The Can Crusher

37
The Can Crusher Group 12 Stanley Andrews Brandon Jefferson

description

The Can Crusher . Group 12 Stanley Andrews Brandon Jefferson . Motivation . Wanted to incorporate more electrical design into the idea of the “Can Crusher” Use pneumatic cylinders (3 pneumatic cylinders in this project) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Transcript of The Can Crusher

Page 1: The Can Crusher

The Can Crusher Group 12 Stanley Andrews Brandon Jefferson

Page 2: The Can Crusher

Motivation

•Wanted to incorporate more electrical design into the idea of the “Can Crusher”

•Use pneumatic cylinders (3 pneumatic cylinders in this project)

•Thought it would be something different from previous senior design projects

Page 3: The Can Crusher

Objectives• Step 1: Can or water bottle is placed into the trash can. Can/Water

bottle enters hopper and waits for it to be identified by the optical and reflective sensor.

• Step 2: Rotary cylinder rotates the object and sends it down the ramp. • Step 3: Sorter determines route of the object based on feedback from

the sensors. • Step 4: If object is a water bottle, the pneumatic cylinder will extend,

adjusting the direction of the sorter• Step 5: If the object is an aluminum can, it will be routed towards a

push cylinder and crushed• Step 6: Push cylinder crushes the aluminum cans and sends remains to

the storage bin• Step 7: Process continues until storage sensor alerts operator that

storage bin is 90 %filled.• Step 8: Once storage reaches 90%. Can crusher goes into “Stop” mode.

Items from storage bin, can then be removed.

Page 4: The Can Crusher

Features• Fully automatic can crusher and sorter • Detect when an object is placed in the hopper• Be able to distinguish between an aluminum can

and a water bottle • Sort the water bottle into a separate storage bin

from the aluminum cans• Be able to crush the aluminum cans and put into

storage bin • Detect when the storage bins are full • Have three different modes “Standby”,

“Operational”, “Stop”

Page 5: The Can Crusher

Hopper

Page 6: The Can Crusher

Hopper• Where the bottle and cans will be placed • Be able hold 16.9 FL oz. water bottle and

12 - 16 oz. aluminum cans • Two sensors will mount to detect the

object inside the hopper

Page 7: The Can Crusher

Sensors•Parallax Ultrasonic Sensor•Reflective Optical Sensor

Page 8: The Can Crusher

Parallax Ultrasonic Sensor

• Part a) is the ideal circumstance you would want to be in. The sensors should be facing the object on a level plane

Page 9: The Can Crusher

Parallax Ultrasonic Sensor

PING Ultrasonic SensorDetector Type UltrasonicDimensions 16 x 46 x

22(mm)Peaking Operating distance

2-3 (cm)

Supply Current 30 mAVoltage 5 V

Page 10: The Can Crusher

Reflective Optical SensorBanner SM2A312LVDetector Type

Retro-reflective

Dimensions 66 x 12.2 x 30.7 (mm)

Peak operating distance

50mm – 2m

Output current

Minimum of 5 mA

Voltage 24- 240 V AC

TCRT5000 Reflective Optical Sensor Detector type Phototransistor Dimensions 10.2 x 5.8 x

7(mm)Peak operating distance

2.5 mm

Output current 1 mAEmitter Wavelength

950 nm

Voltage 5 V

Page 11: The Can Crusher

Reflective Optical Sensor• Get the best results (peak

operating distance) at 2.5 mm

• One of the challenges will be to get it close enough to the object stored in the “hopper”

Page 12: The Can Crusher

Aluminum Cans/ Water bottles

Page 13: The Can Crusher

Terms of Service •We ask that all contents are empty •All objects must be placed horizontally in

the hopper•By default system will be in “standby

mode”, once an object is placed inside, the system will go into operational mode

•If storage bin is full no objects can be placed into the system

Page 14: The Can Crusher

Design OverviewHopper

Ramp Sorter Can crusher

Aluminum Can

Sensors

Rotary Cylinder

Hopper

Sensors

Rotary cylinder

Sorter

Storage bin

Page 15: The Can Crusher

Design Overview

Page 16: The Can Crusher

Sorter• The idea is called the “Swinging lid”

• Uses pneumatic cylinder to be able to “swing” the lid and alter the objects path

• Routes Aluminum Cans to Can Crusher

• Routes Water bottles to storage bin

Page 17: The Can Crusher

Motors/ Air CompressorElectric motors Air CompressorPros • Uses Standard Outlet • Option to convert AC to DC • Very Compact and small to

maneuver and place anywhereCons• Most motors only have one

speed• No way to speed up or slow

down the project• Very Expenses for high power

motors• Only can

Pros• Uses a Standard Outlet• Able to adjust the air pressure • Ability to control the speed of the motor

by the PSI• Option to convert AC to DC• Not to expensive economy for the

budget• Can use air solenoid valves that can

control of a multiple operated air pressure components

Cons• Tank will have to be refilled when low

on air • Will need multiple air hoses• Very big hard to hide and maneuver • Very loud when filling up the tank

Page 18: The Can Crusher

Air Compressor Horsepower (HP) 0.33

Tank Capacity (Gallons)

2.0

Tank Type Portable

Voltage 120 V

Amps (Amps) 2.0

Page 19: The Can Crusher

Pneumatic cylinders•Rotary Cylinder•Mini cylinder (sorter)•Double Acting Cylinder (can crusher)

Page 20: The Can Crusher

Kevinkrusher 11.0

KevinKrusher II.0

Chamber Length 6 1/2" minimum

PSI 60 -120

Cylinder Type Double action 2.0 bore x 6.0 stroke cylinder

Mounted Vertical or Horizontal

Price $157.00

Page 21: The Can Crusher

Can Crusher

• Double Action Stroke Pneumatic Cylinder

• Max Pressure: 1.0 Mpa• Diameter: 8.5mm

(Approx.)• Thread Rod Diameter:

9mm (Approx.)• Size: 4.5 x 4.5 x 32cm/

1.8" x 1.8" x 12.6"

Page 22: The Can Crusher

Mini Cylinder

• Double Action• Max Pressure: 1.0 Mpa• Diameter: 8.5mm

(Approx.)• Thread Rod Diameter:

6mm (Approx.)• Size: 1.5 x 1.1 x 1.5cm/

0.5" x 0.4" x 0.6"

Page 23: The Can Crusher

Cylinders

Page 24: The Can Crusher

Air Solenoid Type: 2 Position 5

way

Voltage: 12V DC

Power 2.5W

Current .208 AmpsValve Fittings: 1/8" BSPT

(British standard pipe tapered)

Total Needed 3

Page 25: The Can Crusher

Micro ControllerArduino UnoATMEGA 328

Operating Voltage

5 V

Input Voltage (recommended)

7-12 V

Input Voltage (limits)

6-20 V

Digital I/O Pins 14Analog Input Pins

6

DC Current per I/O

40 mA

DC Current for 3.3V Pin

50 mA

Flash Memory 32 KBClock Speed 16

Page 26: The Can Crusher

Arduino Uno Schematic

Page 27: The Can Crusher

Storage Bins

• Two storage bins • Aluminum Can and Water

Bottle • Each bin will have Parallax

Ultrasonic sensor • Once storage reaches

90%. Can crusher goes into “Stop” mode

Page 28: The Can Crusher

EnclosureTrash Can Cabinet

Page 29: The Can Crusher

LEDsGreen•Operational mode

Yellow•Standby Mode•Default

Red•Stop Mode

Blinking Red•Indicates to user when the Aluminum Can storage bin is full

Page 30: The Can Crusher

LED Schematic

Page 31: The Can Crusher

Power Supply

120 ACTransformer AC/DC• +- 12V• +-5V

12 V DC• Air

Solenoid (3)

5 V DC• Microcont

roller• LEDs• Sensors

Page 32: The Can Crusher

Power Supply Schematic T1

115:12:12:12:12

Q52N2608

D3

1N4001G C3

1000µFR710kΩ

R810kΩ

Q6

2N3905

R9

4.7kΩ

Q32N2608

D2

1N4001G C21000µF

R410kΩ

R510kΩ

Q4

2N3905

R6

4.7kΩ

Q12N2608

D1

1N4001G C11000µF

R110kΩ

R210kΩ

Q2

2N3905

R3

4.7kΩ

HB1

Can Crusher

IO1IO2

IO3

HB2

Actutator

IO1IO2

IO3

HB3

Rotating Cylinder

IO1IO2

IO3

U1LM7805CTLINE VREG

COMMON

VOLTAGE

HB4

MicroController

IO1 IO2IO3IO4

V1

120 Vrms 60 Hz 0°

Page 33: The Can Crusher

Work DistributionStanley Andrews Brandon Jefferson Power Supply SensorsSolenoids/ Cylinders MicrocontrollerPrinted Circuit Board Printed Circuit Board

Software Implementation Software Implementation

Page 34: The Can Crusher

BudgetNomenclature Cost (each) Number Total Cost

Optical Sensor $29.99 3 95.35

TCRT5000 Reflective Sensor

$1.00 10 $10.00

Double Acting Cylinder

$29.99 1 $38.46

Mini Cylinder $16.47 1 $21.61

Rotary Cylinder $40.00 – $55.00 1 $60.00

Air Solenoid $11.20 4 $57.54

Air Valve Fittings $1.48 14 $26.63

Air Valve Mufflers $1.19 8 $15.05

LEDs $1.99-$3.50 5 $20.00

Development Board $12 1 $14.78

Air Compressor $99.99 1 $105.98

PCB $65.00 1 $65.00

Miscellaneous $100.00

Total Cost $1040 $630.40

Page 35: The Can Crusher

Progression

Overall

Testing

Prototype

Design

Research

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Page 36: The Can Crusher

Issues

•Clear object detection•Sorter•Software Design

Page 37: The Can Crusher

Questions