Project Report On Control Of Dc Fan

This Project Report On Control Of Dc Fan is about the DC fan and its control, the report provides the detailed explanation of DC fan, its use and how DC fan work. The aim of the project DC fan is to control a 12V DC fan using a power electronic circuit works on the operation of Thermistor. A rectified 12V DC input is given to the circuit which contains an arrangement of Thermistor, Relay, Potentiometer and various other electronic components like Diode, Transistor and Resistors.

The operation of 12 volt DC cooling fans typically used to supply cooling air to electronic equipment: These fans are typically based on two-phase Brushless DC (BLDC) motors drawing between 1 and 50 watts of power. Single-phase brushless DC motors are also used in fans, but this is outside the scope of this application note.

The report also contains the details of Thermistor. Thermistor are widely used as inrush current limiters, temperature sensors, self-resetting over current protectors, and self-regulating heating elements.

There nine elements are available in this report that are explain how the DC fan words. The elements are Theory of Operation, Thermistor, Transformer, DIODE, Variable Resistors, Rectifier, Light-emitting diode (LED), Relay.

If 230V input voltage of the transformer is given, then we get 12V output supply of the secondary terminals, the output voltage of the rectifier circuit is applied, and it directs the 12-volt alternating current into direct current and the rectified voltage is working on the application main circuit and our circuit and is controlled by the change of temperature thermistor signal to the internal circuitry and the fan speed.

Project Report On Control Of Dc Fan Conclusion:

In the future, this type of circuit can be used for the design of smart-house concept by various other sensors. This circuit can also continue to vary for the design temperature measurement fan whose speed is implemented as per the requirement of people.

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Computer Automated Dryer for Thin Layer Grain Drying

This Computer Automated Dryer for Thin Layer Grain Drying project report presents the design and manufacture of laboratory model of a computer automated dryer for thin layer drying of grain. A blower forces air through the grains in the oven. Various process parameters of the corresponding sensors are acquired at specific intervals for a period of time a PCL-207 card interfaces to other Pc. The temperature of the drying chamber is kept constant by triggering a thyristor with different ignition with the PCL-207 card, which controls the input voltage to the heater. Weight of sample-time curves plotted at different temperatures, and the results are satisfactory.

The basic purpose of drying grain is to reduce its moisture content to a level acceptable for safe storage. Conventional dryers use bulk quantity of grain for drying. Even the Laboratory model fabricated for drying operation is voluminous. Moreover, many of its operations are manual and hence, less accurate. For the purpose of study of the property of grain drying, one needs a single-kernel or at best a thin layer drying process. The aim of the present work is to design and fabricate a laboratory model of computer automated dryer for the study of thin layer grain drying process.

There are various types of diagrams available in this report which will explain the clear idea of the project. The diagrams names are Schematic representation of the setup, Block diagram of data acquisition scheme, Additional signal processing circuit, Block diagram of temperature control scheme, Synchronisation circuit, Thyristor firing circuit etc.

Conclusion:

The laboratory model was an automatic dryer for drying a thin layer of corn developed and tested. The dryer is easily the variables of the various processes controlled temperature automatically. The software has the flexibility to make the drying process for some time to get it upright. The results are consistent with those in the literature. Compared to conventional dryers, it is less cumbersome and more accurate.

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Computer Aided Design for a PV System And Investigation Of 3 Phase Thyristor Converter

This Computer Aided Design for a PV System And Investigation Of 3 Phase Thyristor Converter project report is the brief description of Computer Aided Design, Pv System And Investigation and Thyristor Converter used to converts energy from the sunlight into electricity.  The report explains the details of energy conversion in two parts with different aspect of energy.

A photovoltaic cell converts energy from the sunlight into electricity. The radiation from the sun is made up of tiny particles of energy called photons. As these photons impact on the cell, some of them are absorbed into the cell. The energy from the photons on impact causes electrons to be free. The movement of the free electrons is what generates electricity.

A thyristor is a switching semi conductor device that is unidirectional, that is to say it can only conduct in a single direction. It can be seen that a thyristor is basically a combination of PNP and NPN bipolar transistors.  To make the thyristor conduct a voltage is applied at the gate which turns on the NPN transistor which in turn makes the PNP to start conducting. Once both transistors are ON, they remain ON until turned OFF. Due the mode of operation and behaviour as described earlier, thyristors are used in 3 phase rectified circuits. This type of rectifier using thyristors is referred to as line commutated controlled rectifier.

Conclusion:

A  PV system can be made to track maximum power point by incorporating a PI controller into the PV system. The PI controller adjusts the PV voltage based on the maximum power point. With properly tuned values of proportional gain and integral gain, the PI controller reduces ripples and improves transient response. In a 3 phase thyristor rectifier using 6 thyristors, the thyristors are triggered it sequence resulting in the formation of 6 pulse DC voltage waveforms.

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Project Report On Carriage And Wagon Workshop Dahod

The Project Report On Carriage And Wagon Workshop Dahod Carriage and Wagon Workshop Dahod is starts with detailed history of Dahod. The report explains about the purpose of selecting Dahod as carriage and wagon workshop and also given the construction details of workshop.

Originally, the workshop at Lower Parel (Bombay) was catering to the requirement of POH of locomotives, passenger carriages and freight cars of then Bombay, Baroda and Central India (BB&CI) Railway. With the increase in the train services, Lower Parel workshop was not able to cope with the arising of all the three types of rolling stock. Therefore, it was decided to shift locomotive POH activity from Lower Parel to some other place.

Dahod was selected for construction of POH workshop for steam locomotive fleet because of its pleasant weather, availability of cheap land and sincere workforce. Dahod is also ideally situated mid-way between Bombay and Delhi, the main route of BB&CI Railway broad gauge system.

The workshop has a versatile layout enabling it to tackle any type of engineering assignment. This workshop was indeed utilized for production of armament during the Second World War from October 1941 to August 1943 suspending locomotive repair activities, steam locomotive repair activities of BB&CI Railway were entrusted to GIP Railway’s workshop at Parel (Bombay) during War.

The workshop undertakes the periodic overhauling of two main types of coaches. The first category of the coach is known as the ICF design coaches. The second category of the coach is the LHB design coaches. The workshop is headed by the Chief Workshop manager. There are five departments dealing with various activities such as Mechanical, Electrical, Materials Management, Finance & Accounts, HRD, Audit and Security.

Project Report On Carriage And Wagon Workshop Dahod Conclusion:

Carriage and Wagon Workshop Dahod undertakes the periodic overhauling of passenger main line coaches of Western Railway. It also manufactures wheel sets for the workshop as well as various divisions of Western Railway and also the EMU workshop.

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Project Report On Automatic Sun Tracking System

Project Report On Automatic Sun Tracking System – ASTS can be used for Parabolic Trough tracker, Dishes tracker, PV (Photovoltaic generator) tracker, Heliostat, Solar Furnace and so on. Even though the theory of the controller system is similar to all the applications, there are some differences: the precision requirement for dishes tracker is stricter than PV tracker, while the Heliostat and solar furnace need the strictest precision requirement, and more difficult to apply solar sensor to make a closed-loop control system. So, when design these systems, selection of motor type, controller type and tracking mode should be different.

ASTS is a hybrid hardware/software project.

The software includes:

• VB 6.0 based GUI.

• Microsoft Access Database.

• Embedded Software (written in C) for microcontroller AT89c52.

The hardware includes:

• Solar panel assembly structure containing six functional sensors, stepper motor and solar cells.

• System Control Unit containing LCD, Keypad, Error Indicators and Emergency Stop switch.

• Complete PCB containing two microcontrollers (89c52). First one is the Master Microcontroller which controls the automatic operation of ASTS. While second one the Slave Microcontroller serially communicates (RS232) with VB software in computer.

The project report discussed about the details of Motor Selection, Solar Sensor.  Computer Based Control Unit is completely software based control, written in VB 6.0. It incorporates a GUI (figure-10) and a Database, linked with Microsoft Access. Using this software the computer serially communicates (RS232) with the ASTS. The Slave microcontroller (89c51) of the system makes this communication successful.

Project Report On Automatic Sun Tracking System Conclusion:

Although ASTS is a proto type towards a real system, but still its software and hardware can be used to drive a real and very huge solar panel. A small portable battery can drive its control circuitry. Therefore by just replacing the sensing instrument, its algorithm and control system can be used in RADAR and moveable Dish Antennas.

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Project Report On Automatic Pressure Controller

The Project Report On Automatic Pressure Controller work entitled “automatic pressure regulator uses PIC 16F 72 microcontrollers as its main component. It is a simple and inexpensive circuit for detecting atmospheric pressure. It automatically detects the air pressure and displays the pressure in Pascal on an LCD display. It also points to inform the level of pressure on some printing conditions. Today microcontrollers are common, so the microcontroller based Pressure controller is flexible and reliable. It provides a good visual indication. Here as an innovative project work developed as an automatic pressure controller, is an effective example of microcontroller application and is a low cost and also user friendly.

An integrated pressure controller is a device controlled by the PIC microcontroller C16F73 senses the pressure inside a small area and indicates the pressure with an LCD display. Along with this system shows the different levels of pressure with LEDs. In such a system essentially consists of a pressure sensor, a microcontroller and LCD display along with other shows level LEDs.

The sensor is in a cabin pressure that is recognized and controlled the pressure in the cabin detected and generates an analog output voltage applied by the pressure. This analog output voltage is converted into a digital format that is converted by an analog-digital converter (ADC). Then, the output voltage is applied to the microcontroller to provide the output pressure. Then the output pressure may be displayed using the LCD display through suitable interfacing circuitry.

Project Report On Automatic Pressure Controller Conclusion:

Microcontroller based Automatic Pressure Controller is capable of reading the atmospheric pressure and indicating the levels. We can use this device as a universal exchange necessary to change the software and hardware according to the study of multiple sequences of microcontroller programming used to change. The assembler program is MPLAB.MPLAB is used to interact with well PICSTAR programmers used. Once the program has successfully fulfilled, the PIC can be programmed.

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Automatic Power Factor Corrector Using Capacitive Load Bank Project Report

This Automatic Power Factor Corrector Using Capacitive Load Bank Project Report represents a constant load power factor correction without manual capacitive bank. A PFC controller provides power factor correction and peak-current limit for any converter topology switching power supplies (buck, boost or buck-boost), without directly sense the coil current.

Automated Power Factor Corrector with a capacitive load banks is helpful in providing power factor correction without manual capacitive load bank. Previously, the power factor correction was done manually by adjusting the capacitive bank. Now this automated project helps us to reduce the staff and thus helping to take the time to the power factor to increase the efficiency of the right help.

The report discussed about some of the important issues in different chapters like:

Chapter 2:  This chapter discussed about the Embedded Systems.

Chapter 3:  In this 3rd chapter functions have been discussed in detail about Micro controllers .

Chapter 4:   This chapter discussed about Programming the Flash.

Chapter 5:  This chapter discussed about Automatic Power factor Controller.

Chapter 6:   This chapter discussed about the Component Specifications.

Chapter 7:  This chapter discussed about the Load Banks.

Chapter 8: Conclusion and future scope utilities have been mentioned in this final chapter        proceeded with required references.

Automatic Power Factor Corrector Using Capacitive Load Bank Project Report Conclusion:

By observing all aspects of the power factor it is clear that power factor is the most significant part for the utility Company as well as for the consumer. Utility company rid of from the power losses while the consumer free from low power factor penalty charges. The automotive power factor correction using capacitive load banks is very efficient as it reduces the cost by decreasing the power drawn from the supply and as it operates automatically men are not required to operate this ,so this Automated Power factor Correction using capacitive load banks must be used for the industries purpose in the future.

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Project Report On Windmill Speedometer With Frequency Counter

This Project Report On Windmill Speedometer With Frequency Counter is primarily designed to calculate the speed of the motor; this is achieved through the use of microcontroller and photo sensor. The photo-sensor is near the engine. If the motor has a rotation of the photo-sensor senses this and generates the pulse. This pulse is transmitted to the microcontroller. Microcontroller acts as a switch. So, when a pulse from the microcontroller light barrier, increases the counter. The count is based on the LCD, which is displayed in digital form.

The idea behind most of the digital counter frequency meter and tachometer, a micro-controller is used to count the pulses coming from a sensor or other device. In the case of this rev counter is counted by the proximity sensor may be, when the reflective element about them all to be discovered, and thus provide an output pulse for each revolution of the shaft as shown in the picture. These pulses are fed to the microcontroller and counted. Main components used : 5 V DC Power Supply, ATMEL AT89S52 Microcontroller, Analog to Digital Converter ( ADC – 0808 ),LCD 16*2 Alpha Numeric, Buzzer – Frequency ( 1 to 18 khz, 5V – 12V DC ).

 Project Report On Windmill Speedometer With Frequency Counter Conclusion:

This report is to calculate the speed of the engine. Been calculated in previous days, the speed of the engine through the contact tachometer, is only limited speed can be calculated, and the accurate reading cannot be maintained and shows the calculated value in analog form, this is analogous to the display hard to understand. So in this project, we can overcome these problems mentioned above, we use this non-contact tachometer. From this we can calculate, tachometer, the motor speed to a great extent. And accurate reading is obtained; calculated value is in the form of digital, which is easy to understand. Actual reading value display digital form .It uses digital display so avoids alignment problem.

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Project Report On Voltage Sag Report

This Project Report On Voltage Sag Report presents typical voltage sag distributions for the Finnish rural and urban networks are calculated. To propagate throughout the power system Voltage sags propagate throughout the power system and a sag sensitive customer can experience sags caused by faults at the same, higher or lower voltage levels. In this report the main interest is distribution companies and their possibilities in decreasing the impact of voltage sags. Thus only voltage sags caused by short circuit faults on MV radically operated networks and experienced by LV customers are studied. Network characteristics have influence on voltage sag distribution.

Voltage sag is a momentary decrease in the rms voltage, usually caused by a fault in the utility transmission line or distribution system within customer facility. It is a temporary voltage drop below 90% of the nominal voltage level. Voltage sags and momentary power interruptions are probably the most important power quality problems affecting industrial and large commercial customers. Voltage sags and momentary power interruptions are probably the most important PQ problem affecting industrial and large commercial customers. These events are usually associated with a fault at some location in the supplying power system.  Interruptions occur when the fault is on the circuit supplying the customer.

 Project Report On Voltage Sag Report Conclusion:

The problems of voltage – sag has to be tackled in two ways. The customer will have to improve the ride through capability of their sensitive equipment. If system power conditioning is expensive, it may be economical in the long-term to improve the actual process equipment.

The voltage sag, if implemented by utilities cab yield the following benefits to utility,1 New customers may be attracted by sag-performance.2 Existing customer satisfaction may be enhanced by quick correction of voltage sag performance. 3 Areas may be detected for system enhancement. 4 Power quality disputes can be settled. 5 Public relations will be better.6 even current protection can be evaluated as it applies to duration of voltage sag.

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Project Report On Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS)

Project Report On Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) have become an indispensable element of many data processing installations (EDP), from desktop PC’s to mainframe computer systems. UPS systems provide a measure of insurance and security for the user who is concerned about data loss and hardware failures caused by power disturbances. The measure of insurance needed is proportional to the financial impact of the downtime caused by such an incident.

More recently, the introduction of computer based control systems in manufacturing and process control applications has prompted the need for UPS system in industrial facilities as well. Typical applications range from distributed PLC based controls to complete Distributed Control Systems (DCS) with power requirements ranging from 3 to 50 KVA. In addition to new plant construction, many older plants are upgrading both pneumatic and single loop control systems to distributed control, primarily to improve operating efficiency. Fundamental philosophical differences in system architecture indicate that industrial computer applications require different design parameters than their data processing counterparts and while UPS’s in commercial applications have largely become commodity items, industrial UPS systems remain an engineered product.

Project Report On Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) Conclusion:

In conclusion, there are many things to consider when specifying a UPS for industrial applications, only a few of which have been covered here. We’ve learned that industrial UPS systems generally have a high initial cost than their computer room counterparts. They are also more reliable and will be serviceable for the life of the plant. A cost justification based on the 15 to 20 year plant design life will show the cost of ownership for the industrial unit to be considerably lower. If you factor in the possibility of one incident traceable to the UPS that causes plant down time it becomes a foregone conclusion that spending a little more on the front end can save a substantial amount of money in the long run.

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