Intelligent algorithms for routing sensory networks operating in explosion hazard zones

Stankiewicz, Krzysztof; Jagoda, Jerzy; Tonkins, Matthew

doi:10.37190/msc212808

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“…Both reactive and proactive algorithms are used in current sensor networks [20][21][22]. Proactive algorithms maintain an up-to-date routing table at each node in the network.…”

Section: Simulation Analysis Of Routing Algorithmsmentioning

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Routing Algorithm for Sensor Network Monitoring the Condition of Mining Equipment

Jagoda,

Stankiewicz,

Bartoszek

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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This paper presents a concept of a routing algorithm for a network of sensors monitoring the condition of machinery and equipment operating in areas at risk of methane and/or coal dust explosion. It was assumed that the proposed algorithm would find application in sensor networks monitoring, among other things, oil pressure in powered roof supports and the position of powered roof support elements. The results of a literature analysis were presented, which included the simulation of sensor network routing algorithms, including, among others, reactive algorithms, proactive algorithms and algorithms based on so-called swarm intelligence (SI). As a result of the analyses, several algorithms were selected and implemented in a prototype sensor network. The characteristics of each of these algorithms are described. The article includes a description of the commissioning work of the network, which consisted of between 3 and 30 nodes. An analysis of the collected measurement data obtained for each criterion of the performance evaluation of the routing algorithms is presented.

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“…Both reactive and proactive algorithms are used in current sensor networks [20][21][22]. Proactive algorithms maintain an up-to-date routing table at each node in the network.…”

Section: Simulation Analysis Of Routing Algorithmsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Routing Algorithm for Sensor Network Monitoring the Condition of Mining Equipment

Jagoda,

Stankiewicz,

Bartoszek

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Algorithm of Sensory Network Routing Operating in Explosion Hazard Zones

Jagoda

Stankiewicz

Rogala-Rojek

et al. 2023

Applied Condition Monitoring

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Analysis of the Results from In Situ Testing of a Sensor In-Stalled on a Powered Roof Support, Developed by KOMAG, Measuring the Tip to Face Distance

Bartoszek¹,

Rogala-Rojek²,

Jasiulek³

et al. 2021

Energies

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Mining in underground plants is associated with high risk. Improving work safety and increasing the productivity of longwall systems in the mining industry is a problem considering many criteria. Safety aspects concern both the crew and the machinery. The KOMAG Institute of Mining Technology designed and manufactured a geometry monitoring system based on inclinometers that meet the requirements of the ATEX directive. Monitoring of the roof support geometry is used for the prevention of loss of roof stability: roof fall or/and cave-in. The system was tested on a real object in real conditions.

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Intelligent algorithms for routing sensory networks operating in explosion hazard zones

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Routing Algorithm for Sensor Network Monitoring the Condition of Mining Equipment

Routing Algorithm for Sensor Network Monitoring the Condition of Mining Equipment

Algorithm of Sensory Network Routing Operating in Explosion Hazard Zones

Analysis of the Results from In Situ Testing of a Sensor In-Stalled on a Powered Roof Support, Developed by KOMAG, Measuring the Tip to Face Distance

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