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IoT Based Hospital Gas Leakage Alert

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Oct 2026

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Samiksha moreshwar sadigale

Samiksha moreshwar sadigale

Electronic & Telecommunication Engineering.

JSMP Bhivrabai Sawant Polytechnic

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Shreya Nikalje

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JSMP Bhivrabai Sawant Polytechnic

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Dhanshri Nikalje

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Aarti Kamble

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Abstract

The IoT-Based Hospital Gas Leakage Alert System is designed to detect and monitor hazardous gas leakage in hospitals and provide immediate alerts to prevent accidents. Hospitals use medical gases such as oxygen and nitrous oxide for patient treatment and medical procedures. Gas leakage can create serious safety risks, including fire hazards, explosions, and harmful exposure. The proposed system uses gas sensors to monitor gas concentration continuously. A microcontroller processes the sensor readings and compares them with a predefined safety limit. When the gas concentration exceeds this limit, the system activates a buzzer and warning indicators and sends an alert through an IoT platform. This system helps hospital staff respond quickly and improves the safety of patients and medical personnel.

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Hospital gas leakage detection gas leakage aleart sytem MQ135 DHT11 WIFI communication

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Samiksha moreshwar sadigale, Shreya Nikalje, Dhanshri Nikalje, Aarti Kamble, Prof. V. B. Takale, "IoT Based Hospital Gas Leakage Alert," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-7, Oct 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM67864

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  The IoT-Based Hospital Gas Leakage Alert System offers a practical approach to monitoring gas leakage risks in hospital environments. By combining gas sensors, a microcontroller, local alarm devices, and IoT communication, the system is designed to identify abnormal gas levels and notify hospital personnel promptly. Its continuous monitoring and remote notification capabilities can help reduce response time and support hospital safety management. The system can be enhanced through additional sensors, cloud monitoring, backup power, and carefully engineered automatic control features. For real hospital deployment, it must be used alongside appropriate certified safety equipment and established emergency procedures.  

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