Automatic Water Tank Cleaner

G Pandeeswari¹, M Velmurugan²

¹Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication, Mannar Thirumalai Naicker College, Madurai, Tamil Nadu

²Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication, Mannar Thirumalai Naicker College, Madurai, Tamil Nadu

Abstract

The accumulation of algae and impurities in water tanks is a common issue in domestic and industrial sectors, impacting water quality and hygiene. This system proposes an Automatic Tank Cleaner System that uses advanced sensors to detect algae growth and manage tank cleanliness efficiently. This system is designed to operate autonomously, reducing manual effort and ensuring consistent cleaning schedules. It enhances water quality while conserving resources by minimizing water wastage during cleaning. This innovative solution is scalable for both small domestic tanks and large industrial water storage systems, ensuring safe and hygienic water storage. This project presents an Automatic Tank Cleaning System that works, when the turbidity sensor sense the algae, sends a data to ESP32 Microcontroller and starts the scrubber to clean after the cleaning process over suck the all water and transfer the dirty water to container on the same time the cleaning process duration was indicate through LED display. This process was continuously repeating periodically. The benefit of this system is to reduce the human intervention, eliminate bacterial infection and maintain the water purity that influences a human health.

Keywords

• Microcontroller, ESP 32, Motor Driver, Sensor.

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G, P., & M, V. (2025). From theory to impact: New visions across disciplines: FTI July 2025 [Hard Bound]. In D. James (Ed.), From Theory to Impact: New Visions Across Disciplines (1st ed., Vol. 1, pp. 1–9). ASDF International. https://edlib.net/2025/fti1/ftijuly2025009.html