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Journal of Thermal Engineering and Applications Review Article

IoT Based Fire & Gas Detection Using Blynk

  1. Chandrika G. C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology,
  2. C. Mohammed Yousuff C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology,
  3. M. Santhosh Kumar C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology,
  4. P. Raghul C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology,
  5. M. Akash C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology,
  6. R. Usman C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology,
  7. S. Jaganraj C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology,

Abstract

This article provides a Blynk platform-based Internet of Things (IoT) solution for gas and fire detection. The suggested system has sensors that are linked to a microcontroller and can detect gas leaks as well as fires. These sensors provide wireless data transmission to a central processing unit. Safety and monitoring systems are only two of the many facets of daily life that the Internet of Things (IoT) has transformed in recent years. The goal of this project is to leverage the Blynk platform to create an Internet of Things-based fire and gas detection system. The system has sensors to identify fire and other gases, including methane (CH4) and carbon monoxide (CO), which are dangerous in commercial, industrial, and residential settings. These sensors send real-time data to an Internet of Things (IoT) node that has a Wi-Fi module installed. The IoT node then connects to the Blynk mobile app. Users can remotely monitor real-time data, receive alerts, and take appropriate action in the event of an emergency with the Blynk platform. The method provides a practical and effective way to improve safety precautions in a range of settings, including commercial, residential, and industrial ones.

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