Noise pollution is a significant yet often overlooked environmental issue, impacting millions of people daily. Common health problems resulting from noise pollution include hearing loss, high blood pressure, heart diseases, sleep disturbances, stress, and headaches. The challenge in mitigating noise pollution lies in its detection and the subsequent silencing of the noise source, a task that is impractical to perform manually.
This project proposes an automatic noise pollution measurement and silencing system designed for use in environments such as schools, colleges, libraries, and offices. The system detects noise levels in real-time and automatically triggers alerts when the noise exceeds predefined thresholds, thereby facilitating noise control.
Key features of the system include:
The system utilizes an array of microphones to accurately measure noise levels in three directions. An Arduino-based controller processes the noise data from these microphones continuously. Users can set the maximum allowed noise levels using the display and buttons on the device. When noise levels remain below the set threshold, the system status is indicated as green. If the noise exceeds the threshold, the system triggers a buzzer alert and displays a message, prompting individuals to reduce noise levels. The alert persists until the noise returns to acceptable levels, upon which the system reverts to green status.
While this project employs an Arduino controller, it can also be enhanced by using an ESP8266 module to send data online for remote monitoring and control. Alternatively, integrating a GSM module with the Arduino can enable SMS notifications for noise level alerts, further expanding the system's versatility and application in various settings.
This innovative solution provides an effective and automated approach to managing noise pollution, ensuring a quieter and healthier environment in various settings.
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