ARDUINO Based LPG Gas Monitoring … Automatic Cylinder Booking with Alert System

Alan Macker, Anil Shukla, Sagarika Dey, Jyoti Agarwal

2018 2nd International Conference on Trends in Electronics and Informatics (ICOEI) · 2018 · 49 citations · 7 references

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Abstract

The world has seen rapid development of technology in various field due to fast modernization of this world. However, all of that is basically to make human life more easy and hassle-free in every sphere of life. it isn't conceivable to supply LPG through Pipes to every single home in a country like India, as creation of LPG is too meager. At the moment we are having a framework Advance LPG gas booking through IVRS or online which is most troublesome for the uneducated and busy working individuals to book the gas cylinder. Another Major issue clients confront is that we can't predict the precise status of LPG gas culmination, which makes significantly more deferral in booking the cylinder which is awkward the greater part of the circumstances. Presently we are having an IVRS framework in which client needs to experience few stages as per the Programmed voice which likewise incorporates choosing alternatives. The greater part of the uneducated individuals can't finish the booking because of this reason and furthermore the majority of the circumstances the telephone lines are either occupied because of congested calls or telephones not working because of some specialized issues. Our paper proposes a framework that will make whole LPG cylinder booking system robotized without human intercession. This framework constantly measures the weight of the cylinder will consequently sends message to the approved LPG Agent with the goal that they can convey the LPG chamber in time. Alongside the automated booking we additionally composed element identified with the wellbeing of the client in which it consistently screen the spillage of LPG gas and alarms the client in regards to spillage to evade real mishaps which costs human lives for the most part.

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