Automated Control System for Air

Pollution Detection in Vehicles

Name Of Supervisor : Mr. K.Ravi

(Assistant Professor)
Name : P. Sai Lavanya
Roll no:15951A04F6
 OBJECTIVE
• The main objective of this project is “To
prevent, control and abate pollution of air , to
protect the environment from any degradation
by effective monitoring and implementation of
pollution control legislations”.
• The aim of the project is to monitor and
control the pollutants in the vehicle by using
the pollution control circuit.
 EXISTING METHOD
• The main pollutions from vehicles are the
oxides of carbon and nitrogen , which can be
easily detected these days with the help of
semiconductor gas sensors . The existing
system has a pollution detection and indicates
the vehicles using gps and sends message to
RTA about that particular vehicle.
 PROPOSED METHOD
• In this project I am introducing 3 levels, at first level
user is given a warning by displaying a message on LED
screen if the threshold level has been reached to the
predefined value which is included in the code .
• In the second level if the pollution level has been
increased beyond the predefined value a alert message
is displayed informing to stop the vehicle and to check
its condition.
• In case if the user neglects the alert message then it
goes to the third level where the beep sound is heard
through the buzzer and vehicle is stopped after some
time gradually, according to the code written, at the
same time the location of the vehicle is tracked and a
message is sent to RTA office intimating to fine the
Chelan and to seal the vehicle.
BLOCK DIAGRAM
 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
• Microcontroller IDE (For Writing the Code) .
• Programmer Application (For Dumping the
Code).
• Simulation Software.
 HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
• ARM/Microcontroller.
• Power Supply Unit.
• Motor Driver.
• Gsm and Gps.
• DC Motors.
• Gas sensor.
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