K.S.
RANGASAMY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE
(AUTONOMOUS)
TIRUCHENGODE – 637 215
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS – UG
Group Project Students Details
S. No. Reg. No. Name of the Class Project
Student Representativ
e
1. 21UPH001 [Link] III [Link]., PHYSICS
2. 21UPH004 [Link] III [Link]., PHYSICS [Link]
3. 21UPH008 [Link] III [Link]., PHYSICS
4. 21UPH011 [Link] III [Link]., PHYSICS
PROGRAMME & BATCH : [Link]., Physics & 2021 – 2024
DEPARTMENT & COLLEGE : Department of Physics (UG)
K.S. Rangasamy College of Arts and
Science (Autonomous), Tiruchengode
GUIDE NAME & DESIGNATION : [Link] [Link].,
Assistant Professor
TITLE OF THE PROJECT : Gas Leakage Detector using GSM &
Arduino with SMS Alert
Abstract
\In this project, we are going to learn how to design a Gas Leakage Detector
using GSM & Arduino with SMS Alert. We will interface Sim800 GSM Module as
well as MQ135 Gas Sensor with Arduino. The gas level value will be displayed on
the 16x2 LCD Display. Whenever the excess gas is detected SMS will be sent to a
particular phone number.
Smoke and gas leakage detectors are very useful in detecting smoke or fire in
buildings, and so are the important safety parameters in order to prevent
disasters. Bursting cylinders and accidental fires have caused lots of harm to the
economies in the past. This circuit triggers the alert system when smoke or gas
leakage is detected. The circuit mainly uses the MQ135 Smoke/Gas sensor and
Arduino to detect and smoke and gas leak. This MQ135 gas sensor is sensible to
LPG, Alcohol, and Methane [Link] detects the presence of a dangerous LPG leak in
your car or in a service station, storage tank environment. The sensor has
excellent sensitivity combined with the quick response time. The sensor can also
sense iso-butane, propane, LNG, and cigarette smoke. If the LPG sensor senses
any gas leakage from storage the output of this sensor goes low. This low signal
is monitored by the microcontroller and sends the signal to GSM module to send
messages as "Gas Leakage" to a mobile number written in code.
You can also use SIM900 or any other GSM Module instead of SIM800. Similarly
you can use MQ2/MQ3/MQ5 or any other Gas/Smoke Sensor instead of MQ135.
Signature of Project Guide Approval Signature of HoD
Representative
[Link] [Link] Dr. M. Venkatesh
c Guide Approval Signature of HoD
[Link] Dr. M. Venkatesh