Paper Key : IRJ************959
Author: Sathyanarayana V
Date Published: 04 Jan 2025
Abstract
Water is a vital resource for all life on Earth, covering approximately 70% of the planets surface. Despite this, a large portion of water is unsuitable for drinking or other essential uses. Clean water is increasingly in demand for various purposes such as drinking, bathing, cleaning, and cooking. Impurities in water can lead to serious health issues, threatening human life.In urban and industrial environments, drainage systems face significant challenges due to the accumulation of solid waste, including empty bottles, plastic bags, papers, and other debris. If left unaddressed, these materials can cause blockages, leading to water overflow, contamination, and costly repairs. To solve this issue, an automatic drainage cleaning system has been designed to remove solid waste from drainage water, ensuring the continuous flow of water and preventing blockages.The primary function of this system is to use mechanical claws, powered by a chain sprocket mechanism, to automatically collect and dispose of debris. The claws are triggered whenever waste is detected in the drainage system. Once activated, the claws grasp the solid waste and transport it to a waste bucket for disposal. This process allows the drainage system to be continuously monitored and cleaned without manual intervention.