Poultry Automation

Authors

  • Sonam Chophel Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Author
  • Pema Yangzom Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Author
  • Phub Zam Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Author
  • Karma Tshering Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Author
  • Chencho Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Author

Keywords:

Poutry Automation, Microcontroller, Arduino, Temperature sensor, Light dependent resistor, Illumination

Abstract

The paper presents the system design and development of poultry automation. The proposed system presents the au tomatoing of three fundamental necessities of poultry farm. They are: the automation of feeding system, temperature automation and the automation of the light illumination. To achieve these three fundamental automations, Arduino microcontroller is used with various input sensors. Temperature sensor LM35 is used as an input sensor to detect the temperature range and passive light dependent resistor (LDR) is used to detect the intensity of the light. The developed poultry system is of size 2 by 4 by 3 cubic feet well equipped with heater, fan and incandescent bulb to provide ideal living environment for chickens. The feeding automation is controlled using a DC motor and a solenoid valve. The proposed system eliminates the need of manual feeding and offers the means to increase the poultry production by providing ideal and automated environment for chickens. The application of the proposed system also enhances the quality of the product to a great extent. The design and development have considered its practical suitability in both cold and warm places. In addition, the proposed system is designed to be flexible providing the ease to change to de sired setting as per the requirement.

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Published

15-06-2019

How to Cite

Chophel, S., Yangzom, P., Phub Zam, Karma Tshering, & Chencho. (2019). Poultry Automation. Zorig Melong | A Technical Journal of Science, Engineering and Technology, 4(1), 18-23. http://103.133.216.217/index.php/zm/article/view/22