Miniproject(19AI701) – Review 1

INDOOR AIR QUALITY MODELING BASED ON IoT

Submitted by:
GOWRI M(212220230019)
SUGANYA P(212220230049)
DURGADEVI P(212220230015)

2020-2024 Batch
 TEAM NO: 01

Under the guidance of:

Mr.Vasanth Kumar.CH(Ph.D)
 Assistant Professor
Department of EIE(SCOFT)

DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE

SAVEETHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE
(Autonomous Institution – UGC, Govt. of India)
(Affiliated to Anna University, Approved by AICTE - Accredited by NBA & NAAC – ‘A’ Grade - ISO 9001:2015 Certified)
Saveetha Nagar, Thandalam, Chennai-602 105, TamilNadu, INDIA.
 Agenda
1. Introduction

2. Statement of the Problem

i. IoT – INTERNET OF THINGS

3. Purpose of your project

4. Proposed Methodology

5. Expected results and their Implications

6. References
 Introduction
IoT – INTERNET OF THINGS
 The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the network of physical
devices, vehicles, appliances, and other objects that are
embedded with sensors, software, and network connectivity,
allowing them to collect and exchange data.

 This technology enables these devices to communicate with each

other and with humans, providing valuable insights and
enhancing efficiency and convenience in various industries such
as healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and agriculture.

 IoT has the potential to transform the way we live and work, and
its widespread adoption is expected to continue growing in the
coming years.
 Statement of the Problem
 The problem involves a comprehensive approach to evaluate and
improve indoor air quality in various settings.

 This may include conducting IAQI assessments to identify potential

health risks associated with exposure to pollutants, using indoor air
modeling.

 We can develop strategies to improve air quality and implement

measures such as improved ventilation systems, air filters, and
source control to reduce exposure to pollutants.

 Overall, the IAQI and Indoor Air Modelling program aims to

improve the understanding, management, and communication of IAQ
in indoor environments, aiming to improve the health and well-being
of building occupants.
 Purpose of the project
 To assess and improve the quality of air inside buildings, where people
spend most of their time. Poor indoor air quality can have adverse
effects on human health, including respiratory problems, allergies, and
even cancer.

 Indoor air modeling, on the other hand, is a more detailed and complex
process that uses computer simulations to predict indoor air quality
based on various factors, including building design, ventilation system,
occupant behaviour, and outdoor air quality.

 It can help architects, engineers, and building owners to optimize

building design and ventilation systems for better indoor air quality and
energy efficiency.

 Both IAQ index and indoor air modeling are essential tools for ensuring
healthy and comfortable indoor environments and reducing the risk of
indoor air pollution-related health problems.
Proposed Methodology Of The Project
Indoor Air Quality Index (IAQI) includes
• Integrating the pollutants.
• Gathering the standards.
• Selecting the monitoring Location.
• Installing sensor fusion.
• Calculating, Aggregating, and
Interpreting IAQI.
Indoor Air Modeling includes
• Collecting the data.
• Choosing a modeling tool.
• Building a strong model.
• Simulating Scenarios.
• Analysing results.
• Implementing the improvements.
 Hardware and software selection
 Sensors
• Winsen ZH07 dust and particulate matter sensor.
• MQ7 – Smoke(CarbonMonoxide)
• MQ2 – LPG
• DGT11 – Temperature & Humidity
• MQ135 – Other harmful gases like NH3, S, C6H6, CO2.. Etc)
 All pollutant
• CarbonMonoxide(Smoke)
• LPG
• NH3, S, C6H6, CO2,
• Oxygen Level
 Iot enabled microcontroller node mcu
 Iot platform –ThingSpeak
 Expected Results and Implications
1. Integration of sensors with IoT system
2. Collection data and validating data output
through the system
3. Developing an intelligent algorithm to model
the IAQ based on industry standards
4. Testing and validation of the results through
standard test cases
Conclusion
 References
  "International Air Quality". Archived from 
the original on 12 June 2018.
 
"Air Quality Lookup for Children, Seniors and Sen
sitive Groups"
. www.cleanairresources.com. Retrieved 2019-09-
19.
 https://doi.org/10.1142/p612 | March 2009
Darrell W Pepper (University of Nevada, Las
Vegas, USA) and David Carrington (Los Alamos
National Laboratory, USA)