Progess presentation 195.pptx of Automatic car wash system using PLC

Automatic Car wash PLC based
2nd Progress Presentation
Zabeeh Ullah 20MDELE195
Syed Hassam Shah 20MDELE158
Tayyeb Ullah 20MDELE201
Usama Khan 20MDELE191
Supervisor: Dr. Irfan Khan

Presentation Outline
1. Introduction
2. Problem Statement
3. Literature Review
4. Proposed Methodology
5. References
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Introduction
 In all automobile Industries manual car washing need more labor to
carry out work which effects in time consumption and also the results
may or may not be satisfactory to the customer that depends. So as to
overcome these issues, automatic car washing can be done
automatically using Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
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Objectives
 To automate car washing process foe faster and more efficient cleaning
 To ensure consistent and high quality cleaning process for every vehicle
 To lower labor cost by automating car wash, reducing the need of manual
labors
 To optimize water uses by controlling water jets and pumps
 To provide an easy-to-use interface for customer
 To ensure safe operations
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Advantages
 Less area required
 Less time requirement in operation
 Less men power requirement
 Pollution free
 Easy to operate
 Low maintenance
 Use in Domestic service station
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Problem Statement
 This project allows us to focus on creating a novel automatic car wash system
that addresses issues like water conservation, energy efficiency, automation,
and user-friendliness. It can be further refined based on specific objectives,
constraints, and technologies need to incorporate into use. So, is there any
specific way to achieve this desired goal?
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Literature Review
 There are many types of car washes. Some of them are Hand car wash where
the vehicle is washed by employees, Self-services car wash where the
customer performs the washing, chemical car washes which use chemicals to
wash and polishing the car surface etc., nowadays automation has extended
its hands in various fields. In automobile services manual car washing requires
more labor effects, time consumption and also the results may not be
satisfactory to the customers. In order to overcome this, car washing can be
done automatically using Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). [1]
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Literature Review
 This report presents how car can be washed automatically using PLC. Car
washing requires components like conveyor, brushes, sprayers, driers which
are driven by DC motors. Control of these components is made through PLC.
Research reports shows that the first automatic car wash appears in the late
1930's in which computerized POS mechanism is used. After paying the car is
put into a line-up often called the stack or queue. The stack moves
sequentially. After pulling up to the tunnel entrance, an attendant usually
guides the customer onto the track or conveyor. [2]
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Literature Review
 There are many types of car washes. Some of them are Hand car wash where
the vehicle is washed by employees, Self-services car wash where the
customer performs the washing, chemical car washes which use chemicals to
wash and polishing the car surface etc., nowadays automation has extended
its hands in various fields. [3]
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Proposed Methodology
 The mechanism of this car washing system involves entering car to into the
washing arena. In this step the car is placed on conveyer belt. The DC gear
motor used in conveyor belt system. The clean water to clean the car is
provided to remove the dust off the car. In the next step the soap water is
sprayed on the car and then pass to the brushes to reduce the dirt’s intensity.
Then the car is forwarded to clean water again to wash away the dirt
eventually. In the same phenomenon the car is passed through the blower to
dry the car and so the process reaches to completion
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Proposed Methodology
 The various types of components used are
 PLC,
 proximity sensors,
 DC gear motors,
 servo motor,
 blower, water pumps,
 power supply,
 relay
 conveyer belt.
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Total input & output
INPUT
ports
Input component
X000 (Push button)
X001 (Push button)
X002 (Proximity sensor 1)
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Output
ports
Output components
Y000 Motor to run conveyor belt
Y001 Clean water pump to
sprinkle clean water on car
Y002 Soap water pump
Y003 Motor linked with Brushes
Y004 Clean water pump
Y005 Motor linked with Thick cloth
to dry car
Y006 Blower
Total 6 timers used i.e. T0 to T5 and
timer address is K100

Logical expression with logic gates
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Images
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Top View Interior Side View

Way forward
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 The automation provided by these technologies streamlines operation and
enhance user experience.
 Introducing the coin system and interfacing it with HMI presents an
opportunity to further optimize the system functionality and improve
customer engagement.

Gantt Chart
Activity 2021 2022 2023 2024
Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring
Course Work
Comprehensive Exam
Literature Review
Proposal Writing
Learning Simulation Tool
Development of Cyber
Security Algorithm
Testing and Evaluation of
Cyber Security algorithm
from Kali Linux
Thesis Write-up
Defence
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References
 [1] “Design and implementation of automatic car washing system using PLC”
Raj Deepak Singh, Sunny Nigam, Sagar Aggrawal, Md. Raish Neelgar,
Shivendra Kaura, Kailash Sharma: e-ISSN: 2395-0056
 [2]”Automatic car washing system using PLC” Zeenal Lalluwadia, Nidhi Bhatia
and Jayana Rana: ISSN: 2349-6002
 [3]“Programmable Logic Controller based Automatic Car” May Thwe Oo, Hla
Ya Min, Nwe Nwe Oo; Washing System: ISSN: 2456-8880
 [4] https://learn.automationcommunity.com/plc-automatic-car-washing-
system-project/
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