onifade, . O. A., Ekunola, . P. O. & Oyedeji, . A. O. (2024) A Real-Time Water Level Monitoring System for Mitigating Loss in Storage Tanks. Equity Journal of Science and Technology, 11 (1), 63-70.





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