Carbon monoxide is a primary pollutant in road tunnels due to vehicle exhaust emissions.
NOx gases are generated during high-temperature combustion inside vehicle engines. In tunnel environments, NOx can:
Fine part icles from diesel engines, brake wear, and tire friction accumulate in tunnels.
CO₂ levels increase with high traffic volume and inadequate ventilation. While not highly toxic at low concentrations, elevated CO₂ indicates poor airflow and ventilation inefficiency.
In addition to gas detection, tunnel environments require visibility monitoring. High pollutant concentrations can reduce driver visibility, increasing accident risk.
This smart automation improves efficiency without compromising safety.
Maintains safe air quality levels and visibility conditions within tunnels.
Protects maintenance and emergency personnel from harmful exposure.
Supports adherence to transportation and environmental safety standards.
Demand - controlled ventilation reduces electricity usage.
Accurate monitoring enables predictive maintenance and system optimization.
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