Didactic milk quality meter refrigerated by the small rural producer / Medidor de qualidade do leite didáctico refrigerado pelo pequeno produtor rural
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv7n3-642Keywords:
Prototype, Didactic meter, Electronic instrumentation.Abstract
This study aimed at the design and assembly of a probe to measure physical, chemical and electrical parameters in milk refrigeration. The system relies on the measurement system, data storage and remote monitoring system and aims to support small farmers. Detailing in real time parameters such as milk pH and temperature as well as the electrical demand curve consumed by the equipment, using low cost hardware. The work differential is in: (1) remote data supervision; (2) low cost; (3) low energy consumption by the components used in the prototype; (4) didactic character; (5) measurement of a greater number of variables. The monitoring system proved to be reliable and efficient in measurements. The differential of the proposed hardware is the low cost, the rate of uploads of the measured data and the reproducibility by other educational institutions and the quality of the measurements.
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