Project - Report BOOK
Project - Report BOOK
A PROJECT REPORT
2023-2024
SUBMITTED BY
BALAMURUGAN K 22219134
KAMALRAJ D 22219137
RAMESH CHANDRAN E 22219148
SANTHOSH P 22219152
SRIDHAR M 22219155
SUDALAI J 22217744
Under the Guidance of
Mr . A.VIGNESH, M.E.,
HOD/AUTOMOBILE
AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING
make a difference
SENTIIUR POLYTECHNIC
COLLEGESAVAKATTUPALAYAM,NAMBIYUR-638460
CERTIFICAT
SENTIIUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, NAMBIYUR
DEPARTMENT OF AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING
1 INTRODUCTION 1
2 LITERATURE REVIEW 4
3 WORKING PRINCIPLE 6
4 DESPERATIONN OF PARTS 8
4.2 DC MOTOR 10
4.6 WHEELS 15
5 ADVANTAGES AND APPLICATION 16
6 COST ESTIMATION 18
7 CONCLUSION 19
8 PHOTOGRAPHY 20
CHAPTER -1
INTRODCTION
4.2 DC MOTOR
A direct current motor (DC motor) is defined as an electrical
machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.
Based on the definition above, we can conclude that a DC motor is
defined as an electric motor that operates on direct current. A DC
motor is an electric motor that runs on direct current (DC), unlike
an induction motor that operates via an alternating current.It
operates on the Lorentz principle, which states that “a current-
carrying conducter placed in a magnetic and electric field
experiences a force.” That force is known as the Lorentz force .
Fleming's Left-hand Rule determines the direction of the
mechanical force.
4.6 Wheels
A wheel is a circular block of a hard and durable material
at whose centre has been bored a circular hole through which is
placed an axle bearing about which the wheel rotates when a
moment is applied by gravity or torque to the wheel about its axis,
thereby making .
together one of the six simple machines. For the prototype on the
waste collecting machine
there are 4 wheels which support and transfer the load to the
ground. For the future production, using of rocker bogie needs 6
wheels, these 6 wheels need separate motors and
speed controllers which is expensive.
CHAPTER-5
ADVANTAGES AND APPLICATION
ADVANTAGES:
COST ESTIMATION
2 DC MOTOR 1000.00
7 Wheels 800.00
CHAPTER-7
CONCLUSION