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Automatic car park system 2020

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hulas raj tonday
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Car park barriers are the most common method of managing traffic flow and parking in busy or sensitive areas. in this ppt, the principle of working, components of the car park system, electronic circuit required have been discussed briefly.

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Dr. Hulas Raj Tonday Asst. Professor Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Shreeyash College of Engineering and Technology, Aurangabad (MH)
• Car park barriers are the most common method of managing traffic flow and parking in busy or sensitive areas. • Various boom barriers are primarily designed to control traffic flow. • Application ranges from private to commercial including public car parks.
Automatic car park system 2020
• Automatic detection of vehicle entering the car park. • Automatic generation of ticket and lifting up of entrance barrier & then lowering the barrier. • For frequent users or staff, prepaid cards or tickets have been provided and card reader machines are placed at the entry point. • Automated identification of ticket and lifting up of exit barrier. • Computerized computation of No. of vehicles in the car park station and provides information about status of car park station by showing ‘no space/available space’.
• Sensor (Ultrasonic transmitter & ultrasonic detector) • Microcontroller or Programmable logic controller (PLC) • Vehicle counter • Barrier arms with motorized connection. • Automated pay and ticket generation machine • Central operation unit
• When a current flows through the solenoid of valve, the piston in a cylinder moves upwards and causes the barrier to rotate about its pivot and raise to let a car through. • When the current flow is stopped, the return spring of the valve results in the valve position changing back to its original position. • When the current flows through another valve, the pressure is applied to lower the barrier. • Limit switches are used to identify whether barrier is down or up.
• It is an automatic identification system. • It consists of a RFID tags or transponders and a RFID reader. • The data or information about the vehicle is stored in a RFID tag or transponder. • The RFID tag can be affix or interpolated to a product or vehicle for detection and tracking using radio waves. • During the operation, these data has been retrieved by the RFID reader. • There are many different types of RFID systems in the market. These are categorized on the basis of their frequency ranges.
• A RFID system encompasses: – An antenna or coil, – a transceiver (with decoder) and – a transponder (RFID tag) electronically programmed with unique information.
Automatic car park system 2020
Automatic car park system 2020
• Barrier arm gates • Cantilever gates • Bi-folding gates • ºÝºÝߣ gates • Vertical lift gates • Swing gates
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Automatic car park system 2020

  • 1. Dr. Hulas Raj Tonday Asst. Professor Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Shreeyash College of Engineering and Technology, Aurangabad (MH)
  • 2. • Car park barriers are the most common method of managing traffic flow and parking in busy or sensitive areas. • Various boom barriers are primarily designed to control traffic flow. • Application ranges from private to commercial including public car parks.
  • 4. • Automatic detection of vehicle entering the car park. • Automatic generation of ticket and lifting up of entrance barrier & then lowering the barrier. • For frequent users or staff, prepaid cards or tickets have been provided and card reader machines are placed at the entry point. • Automated identification of ticket and lifting up of exit barrier. • Computerized computation of No. of vehicles in the car park station and provides information about status of car park station by showing ‘no space/available space’.
  • 5. • Sensor (Ultrasonic transmitter & ultrasonic detector) • Microcontroller or Programmable logic controller (PLC) • Vehicle counter • Barrier arms with motorized connection. • Automated pay and ticket generation machine • Central operation unit
  • 6. • When a current flows through the solenoid of valve, the piston in a cylinder moves upwards and causes the barrier to rotate about its pivot and raise to let a car through. • When the current flow is stopped, the return spring of the valve results in the valve position changing back to its original position. • When the current flows through another valve, the pressure is applied to lower the barrier. • Limit switches are used to identify whether barrier is down or up.
  • 7. • It is an automatic identification system. • It consists of a RFID tags or transponders and a RFID reader. • The data or information about the vehicle is stored in a RFID tag or transponder. • The RFID tag can be affix or interpolated to a product or vehicle for detection and tracking using radio waves. • During the operation, these data has been retrieved by the RFID reader. • There are many different types of RFID systems in the market. These are categorized on the basis of their frequency ranges.
  • 8. • A RFID system encompasses: – An antenna or coil, – a transceiver (with decoder) and – a transponder (RFID tag) electronically programmed with unique information.
  • 11. • Barrier arm gates • Cantilever gates • Bi-folding gates • ºÝºÝߣ gates • Vertical lift gates • Swing gates