International Journal of Mechanics and Design

Eco-friendly Manually Operated Floor Dust and Road Cleaning Machine

  1. Shivam Jha ✉

Abstract

Cleaning is an important part of the everyday routine. Cleaning and sanitizing effectively benefit and safeguard human health both directly and indirectly. Our surrounds are kept clean with the help of the road cleaner. Cleaning has become a basic need for all human beings, and it is unavoidable daily routine process. In general, numerous machines such as electric motors, diesel engines, and robots are utilized to clean the floor and the road in the present period. However, such processes produce a lot of pollutants, require a lot of maintenance, and are difficult to carry out. So, in order to save energy and the environment, a user-friendly road and floor cleaning machine is required. A pair of wheels are fixed to the dust cleaning machine system and are connected by a shaft. The shaft is what connects the wheels to one another. With the assistance of manual force, the wheels are moved to the appropriate position. The conventional road cleaning machine is most widely used in railway stations, airports, hospitals, bus stands, etc. In addition, the operation of this equipment necessitates the use of electricity. It is neither user-friendly nor environmentally friendly. There is a power outage during the summer, and most of the road cleaning devices are not used efficiently as a result of this issue. In our project we are using easily available materials with low cost. It is better alternative for conventional machine.

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