Скачать или смотреть Making a biogas digester PART IV // Raspberry Pi monitoring // First gas production

Basic temperature monitoring of the biogas digester. I really want to be able to monitor what is going on inside the digester, this is mainly because I want to be able to check everything is going well. Also it means in the future I can hopefully keep the digester running at optimum temperature even in winter. Here I setup the Raspberry Pi temperature monitoring of the digester using DS18S20 waterproof sensors. The Raspberry Pi offers the potential to increase the number of sensors in the future as it has a lot of GPO pins. There is also a huge community of people doing really cool stuff with them online so help is never to far away. This is a really basic use of the Raspberry Pi, but once everything is all up and running I will add more sensors and hopefully automate compression of the biogas into gas bottles.

In the video I finally get some gas but have some issues with loading in the food waste.

Tools and parts used in this video:
Raspberry Pi 4B
DS18S20 waterproof sensor
Raspberry Pi Starter Kit (jumper wires / breadboard / resistors / tutorials)

App that I am using is PrivateeyePi.com:
http://projects.privateeyepi.com/home/