Work place: M/s. Prakash Sponge Iron and Power (P) Ltd (ERM Group), Chitradurga - 577501, India
E-mail: manju.psipl@gmail.com
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Research Interests: Computer systems and computational processes, Computer Vision, Computer Graphics and Visualization
Biography
Mr. Manjunatha KC is born in the year 1985. Obtained B.E Degree in Instrumentation Engineering from Vesvesvaraya Technological University, Karnataka, India during 2008. Started career in teaching and served technical education field for 2 years. Joined steel manufacturing & power generation industry called M/s PSIPL (ERM Group) as a project engineer in 2010 and started doing industrial research work as a Part time Master degree research scholar. Published one international conference & three international Journal publications followed by one international journal book chapter in the field of computer vision based industrial automation. Presently working capacity as a Deputy Manager (Technical) at ERM Group steel & power division.
By Manjunatha K.C. Mohana H.S P.A Vijaya
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijitcs.2015.04.02, Pub. Date: 8 Mar. 2015
A computer vision-based automated fire detection and suppression system for manufacturing industries is presented in this paper. Automated fire suppression system plays a very significant role in Onsite Emergency System (OES) as it can prevent accidents and losses to the industry. A rule based generic collective model for fire pixel classification is proposed for a single camera with multiple fire suppression chemical control valves. Neuro-Fuzzy algorithm is used to identify the exact location of fire pixels in the image frame. Again the fuzzy logic is proposed to identify the valve to be controlled based on the area of the fire and intensity values of the fire pixels. The fuzzy output is given to supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system to generate suitable analog values for the control valve operation based on fire characteristics. Results with both fire identification and suppression systems have been presented. The proposed method achieves up to 99% of accuracy in fire detection and automated suppression.
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