AUTOMATIC DAM WATER LEVEL CONTROLLER USING BELLOWS VALVE PROJECT TEAM

The objective of this project is to control the water level in dam using bellows valve. If water level increases the desired level then it will valve open. If it decreases the desired level then it should turn off the valve automatically.in this project automatic dam control using bellows valve

INTRODUCTION NEED FOR AUTOMATION : Nowadays almost all the automobile vehicle is being atomized in order to product the human being. The automobile vehicle is being atomized for the following reasons.

 To achieve high safety  To reduce man power  To increase the efficiency of the vehicle  To reduce the work load  To reduce the vehicle accident  To reduce the fatigue of workers  To high responsibility  Less Maintenance cost

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Cast steel PM 25 to ANSI 300 – 1/2 to 12 inches Straight-through or Y-pattern design Easy operating handwheel with safe operation at all working temperatures Energy-saving bell of chrome nickel steel with air cushion between bell and housing Bellows of chrome-nickel steel

Working progress: December :we have select the project title January: Materials collecting February: Abstract,project details collecting through internet March: Record work and fabrication will be submitted.

battery Sensing unit Dam Bellows valveExit

Approximate details s.nopartsquantity 1Bellows valve1 2Sensing unit1 3Dc battery1 4Aluminum rod2

Purchasing details S.NoDatePartsQuantity 13/1/2012Aluminum rod2 226/1/2012Dc battery1 310/2/2012Sensing unit1