Comprehensive Application Based Waste Management System
Comprehensive Application Based Waste Management System
https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2023.50780
International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET)
ISSN: 2321-9653; IC Value: 45.98; SJ Impact Factor: 7.538
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Abstract: In the present world, large number of the problems are caused by unhealthy and dirty environments, since all domestic
and outside waste is collected manually, there is always the risk of health hazard for workers doing the collecting and cleaning
of waste task. For this purpose, a person have to go at dirty environment, putting their lives in danger and also as long as the
waste remain on surface, it give rise in the birth of disease causing insects like Mosquito, Cockroaches, bacteria, viruses etc.
This is a very significant issue and needs to be handled with utmost urgency.
India currently produces 1.45 lakh tones of solid trash everyday, of which 35% is dry waste In Indian scenario the percentage of
wet waste is about 60% of total waste.
If the segregation of waste is not done properly at source side, then its micro-separation at other side is impossible and the only
way to get rid of it is through incineration.
If the segregation and degradation is not done properly then it leads to such type of situations.
Increase in height of landfills.
Air, water and soil pollution.
Toxic gas explosion in landfills.
Hazardous greenhouse gas emissions.
Labour exploitation and Child labour.
For this purpose, we are proposing an idea of An Application managed waste collection and segregation system. Therefore, the
goal of our idea is to develop a system which will collect the wastes from users home and performs the different segregation
processes to filter out different type of waste and also performs the decomposition process for the organic waste only . The
mobile app is responsible for taking the data from user and location of waste and give it to responsible authority and also it
performs the payment of reward and history of waste collection as per the amount of waste collection from users site.
Keywords: Robotic Arm, Segregation, Machine Learning, Waste Collection, Application
I. INTRODUCTION
According to Bloomberg report, in Indian Landfills, about 60% of the waste is organic, such as leftover food, peeling of vegetables
etc. India currently produces 1.45 lakh tones of solid trash everyday, of which 35% is dry waste. According to the research, only
15600 tones of the daily average 26000 tones of plastic garbage produced are recycled. There are around 9400 tones that are not
collected and end up in landfills or bodies of water.
By classifying the waste into different categories, it is easier to take advantage of its recycling potential.
If you choose to invest in sustainable dry and wet waste management, it will help you reduce:
Air, water and soil pollution.
Labour exploitation and child labour.
Hazardous greenhouse gas emissions.
Landfill waste
Toxic gas explosions in landfills
Recycle bins and separately coloured bins should be used to dispose various types of waste.
Our first duty to maintain a clean and healthy environment is to clean up the waste, but doing so manually would be dangerous to
the person's health due of the close contact with various forms of waste Therefore, there is a n eed for technique or soluteons that
can reduce human direct connection with waste,. So, we are providing a complete solution for waste collection, Segregation ,
Recycling and Decomposition. The Scope of the Solution proposed by this project is as follows:
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1) To develop a system which comprises of application, waste collection and waste Segregation module.
2) To develop an application which will takes data from user to collect waste from their home, shows the status of waste
processing and give warning or rewards to user as per their waste..
3) To develop a waste segregation and decomposition system, which will separate different type of wastes such as metal, dry, wet,
plastic etc. and then performs the decomposition process for Organic waste.
4) We are expecting that the segregation of items such as big Paper and big Metals are already done. As paper and metals can be
sold for recycling process at very good prices than us.
5) We are also expecting that there is not any harmful or illegal thing present in waste like explosives or animal dead body etc.
Also, we are using X-Ray scanners in our waste collection van to detect the presence of such things.
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2 “A Novel Approach for Waste RasberryPi Tensorflow GSM Module Dry Medium Homeand Image
Collection ML Library Outside Recognition
Automated Waste and SSDLite Area using
Collecting Robot with Camera and
Advanced Image IR Sensor
Recognition Technology
And Onboard Robotic Arm
4 Low Cost Arduino WIFI Arduino Java and Bluetooth and - - - Infrared
Bluetooth Integrated Path Arduino IDE WiFi Module Sensor
Following Robotic Vehicle
With Wireless GUI Remote
Control
5 Design and Development of Arduino IOT and IOT Dry Medium At all Potentiometer
IOT based Robotic Arm by Arduino IDE Places based Sensor
using Arduino
6 Arduino Controlled Robotic Arduino Arduino IDE Wired Dry Medium At Potentiometer
Arm Home based Sensor
7 Robotic Arm for Extricate Arduino Arduino IDE Zigbee Gateway Dry - At Gas and
Operation in Bore well Borewell Temperature
Sensor
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3) The X-Ray scanners are already fitted inside the van container to detect the presence of such harmful things, if any such thing is
detected then the buzzer starts giving warning sound about it and rejects the waste,( X-rays launched from one side of the
machine are picked up by a pair of detectors on the opposite side. As your bag enters into the container. They visually inspect
the X-ray images and decide whether the bag is harmless or contains a fully functioning IED with the following components: a
triggering device, a power source, an explosive, and a detonator that need to be connected to each other by, for example, wires.
All of the Inorganic explosives will turn green in x-ray )
4) When wastes are put in the van, it calculates the amount of waste using weighing machine and update it in the app.
5) The Van will be also GPS fitted to monitor its location by respected authority.
6) When Waste Collection van reaches the waste segregation site, then the wastes are fed to our waste segregator system using
robotic arm for ensuring contactless feeding of waste to prevent workers from various diseases.
7) At first step of segregation, the mixed waste is passed through magnetic tunnel to separate metal wastes such as iron, copper
etc. using Magnetism Technology.
8) The metal waste segregated out can be recycled to make new items using processes such as Shredding, Melting, Purification
and Shaping.( Shredding is the process of cutting or torning big metal into smaller one. Melting is the process of heating metal
at its melting point to make it liquid. Purification is the process of removing impurity from the liquid metal to make it pure and
shaping is the process of moulding liquid metal into any shape.)
9) Then the remaining waste are passed through Dual rotor crusher to convert it into small particles. (Dual rotor crusher is a heavy
duty crusher with staggered blunt edge hammers or hooked teeth welded on large diameter shaft to break the large matter into
smaller particles).
10) Now, the crushed waste is passed though Air Tunnel where high speed air is blowed to separate out the small and light particles
like Paper and Plastic(Air tunnel is a chamber where air is blowed at high speed to remove out light particles).
11) The separated Paper and plastics are then carried out for Recycling purpose.
12) Now, the remaining mixture of wet and dry waste is Separated using Mechanical Separation process.
13) The dry waste is differentiated using the Capacitive Proximity sensor and wet waste is examined with the help of moisture
sensor.
14) Capacitive Proximity Sensors detect changes in the capacitance between the sensing object and the Sensor. As per the name,
capacitive proximity sensors operate by noting a change in the capacitance read by the sensor. The amount of capacitance varies
depending on the size and distance of the sensing object. An ordinary Capacitive Proximity Sensor is similar to a capacitor with
two parallel plates, where the capacity of the two plates detected.
15) Moisture sensor works on the principle that As humidity changes, so does the resistance of the electrodes on either side of the
salt medium. Two thermal sensors conduct electricity based upon the humidity of the surrounding air. One sensor is encased in
dry nitrogen while the other measures ambient air. The difference between the two measures the humidity.
16) Now, from the above results of the sensors, if the result of humidity sensor is more than Capacitive proximity sensor then the
waste is placed into wet waste bin and similarly if the result of Capacitive proximity sensor is more than the moisture sensor
then the waste is placed into the dry waste bin.
17) Now, the dry waste separated can be used for making ceramics, boards, furniture etc.
18) Wet waste can be decomposed using Decomposition process to make form Manure and Natural gas.( The process of
decomposition — the breakdown of raw organic materials to a finished compost — is a gradual complex process, one in which
both chemical and biological processes must occur in order for organic matter to change into compost).
19) Now, the software stores the data of waste collected and post collection and segregation it shows the data of respected amount
of Wet, dry, Organic and Inorganic waste from total waste.
20) After segregation it processes the payment of rewards/ amount as per amount of waste to user selected account or in cash mode
as per users choice.
VI. CONCLUSION
1) In present scenario, there are so many studies being carried out in order to automate the process of cleaning,
our project also stand with the same ideology but has major improvements than other projects. Many studies have been d
one in great depth. We will focus more on making system contactless.
2) The Waste collection van will reach the desired location and collect the waste after it performs the Waste Segregation and
Organic waste decomposition process at the site.
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3) The mobile application user interface will be responsible for making request for waste collection and collecting the data and
location of waste and payment of rewards rewards to the user.
4) User also can order accessories like containers for collection of waste and manure through app.
5) Mobile application also performs the payment of rewards to user for waste collected and also performs payment for order of
Accessories.
6) In present, there are many environment problems getting developed day by day such as Greenhouse effect, Global Warming
and irregularity in climate change etc. Our project will definitely contribute towards making solution for these problems.
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