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Electricity Generation from Dry Waste Materials with Automatic Solar Tracking System

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May 2026

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Mr. Rajvardhan Chavan

Department of Electronics & Computer Science

Dr. A. D. Shinde College of Engineering, Bhadgaon,Gadhinglaj

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Mr. Shubham Kavitkar

Department of Electronics & Computer Science

Dr. A. D. Shinde College of Engineering, Bhadgaon,Gadhinglaj

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Ms. Rutuja Padekar

Department of Electronics & Computer Science

Dr. A. D. Shinde College of Engineering, Bhadgaon,Gadhinglaj

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Prof. Mrs. Shweta S. Bhoi

Department of Electronics & Computer Science

Dr. A. D. Shinde College of Engineering, Bhadgaon,Gadhinglaj

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Mr. Sahil Bhalekar

Department of Electronics & Computer Science

Dr. A. D. Shinde College of Engineering, Bhadgaon,Gadhinglaj

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Abstract

This project aims to minimize dry waste generation and environmental pollution by converting waste into electricity through a controlled heating process. The collected dry waste is segregated to exclude materials such as glass and petroleum products that affect the heating efficiency. The generated heat is converted into electrical energy using heating sensors and panels, and the energy is stored in batteries for later use. An automatic solar tracking system is also integrated to capture solar energy during the day, while at night, electricity is produced by burning dry waste.

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Dry Waste Materials

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Mr. Rajvardhan Chavan, Mr. Shubham Kavitkar, Ms. Rutuja Padekar, Prof. Mrs. Shweta S. Bhoi, Mr. Sahil Bhalekar, "Electricity Generation from Dry Waste Materials with Automatic Solar Tracking System," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-8, May 2026.

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1) In this project the generation of electricity from the dry waste by the heating process. These materials have been used for the generation of electricity by heating process by controlling the pollution by using the pollution filter and also the automatic solar tracking system. The filter has been setup in order to control the pollution while heating process has been going on. The results obtained after doing this process is analyzed and its efficiency for generating electricity.   2) In the world the dry waste generation is increasing day by day everywhere. In order to control that solid waste generation by controlling the pollution for the purpose of generation of electricity. In this project we show that how to generate electricity from dry waste successfully by the process of heating. We cannot control the pollution completely but we can control the pollution for up to some extent. We can generate electricity from dry waste by the process of heating and we can supply that electricity for the use. In this project there are two ways of generation of electricity is explained.   3) In day time with using the Automatic solar tracking system it will drag the light from the sun and converts into power and in night time we can make electricity by burning the waste. We are reducing the dry waste and without decomposing in the landfill sites. Thus, we can say that we completely show that generation of electricity from dry waste by the heating process

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