Safety Monitoring System in Coal Mine Using IoT

Abstract

The key abstract is to use IoT to incorporate a coal mine safety monitoring system. The extraction of coal from the field is known as coal mining. Coal is used as a fuel in the steel and cement industry to extract iron from ore and to manufacture cement. Every parameter in the underground mining industry must be controlled on a regular basis, including methane gas, high temperatures, fire incidents, and so on. The level of safety in coal mines is still poor, resulting in fatalities. A coal mineshaft salvage action is profoundly perilous because of various elements. It is particularly risky for rescuers to enter a coal mineshaft burrow in a debacle without earlier attention to the climate on the grounds that ensuing blasts are probably going to happen at any second. It is along these lines basic to recognize unstable climate data like toxic gases and high temperatures, just as to direct a visual review of excavators caught in a fell passage through the imploded burrow. These information would aid rescuers in devising a strategy and equipping themselves to carry out the rescue operation defensively. This paper proposes a design for coal mines that will reduce the damage caused by a coal mine accident and allow for a more effective rescue operation.