Petrol Bunk Automation_RMK

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PETROL BUNK AUTOMATION WITH PREPAID CARDS AND GSM COMMUNICATION Automated have added to the new look of the petrol bunks. A drastic change which has taken the city by storm is the petrol machines that have invoked a new look with Automated systems invading this area also. Now one can get updated details on the mobile using the cutting edge GSM TEchnology. This makes the customers know the exact quantity of petrol that has to be filled in, getting over the perennial problem of forgoing small change which most of the times the attendants at the bunks pocket for themselves. The traditional archaic pumps have now been replaced by more advanced EMP Petrol Pumps for proper filling of fuel. This not only ensures accuracy, but also saves a lot of time for customers and avoids misconceptions and arguments. To demonstrate this as a project we have developed a PIC Micro controller based Petrol bunk automation system. Project Working: Each vehicle is fitted with a prepaid card. When a car has arrived at the gate, the RFID reader reads the card and opens the gate, only when the card is a valid card. Once entered the user will be shown the balance amount available on the card and he must select a option to dispense the fuel based on litres or rupees. The system should check whether

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PETROL BUNK AUTOMATION WITH PREPAID

CARDS AND GSM COMMUNICATION

Automated have added to the new look of the petrol bunks. A

drastic change which has taken the city by storm is the petrol

machines that have invoked a new look with Automated systems

invading this area also. Now one can get updated details on the mobile

using the cutting edge GSM TEchnology. This makes the customers

know the exact quantity of petrol that has to be filled in, getting over

the perennial problem of forgoing small change which most of the

times the attendants at the bunks pocket for themselves.

The traditional archaic pumps have now been replaced by more

advanced EMP Petrol Pumps for proper filling of fuel. This not only

ensures accuracy, but also saves a lot of time for customers and avoids

misconceptions and arguments. To demonstrate this as a project we

have developed a PIC Micro controller based Petrol bunk automation

system.

Project Working:

Each vehicle is fitted with a prepaid card. When a car has arrived

at the gate, the RFID reader reads the card and opens the gate, only

when the card is a valid card. Once entered the user will be shown the

balance amount available on the card and he must select a option to

dispense the fuel based on litres or rupees. The system should check

whether the user has entered a valid data i.e., the amount should not

exceed the balance available in the card. After ensuring that, a motor

is actuated to dispense the fuel.

Once this is done, the information such as available balance is

sent to the user’s mobile phone using GSM technology.

The block diagram is given below:

User Mobile

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Hardware used:

1. dsPIC 30F4013 Microcontroller unit

- Serves as a central processing unit

2. Mobile Phone Nokia 3310

Power Supply

dsPIC Microcontroller DSPIC30F4013

LCD Display

Key Pad for setting Alarm

Relay

Pump for dispensing

petrol

Relay Driver

Gate Open Close ModelMotor Driver Circuit

Nokia 3310

Power Supply for Motor

Power Supply for PUMP

Relay Motor Engine

Engine Switch

RFID Reader

Card

Smoke Sensor

Infrared Level Sensors

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- interfaces to the UART of the controlled and used to send SMS

Message to the user

3. Relay Driver and Relays

- relay drivers are used to drive the electromagnetic relay and

relays acts as a electromagnetic switch for the Pump and motors

4. LCD Display

- Used to display the events

5. Power Supply unit

- Generates DC Power supply for the total unit from the 230V AC

supply

6. Key pad:

- Keypad is used to set the amount of fuel to the filled in.

7. Alarm

- Alarm is actuated when there is a wrong card or when no balance

is available.

8. Smoke senosor:

- Used to detect any smoke in the area

9. Infra red Level sensors:

- Used to sense the fuel level available in the tank

10. Engine Switch:

- Used to switch off engine when found on.

Software:

1. MPLAB IDE

2. MPLAB C30C Compiler