Monitoring LPG Cylinder Weight and Detecting Leakages System

Abstract

This research presents a comprehensive methodology for LPG gas detection and leakage monitoring, addressing critical safety concerns associated with the use of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in various environments. The proposed system incorporates an array of sensors, including gas and smoke detectors, load cells, LM35 sensors, and Dallas sensors, strategically placed at key locations prone to gas leaks. These sensors work in tandem to ensure early detection of gas leaks, smoke, abnormal temperature fluctuations, and potential fire hazards. Moreover, the system integrates automated controls such as a servo motor for gas supply shut-off, audible alerts through a voice module, LCD display for real-time information, and GSM technology for instant communication with users and authorities. This comprehensive approach not only enhances gas safety but also empowers users with the tools and information needed to respond promptly to gas-related emergencies. By combining advanced sensor technology with automated response mechanisms and effective communication channels, this LPG gas detection and monitoring system offers a versatile and reliable solution to mitigate gas-related risks. It caters to a wide range of applications, from residential homes to industrial settings, where the early detection of gas leaks and swift response are critical for preventing accidents and ensuring the safety of occupants.