Jain College of Engineering, Belgavi

Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engineering

Mini-Project (18ECMP68) – Phase I Review

Mini - Project Title

Oxygen Concentrator 90-95% pure oxygen

Project Members Project Guide

Azharuddin Kaladagi 2JI18EC022 Prof. Vinaykumar R Bagli
Junaidahmed Bepari 2JI18EC035 Dept. of E&CE
Arbaazmehdi karikazi 2JI18EC017 JCE, Belagavi
Faizan attar 2JI18EC028
Date: 29-06-2021
Presentation Outline
 Introduction
 Motivation
 Problem Statement
 Objective / Scope of the project
 Block Diagram
 Development Tools and Components Required
 Applications
 Current Status of
 Pending Work
 References

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Motivation
 When blood saturation level drops below 94%, it
could be sign of respiratory distress.
 Usually this merits hospitalization, but due surge in
Covid-19 cases and oxygen beds in short supply, the
device could helps those whose saturation level
rage between 88-92 if they can’t access hospital
service.
 Any lower would require more intensive oxygen and
any higher would that mean an improvement in
lung function can obviate the need of such a device

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Problem Statement
 Oxygen concentrators may fail to produce therapeutic levels
of oxygen because of common problems involving the air-
intake system, malfunctioning sieve-control valves, and
contaminated sieve materials.
 Water vapor in room air can compromise the adsorption of
nitrogen in the sieve beds by entering through small leaks in
the internal tubing; if sufficient water vapor contaminates
the sieve beds once again, the gas delivered will be room air.
 Patients may suffer irritation from nasal cannulae. Because
excess oxygen enhances and accelerates combustion,
extreme care must be taken to avoid using the concentrator
near combustible materials and sources of ignition.
 A reserve compressed-oxygen tank and regulator should
always be available in case of a power failure
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Objective / Scope of Project
“The goal of the project is to design a
affordable oxygen concentrator which
is helpful in the situations like Covid
crisis.”

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Block Diagram

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Development Tools - Software
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
• C

DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
• Arduino IDE 1.8.15 (Open Source)

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Development Tools - Hardware
• O2 Analyzer.

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Components Required

Approximate Cost: Rs. 2,000/-

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Applications
• Oxygen concentrators are typically used as
stationary sources to provide long-
term oxygen therapy (LTOT) to patients at
home.
• Oxygen concentrators consist of a cabinet
that houses the compressor and filters; tubing;
a nasal cannula and/or face mask.

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Current Status
 Procurement of components completed.
 Structure of the project is ready.
 Pre check completed.

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Pending Work
 Installation of electronic components is pending.
 Firmware part is pending.

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References
1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxygen_concentrator

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