Abstract
The Industrial protection system designed using Arduino and IOT mainly focuses on the protection of industries from various losses occurring due to accidents caused due to improper conditions and maintenance. Gas leaks can cause fires that cause huge industrial losses; Instant fire detection is also required in the event of a furnace explosion or other conditions. Additionally, poor lighting in industries can create unsuitable working conditions, increasing the likelihood of accidents. The system uses Arduino to achieve this functionality. The system uses temperature sensors in combination with gas light sensors to detect fires, gas leaks, and low light to prevent industrial accidents and avoid leaks. These setups also work as an anti-theft security system where it utilizes the IR sensor to detect the objects coming in its path. So this IR sensor works with the help of direct incidence of radiation on the photodiode. This IR LED which is placed on one side of the board and the photodiode is placed on the other helps to detect any obstacle or object which comes closer to contact with it. This object detection is indicated with the help of an alarm to notify us. The system consists of light, gas, and temperature sensors interconnected with Arduino and LCD screens. Sensor data is constantly scanned to record values and check for fire, gas leaks, or poor lighting, and then this data is transmitted online. The Wi-fi module is used to achieve internet functionality. The Blynk server then displays this information online, to achieve the desired result.
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