Multiparameter fire detection based on wireless sensor network
Shixing Liu, Defeng Tu, Yongming Zhang · 2009
Wireless fire detection nodes based on Wireless sensor network is designed which can detect temperature, humidity and smoke concentration. The ratio of fire misinformation is decreased with multiparameter coincidence technique. And a shortest path routing algorithm is proposed according to multi-hop transmission based on CSMA/CA principle. The sensor nodes can connect each other automatically and the sensor data can be transmitted within minimum hops, so a real-time fire monitoring system is built up. The result of experiment show: the maximum distance of single hop transmission is 100 m; the delay time of every hop within multi-hop communications is about 50 ms; the sensitivity of fire smoke reached to I level; the parameter of humidity is used to eliminate the distorted effect of water vapor.