Automated System for the Microclimate Remote Monitoring

Tatyana Nikonova, Iosif Vulfovich Breido, Andrey Sichkarenko, Leonid Daich, Evgeniy Kotov, Murat Baimuldin, Olga Zharkevich

2022

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DOI 10.2507/daaam.scibook.2022.09
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The authors propose the development of a system designed to control microclimate parameters at the place where grain is stored in a polymer molten bubble, diagnose changes in it and transmit information to the control center.The system is a software and hardware complex that combines grain storage tanks with a system for remote control and diagnostics of the main microclimate parameters, such as the level of oxygen O 2 , the level of carbon dioxide CO 2 , temperature and relative humidity.The system also monitors the integrity of the material of the melt bubbles by indirect signs.