Internet-of-things-based atmospheric pollution monitoring system

Abstract

The invention discloses an Internet-of-things-based atmospheric pollution monitoring system which comprises a gas collecting device, a PM2.5 monitoring sensor, a carbon monoxide sensor, a carbon dioxide sensor, a sulfur dioxide sensor, an ozone sensor, a central processor, a display device, an alarm device and a communication device, wherein the PM2.5 monitoring sensor, the carbon monoxide sensor,the carbon dioxide sensor, the sulfur dioxide sensor and the ozone sensor are separately connected to the gas collecting device; the gas collecting device is connected to the central processor; the central processor is separately connected to the alarm device and the communication device; and the communication device is separately connected to a monitoring central server and handheld terminal equipment of staff. The monitoring system can monitor atmospheric pollution in real time. When the concentration exceeds the standard, the system can alarm and prompt, and sends the detection result to the monitoring service center and a mobile phone of staff immediately, so that the staff can observe and analyze monitored data remotely.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of the Internet of Things, in particular to an air pollution monitoring system based on the Internet of Things. Background technique [0002] Air pollution refers to those substances that are discharged into the atmosphere due to human activities or natural processes and have harmful effects on the environment or people. At present, most of the existing air pollution monitoring systems use conventional wired instruments, which usually require staff to monitor On-site work, and the environment of such workplaces is often not good enough, so it has a bad impact on the health of the staff, and in some cases, the monitoring site is not suitable for human activities; secondly, this method is also It is necessary for the staff to observe the monitoring data from time to time, and other work arrangements cannot be made at the same time. At present, the Internet of Things is developing rapidly and has been applied ...

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[0002] Air pollution refers to those substances that are discharged into the atmosphere due to human activities or natural processes and have harmful effects on the environment or people. At present, most of the existing air pollution monitoring systems use conventional wired instruments, which usually require staff to monitor On-site work, and the environment of such workplaces is often not good enough, so it has a bad impact on the health of the staff, and in some cases, the monitoring site is not suitable for human activities; secondly, this method is also It is necessary for the staff to observe the monitoring data from time to time, and other work arrangements cannot be made at the same time

At present, the Internet of Things is developing rapidly and has been applied in many aspects. However, in terms of the air pollution monitoring system, the applicant has not found that the Internet of Things has been applied. Based on this situation, the applicant has developed a system after systematic research. An air pollution monitoring system based on the internet of things

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