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In India sewage cleaning from manholes and drains are a difficult and risky
job for anyone, but these workers are forced to do these jobs just to earn for their
family.In our project we design a system which extracts the toxic gases from the
sewage at programmed intervals. The device checks for the measurement of toxic
gases present in the sewage and extracts them once their level exceeds the
threshold value. We also designed a health monitoring system for the workers who
enters the sewage for manual cleaning. This prevents unwanted health issues for
the workers and provides automated collection of toxic gases.Most of the cities
adopted the sewage system and the duty of Municipal Corporation to maintain
cleanliness, health and safety of the cities if the sewage is not properly maintained
then it contaminated with the pure water and may spread infectious diseases. The
sewage workers are not aware of sudden attack of poisonous gases. Since these
gases are odorless, if exposed for a long time that may cause a serious health
issues. Our concept aims to design a system to measure and analyze the real-time
levels of toxic gases and alert the workers. The IoT technology that shall detect the
mixture of gases, sensing each type of gas to measure its level while keeping track
of the real-time dynamic changes in the above factors .We focused on designing an
embedded system with IoT to track down effluents and generate alert signals
through a wireless network.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABSTRACT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF ABBREVATIONS
INTRODUCTION iii
1.1 GENERAL iv
1.2 TECHNOLOGIES USED vii
1.2.1 HISTORY OF EMBEDDED SYSTEM ix
1 1.2.2 CHARACTERISTICS OF AN 1
EMBEDDED SYSTEM
1.2.3 BASIC STRUCTURE OF AN
EMBEDDED SYSTEM
1.2.4 IMPORTANT TECHNOLOGIES USED
IN EMBEDDED SYSTEM
2 LITERATURE SURVEY 3
2.1 UNIVERSAL ROBOT EMPLOYMENT OF 3
MIMIC HUMAN WRITING
2.2 SMART MONITORING OF SEWAGE 3
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FOR MEDICAL MONITORING 6
APPLICATION
2.5 SMART SAFETY MONITORING FOR
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SEWAGE WORKERS WITH TWO WAY
COMMUNICATION
2.6 A WIRELESS MONITORING SYTEM FOR
PULSE OXIMETRY SENSORS
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5 4.2.2 HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM 19
4.3 WORK FLOW 19
4.3.1 SEWAGE MONITORING SYSTEM 20
4.3.2 HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM 21
4.4 FLOW CHART 21
4.4.1SEWAGE MONITORING SYSTEM 22
4.4.2 HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM 22
4.4 MAJOR UNITS 38
4.5 ADVANTAGES 43
6 HARDWARE DESCRIPTIONS 44
5.1 PIC MICROCONTROLLER 45
5.2 RELAY DRIVER 47
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5.3 DC SUCTION PUMP 50
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5.4 MQ-9 SENSOR 53
5.5 METHANE GAS SENSOR 56
5.6 WATER LEVEL SENSOR 61
5.7 PULSE SENSOR 65
5.8 TEMPERATURE SENSOR 65
5.9 SPO2 SENSOR 67
5.10 PH SENSOR 71
SOFTWARE DESCRIPTIONS 73
6.1 INTERNET OF THINGS 74
6.2 MPLAB IDE SOFTWARE 75
RESULT 101
CONCLUSION
FUTURE WORK
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APPENDIX
REFERENCE
LIST OF FIGURES
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5.2.3 RELAY 41
5.2.4 PROTECTION DOIDE FOR RELAY 42
5.3 DC SUCTION PUMP 43
5.4 MQ-9 SENSOR 45
5.5 METHANE GAS SENSOR 46
5.6 WIPER 48
5.7 PULSE SENSOR 52
5.8 TEMPERATURE SENSOR 54
5.9.1 SPO2 SENSOR 57
5.9.2 SPO2 WAVE FORM 58
5.10.1 PH LEVEL SENSOR 62
5.10.2 COMBINATION PH SENSOR 63
5.10.3 DIFFERENTIAL PH SENSOR 63
6.1.1 MONITORING LEVELS IN IoT 66
6.1.2 MPLAB IDE SOFTWARE 70
7.1.1 MONITORING ON IoT 71
7.1.2 TOP VIEW OF KIT 72
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
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