I am running a study on 'productivity' improvements gained by using a different style of biodigester design.
The main benefit appears to be the time loading and unloading, with output expected to be similar. To this end, I need to record the time it takes to prepare the substrates for digestion, and this is a key dependent variable.
We are hoping to publish afterwards, so good data is obviously important. Does anyone have any tips, or could recommend a published paper that recorded required times in alternate processes?
I was considering using a CCTV camera, and then I could use that to count time between clear start and stop markers (leaving the store of substrate = start, final tray filled = stop).
I would love to hear any other input and feedback.
Kind regards,
John
Dear John,
I recently met a guy who develops a solution of automatic measurement and analysis of working time. The tool is integrated in workers smartphone and, thanks to geolocation, enables to automatically detect (without any input) the activity that a worker performs and records the time spent on each part of the plant, farm or biodigester. The user only needs to start the app in the morning, put his phone in his pocket and go to work. Data are then available on line.
They already work with biodigester teams.
Here is the contact:
Armand SACHOT
Co-fondateur Aptimiz
Mail : [email protected]
Tel : (+33) 6 82 55 21 56
Best regards,
Guillaume
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Linguistics
- Composition Studies
- Publisher