gas leak in coal mines

[shannu]

Hi,
Can we send a vehicle inside a coal mine to detect gas leak and inform about it before going to work in the mines to avoid accidents.The vehicle can be controlled using a microcontroller .What do you think of this idea.

 

[Hero999]

Please do not make duplicate posts or threads, they do not increase your chance of a helpful response but only reduce it, as people get confused and can't always see what others have suggested in the other thread(s).

Please post in the other thread:
https://www.electro-tech-online.com/threads/robot-in-mining.32232/

 

[donniedj]

My Internal Thoughts:
Autonomous and remotely operated machines already exist. The exist for land mines, for aviation, and for deep see diving. I never gave thoughts about coal excavation but am sure under ground applications for remote machines and sensory is already in operation.

I am sure a microcontroller would be part of the whole design. Your question sounds as if microcontrollers are not already being used for autonomous and remote operations and that it alone will be the next advent of mankind. Seriously, have you heard of the Mars Mission?


My Answer:
Yes.

 

[simrantogether]

hi..

Hi,
Can we send a vehicle inside a coal mine to detect gas leak and inform about it before going to work in the mines to avoid accidents.The vehicle can be controlled using a microcontroller .What do you think of this idea.

step 1 : go to this site.. and find the smoke sensor and temperature sensor..

https://hobbyprojects.com/circuits2.html

if you cant find the smoke sensor good .. better find a good one on google..

Step 2: choose any microcontroller 89c51 or pic , any will work..

But remember, it should be the microcontroller with 40 pins.. e.g. PIC16f877 so that multiple operations can be carried at single time..

Regards,

Simran..

 

[simrantogether]

better..

one question by your teachers may also be..

" what is the need of robot.. instead fix the sensors within"..

better.. fix permanantly the sensors within the mines..

Regards,

Simran..