Intelligent LPG Gas Leak Detection Tool with SMS Notification

Hasibuan, Muhammad Siddik; Syafriwel,; Idris, Iswandi

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1424/1/012020

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“…Using that contact, we switch off Essential findings of others in this field: several research works are found over the net. Hasibuan et al (2019). [1] demonstrate a project where LPG is detected using an intelligent system, and once it is detected, it sends the notification as an SMS to the mobile.…”

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Smart LPG Leakage Monitoring and Control System Using Gas Sensor (MQ-X), AWS IoT, and ESP Module

Chakraborty,

Aithal

2024

IJAEML

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Purpose: Nowadays, LPG is used in almost every kitchen for cooking. It has lots of advantages over other cooking fuels. We need to maintain compliance when we cook using it. The gas flows through a couple of equipment like a regulator, pipe, knob, and burner. If equipment got damaged or the regulator was kept on after cooking, it emitted the gas. This event is dangerous and destructive. So, once it is emitted, it should be detected immediately, and emissions should be stopped. There are several sensors available to detect the gas. We demonstrate using this sensor to build an intelligent gas monitoring system here. When the gas is detected, we regulate the valve and stop the gas emission using the control mechanism. Design/Methodology: There are two approaches to designing the LPG detector for the researcher. One approach is to create from scratch, using the raw sensor, creating the schematics, and then building the PCB. After that, the components are assembled and tested in a natural environment. Finally, it would be best if we pack within a suitable enclosure. It takes time to make a testable product. The other approach is for rapid prototyping. Here, we followed the fast procedure. To minimize the hardware overhead, we purchased one complete gas detector system, which is available in the market, and then we added our intelligence to it. Findings/Result: We tested the prototype in a natural environment. The result was found as expected and very promising. We inject the LPG into the sensor. After a couple of seconds, the built-in relay got energized. The ESP module sends the message to the predefined mobile number. Originality/Value: Several projects have already been done to detect LPG leakage. Most of the project monitors gas; it produces an alarm if leakage happens. But here we added a couple of facilities. One is when gas leakage is detected instantly; it triggers the close of the regulator valve. The second one is the incident time, which will be uploaded to the cloud, not local device memory. It will help for audit purposes. Once a leak is detected, we can send the message to the What’s App. These features provide value to the user. Type of Paper: Experimental-based Research.

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“…Hasibuan et al (2019). [1] demonstrate a project where LPG is detected using an intelligent system, and once it is detected, it sends the notification as an SMS to the mobile. The researchers (Hussien et al (2020).…”

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Smart LPG Leakage Monitoring and Control System Using Gas Sensor (MQ-X), AWS IoT, and ESP Module

Chakraborty,

Aithal

2024

IJAEML

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“…Indonesia is a developing country that much empowers energy sources, especially fossil energy, namely petroleum [1]. Indonesian people still use LPG as a necessity in households and businesses; mostly, it is used to cook household needs and restaurant management [2]. However, the existence of petroleum has been reduced, so it would be replaced by natural resources that are still abundant, for example, natural gas energy.…”

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GSM-based LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) Leakage Detection and Alert System

Abdullah

Ramadhani

Saputra

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) is widely used by the nation. However, in reality, LPG sometimes may endanger users if there is a leak either in the cylinder or gas hose. It is caused by the fact that LPG is a flammable gas when in free air and can cause explosions. To overcome this jeopardy, we need a system device that can detect LPG leaks and provide early warnings to users when LPG leaks occur. This work’s detection system will classify LPG leakage conditions based on PPM (part per million) values determined by the MQ-6 sensor. These conditions are divided into three states, namely, safe, alert, and danger level. The tool is designed to have the main feature of providing hazard warnings through cellular calls and SMS (Short Message Service) to the user’s mobile phone when an LPG leak occurs in a hazardous condition. Besides the main features, other features can inform the remaining LPG gas in the cylinder, check the GSM sim card’s credit balance, and automatically turn on the fan when an LPG leak occurs. The device’s testing shows that the system successfully sent an SMS and called the user when a leak occurred in danger status. Also, the device managed to turn on the fan automatically and emit an alarm.

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