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MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as smoke/gas Detector

Via codepilot among ICT SHS of IETI college of science
And technology Inc. Marikina s.y. 2019-2020
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A research paper to faculty of IETI college of science ang technology

In partial fulfillment of the requirments for the degree of
Information comunication of technology(ICT)

Submited by:
Bungalso Jayjay
Juluis Rivas
Roy Mikhail Panim
Bilono-ac john christopher

Submited to :
Rellie Monroe Cruz Navarrete

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CHAPTER I

THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

Introduction

Smoke/gas detector has become an active component in fire prevention ,MQ6

has ability to detect smoke or gas leaks, so that's the reason why we can prevent fire
ignition.

The fire detector can’t detect gas leak or through thick smoke that causes fire.
Using MQ6 smoke/gas detector it can detect gas leak or just a simple smoke/gas

detector it can detect gas leak or smoke faster.

The MQ6 is a semi-conductor device for detecting the levels of propane and
butane in the air. Since liquified petroleum gas (LPG) is composed of these two gases
then the MQ6 can be used as LPG sensor.
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Background of Study

It was in the year 2005 that the first ever Arduino board was born in the
classrooms of the interactive design institute in Lurea, Italy. Well if you are not very
familiar with the term, an arduino is an open source microcontroller based
development board A that has opened the doors of electronics to a number of
designers and creative engineers.

It was in the interactive design institute that a hardware thesis was contributed
for a wiring design by a colombian student named Hernando Barrangan. A team of
fire developers worked on this thesis and when the new wring platform was complete,
they worked to make it to much lighter, less expensive, and available to the open
source community. The new prototype board, the Arduino, created by Massimo Banzi
and other founders, is a low cost microcontroller board that allows even novice to do
great things in electronics.

IETI Marikina was established at year 1988 together with IETI Cainta. It was
first located at third floor Rempson building, shoe avenue(formerly Munding avenue),
Sto. Nino, Marikina city. It initially offers techvoc courses. In year 2000, IETI
Marikina relocated at #34 Lark st. Sta Elena, Marikina city and offered baccalaureate
computer course.

As of today, IETI Marikina is offering Bachelor of Science in Information

Technology (BSIT), Information Communication Technology (ICT) Hotel and
Restaurant Services (HRS) and Consumer Electronics and Electronical Technology
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(CEET). Now the School was given certification and recognition to open Senior High
School.

In IETI they are using a fire detector system that is capable of detecting fire
and when it detects the fire this is the time where it will give an alarm and it signals
the water sprinkler to work, For the use of MQ6 smoke/gas detector it can detect the
smoke or gas leak in the area, Using MQ6 sensor it can fastly alarm the surrounding
are

Theoretical/ Conceptual Framework

Albagul A. 2016 The fastest way to warn people about a fire ignition is by means
of smoke detector or another automatic device. A smoke detector is a special device which
detects tiny smoke particles given off while something burns. In the risk of fire it activates
the fire alarm system or sounds an alarm.

The easy way to warn a people is a smoke or fire detector to less a cause of death .

Mohd rafiqul 2015 According to the Guide for standard messages, fire is in top
five causes of death inUnited States of America and it is also the third main cause of
incidental injury and death through the children under the age of 15. Every year fires kill on
average 3,635people in more than 1.587,000 fires in United States

Base on the the researcher the higest rist of death is fire in america .using a smoke
sensor the will be alarm and warn the people on the bulidin
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ICT SHS GRADE 12of IETI

Paradigm
college of science and technology

MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with Arduino

As smoke/gas Detector via codepilot

Uses Benefits

 Safety  Warn peopld

 Security  Secure The building
 Manageability  Easy to process a data

Figure 1 Paradigm of the Study

The figure 1 shows the table of the study wherein it determines the uses and benefits
of MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as smoke/gas detector via codepilot ict grade 12 of
IETI college of science and technology s.y. 2019-2020.
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Statement of the Problem

The researcher proposed the study of MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as
smoke/gas detector via codepilot ict grade 12 of IETI college of science and technology s.y.
2019-2020.

Statement of the Problem.

Specifically, the researcher sought to answer the following questions:

1.What is the importance “MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as smoke/gas detector via
codepilot ict grade 12 of IETI college of science and technology s.y. 2019-2020 “in the
terms of :

1.1. Safety;
1.2. Security;
1.3. Manageability?

2. What are the benifits “MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as smoke/gas detector via
codepilot ict grade 12 of IETI college of science and technology s.y. 2019-2020 “:
2.1. Warn people;
2.2. Secure The building;
2.3. Easy to process A data?

3. Is there any significant benefits in using “MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as
smoke/gas detector via codepilot ict grade 12 of IETI college of science and
technology s.y. 2019-2020 “.?
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Hypothesis

The null and void hypothesis for this study is:

There was no any significant benefit in using MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as
smoke/gas detector via codepilot ict grade 12 of IETI college of science and technology
s.y.2019-2020.

Assembly guide
Step 1
Parts
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Step 2
Breadboard diagram
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STEP 3
INSTRUCTION OF MQ6 DETETCTOR

1.Get MQ6 sensor and connect it to the circuit board.

2.connect the ground pin of the sensor to any of the point in the negative column of the

breadboard.

3.connect the positive pin of the sensor t o any point of the positive column of the breadboard

4.connect the buzzer pinthe positive wire in led light and the negative wire in the resistor .

5.mq6 coonect to the arduino circuit system.

6.put the codes of mq6 codes in microcontroller.

Significance of Study

To help promote system and safety of a personel, students ,and faculty of IETI
College of science and technology of “MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as smoke/gas
detector via codepilot ict grade 12 of IETI college of science and technology s.y. 2019-
2020“,

The benefactors of the study were the following:

Faculty member. This study will help the staff using this system, the staff will be
able to get the information of the sytem of a smoke/gas sensor.
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Students.This study will help students a for analysis and information on the smoke
sensor system .

Future Researcher. To give the researcher an idea on how to create and develop a
useful computerized system. the study will give the researcher a better idea to develop a good
system in the future.

Scope and Delimitation

The study bineed and fucosed from the perspective of the SHS ICT Gr 12 students of
IETI MARIKINA with the school populotion of 51 random students.out of the total 102
students . The study focus only on MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with arduino as smoke/gas
Detector Via codepilot among ICT SHS of IETI college of science And technology Inc.
Marikina s.y. 2019-2020 At IETI College of science and technology INC.

The study only for SHS ICT Gr.12 Students of IETI Marikina. The study only fucos
on MQ6 smoke/gas sensor with aeduino as smoke/gas detector via codepilot Among ICT
SHS of IETI College of sciencw and technology INC.

Definition of terms

For Better Understanding, the following terms in the study were defined according to
how it was used.

MQ6 smoke/gas sensor. Refers to the system that we will be use

Aduino. Refers to the hardware system unit using

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CHAPTER II

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

This chapter presents different articles, literatures and researches that have significant
relatedness to the study that will help the researcher to gain more information about the
current study. It will also provide more insight to have better understanding and perspective
to the objectives of the study.

Foreign Literature

Mulholland (2002) In the context of these statistics, it is understandable that significant public
safety efforts are focused on ensuring that working smoke alarms are installed in 100% of homes. But
at least one recent study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has shown
that, even when working smoke alarms are present, the margin between available and safe egress
times has shrunk over the past 30 years.

In this study smoke alarms are the best innovation which help to reducing the rate of
residential fire deaths Residential fires present threats to the public health and safety.

Meacham, B.J (1992) An optical smoke detector has been considered as a replacement
for the ionization chamber smoke detector. It detects a fire when smoke particles interact
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with a beamof light passing through it. Two physical phenomena are important: obscuration
and scattering. Obscuration systems are sensitive to the attenuation of a beam of light shining
across a space, caused by the scattering and absorption of the light by smoke particles.

Studies have shown that the amount of incident light scattered by a particle is mainly
determined by the size, shape and refractive index of the particle, wavelength and intensity of
incident light and the angle of scatter

Schifiliti, et al, (2002) There are numerous experimental measurements that are used to
characterize smoke. The most common measurement of smoke is in terms of light attenuation
or extinction. Light attenuation, the decrease in luminous intensity due to the absorbtion,
reflection, and refraction of light by particles (smoke), is commonly referred to as
obscuration.This measurement is relevant to evaluating visibility through smoke andis also
used as a means of grossly estimating the response of smoke detectors (despite the fact that
neither ionization nor photoelectric detectors operate based on light attenuation).

In this study light attenuation is measured by aligning a light beam and photocell at a
given distance apart (the pathlength of the light, l). Such a device is called by several names
including optical density meter.

Local Literature

Daniel D. Dasig jr (2015) Fire considered being natural or man-made, thus the
management shall provide safety of the building occupant. The design consists of five
major circuits to compensate the system operation. It includes Detection and Initiating
Devices (DEADS), Notification Devices (NODES), Central Station Monitor (CSM),
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Annunciation Devices (ANODES) and the Suppression Circuitry. The DEADS is composed
of a smoke detector and smoke ionization sensors which transmit initiated signal to CSM.

The study shows that these are active devices like smoke alarms attached to every room
designed to give alarms to the room occupants, Fire considered being natural or man made
thus the management shall provide safetyof the building occupant.

Perilla, Villanueva, Cacanindin, Palaoag (2018) The main objective of this study was
to design and integrate Internet of Things (IoT) to an Arduino-based fire safety system that
gives alert to fire-fighting facilities, authorities and building occupants to possibly prevent
fire occurrences or reduce the probable damages it may cause.

The researchers conducted literature and technology reviews that established a more
detailed definition of the topic and gave them ideas about the latest technology to be utilized
for a fire safety system. At the same time, qualitative methods such as surveys,

Abaya, Cabico, Domigo, Diaz, Rivera (2016) Fire alarm system is considered as one
of the most essential mechanisms for safety against fire. In fact, most structural buildings
especially the commercial ones are required by law to be equipped with this technology. The
proposed system structure is an integration of sensors, microcontrollers and wireless sending
of data. Homes, offices, schools or any building structure equipped with this technology will
be an implementing measure in reducing the occurrence of destructive and killer fires.

This information has motivated the development of an embedded technology of

detecting and locating fire occurrence for possible deployment in the BFP agencies or fire
stations in the country to provide immediate response and actions in mitigating fire incidents.
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Foreign Studies

IAFC 2015 Study has shown that each smoke alarm technology has unique
advantages under certain fire conditions. In controlled experiments, smoke alarms based on
ionization technology tend to activate more quickly than those based on photoelectric
technology in flaming fires, while photoelectric alarms tend to activate earlier than ionization
alarms in smoldering fires.

In this study Smoke alarm technology has a several different ways to put out the fire.

The researcher recommend both (ionization and photoelectric) technologies be used in

homes.

Ahrens, M (2016) In addition to the ionization and photoelectric smoke detection

technologies that have been available for many years, a new generation of smoke detection
technologies are being developed in industry. The goal of these efforts is to produce a smoke
alarm that reacts more effectively to fires in the modern home.

In this study Ionization and photoelectric smoke detection technologies can be used for
a long time.

The researcher wants to produce smoke alarm that is more effectively in the modern times.

Bukowski (2015) Smoldering fires extend the time before lethal conditions are
reached but also provide more time for smoke detection and warning to occupants. These
fires are slow growing and may or may not transition to rapidly growing flaming fires. In a
recent NIST study, initial smoldering phases lasted anywhere from 30 to 120 minutes before
fire conditions became untenable.
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In this study Flaming and smoldering fires produced combustion particles of

different diameter, which conditioned the response of the different detectors. Smoldering
fires produced larger particles, which were captured faster by photoelectric detectors. On the
other hand, smaller particles, which are found in flaming fires, were detected faster by
ionization detectors.

The researcher found that ionization alarms could not detect some smoldering fires that
photoelectric alarms detected.

Local Studies

Roderick T. dela Cruz (2016) As we see more people demand better qualify of
office environment.to be more secure and safer, there is an opportunity for more technologies
such as these to be adopted, while multinational companies introduced these technologies,
local companies subsequently followed, incorporating the quality fire standards and
demanding a higher level of safety.

In this study people demand better qualify of office environment to be more secure
and safer.

The researcher wants to introduced new technologies such as smoke/fire detector to insure
the high level of safety.

Abaya , Cabico, Domingo , Diaz , Kojima ,Rivera (2015) The technology of fire

detector embedded with fire locator mechanisms designed and dedicated to recognize smoke

and temperature caused by fire is wirelessly connected with the main fire control alarm

technology and a pre-designed interactive mapping system installed in the BFP agency or fire
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stations will provide fire fighters with real-time information that will inform and notify the

BFP persons of a fire incident and the exact location of fire.

In this study The researcher were able to improve the quality of sensitivity of fire

alarms through the use of device which is can help to their job.

Sangalang Jr. , Delgado , Lontoc ,Marquez (2015) Presented effective alternatives

to reduce unnecessary fire alarm and to upgrade the current fire alarm system in Calamba

city fire station, namely, using email and audible alarm with push button and heat sensor,

using short message service (SMS), sensor, push button, and audible alarm, and using voice

call and audible alarm with push button and heat sensor set up.

In this study the researchers were able to improve the quality of sensitivity of fire

alarms through the use of devices with combined sensors and modern method of

modification.
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Chapter III

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

In this chapter the researcher discuss the research design and methods we were

undertaken to gather essential data needed in the development of the study in more details .

In this chapter the researcher presents The respondent of the study. The reseach

instrument,data gathering procedure and the statistic instrument of the data.

Methods of Research

In this study the researcher used the informative descripted method thourgh the survey

questioner to collect the significant informative about the subject matter under

investigation descriptive research helped the reseacher on the development of the study by

focusing on the information gathered . The reseacher used this method to determine the

number of respondent of the study and to organize the collection of data.

Respondents of the Study

The respondent of the study Were the SHS ICT Gr 12 of company/school. The total

random population of the SHS ICT Gr 12 is one hundred two(102). The reseacher used Fifty-

one(51) random respondent from total random one hundred two(102) Population.
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Research Instrument

The researcher used a survey questionnaire in the form of checklist as an instrument

in gathering data. The checklist are consists of two parts. It also includes the respondents

profile; the name (optional), age, gender, and signature (optional). The first part consists of

three (3) item questions pertaining to the uses of Offline Scheduling System. The second part

consists of three (3) item questions pertaining to the benefits of Offline Scheduling System.

Data Gathering Procedure

In order to gather data needed for the study, the researcher submitted a letter of

request for the system approval to the system adviser and an endorsement letter to the thesis

adviser. Afterwards, this is presented and signed by the proprietor of IETI SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY INC.. Then a letter was addressed to the directress of the school to seek

permission for school approval. The researcher conducts a survey to the students, of IETI

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INC. The researcher gives the questionnaires to the

respondents, then retrieved the questionnaires to collect the information and tabulated.

Finally, the researcher will gather all the data, tally, computed, analyzed and interpreted the

result.
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Statistical Treatment of Data

To work on the data gathered on determining the percentage of the category needed

for the study. The researcher used the following:

 Percentile Distribution

Percentile distribution was used to compute for the percentage of the

respondents on the survey conducted.

The formula is:

f
P = —— (100)
n
Where:

P = percentage

f = frequency

n = total number of respondents

100 = constant number

 Weighted Mean

Weighted mean was used to compute for the median of the respondents

answer on the survey conducted.

The formula is:

f x
WM = ——
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Where:

WM = Weighted Mean

 = sum of all quantities

f = frequency

x = score/measure/mark

n = total number of respondents

1. Standard Deviation

Standard deviation was used to compute for measure or variability or diversity

of the respondents answer on the survey conducted.

The formula is:

( √ n ( f x ) +( fx )
)
2 2
S=
n

Where:

S = Standard Deviation

 = sum of all quantities

f = frequency

x = score/measure/mark

n = total number of respondents

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Chapter IV

PRESENTATION, INTERPRETATION, AND ANALYSIS

Chapter IV represents the findings of the study. The following tables are organized to

help the researcher explain and interpret the data gathered during the survey.

Respondents Profile

Table 0.1

Percentile Distribution of the respondents used in random sampling in Tropic Hide

Away based on gender.

Gender Frequency Percentage

Male 32 63%

Female 19 37%

Total n = 51 100 %

Table 0.1 represents the gender of the respondents in Tropic Hide Away. Study shows

that the female respondents are consist of Nineteen (19) out of fifty one(51) respondents or
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fifty-five percent (37 %) of the total population of respondents, which shows that the female

respondents are Lessthan male respondents. The male respondents only consist of therthy

two (32) out of Fifty One (51) respondents or sixty two (62%) of the total population used in

random sampling in Tropic Hide Away at Boracay.

Table 1.1

Part 1: Question #1.1

"does the mq6 smoke/gas detector are freefrom harm in danger.”

Weighted Standard
Responses Frequency Percentage Mean Deviation
Strongly Agree 22 43.13 %

Agree 27 53.94 %

Fair 2 3.92% 4.39 4.78

Agree
Disagree 0 0%

Strongly
1disagree 0 0%

Total N=51 100%

Table 1.1 shows that Twenty two (22) out of Fifty one (51) respondents or Forty three

point therteen (43.13 %) of the total population of respondents used in random sampling
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answered “Strongly Agree”. On the contrary, zero (0) out of fifty (51) respondents or zero

percent (0 %) of the total population of respondents used in random sampling answered

“Strongly Disagree”. The total weighted mean is four point therty nine (4.39) which show

that the verbal interpretation is “Strongly Agree”. The total standard deviation is Four point

senty eight (4.78). Study shows thatdoes the mq6 smoke/gas detector are freefrom harm in

danger. helps the warn people in fire .

Table 1.2

Part 1: Question #1.2

“Offline scheduling system becomes easy to the personnel to handle the reservation of the

guests.”

Weighted Standard
Responses Frequency Percentage
Mean Deviation

Strongly Agree 21 41.17 %

Agree 24 47.05 %

4.29 5.58
Fair 6 11.76 %
Agree
Disagree 0 0%

Strongly disagree 0 0%

Total N=51 100%

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Table 1.2 shows that twenty-one (21) out of Fifty-one (51) respondents or fourty one

point zero fIve percent (53.33 %) of the total population of respondents used in random

sampling answered “Strongly Agree”. On the contrary, zero (0) out of Fifty one (51)

respondents or zero percent (0 %) of the total population of respondents used in random

sampling answered “Strongly Disagree”. The total weighted mean is Four point twenty nine

(4.29) which show that the verbal interpretation is “Strongly Agree”. The total standard

deviation is Five point fifty eight (5.58).

Table 1.3

Part 1: Question #1.3

“Offline scheduling system gives more accurate information to the guests

and personnel.”

Weighted Standard
Responses Frequency Percentage
Mean Deviation

Strongly Agree 30 50 %

Agree 16 26.67 %
3.27 1.32

Strongly

Agree
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Disagree 14 23.33 %

Strongly Disagree 0 0%

Total n = 60 100 %

Table 1.3 shows that thirty (30) out of sixty (60) respondents or fifty percent (50 %)

of the total population of respondents used in random sampling answered “Strongly Agree”.

On the contrary, zero (0) out of sixty (60) respondents or zero percent (0 %) of the total

population of respondents used in random sampling answered “Strongly Disagree”. The total

weighted mean is three point twenty seven (3.27) which show that the verbal interpretation is

“Strongly Agree”. The total standard deviation is one point thirty two (1.32). Study shows

that Offline Scheduling system gives more accurate information to the guests and personnel.

Table 2.1

Part 2: Question #2.1

“Offline scheduling system gives more security to the personal information

of the guests.”

Weighted Standard
Responses Frequency Percentage
Mean Deviation

Strongly Agree 35 58.33 %

Agree 19 31.67 %
3.48 0.99

Strongly

Agree
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Disagree 6 10 %

Strongly Disagree 0 0%

Total n = 60 100 %

Table 2.1 shows that thirty five (35) out of sixty (60) respondents or fifty eight point

thirty three percent (58.33 %) of the total population of respondents used in random sampling

answered “Strongly Agree”. On the contrary, zero (0) out of sixty (60) respondents or zero

percent (0 %) of the total population of respondents used in random sampling answered

“Strongly Disagree”. The total weighted mean is three point forty eight (3.48) which show

that the verbal interpretation is “Strongly Agree”. The total standard deviation is zero point

ninety nine (0.99). Study shows that Offline Scheduling system gives more security to the

personal information of the guests.

Table 2.2

Part 2: Question #2.2

“Offline scheduling system gives efficiency on storing of data.”

Weighted Standard
Responses Frequency Percentage
Mean Deviation

Strongly Agree 34 56.67 %

3.43 1.06

Strongly
Agree
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Agree 18 30 %

Disagree 8 13.33 %

Strongly Disagree 0 0%

Total n = 60 100 %

Table 2.2 shows that thirty-four (34) out of sixty (60) respondents or fifty six point

sixty seven percent (56.67%) of the total population of respondents used in random sampling

answered “Strongly Agree”. On the contrary, zero (0) out of sixty (60) respondents or zero

percent (0 %) of the total population of respondents used in random sampling answered

“Strongly Disagree”. The total weighted mean is three point forty three (3.43) which show

that the verbal interpretation is “Strongly Agree”. The standard deviation is one point zero

six (1.06). Study shows that Offline Scheduling system gives efficiency on storing of data.

Table 2.3

Part 2: Question #2.3

“Offline scheduling system organizes and manages information correctly.”

Weighted Standard
Responses Frequency Percentage
Mean Deviation

Strongly Agree 32 53.33 %

3.42 1.09

Strongly
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Agree 22 36.67 %

Disagree 5 8.33 %

Strongly Disagree 1 1.67 %

Total n = 60 100 %

Table 2.3 shows that thirty-two (32) out of sixty (60) respondents or fifty-three point

thirty-three percent (53.33 %) of the total population of respondents used in random sampling

answered “Strongly Agree”. On the contrary, only one (1) out of sixty (60) respondents or

one point sixty seven percent (1.67 %) of the total population of respondents used in random

sampling answered “Strongly Disagree”. The total weighted mean is three point forty two

(3.42) which show that the verbal interpretation is “Strongly Agree”. The total standard

deviation is one point zero nine (1.09). Study shows that Offline Scheduling system

organizes and manages information correctly.

Overall Summary of All the Tables

Table 3

Statements Verbal Weighted Standard Result

Interpretation Mean Deviation
1.1 The scheduling for the
reservation of the guests becomes Strongly Agree 3.58 0.81
faster.
1.2 Offline scheduling system
becomes easy to the personnel to Strongly Agree 3.45 1.01
handle the reservation of the guests.
1.3 Offline scheduling system gives
more accurate information to the Strongly Agree 3.27 3.27
H0

is

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guests and personnel.

2.1 Offline scheduling system gives
more security to the personal Strongly Agree 3.48 0.99
information of the guests.

2.2 Offline scheduling system gives

efficiency on storing of data. Strongly Agree 3.43 1.06
2.3 Offline scheduling system
organizes and manages information Strongly Agree 3.42 1.09
correctly.
3. There any significant benefit of
using Offline Scheduling System Strongly Agree 3.44 1.04
for the personnel of Tropic Hide
Away.
Total Strongly 3.44 1.04
Agree

Table 3 shows the overall summary of all the tables. The total weighted mean is three

point forty four (3.44), which show that the verbal interpretation is Strongly Agree. The total

standard deviation is one point zero four (1.04), which means that the lowest the standard

deviation is, the higher the percentage that the system will take effect, since the H 0 is

rejected, there is a significant benefit of using Reservation of the Guests through Offline

Scheduling System of Tropic Hide Away in Boracniay, Aklan 2015 – 2016.

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Chapter V

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND

RECOMMENDATIONS

The study is about Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot. Chapter V

presents a summary of the findings of the study, the conclusion are derived from the findings

and the recommendation. The study determines the Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via

codepilot.

Summary of Findings

The main purpose of the study is to find out if there is any significant benefit in using

Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot to the respondents of IETI Marikina campus

The researcher determined and find in the study the uses and benefits of Mq6

smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot and strongly proved the positive impact for the

respondents of IETI Marikina campus

With the used of Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot, majority of the

respondents had chosen the category “ Agree” and the variables are;

faster got agree

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Reservation of the students becomes faster got agree

Accurate information got agree

On the benefits of Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot., majority of the

respondents had chosen the category “Agree” and the variables are;

Security on the information got agree

Efficiency on data got agree

Managing of information got agree

The total weighted mean is three point forty-four (3.44), which show that the verbal

interpretation is “ Agree”. The total standard deviation is one point zero four (1.04), which

means that the lowest the standard deviation is, the higher the percentage that the system will

take effect, and considered that Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot.

has a significant benefit.

Conclusions

The main objective of the study is to determine the significance of the Mq6

smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot.. The conclusion part will answer the specific

problems that were enumerated in Chapter 1 in the Statement of the problem.

Does the Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot.

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help the reservation in terms of:

Security;

Manageability;

Accuracy?

How will the Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot benefits the users in terms of:

Security;

Efficiency

Reliability?

Is there any significant benefit of using Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot for

the personnel of IETI Marikina campus?

Based on the data gathered on the survey, the researcher has reached the following

conclusions.

That the Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot for the personnel/owner of IETI

Marikina campus uses are;

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Does the Mq6 smoke/gas detector becomes faster and the majority response of the

respondents is agreed.

Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot maakes the school safe and the

majority response of the respondents is agreed.

Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot do gives more accurate information

to the students and personnel and the majority response of the respondents is

agreed.

Based on the findings of the study, the benefits of Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via

codepilot are;

Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot do gives more security to the

personal information of the students and the majority response of the

respondents is agreed.

Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot does gives efficiency on storing of

data and the majority response of the respondents is agreed.

Mq6 smoke/gas sensor w/ arduino via codepilot does organize and manages

information correctly and the majority response of the respondents is agreed.

Based on the findings of the study, there is the significant benefit of using Mq6 smoke/gas

sensor w/ arduino via codepilot of IETI Marikina campus. Therefore, the null hypothesis is

rejected.
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