Design & Implementation of GSM Based CNG Station

Abstract

GSM-Based CNG Station Using Gas Sensor and Fire Sensor" describes a system designed to enhance the safety and efficiency of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations. This system integrates gas sensors and fire sensors with GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) technology to provide real-time monitoring and immediate alerts to station operators and relevant authorities. Gas sensors are employed to detect any leakage of CNG, a potentially hazardous situation. These sensors continuously monitor the gas levels in the station area and trigger an alarm if they detect a significant increase in gas concentration. Additionally, fire sensors are incorporated to swiftly identify any fire outbreak, another critical safety concern at CNG stations. The GSM technology plays a pivotal role in this setup. When gas leakage or a fire event is detected, the system sends instant alerts or notifications through SMS messages to predefined recipients, such as station operators, maintenance personnel, and emergency services. This rapid communication ensures that appropriate actions can be taken promptly to mitigate potential dangers.