Abstract
In this paper, different and innovative ideas of monitoring and analysis of emissions produces by small heat sources are presented and described. This paper follows up research made in master’s thesis from 2022 where two wireless prototypes meant for analyzing emission production were designed, constructed and successfully tested. First prototype made from Polymethymethacrylate (PMMA) successfully analyzed parameters such as concentration of CO, CO2, VOC or dust particles PM in air of indoor temperature during various types of tests. Second prototype made from stainless steel was used to analyze flue gases directly connected to the chimney from a household using small stove and different kinds of fuel. Evaluation of these experiments in IoT platform named ThingSpeak showed significant increase of concentration of emissions produced during burning unsuitable fuel (such as wet grass) compared to more suitable fuel such as dry wood.
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