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Automatic Fire Extinguisher Sprinkler System: An Innovative Solution for Fire Safety
Abstract: The Automatic Fire Extinguisher Sprinkler System is an advanced safety feature designed to quickly respond to fires in buildings. This system automatically detects heat or smoke and releases fire-suppressing agents to put out the flames before they can spread. The persistent risk of fire hazards in various sectors, including residential and commercial environments, has led to the innovation of sophisticated fire safety systems. Among these, the automatic fire extinguisher sprinkler …
Published in Journal of Thermal Engineering and Applications · Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2025 Read article
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Automatic Railway Horn System Using Node MCU
Abstract: The Automatic Railway Horn System (ARHS) presented in this project employs techniques to dynamically adjust the frequency of the train horn based on various parameters such as train speed, proximity to crossings, and other safety considerations. Traditional railway horn systems often lack adaptability and may not adequately address changing environmental conditions. The proposed ARHS aims to enhance safety and minimize noise pollution by intelligently modulating the horn frequency in real-time. …
Published in Journal of Control & Instrumentation · Vol. 15, Issue 1, 2024 · pp. 11–19 Read article
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Advancing Grid Integration: Maximum Power Point Tracking-Based Model Predictive Current Control Technique for Photovoltaic Systems
Abstract: Tracking a PV system's maximum power point is necessary as demand for grid-connected solar systems rises, regardless of utility demand. Since the PV system's output is D.C., a converter serving as a middleman between the PV system and the D.C. link capacitor is necessary to track the maximum power at all loads. Since the firing angle of the IGBT in the boost converter is between 0 and 1 at maximum …
Published in International Journal of Electrical Machine Analysis and Design · Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2023 · pp. 31–35 Read article