An easy-to-connect IoT device for monitoring LP gas pressure
Abstract
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) or commonly known as LP Gas is a flammable fuel used in different activities within the home, from cooking food, heating, emergency power generators, among others, therefore, its use must be following the relevant rules and regulations along with proper facilities which must be reviewed regularly as well as gas connections. Possible leaks of this fuel can cause serious accidents to the point of possibly causing explosions or poisoning due to excessive inhalation. In view of this problem, different works have been carried out focused on the timely detection of LP Gas leaks in a home environment, following this theme, in the present work a device was developed to monitor the content of LP Gas in tanks for home and semi industrial use, this by means of an ESP32-CAM module that captures photographs to a commercial analog pressure gauge, sending them for storage and processing to a web server, which through artificial vision techniques determine the value indicated by the pressure gauge, consulting the results and storing them through mobile devices.
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