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Smart Drainage Monitoring and Cleaning System for Solid Waste Materials

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Gayatri. S. Kavathekar 1

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Pranav. S. Patil 2

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Nitant. R. Patekari 3

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Mohammadsaad. Y. Patwegar 4

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Saad. N. Tasildar 5

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Mayuresh. M. Nemishte

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The most essential element for life on Earth to survive is water.The smart drainage system’s main job is to collect and move solid waste like bottles and polythene to a disposal site. Otherwise, solid waste will clog the drainage system. The proposed solution uses a mechanical setup driven by a servo motor and a drive system managed by an Arduino to automatically clean the water in the drainage system to avoid clogs. Solid garbage will be collected and discarded in a rubbish pail. The drainage that leads to the salutation is blocked as a result of the improper tracking, which results in flooding. Smart subterranean infrastructure, such as underground gas pipes, water pipelines, communication cables, electric flow, etc., will be required. The majority of Indian cities have implemented subterranean drainage systems. The cost of manual labor and the risk to human life are reduced. In order to improve drainage systems’ sustainability and functionality, this project suggests integrating IoT sensors, real-time monitoring, and automated cleaning technology.By minimizing the negative consequences of untreated waste accumulation and improving energy use, it also promotes sustainability. The carbon footprint associated with conventional manual cleaning methods, optimizing waste management procedures, and reducing waterborne pollution, the solution not only increases the operational efficiency of drainage systems but also promotes sustainability. Additionally, by only turning on cleaning procedures when required, the system minimizes wasteful electricity consumption.

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Drainage System’s Solid Waste Servo Motor Adrive System Managed Automatically Clean Water Infrastructure Human Life Risk Are Reduced Sustainability Integrating Iot Sensors Real-Time Monitoring

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Gayatri. S. Kavathekar 1, Pranav. S. Patil 2, Nitant. R. Patekari 3, Mohammadsaad. Y. Patwegar 4, Saad. N. Tasildar 5, Mayuresh. M. Nemishte, "Smart Drainage Monitoring and Cleaning System for Solid Waste Materials," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 9, no. 4, Apr 2025.

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