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Contents
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
3. Design Calculations/Fabrication
4. 2D & 3D Modeling
5. Market survey report & Cost of project.
6. Schedule of remaining work.
7. References.
Abstract :
This project is about replacing the manual work in dranage cleaning by automated
system. Now a days. automation plays a vital role in all industrial applications. Yet, the
proper disposal of sewage from industries is still a challenging task. Drainage pipes are
been used for the disposal and unfortunately sometimes there may be loss of human life
while cleaning the bloackage in the drainage pipes. In order to overcome the problems in
manual drain cleaning, we are implementin “AUTOMATIC DRAIN CLEANING
SYSTEM”, to clean and control the drainage level.
2. Introduction
Automatic drainage water cleaning and control system using auto
mechanism proposed to overcome the real time problems. With the continued
expansion of industries, the problem of sewage water must be urgently
resolved due to the increasing sewage problems from industries of the
surrounding environment. Our proposed system is to cleaning and control the
drainage level using auto mechanism technique. Auto mechanism is the major
controlling unit and the drainage level a monitor by municipal . In this system
we used hand wheel, chain, driver bucket, frame.
3. Design Calculations/Fabrication
i. shaft
Outer Diameter = 24mm Material used = Mild steel. Inner Diameter = 21mm
Length between Shaft = 1066.8 mm
ii. wheels Quantity - six 102 mm
• d
Parts DC Motor, Collector Jaw, Frame Bed, Mounts, Chain Sprockets, Couplings Shaft, Collector Bin, Joints &
Mounts, Screws & Bolts Advantages Automated Cleaning Automatic Waste Collection Low Power
Consumption
Market Survey Report & Cost of Project.
Market Survey Report
Total Cost of Materials According to Market Survery Report is
15k-20k Minimum
Required Materials
S No Materials Cost of Material No of Total Cost
Peices
1 Sprockets 850 4 850 × 4 = 3400
2 Chain 780 2 780 × 2 = 1560
3 DC motor 1,200 1 1200 × 1 =1200
4 Bearings 250 4 250 × 4 = 1000
5 Chain Drives 800 2 800 × 2 = 1600
6 Fabrication 2,000 1 2000 × 1 = 2000
ANWAR
70%
4.5 2.8 5
60%
50%
development
JAWAD 2.5 4.4 40%
2
implementation
60%
VINOD
40%
4.3 2.4 2
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
References.
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2321-7308
2. International journal of science and technology management and research volume 2 issue 2 febraury
2017
3. internatinal conference on exploration and innovation in engineering and technology (ICEIET 2016)
4. International journal of engineering science and computing may 2017 volume 7 issue no 5
5. Ganesh U L,et.al. “Automatic Drain For Sewage Water Treatment Of Floating Materials”, Vol No- 05,
Jul-2016.
6. Dr .K.KUMARESAN “Automatic waste Cleaning Equipment”, 2016.
7. James C. Conwell, G. E. Jhonson “Design, Construction and Instrumentation of a Machine to
Measured Tension and Impact Forces in Roller Chain Drives”,
8. Mr. Nikhil S. Pisal1, et.al. “Structural Analysis Of Motorcycle Chain By Using C.A.E. Software”,
Vol No-4, Special Issue (02), February 2015
9. Ankita B Padwal, Monica S Tambe, Review paper on fabrication of manually controlled drainage
cleaning system, March 2017
10. Easwaramoorthy.C, Anuguraj,Tjagathish. S , Automatic sewage cleaner , May 2017
11. Chaudhry FN,Malik MF, Factorised affecting water pollution , March 2017
Thank You