Automatic Grip Irrigation Control System Based on Sensors

Abstract

Drip irrigation are a certain type of irrigation that gives low-pressure water to soil and plants using plastic tubes placed beside or in the plants’ roots. It is a substitution of sprinklers or other types of furrowing methods of irrigating plants, which can be used to control the moister and processed by sensors. Sensors and sensors can be used to help the progression of the grip irrigation system. It shall be the coming future of the agriculture in both of small scale and large scale for it can obviously save water and labor in an obvious extent. A drip irrigation is a low-pressure, low-volume lawn and garden watering system that delivers water to home landscapes using a drip, spray or stream. It keeps roots moist, but not soaked, all while using less water than other irrigation techniques. In this study, the designed drip irrigation control system is based on the use of variety of sensors: wind sensor, soil moister sensor and rain sensor. After getting a correct database, we can use the control system based on sensors to make the pouring of water in an automatic way which can obviously decline the amount of water waste in the irrigation procession.