IOT Based Smart Vehicle System
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.46243/jst.2021.v6.i04.pp531-539Keywords:
LCD display, MQ7 Gas Sensor, UV Sensor, Fuel IndicatorAbstract
Today in this world, if the fuel indicator in the automobiles is also made digital it will help to know the exact amount of fuel in (ml) available in the fuel tank and if the pollution indicator is also provided in the automobiles it will help to know the accurate amount of Pollutants level in vehicles. This work introduces by Mq7 Sensor, UV sensor in the two wheelers. The above furnished fact is considered in our Paper and we found out a proper solution for indicating the accurate availability of fuel in the tank digitally and one will able to check the emission rate in the frequent interval and can take remedial action. This will prevent degrading the environment from pollution. In our Paper the main blocks are Two Wheeler, Tank, Battery, micro controller unit, fuel level sensor, Carbon monoxide Sensor and LCD Display. These sensors are placed at certain place to find out the fuel level and Harmful gas Emission Level and the signal is sent to the micro controller unit for further operations. In today’s market the available fuel level information is in terms of percentage but our proposed method will displayed it in terms of exact fuel level(In The Form Of Digits) and these information are preprogrammed according to the sensor positional values .In this Paper a ultrasonic sensor is mounted within the fuel tank the variation of the fuel can be observed with the help of UV Sensor
.Carbon Monoxide Sensor will sense the exhaust from the silencer by coming in contact with the emissions in presence of these harmful gases, the sensor conductivity increases depending on the gas concentration in the exhaust air .A simple electrical circuit can convert the change in conductivity into output signal which corresponds to the gas concentration level. The voltage drop between the resistances (Rl) is the output of the sensor circuit. This voltage gets converted into carbon monoxide particles rate and is shown in the display.
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