Automated Fire Suppression System for Electrical Panel Enclosures Using Iot and Embedded System

The Automated Fire Suppression System for Electrical Panel Enclosures presents an advanced IoT-driven solution for industrial fire safety, focusing on real-time hazard detection and automated suppression. By integrating high-precision temperature and gas sensors with an STM32 microcontroller for data processing and a NodeMCU module for Wi-Fi communication, the system ensures immediate detection and response to fire risks. Upon hazard identification, the system autonomously activates a relay-controlled fire extinguisher, significantly reducing response time and minimizing damage to critical assets. Real-time alerts are sent to personnel via email, while detailed incident data is logged in Google Sheets for traceability and compliance. Designed with cost-effective, scalable components, the system integrates seamlessly into existing infrastructures, enhancing operational efficiency, supporting continuous safety monitoring, and reducing human intervention. This paper explores the system's architecture, implementation, and performance evaluation, demonstrating its potential to transform fire safety practices in high-risk industrial environments. This research also highlights the system's adaptability to various industrial applications, showcasing its potential for widespread deployment in diverse environments requiring robust fire safety measures.

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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/esci63694.2025.10988330
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Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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Automated Fire Suppression System for Electrical Panel Enclosures Using Iot and Embedded System

Atharva Chavan, Amit Barde, Sapna Wagaj, Abhay Chopde
Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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Automated Fire Suppression System for Electrical Panel Enclosures Using Iot and Embedded System

Atharva Chavan, Amit Barde, Sapna Wagaj, Abhay Chopde
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The Automated Fire Suppression System for Electrical Panel Enclosures presents an advanced IoT-driven solution for industrial fire safety, focusing on real-time hazard detection and automated suppression. By integrating high-precision temperature and gas sensors with an STM32 microcontroller for data processing and a NodeMCU module for Wi-Fi communication, the system ensures immediate detection and response to fire risks. Upon hazard identification, the system autonomously activates a relay-controlled fire extinguisher, significantly reducing response time and minimizing damage to critical assets. Real-time alerts are sent to personnel via email, while detailed incident data is logged in Google Sheets for traceability and compliance. Designed with cost-effective, scalable components, the system integrates seamlessly into existing infrastructures, enhancing operational efficiency, supporting continuous safety monitoring, and reducing human intervention. This paper explores the system's architecture, implementation, and performance evaluation, demonstrating its potential to transform fire safety practices in high-risk industrial environments. This research also highlights the system's adaptability to various industrial applications, showcasing its potential for widespread deployment in diverse environments requiring robust fire safety measures.

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