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Abstract

The increasing concern for safety in residential and industrial environments necessitates the development of advanced monitoring systems to detect and respond to potential gas leaks promptly. Gas leakage incidents pose significant risks, including explosions, health hazards and environmental damage. This paper presents a gas leakage detector equipped with GSM (Global System of Mobile Telecommunication) integration for real-time monitoring and alerting. The system employs gas sensors to continuously monitor the ambient air for the presence of hazardous gases, such as Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG), methane or propane. The core functionality of the system involves the utilization of MQ-6 gas sensor interfaced with Arduino Uno microcontroller to detect gas concentration beyond predefined thresholds. Upon detection of a gas leak, the system activates a GSM module to send immediate alerts to designated stakeholders through Short Message Service (SMS). This ensures that relevant personnel are promptly informed about the potential hazard, enabling them to take swift and appropriate action to mitigate the risk.

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