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Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water

Título: Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water

Tesis (Bachelor) , 2024 , 110 Páginas , Calificación: 3rd Year

Autor:in: Edralyn Diacamos (Autor)

Ciencias de la computación - Internet, nuevas tecnologías
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This study focuses on developing and evaluating a sensor-based temperature conditioning system using water sprinklers for small-scale piggery farms at Cebu Technological University- Tuburan Campus. The main objectives are to identify and define the technical requirements for fabricating the sensor-based system, including detailed device plans, project costs, and design specifications. It also aims to assess the system's effectiveness in terms of features, functions, conformance, maintenance, serviceability, and durability to ensure it meets the practical needs of small-scale piggery farms. Additionally, the study evaluates user acceptability based on perceived usefulness, ease of use, behavioral intention to use, and actual usage, providing insights into its potential adoption and integration into farm practices. Finally, the study seeks to develop a comprehensive maintenance program to support the long-term sustainability and operational efficiency of the sensor-based temperature conditioning system in piggery farms.

The study employs a quantitative research method to gather insights from stakeholders involved in small-scale piggery farming. The research is anchored in theories such as the Technology Acceptance Model, Technology Dimension Theory, Technology Adoption, and relevant local legislation such as Republic Act No. 11293 and Republic Act No. 11337. Findings will highlight the importance of user familiarity with product features to enhance usability and prevent confusion. Moving forward, collaborative efforts between stakeholders and researchers will be essential to optimize the sensor-based temperature conditioning system, ensuring its effectiveness and alignment with local needs and sustainability objectives. Positive results from the effectiveness and product acceptability assessments are expected to indicate strong support for the system's usability, impact, and potential to improve temperature management in small-scale pig farming.

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Table of Contents

1. Chapter 1. THE PROBLEM AND ITS SCOPE

1.1 Rationale

1.2 Theoretical Background

1.3 Statement of the Problem

1.4 Significance of the Study

1.5 Scope and Limitations

1.6 Definition of Terms

2. Chapter 2. REVIEW OF RELATED STUDIES AND LITERATURES

2.1 Related Literature

2.2 Related Studies

3. Chapter 3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

3.1 Research Method

3.2 Research Design

3.3 Flow of the Study

3.4 Research Environment

3.5 Research Respondents

3.6 Research Instruments

3.7 Preliminary Procedures

3.8 Dry Run Procedures

3.9 Data Gathering

3.10 Data Collection

3.11 Statistical Treatment

4. Chapter 4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS

4.1 Prior Arts of Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water Sprinkler System

4.2 Level of Effectiveness of Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water Sprinklers for small Scale Piggery Farm

4.2.1 Design

4.2.2 Features

4.2.3 Functions

4.2.4 Cost

4.3 Summary of the Level of Effectiveness of Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water Sprinklers for Small Scale Piggery Farm

4.4 Summary of the Level of Acceptability of Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water Sprinklers for small Scale Piggery Farm

5. Chapter 5. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

5.1 Summary

5.2 Findings

5.3 Conclusion

5.4 Recommendations

6. Chapter 6. OUTPUT OF THE STUDY

6.1 Rationale

6.2 Objectives

7. User's Guide

7.1 Purpose of the User Guide

7.2 Functionalities

7.3 Interface Layout

Research Objectives and Core Themes

The primary objective of this study is to innovate and evaluate a sensor-based temperature conditioning system using water sprinklers specifically tailored for small-scale piggery farms. The research aims to address the critical issue of heat stress in pigs by automating environmental regulation to ensure optimal health, productivity, and welfare.

  • The integration of IoT and sensor technology for automated environmental control.
  • Evaluation of system effectiveness in managing pig house temperatures.
  • Assessment of user acceptability, perceived usefulness, and ease of operation among stakeholders.
  • Development of a sustainable and cost-effective maintenance program for small-scale piggeries.
  • Alignment with agricultural productivity goals and sustainable development criteria.

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Rationale of the Study

The Philippines is known for its tropical climate characterized by high temperatures and humidity (Mondejar, 2023). The country experiences hot and humid weather throughout the year, with certain regions witnessing even more extreme temperatures. According to Dr. Ken L. Bryant in a blog post (2018), climatic conditions can significantly impact the health and well-being of animals, particularly pigs, which are a vital component of the agricultural sector in the Philippines. The climate influences pigs' body temperature regulation, overall health, and productivity. Maintaining an optimal environment is crucial for their growth, immune function, and feed conversion efficiency, ensuring their welfare and the efficiency of pig production.

According to the Equipment (2018), the normal body temperature range for an adult pig is 101.6 – 104 °F (38.7 – 40 °C). Maintaining this temperature is crucial for the overall health and welfare of the pig. Proper body temperature supports optimal metabolic rate, feed conversion efficiency, and immune function. When pigs maintain their normal body temperature, they convert food into energy efficiently, which promotes growth and reduces feed costs. Additionally, a stable temperature helps sustain a strong immune system, protecting pigs from diseases and infections. Thus, while body temperature is a critical factor, it should be considered alongside other indicators to enhance yields and ensure efficient pig production.

Summary of Chapters

Chapter 1. THE PROBLEM AND ITS SCOPE: This chapter introduces the study's rationale, emphasizing the impact of heat stress on pig health, and outlines the research objectives and scope.

Chapter 2. REVIEW OF RELATED STUDIES AND LITERATURES: This section examines existing research on IoT, sensor-based technologies, and automated irrigation practices in livestock farming to contextualize the current study.

Chapter 3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: This chapter details the descriptive and quantitative methods used to collect and analyze data from experts and non-expert stakeholders.

Chapter 4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS: This section presents findings on the effectiveness and acceptability of the sensor-based sprinkler system, supported by statistical analysis of respondent feedback.

Chapter 5. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS: This chapter synthesizes the research results and provides actionable recommendations to improve the system's efficiency and practical implementation.

Chapter 6. OUTPUT OF THE STUDY: This final chapter presents the practical system design and the user's guide developed to assist farmers in operating the sensor-based equipment.

Keywords

Sensor-based, Temperature Conditioning, Water Sprinklers, Small-scale Piggery, Mixed-methods Approach, Usability, Effectiveness, Product Acceptability, IoT, Agricultural Technology, Animal Welfare, Heat Stress, Automation, Farm Management, Sustainability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary objective of this research?

The study aims to design, create, and evaluate a sensor-based temperature conditioning system using water sprinklers for small-scale piggery farms to mitigate heat stress and improve animal welfare.

What are the central themes of this work?

The core themes include precision agriculture, automated environmental control, user technology acceptance (TAM/UTAUT theories), and sustainable management practices for agricultural operations.

Which scientific methodology is utilized?

The research employs a quantitative and descriptive research method, utilizing survey questionnaires based on a Likert scale to gather data from expert and non-expert stakeholders.

What is the target environment for this technology?

The system is specifically designed for integration into small-scale piggery farms, particularly those at the Cebu Technological University-Tuburan Campus.

How is the system's performance measured?

Performance is measured using a 5-point Likert scale across four dimensions: design, features, functions, and cost, alongside behavioral intention to use and actual usage metrics.

Which technologies are used in the hardware setup?

The hardware utilizes an ESP32 microcontroller, DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor, relay module, and a water pump controlled via a web interface.

What role does the user's guide play?

The user's guide provides technical instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance, ensuring users can maximize the system's effectiveness and address common troubleshooting scenarios.

Does the system address economic factors?

Yes, the study evaluates the system's cost-effectiveness, highlighting benefits such as reduced water waste, utility cost savings, and improved feed conversion rates which drive productivity.

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Detalles

Título
Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water
Curso
Computer Technology
Calificación
3rd Year
Autor
Edralyn Diacamos (Autor)
Año de publicación
2024
Páginas
110
No. de catálogo
V1495841
ISBN (PDF)
9783389053652
ISBN (Libro)
9783389053669
Idioma
Inglés
Etiqueta
Sensor based temperature conditioning using Water Sprinklers system Water sprinklers system Sensor based water sprinkler system IOT Water Sprinklers
Seguridad del producto
GRIN Publishing Ltd.
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Edralyn Diacamos (Autor), 2024, Sensor Based Temperature Conditioning Using Water, Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1495841
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