Arduino Flame sensor

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Arduino Flame sensor

Flame detectors, equipped with advanced sensors and intelligent circuitry, keep a watchful eye on potential hazards. Whether it's industrial settings, household appliances, or automotive applications, our detectors stand as a reliable defense against fires.

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Components required:

  1. Arduino Uno
  2. Flame Sensor
  3. 16x2 LCD
  4. 10K variable resistor
  5. Buzzer

A flame detector is a device used to detect the presence of flame or fire. It plays an important role in ensuring safety by alarming or providing protection in case of fire. The definitions of flame detectors are as follows:

Operation: Flame detectors detect flames by detecting infrared (IR) radiation emitted by flames. It usually has an infrared sensor, a signal processing circuit, and an output interface.

How it works: The infrared detector in the flame is sensitive to the radiation of the special radiation emitted by the flame.
When a flame is detected, the sensor generates an electrical signal that is processed by electric current. These signals are used to trigger alarms, activate fire extinguishers or perform other safety functions.

Application: It is widely used in many industries and applications such as flame detectors, fire detection and alarms, electrical appliances, gas appliances, boilers and used cars. They are an important part of fire prevention to ensure a quick and prompt response to the fire.

Fire extinguishers protect life and property by detecting flames quickly and accurately, helping to prevent and reduce fires.

Circuit diagram:

Code:

de:

#define Flame Sensor 8// Flame Sensor pin
#define Buzzer 9
#include
LiquidCrystal lcd(2,3,4,5,6,7);
void setup() 
  { 
lcd.begin(16,2);
pinMode(Flame Sensor,INPUT);
pinMode(Buzzer,OUTPUT);
lcd.setCursor(0,0);
lcd.print("ROBOTSHAPERS"); 
delay(1500);
lcd.setCursor(0,1);
lcd.print("FLAME SENSOR"); 
delay(1500);
lcd.clear();
  }
void loop() 
  {  
  if( digitalRead(Flame Sensor)==1)
  { 
     lcd.setCursor(0,0);
     lcd.print("WELCOME      ");
   digital Write(Buzzer,LOW);
  }
  if( digitalRead(Flame Sensor)==0)
  { 
    lcd.print("FIRE DETECTED ");
   digital Write(Buzzer,HIGH);
   delay(500);
    lcd.print("FIRE DETECTED ");
   digital Write(Buzzer,LOW);
   delay(500);
   }
   }

Application:


Flame retardants are used in many areas where fire and safety are important. Here are some of the applications of flame detectors:

  1. Fire Alarm Systems: Flame sensors play an important role in fire alarms, detecting flames and triggering alarms for building occupants and initiate the evacuation process.
  2. Safety: Flame sensors are used in industrial environments to monitor flames in furnaces, boilers and industrial processes. It enables early detection of bad electrical or leakage connections, enabling them to intervene in a timely manner and prevent injuries.
  3. Electrical Household Appliances: It is used in electrical appliances, gas appliances such as water heaters, stoves and gas stoves.
    It keeps the flame lit during operation and automatically shuts off the gas when the flame goes out, preventing the formation of harmful gases.
  4. Fire Extinguisher: Flames are placed in a fire extinguisher such as a generator or fire extinguisher. They catch the flames and trigger the firefighters' release to effectively extinguish the fire.
  5. Automotive Safety: Flame sensors are used in automotive applications, particularly vehicles powered by natural gas or liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). They can make it safe to prevent an accident by catching flames in the event of a petrol or accident.
  6. Aerospace Industry: Flames are used in aerospace applications, including aircraft engines and rocket propulsion systems. They ensure the continuation of fire and flame during critical operation.

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