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Air Quality Monitoring System

The document describes an air quality monitoring system that uses sensors to measure pollutants and generate real-time data. It discusses the components of the system including an ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, MQ135 gas sensor, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, and LCD display. The document also covers the advantages and applications of air quality monitoring systems.

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Air Quality Monitoring System

The document describes an air quality monitoring system that uses sensors to measure pollutants and generate real-time data. It discusses the components of the system including an ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, MQ135 gas sensor, DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, and LCD display. The document also covers the advantages and applications of air quality monitoring systems.

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Air Quality Monitoring

System

Guided by:- prof.V.P.Patil


Sr.no Content

1) Introduction

2) Component

3) Block diagram

4) Circuit diagram

5) Advantages

6) Application

7) Conclusion
 An air quality monitoring system is a tool used to measure and analyze the level
of air pollutants in a specific environment
.
 Air quality monitoring systems use different types of sensors to measure the
concentration of pollutants and generate real-time data, which can be used to
assess the air quality and make informed decisions to reduce exposure to
pollutants.
 It can detect the presence of various types of air pollutants, such as particulate
matter, which can cause negative effects on human health and the environment.
 The collected data can also be analyzed to identify pollution sources and develop
effective strategies for pollution control and prevention.
 Air quality monitoring systems can be used in different settings, such as indoor
environments, workplaces, cities, and regions, to ensure a healthy and sustainable
environment for people and ecosystems.
 This project uses ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, MQ135 gas sensor, DHT11 temperature
and humidity sensor, and LCD display to measure air quality parameters.
 ESP8266 Wi-Fi Module :

o ESP8266 is a low-cost Wi-Fi module that enables wireless communication with the
internet.

o It is based on the ESP8266 microcontroller and has built-in


Wi-Fi capability.

o ESP8266 is widely used in IOT projects due to its


small size and low power consumption.
o MQ135 is a gas sensor that can detect multiple gases, including carbon dioxide,
ammonia, benzene, and alcohol

o It operates on the principle of a metal oxide semiconductor that changes its


resistance in the presence of different gases.

o MQ135 is widely used in air quality monitoring systems due


due to its high sensitivity and low cost.
o DHT11 is a digital temperature and humidity sensor that can measure temperature
between 0 to 50°C and humidity between 20 to 80% RH.

o It operates on a single-wire interface and provides reliable readings with low


power consumption.

o DHT11 is widely used in environmental monitoring applications.


o LCD display is a common type of output device that can display text and
numbers.

o It is widely used in electronic projects for displaying information in real-time.

o In this project, LCD display is used to display air quality parameters

 Here I2C Module is used to reduce the connections


POWER SUPPLY

DHT 11
Sensor
LCD Display
ESP8266
MQ135
Gas
Sensor
 Improved public health: Air quality monitoring systems can provide real-time data
on air pollutants, allowing individuals and public health officials to make informed
decisions to reduce exposure to harmful pollutants. This can result in improved
respiratory health and lower rates of respiratory illnesses, such as asthma.

 Environmental protection: Air quality monitoring systems can detect pollution


sources and identify areas with high pollution levels. This information can be used
to develop effective strategies for pollution control and prevention, protecting the
environment and reducing the impact of human activities on ecosystems.

 Compliance with regulations: Many countries and regions have regulations in


place to limit the amount of air pollutants that industries and businesses can emit.
Air quality monitoring systems can help these entities ensure that they are in
compliance with these regulations and avoid costly fines and legal action.
 Scientific research: Air quality monitoring systems can provide scientists with
valuable data on air pollutants, allowing them to better understand the sources,
effects, and long-term trends of pollutants in the environment. This information
can be used to develop new technologies and strategies for reducing pollution and
mitigating its impact on human health and the environment.

 Public awareness and education: Air quality monitoring systems can raise public
awareness about the importance of air quality and the impact of pollution on
human health and the environment. This can lead to increased support for policies
and initiatives that aim to reduce pollution and protect public health and the
environment.
Air quality monitoring systems have a wide range of applications in different settings.
Some of the common applications of air quality monitoring systems include:

 Indoor air quality monitoring: Air quality monitoring systems can be used to
monitor the air quality in indoor environments, such as homes, offices, and schools.
This can help identify sources of indoor air pollution, such as cleaning products,
building materials, and cooking appliances, and improve indoor air quality.

 Workplace monitoring: Air quality monitoring systems can be used to monitor the
air quality in workplaces, such as factories, construction sites, and mines. This can
help protect workers from exposure to harmful pollutants, comply with workplace
safety regulations, and prevent occupational health issues.
 Urban air quality monitoring: Air quality monitoring systems can be used to
monitor the air quality in cities and urban areas. This can help identify sources of
air pollution, such as transportation, industrial activities, and energy production,
and develop effective strategies for pollution control and prevention.

 Environmental monitoring: Air quality monitoring systems can be used to


monitor the air quality in natural environments, such as forests, lakes, and
oceans. This can help identify the impact of human activities on ecosystems and
develop effective strategies for environmental protection and conservation.

 Personal air quality monitoring: Air quality monitoring systems can be used to
monitor the air quality in personal spaces, such as cars and wearable devices.
This can help individuals track their exposure to pollutants and make informed
decisions to reduce their exposure to harmful pollutants.
Air quality monitoring systems are essential for protecting
public health and the environment. With advances in
technology, these systems are becoming more accurate and
cost-effective. It is important to continue investing in these
systems to ensure that we have up-to-date information on
air quality.
Thank you….!

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