Author:
Manoharan Mahalakshmi,Padma S,Madhubalan S,Arunkumar S,Kesavan D
Abstract
Abstract
In our day-to-day life, environmental degradation and global warming are essential factors to consider. These problems were caused due to the contamination of water, air, and soil with the waste generated by industries. The pollutants level generated by the industries to be measured and controlled by central and state pollution control board. The air pollutants are the major cause for the deterioration. The existing pollutant monitoring system are complicated, inaccurate, unreliable, delayed intimation and less efficient. Hence in mettur thermal power plant, the internet of things-based pollutant gas monitoring system has been implemented. This system consists of numerous gas sensors, Arduino UNO controller, ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, ubidots server and alarm. The pollutants measured are carbon monoxide (CO), suspended particulate matters (SPM), sulphur oxides (Sox), nitrogen oxides (Nox) in air. When the pollutants level of industry is crossed the limit, the pollution control board has been intimated the exact location of the industry through internet. The pollution control board can automatically send alert SMS and email to the respective industry. This system is suitable for the recent technology industrial internet of things. The electrostatic precipitator has been installed for pollutant control. It is proved that the proposed system is a very good replacement for the conventional monitoring system done by the human. It is acted as user friendly interface for the operation of the system and is reliable. The system has attained improved pollutant control, increased stability, and consistency of the power plant and finally the safety of the employees working in the power plants and mine areas.
Subject
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
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