Dr.

AKHILESH DAS GUPTA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND

MANAGEMENT

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

“Economical Cost Analysis Of Solar Based both Locusts Repeller And

Water Pump”

GROUP NO : 14

Under the guidance of: Submitted By:

Mr.Vikash Kumar Midhat Fatima 41515604917
Dept.of Electrical and Ravi Krishan Nirala 04615604916
Electronics Sagar 05015604916
Engineering,ADGITM Himanshu 00815604917
 PROJECT OBJECTIVE
• Through this project we intend to innovate an economical
system with pretty basic and cost effective components. And
also  to provide a system for farmers to decrease work load on
farmers and provide pollution free (Renewable) energy
resource.
• To take the full advantage of energy we are getting by using it
for a locusts repeller.
• To do the Economical cost Analysis of the system.
 INTRODUCTION
• Solar-power can find application in many things . But we are
creating a Solar-powered irrigation system is an application of
solar-powered water pumping system used in paddy fields,
gardens for watering the plants, vegetables, etc.
• Since, there is recent attack of locusts which leads to spoiling of
the crops and effect the farmer's economy.So addition of
Locusts reppeler is done in the system to reduce the risk of
spoilage and let decrease the use of harmful chemical fertilizers.
 Rewa Solar Power Plant
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
inaugurate Asia’s largest 750-
megawatt (MW) Rewa ultra-
mega solar power project in
Madhya Pradesh spread over
1590 hactare of area and
predicted to reduce electricity
cost more than 50%. It shows
the possibilities of
opportunities for innovation.
 METHODOLOGY
• This project is mainly based on solar energy absorbed by the cells is then converted into
electrical energy via which then feeds an electric motor driving the pump, the sensors sense the
moisture level of soil and level of water which helps the controller to control the flow of water.
• The energy is stored in the Battery and this energy is supplied to the locusts repeller circuit.This
circuit works on the application of Voltage Multiplication using capaciotrs and transistors.

Solar panel Controller Water Pump Water Tank Irrigation

Field

Battery Bank
Sensing Circuit Moisture
Sensor

Controller Voltage Irrigation

Multiplier Field
Fence
 Components Details
Components Details
PV Panel 12 V
Battery 12V
Buck-Converter Input voltage: 3-40V
Output voltage: 1.5-35V(Adjustable)
Water Pump 5V
130 - 220 mA
Mosfet used in voltage multiplier Drain current - 49A
4 V (Threshold Voltage)
Transformer used in volt. Multiplier 4/4000 V
Capacitor used in Voltage Multiplier 10 KV / 0.0022 mF
Wires
BreadBoard
Moisture Sensor 5V
 WATER
PANEL BATTER
PUMP
Y

VOLTAGE BUCK FENCE

MULTIPLIER COVERTER
 TRANSFORMER
MOSFE
T
 WORKING MODULE
The circuit consists of three main parts. The solar panel charges
the battery. The battery feeds the oscillator circuit, which converts
DC to AC. A transformer steps up the voltage, which is further
stepped up by a diode/capacitor ladder network. The final voltage,
which can range up to several hundred volts (2400 V for
example), is stored inside an output capacitor across the output
ends going to the metal mesh. The capacitor discharges when the
circuit is shorted by a locust bug.
 COST ANALYSIS
This System will have 15 - 20 years warranty .
Components Requirement Cost
Poly-Crystalline PV PANEL 250 watts X 4 Rs.25000

1 HP Submersible Water 746 watts X 1 Rs.20000

Pump
Charge Controller Rs.10000
(Inverter Included)
Locusts Repeller Circuit Rs.8000

Battries 12 V battery X 1 Rs9000

Total Rs.72000
PERCENTAGE OF WORK COMPLETED
• 70-80 % of work is done.
• Hardware materials are there for lab model of the project.
• Cost analysis is going on .
• Searching for replacement if possible.
• Working on if there any changes can be done.
List Of Works MIDHAT RAVI SAGAR HIMANSHU
FATIMA KRISHAN
NIRALA
Literature
survey √ √ √ √
Collection of
hardwre
components √ √ √ √
Starting of
software work
√
Completion of
hardware
model √ √ √ √
Completion of
software
model
Report writing

Research √ √ √ √
paper