colour sorting machine
- 1. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF COLOUR SORTING MACHINE USING ARDUINO BY, Venkatkumar R
- 2. CONTENT: Objective Introduction Literature survey Proposed work Block diagram Explanation Tools Advantage and disadvantage Application Reference
- 3. EXISTING METHOD: In currently existing systems, use of different technology is made according to budget and scope of industry. It includes robotics systems, microcontroller based system, sensor based system and pneumatic based system, etc. Automatic colour sorting machines are more expensive, So our proposed method is developed to design machines are low cost, and more accuracy. OBJECTIVE: The objective of this proposal to designed for automatic sorting of objects based on the colour. TCS230 sensor was used to detect the colour of the object and separate the object using servo motor. The arduino microcontroller was used to control the overall process and its mainly focused on food industry
- 4. INTRODUCTION: Automation is the technology by which a process is performed without human assistance. Automation is the use of various control systems for operating equipment such as machinery, processes in factories and other applications and vehicles with minimal or reduced human intervention. Sorting is a task carried out by a machine that sorts objects. such as containers or heavy goods. Traditional methods of sorting involved placing objects onto a conveyor and sorts only one object at a time. This method is time-consuming and expensive.
- 5. LITERATURE SURVEY S.NO. AUTHOR AND PUBLICATION TITLE AND METHODS 1. Ch.Shravani, G. Indira, V. Appalaraju(IJITEE APRIL 2019) Arduino Based Color Sorting Machine using TCS3200 Color Sensor 2. Amitesha Sachdeva1, Mahesh Gupta2, Manish Pandey3, (IJES 2017 APRIL) Development Of Industrial Automatic Multi Colour Sorting and Counting Machine Using Arduino Nano Microcontroller and TCS3200 Colour Sensor 3. K.Sasidhar1, Shahwar Farooqi2, Mohammed Abdul Moin3, M Sachin4(PUBLISHED BY IJRSI) Design and Development of a Colour Sorting Machine using PLC and SCADA
- 6. Proposed method: This venture makes use of a simplified and not steeply- priced technique for sorting the substances of a unique coloured items, it's far sensing the colour of the object and kind out the different coloured devices. This proposal is based on colour sorting machine with the increasing demand for small company, a cheap and less complex design is an absolute need.
- 7. BLOCK DIAGRAM: Power supply Colour sensor (TCS230) Arduino uno Servomotor (top and bottom) Output (separate the object)
- 8. Explanation: Microcontroller like arduino is control overall input and output of the objects Step 1: first, put the different object in the hopper Step2: second , rotating the top servo motor and detect the colour of the sensor Step 3: third , rotating the bottom servo motor Step 4: fourth, separate to colour based object
- 9. TOOLS: HARDWARE: Servo motor(Tower pro SG90 9g micro) Personal computer Microcontroller (Arduino) Power supply SOFTWARE: Arduino
- 10. ADVANTAGE: Time saving and efficient. Increase in production capacity and quality Decrease in total manufacturing cost Less manual work Easy analysis Sorting based on both colour and shape DISADVANTAGE: High standard maintenance is required Now product required completely reprograming Complex and expensive equipment to buy to install
- 11. APPLICATION: It is mainly used for food industry like Rice Colour Sorter Food Colour sorter Coffee, nuts, oil crops etc Belt Colour sorter Corn Colour sorter Sea product Colour sorter Plastic Colour sorter
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