design of lpg leak detection using sensor tgs2610 equipped sms -based microcontroller atmega328
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Abstract
The disaster that occurred in communities one of which was a house fire caused by leakage of LPG which preceded the occupants leave the house. In anticipation of these events, LPG leak detection system remotely using SMS on a mobile phone handy so that residents know the situation / condition of LPG when leaving the house. when sensors TGS 2610 detect that the LPG in case of leak, then the residents will receive SMS 'Gas Bocor'. When in a safe condition, residents no longer receive SMS. When sending SMS residents 'cek' to the GSM module, the GSM module sending SMS 'aman' to residents.
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| Authors | ;Pande Made Nova Paramarta;IGAP Raka Agung;Pratolo Rahardjo |
| Journal | Nature chemistry |
| Year | 2016 |
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