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Solar Powered Grass Cutting Machine Using Bluetooth

The document presents a solar-powered grass cutting machine that utilizes Bluetooth for remote control, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and operational costs. It outlines the system's architecture, including components like solar panels, batteries, and microcontrollers, along with objectives such as achieving a runtime of over one hour. The project highlights advantages like zero emissions and low noise, while also addressing limitations such as performance under low sunlight and initial costs.

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Solar Powered Grass Cutting Machine Using Bluetooth

The document presents a solar-powered grass cutting machine that utilizes Bluetooth for remote control, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and operational costs. It outlines the system's architecture, including components like solar panels, batteries, and microcontrollers, along with objectives such as achieving a runtime of over one hour. The project highlights advantages like zero emissions and low noise, while also addressing limitations such as performance under low sunlight and initial costs.

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SOLAR POWERED GRASS

CUTTING MACHINE USING


BLUETOOTH
Presented by –
BIRENDRA PATTANAIK ( Regd no.- 2221294158)
PRABHU ASHISH DAS ( Regd no.- 2221294193)
SHUBHRA RANJAN SAHOO ( Regd no.- 2221294241)
HEMANT KUMAR KAHALSINGH (Regd no. – 2221294175)

Under guidance of
PROF. DEBASISH MOHAPATRA
SOLAR POWERED GRASS CUTTING
MACHINE USING BLUETOOTH

 Innovative integration of renewable energy and wireless control .


 Reduces carbon footprint and operational costs.
 Ideal for residential and commercial lawn maintainace.
 Quiet, low maintenance alternative to gasoline mowers.
AGENDA

1. Introduction and context


2. Problem statement analysis
3. Project objectives
4. System Architecture overview
5. Component specifications
6. Electrical and mechanical diagrams
7. Software control logic
8. Power management and calculation
9. Assembly and testing procedures
10. Results , challenges and future scope
INTRODUCTION

 Global shift toward sustainable technologies .


 Lawn care market: 5% annual growth in ecofriendly solution.
 Limitation of fossil fuel mowers: EMMISIONS, NOISE.
 Bluetooth control: enhances user convenience.
PROBLEM STATEMENT

 High reliance on non renewable energy sources.


 Significant maintenance requirements and operating noise.
 Limited run time and restricted mobility of standard electric
mowers.
 Need for a self sufficient, remote operated solution.
OBJECTIVES

 Develop a solar charged grass cutter with >=1 hour runtime.


 Implement Bluetooth remote control via smartphone app.
 Optimize weight-to- power ratio for portability.
 Ensure safety features : auto- stop on tilt or obstacle detection.
BLOCK DIAGRAM

SOLAR PANEL LI- ION BATTERY PACK MICROCONTROLLER


& & (Arduino Nano)
MPPT CHARGE BATTERY &
CONTROLLER MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Bluetooth Module

BRUSHLESS DC MOTOR
MOTOR DRIVER &
BLADES
SYSTEM ARCHETECHTURE

 Solar panel array captures up to 120w under peak sun .


 MPPT controller maximizes power extraction.
 Battery stores energy for continuous operation .
 Microcontroller orchestrates power flow and controls motor.
 Bluetooth module receives user commands and send status .
SOLAR PANEL COMPONENT

 Monocrystalline cells: 22% efficiency.


 Maximum power point: 18v @ 6.7A.
 Tolerant to partial shading with bypass diodes.
 Dimensions: 800×540 ×30 mm , weight: 5 kg
BATTERY & POWER STORAGE

 12V , 20Ah Lithium- ion pack (240w)


 Supports >=1hour continuous cutting at nominal load.
 Built in BMS: overcharge, short- circuit protection.
 Cycle life: 1000= cycles at 80% depth of discharge.
CHARGE CONTROLLER

 MPPT algorithm improves charging efficiency by 15%.


 Input ranger: 12-24v PV, output : 12v battery.
 Protections: over – voltage, over-current, reverse polarity.
 Indicators: charge status LEDs, temperature sensor input.
MOTOR & CUTTING MECHANISM

 Brushless DC motor: 300w peak power, 3000RPM.


 Torque : 1.2Nm, suitable for thick grass
 High –speed steel blades with 3-point mount.
 Quick release blade assembly for safe mainteinace.
BLUETOOTH MODULE

 HC-05: Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, SPP profile.


 Range: up to 10meters in open field
 Configurable baud rate up to 115200
 Secure pairing with PIN authentication .
MICROCONTROLLER UNIT

 Arduino Nano: ATmega328p @16MHz


 PWM control for variable motor Speed.
 Analog inputs monitor battery voltage and temperature.
 UART interface for Bluetooth communication.
MECHANICAL TRANSMISSION

 Spur gear reduction (3:1) for higher torque.


 Durable Kevlar- reinforced belt drive.
 Adjustable deck height: 20-60 mm range.
 Shock absorbers reduce vibration.
Circuit diagram

 Detailed schematic power flow and signal lines .


 Fues and MOSFET switches for motor control voltage divider for
battery sensing.
 Bluetooth RX/TX connection to microcontroller.
SOFTWARES

 Initializations : setup pins , sensors, communications.


 Battery check: if voltage <11v, enter standby
 Bluetooth pairing : await connection
 Receive command: START/ STOP , speed adjust
 Motor control: PWM output, monitor current.
 Safety loop: check tilt, obstacle Censor
Power management strategy

 Dynamic load management between charging and cutting .


 Low power standby mode when idle .
 Auto shutdown on low battery (>=10.5v)
 Thermal protection : throttle motor on overheating .
Material selection

 Frame 6061 Aluminum for lightweight strength.


 Blades: hardened stainless steel(AISI 420)
 Casing: ABS plastic, UV-resistant.
 Fasteners: stainless steel grade 304
ASSEMBLY PROCESS

 Step 1; fabricate chasis and mount solar panel


 Step 2: wire MPPT controller and battery pack.
 Step 3: install motor , transmission, and blades.
 Step 4 : connect microcontroller and Bluetooth module.
 Step 5 : calibrate sensors and final testing.
ADVANTAGES & BENIFITS

 Zero emissions, carbon- neutral operation


 Operating cost: < 5rs per hour (No fuel)
 Noise level: 65db vs 95 db (gas mower)
 User- friendly remote operation.
LIMITAIONS & CHALLENGES

 Reduced performance under low sunlight.


 Initial cost: - 20,000rs for full system.
 Battery capacity decreases 20% after 500 cycles
 Bluetooth range affected by obstacles.
FUTURE SCOPE

 IOT integration for scheduling and data logging.


 Solar tracking for enhanced charge efficiency
 Obstacle detection with LIDAR or ultrasonic sensors.
 Modular panel arrays for larger lawn areas.
CONCLUSION

 Feasibility proven for small to medium lawns.


 Potential to scale with larger panels and batteries.
 Easy to operate and maintain.
THANK YOU

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