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Innovation in Design of Washing Machine

Author(s):

Satyam Agarwal , Pacific School of Engineering; Jeemit Kansagra, Pacific School of Engineering; Laxmi Narsimha Swamy, Pacific School of Engineering; Jain Dharemesh, Pacific School of Engineering; Bhavesh Patel, Pacific School of Engineering

Keywords:

Washing machine, Paddle, Gear mechanism, Flywheel

Abstract

Cloth washing is one of the essential parts of the life but it is considered undesirable because of the involvement of efforts, time, energy and cost. Now a days a many types of washing machines are available in the market and due to which there is a tough competence among the manufacturers. Due to different features and capabilities cost of washing machine varies from Rs.10,000 to 1,50,000. The cost of washing machine increases due to facility like dry cleaning. All of the washing machines available in the market are electric power driven and basic working principle depends upon creation of the movement of detergent around the dirty clothes. Drying of the clothes is depends upon rotation of wet clothes at very high rpm so that water droplets can be separated out due to centrifugal action. In our country where approximately 70% population is living with very poor economic status, those people cannot have a washing machine because of cost constraints and unavailability of electricity due to any reason. The present work is an attempt to develop a concept to make a cloth washing mechanism which can meet out the requirements of above mentioned 70% population of the nation. Working principle of this concept is no more different from available similar type of machine with a difference driving mechanism of the machine. The objective of bringing down the initial cost and operating cost of washing machine is almost achieved in present work within the limitation of work as mentioned.

Other Details

Paper ID: IJSRDV5I10642
Published in: Volume : 5, Issue : 1
Publication Date: 01/04/2017
Page(s): 1014-1016

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