Automatic Waste

Segregator and Fertilizer

Creator
E. Capistrano |J. Esmalla |J. Lat |K. Lobaton
 Background of the
Study
Ecological Solid Waste
Management Act of 2000

RA 9003 Chapter Section 21

Theoretical
Framework
Composting

Centrifugal force

Load Cell

Humidity Sensor

Potential of Hydrogen (pH)

Conceptual Framework
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT

Knowledge in:
1. Microcontrollers System Analysis:
2. Waste Segregation Requirement Analysis
3. Organic Fertilizer Requirement Definition
Hardware: System Design: AUTOMATIC WASTE
4. Microcontroller 1. Conceptual Design SEGREGATOR AND
5. AC Motor 2. Block Diagram
FERTILIZER CREATOR
6. Shredder System Development:
7. Servo Motor Schedule of Activities USING
8. pH Sensor Program Coding MICROCONTROLLER
9. Humidity Sensor Prototype Development
10. Load Cell System Testing
Software Prototype Testing
11. C/C++ Programming

Evaluation
Objective of the
Study
General Objective:

To create and Automatic Waste Segregator

and Fertilizer creator using a
microcontroller.
Specific Objectives:
To hasten the process of Fertilizer creation
through the proposed machine.
To maximize the use of biodegradable
materials by turning it into a composed
through the proposed machine.
To measure the right amount of
biodegradable and soil combination by
utilizing a load cell.
To determine the pH level for the readiness
of compost.
To monitor the moisture inside the mixer
 Statement of the
Problem
How can the Biodegradable waste be more
useful using the proposed machine?
How can the organic fertilizer be created using
the proposed machine?
Through the proposed machine, how will the
organic fertilizer creation be useful to the
target beneficiary?
What are the procedures that the waste will
undergo in order to produce a good quality
fertilizer?
 Scope and Limitations
of the Study
The machine will process
biodegradable waste to create
potential fertilizer

The machine can accelerate the

process of composting
Limit
The maximum capacity of the mixer is
5kg
Soil compartment maximum capacity is
3kg.
Biodegradable input maximum capacity
is 3kg.
Significance of the
Study
Garbage Collector

Food Establishments

Environment
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 Methods of
Research
Descriptive
Survey
Student
Restaurant costumer
Store manager
Block Diagram
Tentative
Prototype
GHANT CHART
Activities Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct
Planning

Research

Components
listing
Prototype
Design
Canvassing of
components
Materials
purchasing
Circuit Design
And Etching
Assembly of
Circuit
Assembly of
Prototype
Programming

Machine testing

Final Defense
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