Abstract

The CHETAK project focuses on developing a cost-effective and reliable solution to enhance the safety and monitoring systems in coal mines. The system can detect hazardous gases, monitor environmental conditions, and provide real-time alerts to improve worker safety and emergency response.

Problem Statement

Coal mining is one of the most hazardous industries worldwide. Workers face severe risks from gas explosions, suffocation, and environmental hazards. Traditional monitoring systems lack real-time responsiveness. CHETAK aims to solve these challenges using advanced sensing and communication technologies.

Key Features

Technical Description

The CHETAK system is built around the Arduino Uno microcontroller. It uses various gas sensors (MQ-4, MQ-7, MQ-8, MG811), a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor, an RTC (DS3231) module for real-time clock data, and an SD card module for logging. Alerts are sent using a GSM module, ensuring immediate notification in case of danger.

Methodology

Components Used

CHETAK Project Components

Experimental Results

CHETAK successfully detects gas leaks, temperature fluctuations, and environmental anomalies. Real-time alerts via SMS ensure rapid emergency response, and data logging provides long-term monitoring capabilities.

CHETAK in Testing Environment

Achievements

Future Scope

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