Design and Fabrication of Road Cleaning Machine
Design and Fabrication of Road Cleaning Machine
Design and Fabrication of Road Cleaning Machine
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Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Radhikatai Pandav College of Engg, Umred road, Nagpur, maharashtra, india
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Students Department of Mechenical Engineering,
Radhikatai Pandav College of Engg, Umred road, Nagpur, maharashtra, india
Abstract – Cleaning Is the Main Basic Need for All Human Beings And It Is Necessary For Daily Routine Process. The
Conventional Road And Floor Cleaning Machine Is Most Widely Used In Many Applications Such As Example Roads,
Railway Stations, Airports, Hospitals, Bus Stands, In Multi Buildings, Colleges Etc. Also This Machine Uses Human
Energy For Its Working Operation. It Is A User Friendly As Well As Eco-Friendly.
In Our Project We Are Aimed To Use Easily Available Materials With Low Cost And It Can Be Easily Fabricated And
Easy To Use And Control. It Is The Better Alternative For Conventional Machine. The Manually Operated Eco-Friendly
Road And Floor Cleaner Can Work Very Efficiently With Respect To Covering Area, Time And Cost Of Road Cleaning
Process Compared With The Existing Machineries. Also It Is Economical To Use.
CHAIN MECHANISAM: Total chain length used COLLECTING BOX: The function of the collecting
1219mm of 75 numbers . The chains are made up of box is to collect the waste up to some quantity after that
rigid links which are hinged together in order to provide remove box and dump the waste. The dimensions of
the necessity flexibility for wrapping around the driving the collecting box measures length of 546 mm and
and driven wheel. The wheels have projecting teeth and width 233mm.
fit into corresponding recesses. The wheels and the
chains are thus constrained to move together without
slipping and ensure the perfect velocity ratio. The
toothed wheels are known as sprocket wheel.
APPLICATION
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