Studying the Possibility of Smart Farms based on solar System Using (IoT) Technology in Libya

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Published: Oct 16, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.51984/sucp.v3i2.3172
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Solar energy , Electricity in Libya , Smart farm, Internet of things , Arduino board

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Ibrahim Imbayah
Department of Energy Engineering, College of Renewable Energy
Abdulgader Alsharif
Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Technical Sciences
Mohamed Khaleel
Department t of Electrical-Electronics Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Karabuk University
Abdussalam Ali Ahmed
Mechanical Engineering Department, Bani Waleed University
H. J. El-Khozondare
e Electrical Engineering and Smart Systems Department, Engineering Faculty, the Islamic University of Gaza

Abstract

Study the possibility of using a smart farm based on solar system as the first source of electricity in Libya, as an economical solution, and we will study the monthly climate in Libya for the average temperature.  And the amount of electrical power required and the efficiency of use; to design a solar system with an appropriate capacity to cover all the needs of the farm. And we will rely on (Internet of Things) technology in this farm to control it remotely. A soil moisture sensor will be used to monitor the moisture content of the soil; a float water level sensor will be used to monitor the water level in the tank; and a 16 x 12 LCD will be used to display the soil and tank status and turn on the water pump when the moisture content of the soil falls below a predetermined level, provided there is enough water in the tank.

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Imbayah, I., Alsharif, A., Khaleel , M., Ahmed, A. A., & El-Khozondare, H. J. (2024). Studying the Possibility of Smart Farms based on solar System Using (IoT) Technology in Libya. Sebha University Conference Proceedings, 3(2), 97–102. https://doi.org/10.51984/sucp.v3i2.3172
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Vol. 3 No. 2 (2024): The 7th International Conference on Science and Technology
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