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DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY EFFICIENT TEMPERATURE CONTROL OF AN EGG INCUBATOR SYSTEM

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dc.contributor.author Rahman, Md.Mizanur
dc.date.accessioned 2025-09-09T05:47:04Z
dc.date.available 2025-09-09T05:47:04Z
dc.date.issued 2023-08-13
dc.identifier.uri http://103.99.128.19:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/471
dc.description An M.Sc. Thesis from the Institute of Energy Technology en_US
dc.description.abstract To meet the high demand for poultry production, artificial egg hatching is needed. An incubator is a device that is used to successfully hatch fertile eggs under suitable environmental conditions by regulating the temperature and humidity of the enclosure. Temperature and humidity are the parameters that are controlled in hatching egg incubators in the poultry industry worldwide. There are two types of incubators: conventional and automatic egg incubators. Incubation conditions depend on the hatchability of the birds. Inappropriate temperature and humidity levels result in unwanted conditions during incubation. So, temperature and humidity control in an incubator are critical during incubation. The source of power in an incubator is electrical energy. The proper use of energy is an important factor. Controlling the temperature of an egg incubator system can reduce electrical energy consumption. In this research, different kinds of incubators have been discussed, and a new energy-saving egg incubator has been introduced. The possibility of the most suitable temperature for hatching an egg is about 35–40 °C; however, the optimum temperature should be kept at 37.5°C and humidity should be kept at 55%–60% during the 21 days of incubation. A normal conventional controller is usually used in the local poultry farms. The power consumption was about 56.08 kWh during the 21 days of incubation. For energy savings, a PID Control System was used with an Arduino UNO AT Mega 328P Microcontroller. Power consumption was recorded at 44.77 kWh during the 21 days of Incubation. For further development of the temperature control of this system, a fuzzy-PID controller is used and simulated, which has improved the temperature rise time and settling time compared to the conventional egg incubator. During the experimental operation, the power consumed was about 41.58 kWh for 21 days of Incubation. The result shows that PID control is more energy efficient than conventional controllers. However, Fuzzy-PID is more energy efficient than a PID Controller. Finally, it is found that a lot of energy has been saved because of the use of Fuzzy-PID and PID controllers instead of conventional controller en_US
dc.description.sponsorship None en_US
dc.language.iso en en_US
dc.publisher CUET en_US
dc.relation.ispartofseries ;TCD-16
dc.subject Egg Incubator en_US
dc.subject Artificial Egg Hatching en_US
dc.subject Poultry Industry en_US
dc.subject Incubation Conditions en_US
dc.subject Hatchability en_US
dc.subject Electrical Energy Consumption en_US
dc.title DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY EFFICIENT TEMPERATURE CONTROL OF AN EGG INCUBATOR SYSTEM en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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