Gas Detection Using Esp 32 and Fire Alarm
Gas Detection Using Esp 32 and Fire Alarm
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Project Report
Gas Detection Using ESP32 and Fire Alarm
Submitted To:
Dr. Md. Iqbal Bahar Chowdhury
Associate Professor,
Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
United International University
Submitted By:
1. Introduction
- Objectives
- Scope of the Project
2. Project Overview
- System Architecture
- Components Used
3. Technical Details
- ESP32 Microcontroller
- Gas Detection Sensor
- Types of Gases Detected
- Fire Alarm System
4. Implementation
- Hardware Setup
- Wiring Diagrams
5. Results
- Demonstration of Gas Detection
- Activation of Fire Alarm
6. Discussion
- Solutions and Workarounds
- Future Improvements
7. Social and Environmental Impact
- Importance of Gas Detection
- Enhancing Safety Measures & Environmental Responsibility
8. Conclusion
- Summary of Achievements
- Significance of the Project
1. Introduction
The "Gas Detection Using ESP32 and Fire Alarm" project aims to create a comprehensive
system for detecting harmful gases and potential fire hazards in indoor environments. By utilizing the
capabilities of the ESP32 microcontroller and various gas sensors, the project enhances safety
measures and environmental awareness.
Objectives
Develop a gas detection and fire alarm system using cost-effective components.
Provide real-time monitoring and alerts for different types of harmful gases.
Create an integrated system that combines gas sensors, fire detection, and alarm mechanisms.
Raise awareness about gas leaks and fire hazards to enhance safety measures.
2. Project Overview
System Architecture
The gas detection and fire alarm system consist of sensor modules, an ESP32 microcontroller,
and an alarm mechanism. Gas sensors monitor the air for various harmful gases, while the fire sensor
detects temperature changes associated with fire. The ESP32 processes data from the sensors and
triggers the alarm if dangerous levels are detected.
Components Used
1. ESP32 Microcontroller
2. MQ-2 Gas Sensor: Detects LPG, propane, and hydrogen gases.
3. MQ-3 Gas Sensor: Detects alcohol vapor.
4. MQ-135 Gas Sensor: Detects air quality including ammonia, benzene, and CO2.
5. Fire Sensor: Detects rapid temperature changes associated with fire.
6. Buzzer: Generates audible alarm alerts.
3. Technical Details
ESP32 Microcontroller
The ESP32 serves as the central processing unit of the system. Its Wi-Fi capabilities enable remote
monitoring and alerts. The microcontroller reads data from the gas and fire sensors, processes the
information, and controls the alarm mechanism.
4. Implementation
Hardware Setup
The gas sensors and fire sensor are connected to the ESP32 microcontroller through GPIO pins. The
buzzer is also connected to the microcontroller. The system is powered using a suitable power supply.
Wiring Diagrams
6. Discussion
Future Improvements
Future iterations of the system could include SMS or email alerts for remote monitoring, integration
with home automation systems, and enhanced accuracy through advanced sensor calibration.
8. Conclusion
The "Gas Detection Using ESP32 and Fire Alarm" project successfully created a comprehensive
system for detecting harmful gases and potential fire hazards. The integration of ESP32, gas sensors,
and a fire sensor forms a cohesive system that enhances safety measures and environmental
awareness.
Summary of Achievements
Developed an integrated gas detection and fire alarm system.
Utilized ESP32 for data processing and alarm triggering.
Demonstrated successful gas detection and fire alarm activation.
Significance of the Project
The project contributes to improved safety standards and environmental consciousness by
providing real-time gas detection and fire hazard alerts in indoor environments.