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Research and Design of an Intelligent IoT Monitoring System for Coal Mine Gas Based on the Fuzzy-PID Algorithm Cover

Research and Design of an Intelligent IoT Monitoring System for Coal Mine Gas Based on the Fuzzy-PID Algorithm

Open Access
|Jun 2025

Abstract

—To enhance the safety and efficiency of coal mine gas monitoring, this study develops an intelligent Internet of Things (IoT) monitoring system incorporating a Fuzzy-PID control algorithm. The system is structured into four layers—sensing, network transmission, control service, and mobile application— ensuring real-time data acquisition, stable transmission, intelligent processing, and remote monitoring. The Fuzzy-PID algorithm dynamically adjusts control parameters to improve response time and accuracy under nonlinear and uncertain conditions. Simulation experiments validate the system's performance, comparing traditional PID, Fuzzy, and Fuzzy-PID control strategies. Results indicate that the traditional PID algorithm achieves a response time of 2.0 s but exhibits oscillations of ±0.1 concentration units. The Fuzzy control algorithm stabilizes gas concentration within 4.0 s with deviations below ±0.05 units. The proposed Fuzzy-PID algorithm achieves an optimal balance, stabilizing gas concentration within 2.5 s with deviations reduced to less than ±0.03 units. These improvements enhance mine safety by reducing gas concentration fluctuations and providing real-time risk alerts. Practical deployment in a coal mining enterprise confirms the system’s capability in reducing manual intervention by 30% and improving early warning accuracy by 25%, demonstrating its potential for intelligent mine development.

Language: English
Page range: 11 - 28
Published on: Jun 13, 2025
Published by: Xi’an Technological University
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2025 Shengquan Yang, Jun Zhang, Zhengxin Zhang, Ruixin Ji, published by Xi’an Technological University
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