Project(Group 13) Check the quality of the air using ESP8266 and MQ 135 sensor | Team Members: Nischay Swain(22053439) Prabhanjan kumar Parida(22053443) Ragini Kumari(22053454) Debi Prasanna Dash(22053682)in using MQ 135 Sensor Air Quality and pollution dete: Objective - To check the quality of the air using ESP8266 and MQ 135 sensor. Motivation - The day by day increase in air population made our team work on this project to make people concern about the increase in air pollution day by day. Methodology - The level of pollution has increased with times by a lot of factors like the increase in population, increased vehicle use, industrialization and urbanization which results in harmful effects on humans by directly affecting the health of the population exposed to it. So, we need to monitor the Air Quality Index. In this project, we are going to make an loT Based Air Quality Index Monitoring System in which we will monitor the Air Quality Index over a Thingspeak server using the internet. We will use MQ135 Air Quality Sensor that can detect the level of various air pollutant. The MQ-135 sensor is connected to the ESP8266 microcontroller through the breadboard. The sensor measures various air pollutants including C02, NH3, and Benzene. The ESP8266 processes the sensor data and sends it to a designated display interface. The result is displayed in ppm(Parts per million). -Circuit Design. NodeMCU a -Flow/Process Diagram. —THINKS PEAK 7 PLATFORM Esrs200 Csi PET) etd Ds -Working Model Pictures.Application a Air quality and pollution detection sensors have numerous applications across various industries and sectors. Here are some examples: 1. Industrial Air Quality Monitoring: Air quality sensors can be used in industries to monitor the quality of air and detect harmful gases or pollutants. This can help in ensuring regulatory compliance, reducing equipment damage, and creating a healthy working environment for employees. . . Indoor Air Quality Monitoring: Poor indoor air quality can pose serious health risks, including asthma and cardiac death. Air quality sensors can be used in homes, workplaces, and public buildings to monitor indoor air quality and detect pollutants. Environmental Monitoring: Air quality sensors can be used in environmental monitoring to detect pollutants and monitor air quality in different geographic locations. This can help in identifying sources of pollution and developing strategies to reduce emissions. . Public Health: Air quality sensors can be used in public health to monitor pollutants and detect health risks. This can help in developing public health policies and strategies to reduce exposure to harmful pollutants,5. Building Management: Air quality sensors can be used in building management to monitor and control indoor air quality, including temperature, humidity, and ventilation. 6. Automotive: Air quality sensors can be used in automotive to monitor air quality in vehicles and prompt users to replace cabin air filters when required. 7. Smart Cities: Air quality sensors can be integrated into smart city infrastructure to monitor air quality in real-time and develop strategies to reduce emissions and improve air quality. These are just a few examples of the many applications of air quality and pollution detection sensors. The potential uses of these sensors are vast and continue to grow as technology advances. Future Scope The future scope of an air quality and pollution detector utilizing ESP8266 and MQ-135 sensor technology is extensive and holds promise for various advancements and applications: 1. Enhanced Sensor Capabilities : Future iterations can focus on improving the sensor's accuracy and sensitivity to detect a wider range of air pollutants. This may involve refining the sensor's calibration and signal processing algorithms to provide more precise measurements of pollutants such as particulate matter (PM2.5, PM10), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other harmful gases. 2. Integration with loT Platforms : Integrating the air quality detector with Internet of Things (loT) platforms enables real-time data transmission and remote monitoring capabilities. This opens up possibilities for creating interconnected networks of air quality sensors deployed across different locations, providing comprehensive environmental monitoring data for analysis and decision-making. 3. Machine Learning for Predictive Analysis : Implementing machine learning algorithms can enable predictive analysis of air quality trends based on historical data. By leveraging data collected from the sensors over time, these algorithms can forecast potential fluctuations in air quality, identify patterns, and provide early warnings for pollution events or health risks,LE eS at 4, Mobile Applications for User Interaction : Developing user-friendly mobile applications allows individuals to access real-time alr quality information, receive alerts, and track historical data trends. These apps can provide personalized recommendations for minimizing exposure to poor air quality, such as suggesting alternative routes during outdoor activities or adjusting indoor ventilation settings. 5. Smart Home Integration : Integrating the air quality detector with smart home systems enables automated control of indoor air purification devices, HVAC systems, and ventilation fans based on real-time air quality measurements. This ensures optimal indoor air quality levels while minimizing energy consumption and enhancing overall comfort and well-being. 6. Community Engagement and Policy Initiatives : Collaborating with environmental organizations, local governments, and communities can facilitate the deployment of air quality sensors in public spaces and neighborhoods. The data collected can support evidence-based policy-making initiatives, urban planning decisions, and public health interventions aimed at mitigating air pollution and improving environmental quality. 7. Research and Innovation : Continued research and innovation in air quality monitoring technologies, including advancements in sensor technology, data analytics, and data visualization techniques, will drive further improvements in the accuracy, reliability, and accessibility of air quality information. This can lead to the development of novel sensor solutions and monitoring strategies for addressing emerging environmental challenges. In summary, the future scope of air quality and pollution detection using ESP8266 and MQ-135 sensor technology encompasses a wide range of possibilities, including sensor refinement, loT integration, machine learning applications, user-centric mobile interfaces, smart home automation, community engagement, and ongoing research and innovation. These advancements hold the potential to contribute significantly to environmental sustainability, public health, and quality of life.