WATER LEAKAGE DETECTION SYSTEM IN SERVER ROOM

WONG, YEE MIN (2023) WATER LEAKAGE DETECTION SYSTEM IN SERVER ROOM. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

This project showcases a server room-specific water leak detection system called Water Module Detection. The project's goal is to stop water damage in the server room by identifying leaks and notifying the necessary people. The system is made up of a microcontroller and water sensors among other parts. In order to find any leaks, the water sensors are strategically positioned around the server room. When a leak is discovered, the microcontroller alerts the PC, which then uses social media communication channels to warn the proper individuals. The system has the ability to enter the readings from the water sensor into a logbook for future use. A comparison of competing products, including the Govee Wi-Fi Water Sensors and the Eve Water Guard Connected Water Leak Detector, is also included in the project. The comparison sheds light on each system's advantages and disadvantages as well as its characteristics. The system architecture demonstrates how each element is interconnected and how data is passed between them. The system architecture and design have successfully passed comprehensive examination and testing. Overall, by identifying leaks early on and notifying staff right away, this approach offers a practical method for avoiding water damage to server rooms. It also shows how social media platforms may be utilised as reliable channels of communication in times of crisis

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