9th grade students created a stove with a password model and were familiar with how it operated to prevent gas leakage mishaps
They cut the woman's hair and paraded her through the hamlet after an offensive video of her leaving for Chennai went viral. The cabinet's knob won't turn with the incorrect password. Also, the information will be accessible on the concerned person's mobile device.
It is possible to lessen the likelihood of a gas leak. This will alert the person right away if someone is attempting to turn the stove's knob. By using this technique, the risk of gas leaking from the stove can be decreased.
The state-level Inspire Standard Award has chosen this Kajal model. The government has given them ten thousand rupees to create this model.
created a model in six months
According to Kajal Ojha, she saw news reports on television about an accident caused by a gas leak from an LPG cylinder and a stove. Moreover, many homes were harmed in this. After that, it was decided to stop gas leaks from LPG stoves and cylinders.
Having a discussion about this with Mamta Kumari, the school's science teacher. After six months of arduous labour with their assistance, a stove-related model with a password has been created.
3,000 dollars was spent on the model
According to him, this involved the usage of a four by four keypad, an LCD, a buzzer, an Arduino board, a bread board, jumper wires, GSM, batteries, potentiometers, resistors, and other components. This cost about three thousand rupees.
Functions of the Stove with Password model
The gas stove's left side, according to Kajal, is where the keypad is located. LCD is put next to it. Within a cupboard is where the gas stove is kept. Within the cabinet itself is a knob. A password is required to unlock this knob. The motor positioned on top of the cabinet rotates 90 degrees and opens when the proper password is entered on the keypad.
Only once the cupboard has been opened may food be cooked on the burner. Any number entered using the keyboard is shown in the LCD. The wrong password will be shown on the LCD and a buzzer will sound if the wrong password is entered on the keypad.
The concerned person's mobile app will also receive its information. Even if the individual in question is not home, he will learn that someone is attempting to access the gas stove's cupboard. He'll be vigilant. When I return home, I'll be able to find out more about this. This technique will work well to stop gas leaks coming from LPG burners and cylinders.
will show to be a successful step in preventing gas leaks
According to science instructor Mamta Kumari, it frequently happens to witness children turning on gas stoves. Occasionally individuals overlook turning the knob on the gas cylinder. Accidents caused by gas leakage are possible under such circumstances. This approach will stop this.
Kajal, a young scientist, has created a stove-related password-protected model. Moreover, work on this was done in the school's Atal Tinkering Lab. This will show to be a successful measure in stopping the gas leak.
chosen to receive the state-level inspire award
Father Reji C. Varghese, headmaster of MGM Higher Secondary School in Bokaro, stated that student Kajal created the model for the stove with password.
By doing this, gas leaks from LPG cylinders and stoves can be avoided. It is being improved by ongoing efforts. The state level Inspire Award has chosen this Kajal design.
