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Soil takes a big role as a source of excess CO2 gas emissions mainly peat soils that contain a lot of organic matter. One of the factors that influence is soil temperature. The research aims to analyze the temperature distribution at the surface of the soil to optimize the detection of CO2 gas sensors. The method using peat soil placed in the chamber, the heater was placed on it, and a number of thermometer-digitals are placed at several points on its surface in the x-y axis by distance from the heater is 5cm, 10cm, and 15cm. The temperature distribution at 5cm, the temperature alteration toward time is 0.0020oC/s, at 10cm is 0.0004oC/s, and at 15cm is 0.0001oC/s. Based on it, the optimal distance used in the design of 5cm and 10cm distance. This result can be used as supporting data for a portable CO2 concentration gauge for soil.

proceedings of the proceedings of the 7th mathematics, science, and computer science education international seminar, msceis 2019, 12 october 2019, bandung, west java, indonesia

Thermal Distribution Analysis Of Heating System For Optimization Of Co2 Gas Sensor Detection