I am keen to know efficient sensor solutions to detect toxicity in production

 

You can select MQ137 gas sensors to detect amonia and carbon monoxide.

https://www.theengineeringprojects.com/2024/04/mq-gas-sensor-series.html

You also need dust sensors.

https://learn.adafruit.com/pm25-air-quality-sensor/overview

You did not mention what type of production you are into. Depending on the type of company, the list of sensors can be further elaborated.

 

You can select MQ137 gas sensors to detect amonia and carbon monoxide.

https://www.theengineeringprojects.com/2024/04/mq-gas-sensor-series.html

You also need dust sensors.

https://learn.adafruit.com/pm25-air-quality-sensor/overview

You did not mention what type of production you are into. Depending on the type of company, the list of sensors can be further elaborated.

Thank you for the inputs. This is a good starting point. Primary needs are contamination and industrial pollution in machine shops including metal cutting, painting, plating [eg chromium] operations

 

Thank you for the inputs. This is a good starting point. Primary needs are contamination and industrial pollution in machine shops including metal cutting, painting, plating [eg chromium] operations

You can also take a look at this Air Quality monitor: https://www.pcbway.com/project/shar...itor_with_Nova_PM_Sensor_SDS011_888bf8c3.html
It may also help monitor the air quality of the factory environment.

 

I am keen to know efficient sensor solutions to detect toxicity in production

For efficient toxicity detection in production, consider electrochemical sensors for gases like CO, H2S, or NH3, photoionization detectors (PIDs) for VOCs, and infrared (NDIR) sensors for CO2 or methane. Optical and fluorescence-based sensors work well for liquid toxicity. Integration with IoT for real-time monitoring enhances efficiency. Your choice depends on the specific toxic substances present in your process. Let me know if you need recommendations for a particular application!

 

For efficient toxicity detection in production, consider electrochemical sensors for gases like CO, H2S, or NH3, photoionization detectors (PIDs) for VOCs, and infrared (NDIR) sensors for CO2 or methane. Optical and fluorescence-based sensors work well for liquid toxicity. Integration with IoT for real-time monitoring enhances efficiency. Your choice depends on the specific toxic substances present in your process. Let me know if you need recommendations for a particular application!

Thank you. Information is useful