Saline Solution Generator (S.S.G.)

Authors

  • Ammar Abd Al-Raheem Ibrahim Al-Farahidi University, College of Medical Techniques, Department of Medical Instrumentation Engineering
  • Malak Moayed Ahmed Al-Farahidi University, College of Medical Techniques, Department of Medical Instrumentation Engineering
  • Nabaa Hasanin Ali Akabr Al-Farahidi University, College of Medical Techniques, Department of Medical Instrumentation Engineering
  • Ali Walied Ahmed Al-Farahidi University, College of Medical Techniques, Department of Medical Instrumentation Engineering
  • Haider Mohammed Sabih Al-Farahidi University, College of Medical Techniques, Department of Medical Instrumentation Engineering
  • Mustafa Abod Majeed Al-Farahidi University, College of Medical Techniques, Department of Medical Instrumentation Engineering

Abstract

Saline solution generator is a device that depends on the moisture present in the atmospheric air in order to generate water by utilization of the condensation method, then by mixing the water with a certain calculated amount of salt (0.9 gram of sodium chloride NaCl per liter), this process will produce SALINE SOLUTION which has various applications in medicine. saline is widely used in the health sector (hospitals and clinics). The device was made to vastly reduce the import cost, the solutions large daily use accumulates the cost as it takes space from the general economy. In addition, due to the large unnecessary amount of plastic waste that comes with the packaging and importing of saline solution, producing the solution locally in areas of interest will greatly reduce the waste of packaging, importing and using it. The (S.S.G.) depends mainly on microcomputer called (Raspberry Pi) as a general controller of the device and is linked to many of the electronic parts that will be mentioned later and that receives the orders through a touchscreen located at the top of the device.

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Published

2024-11-25

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 11 (2024): American Journal of Science on Integration and Human Development (ISSN: 2993-2750)

Section

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