Pollution Indicating

Device
Presented By:
Mahesh Kadam(2000130369)
Tejas Gurav(2000130382)
Mudassir Bargir(2000130407)
Sarthak Shinde(2000130412)

Guided By:
Prof. Pankaj Polade
 CONTENTS

● Rationale

● Introduction

● Literature Survey

● Problem Definition

● Proposed Methodology

● Resources and Consumables required

● References
 Rationale

Industries add many

harmful gasses into
atmosphere which is
ultimately destroying
ecosystem
 Introduction

It is necessary to put our

attention in the problems
arised by air pollution to get
an effective solution.
 Literature Survey
According to WHO

Around 2.6 billion use biomass for cooking

purposes.

In 2019, 99% of the world population was

living in places where WHO air guidelines
levels were not met.

WHO develops tools such as,

AirQ+
HEAT
STHAT
ITHIM
According to UNEP

39%: Still breathe polluted air in their own

homes.

7 million: People die every year.

470000: Premature deaths occur due
to Ground level O3.

UNEP has introduced International Day Clean Air for blue skies.
According to ICMR

Indian Data:

Household air pollution is caused by In 2017

residential burning of solid fuels

In 2018 : 95 people were killed due to air

pollution. 50% 50%
Life expectancy would have been 1.7 years
more if air pollution were in low limit. Deaths Below 70 Other deaths
years
India owns 14 out of 15 cities which are most
polluted cities across the globe.

PMUY provides LPG to household to reduce the air

pollution.
PROBLEM DEFINITION
 Proposed methodology
Procedure Flow:
Block Diagram:
Flowchart:
Circuit Diagram:
Resources and Consumables required:

Sr. no. Name of the component Specification quantity

1. Arduino Arduino UNO R3 1

2. LCD 16X2 1

3. WiFI Module ESP8266 1

4. NO2 Sensor MiCS-2714 1

5. PM2.5 Sensor PMS5003 1

6. CO2 Sensor MQ2 1

Arduino UNO:

● Microcontroller : ATMega328P
● Operating Voltage: 5 Volts
● Input Voltage: 7-12 Volts
● Digital INPUT/OUTPUT Pins: 14
● Analog Input Pins: 6
● DC Current per I/O Pin: 20mA
● DC Current for 3.3V Pin:
330mA
● Clock Frequency : 16 MHz
16X2 Liquid Crystal Display
● Operating Voltage: 4.7-5.3
Volts
● Current utilisation: 1mA
● Character pixel: 5X8
● Alphanumeric Display
ESP8266 WiFi Module:

● 802.11 b/g/n
● Flash size: 1MB
● Output Power: 19.5dBm
● Operating voltage: 3-3.3 Volts
● Power down leakage current of <
10µA

● Communication mode: SDIO 1.1 / 2.0,

SPI, UART

● Standby Power Consumption of <

1.0mW
MiCS-2714:
● Detectable Gas: NO2 , H2.
● NO2 Detection range: 0.05-10ppm
● Max. heating power dissipation: 50mW
● Voltage Supply: 4.9-5.1 Volts
● Storage temperature range: -40-120℃
PMS5003:
● Effective Range: 0-500µg/m3
● Maximum Range:
≥1000µg/m3
● Resolution: 1µg/m3
● DC Power Supply: 4.5-5.0
Volts
● Active Current: ≤100mA
● Working Temperature
Range: -10-60℃
MQ2:
● Operating Voltage: 5 Volts
● It has analog and digital output
● Concentration Scope:
200-10000ppm
● Preheat Time: Over 24 hours
 references

● Air pollution - WHO | World Health Organization

● Air | UNEP - UN Environment Programme

● Indian Council of Medical Research

● Arduino - Home

● https://how2electronics.com/interfacing-pms5003-air-quality-sens
or-arduino/
THANK You!