A comparative analysis of all fiber optic sensors for detection of adulteration in fossil fuels

Biswas, Rajib; Pradhan, Manik

doi:10.1007/s11082-019-2179-z

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“…The concentration of the sensor medium is directly proportional to the Biswas et al [4] proposed two schemes to measure the solvent concentration with respect to response through intensity reflection. First, the cladding of the sensor is varied using fossil fuels with the evanescent field.…”

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Detection of Fuel Adulteration Using Wave Optical with Machine Learning Algorithms

Kumar¹,

Pillai²

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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Fuel is a very important factor and has considerable influence on the air quality in the environment, which is the heart of the world. The increase of vehicles in lived-in areas results in greater emission of carbon particles in the environment. Adulterated fuel causes more contaminated particles to mix with breathing air and becomes the main source of dangerous pollution. Adulteration is the mixing of foreign substances in fuel, which damages vehicles and causes more health problems in living beings such as humans, birds, aquatic life, and even water resources by emitting high levels of hydrocarbons, nitrogen oxides, and carbon monoxide. Most frequent blending liquids are lubricants and kerosene in the petrol, and its adulteration is a considerable problem that adds to environmental pollution. This study focuses on detecting the adulteration in petrol using sensors and machine learning algorithms. A modified evanescent wave optical fiber sensor with discrete wavelet transform is proposed for classification of adulterated data from the samples. Furthermore, support vector machine classifier is used for accurate categorization. The sensor is first tested with fuel and numerical data is classified based on machine learning algorithms. Finally, the result is evaluated with less error and high accuracy of 99.9%, which is higher than all existing techniques.

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Detection of Fuel Adulteration Using Wave Optical with Machine Learning Algorithms

Kumar¹,

Pillai²

2022

Computer Systems Science and Engineering

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“…As for instance, numerous sensors and sensory schemes have been reported for assessing temperature; humidity; pressure; heavy-metal ion sensing as well as in various healthcare systems. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] When we talk about a sensor; the point-of-care approach is always preferred. Accordingly, the healthcare industry is slowly beaming with innovative concepts.…”

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