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SELF-STERILIZING ULTRAVIOLET (UV) WATER BOTTLE WITH

DETACHABLE HEATING & COOLING MODULES

Mendoza, S. B., Escape, C., Serion, C., Espellarga, A., & Lovitos, B. M.

1. INTRODUCTION

Water-related disorders affect around 2.3 billion people worldwide, making

daily living difficult for them. Drinking water contaminated with harmful bacteria

may provide substantial health hazards owing to waterborne infections (Ahmed et

al., 2020). Pathogens that thrive in water such as E. Coli and amoeba can cause

diseases that bring discomfort and disruption to an individual’s life (Beer et al.,

2015). On another note, being exposed to high or low temperatures, especially in

extremely hot or cold environments, can be dangerous to health (Seltenrich, 2015).

In order to offer a solution to these problems, we propose a water bottle that is able

to sterilize the water inside using ultraviolet radiation as well as warm or cool it.

In Ethiopia, 60–80% of all illnesses and diseases are caused by water-

borne pathogens. Typhoid and diarrheal disease are two of the top five diseases

in one of its cities, so it is important to evaluate the quality of drinking water to

determine whether it is suitable for human consumption (Keleb et al., 2022). On a

different note, according to an assessment conducted to measure the prevalence

of heat-related illnesses among workers in Ethiopia, it was found that workers in

harvesting sections (Hailu, 2018) and in the floriculture industry (Simane et al.,

2022) exhibited a high level of heat-related symptoms and reported a decrease in

productivity.

Waterborne diseases are also prevalent in the Philippines. According to an

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investigation conducted by the researchers Hassan et al. (2018), the most

common coliforms present in water supplies are fecal coliforms, Escherichia coli,

Enterococci, and fecal Streptococci. These are the pathogens that are believed to

have a high correlation with the prevalence of diarrheal diseases in Cebu,

Philippines. Apart from that, heat-related illnesses are also rampant in the country.

It was found in the investigation of Estoque et al. (2020) that major cities in the

Philippines, especially its capital Manila, show a very high level of heat-related

health risks with varying hazards, exposure and vulnerability.

Throughout this instance, water from a tap gets infested with microbiological

organisms at one of Davao City's school canteens. This study examined

microbiological species in drinking water fountains and hand-wash faucets. Water

fountains used by students were found to be contaminated with Pseudomonas

aeruginosa, a common cause of pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and

bacteremia; and Coagulase-Negative Staphylococcus (CoNS), which can cause

endocarditis and urinary tract infections. Infected tap water contributes to the rising

problem of potential health hazards (Degayo et al., 2018).

With all the problems regarding waterborne diseases and heat-related

illnesses stated above, the researchers wanted to contribute to this problem. Water

is essential for our bodily functions. It can easily help our body maintain a certain

temperature depending on the temperature of the water itself. Considering its

importance, it should be easily accessible. In most households, the most common

way to get water is from a tap or a fountain. However, as substantiated by the

literatures above, it is not totally potable. Thus, we propose an invention in the form
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of a water bottle that can sterilize and warm or cool water in a safe and hassle-free

way.

1.1. Research Objectives

The main objective of this study is to design an invention in the form

of a water bottle that is able to warm or cool water as well as disinfect it

through UV-C irradiation.

The specific objectives are enumerated as follows:

1. to achieve a functional germicidal ultraviolet light sterilization (UV-C)

that can run for more than an hour;

2. to successfully design and integrate the heating and cooling modules

onto the water bottle; and

3. to effectively devise a plan to find an electric circuit that is capable of

powering the device.

2. Literature Review

Presented in this section are the related literature that consist of inventions

made by other researchers that are relevant in the modeling of our own invention.

A. Title: Ultraviolet germicidal irradiation in tap water contaminated by Aspergillus

spp

Purpose: To investigate the effectiveness of ultraviolet radiation from a mercury-

based UV lamp against different pathogenic Aspergillus spp in infested tap water.

Blueprint/Illustration:
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Results and Discussion: The results showed that the UV set-up was successful in

inducing complete inactivation of various Aspergillus spp. species. This is a

promising result which can contribute to the growing demand of UV light treatment

in water disinfection (Sisti et al., 2017).

B. Title: Disinfection Performance of a Drinking Water Bottle System with a UV

Subtype C LED Cap Against Waterborne Pathogens and Heterotrophic

Contaminants

Purpose: The objective of this research was to assess the disinfection efficacy of

the recently commercialized portable purgaty One system (cap+bottle) by testing

test bottles against pathogens and heterotrophic pollutants.

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Blueprint/Illustration:

Results and Discussion: The purgaty One UVC disinfecting system achieved a

reduction rate of more than 99.9% against all target microorganisms, including

Proteobacteria which is the most common microbe in drinking water. To further

test its effectiveness, water that has been stagnated for three days was tried to be

decontaminated — the result of which showed an ideal rate of microbial growth of

less than 500 CFU/ml (Mariita et al., 2021).

C. Title: POTABLE WATER HEATING DEVICE

Purpose: To provide potable water heating in a fast and safe way without power
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consumption for heat preservation.

Blueprint/Illustration:

Results and Discussion: The device is able to heat water while using less power

through a circulation system from the boiler to a reservoir. However, this system

has drawbacks such as less heating efficiency characterized by longer heating

time (Chiu & Chen, 2012).

D. Title: Self-Heating Cup

Purpose: To always keep your coffee or tea warm whenever you drink it with its
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designed mug with a self-heating coaster.

Blueprint/Illustration:

Results and Discussion: There were some safety issues in the design, specifically

regarding the extra heat and the water itself: the extra heat could interrupt and

even damage some of the vital components; meanwhile, considering that such

components are not waterproof, there is a risk of water damage. Further research

and development are needed in order to address these issues (Wang et al., 2020).

E. Title: Research on electric kettle temperature control system based on

MATLAB/Simulink
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Purpose: To build a temperature control system and test its capabilities on an

electric kettle.

Blueprint/Illustration:

Results and Discussion: The experiment exhibited that the proposed temperature

control model showed little to no systematic errors. Moreover, although the model

was tested on an electric kettle, the method can also be applied onto other devices

(Guo, 2022).

F. Title: Design and Testing of a Thermoelectrically-Cooled Portable Vaccine

Cooler

Purpose: To invent a thermoelectric vaccine cooler powered by a small battery in

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order to ensure that the vaccines will be delivered safe.

Blueprint/Illustration:

Results and Discussion: The cooler was able to maintain the ideal internal

temperature range of 4-8°C. Longer vaccine storage time through better

temperature maintenance will be achieved through advancements in insulation,

battery efficiency, and more effective suppression of heat leakage (Reid et al.,

2018).

G. Title: Modified Thermoelectric Coolers (TEC) Peltier Plate for Outdoor Activities

with Rechargeable Battery using Solar Panel

Purpose: To invent a thermoelectric cooler box suitable for outdoor activities.

Blueprint/Illustration:
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Results and Discussion: The cooling performance was increased significantly

when Peltier plates, cooling fans and heat sinks were placed on both sides of the

box. Increasing the fan speed of the heat sink contributed to the increase of the

system’s performance through having a lot more heat absorbed by the cold side

and more heat rejected from the hot side (Zakaria et al., 2021).

H. Title: Thermoelectric Portable Water Cooler Using Arduino Uno

Purpose: To improve the use of the thermoelectric cooling system of peltier, and

provide greater convenience for people who use water coolers.

Blueprint/Illustration:
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Results and Discussion: In order to maintain minimum temperature in the cold side

of the cooler, the area of the container on the hot side must be expanded in order

to allow more volume of water — effectively decreasing the hot temperature slightly

to a point where it reaches thermal equilibrium. Another way to achieve this is to

integrate a better peltier cooling unit (Najmie & Fadzly, 2019).

I. Title: DESIGN, ANALYSIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF SELF COOLING BOTTLE

OF 1L. CAPACITY

Purpose: To provide one of the basic necessities of humans especially in hot

weather: a chilled drinking water with a built-in cooling system that consumes less

power and is portable.

Blueprint/Illustration:
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Results and Discussion: In chilling water, copper flasks showed more effectiveness

than copper plates. On another note, thermoelectric (TEC) modules are most

suitable in relatively small applications (Momin et al., 2018).

J. Title: Portable Water Bottle Heating and Cooling System

Purpose: To invent a device that is capable of heating and cooling simultaneously

using a battery as a power source for the benefit of the army.

Blueprint/Illustration:
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Results and Discussion: The system offers both advantages and disadvantages.

Advantages such as substantial convenience due to the device’s ability to cool and

heat using the same module, highly reliable, and offers precise temperature

regulation for the latter; disadvantages such as limited battery resources, slow

cooling process, and relatively low heat damage threshold (Divekar et al., 2020).

3. Development and Evaluation of the Project

Presented in this section are the developmental procedures that are needed

to be undergone in realizing our project, including the design, construction

timeframe, costing, and research design.

3.1. Design Phase

A. Details
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Heatsink
Lid
Charging
Cooling element Heating element Socket
Heatsink
Fan Body

Switch
Plug Battery
DC Detachable
Splitter module UVC LED
Detachable (Heating) Conducting surface
module Magnifying
(Cooling) glass

B. Side view of the project

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C. Exploded view of the project

D. Front view of the project

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E. Top view of the project

3.2. Construction Time Frame

Month 1 Month 2
W1 W2 W3 W4 W1 W2 W3 W4

Designing the plan

Finding parts and
components

Functionality testing
Tweaks and revisions of
defects
Project evaluation

Month 3 Month 4
W1 W2 W3 W4 W1 W2 W3 W4

Designing the plan

Finding parts and
components
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Building an early prototype

Functionality testing
Tweaks and revisions of
defects
Project evaluation
Table 1.

3.3. Costing

COST
QUANTITY UNIT NAME AND DESCRIPTION
(PHP)
1 pc Stainless tube (2-inch radius) 600
1 pc Stainless tube (1.5-inch radius) 500
1 pc Heating element 650
2 pc Peltier module 500
1 pc Male Adaptor 450
1 pc Fan/Blower 130
4 pcs Heatsink 120
1 pc Splitter 20
1 pc UVC sterilizer 540
1 pc Magnifying glass 250
2 pcs Devcon Plastic Steel Epoxy 140
Labor 5100
TOTAL 9000
Table 2.

3.4. Research Design

This study adopts the research structure: design and development

research (DDR), specifically product and tool research. DDR is defined as

a methodical research system of design, development and evaluation

procedures with the aim to establish empirical basis for the invention of

products as well as the overarching model that governs their functions

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(Richey & Klein, 2014). This coincides with our study for we are creating a

product that needs to be comprehensively and a carefully designed.

4. Results and Discussions of the Evaluation and Description of Project

This section presents the results of the evaluation of our project as well as

their corresponding discussions.

Presentation of Data

The table below shows the responses made by the testers in terms

of the project’s functionality

Table #3: Mean of the Project in Terms of Functionality

ITEM NAME MEAN DESCRIPTION

The device can warm water,
1 4.50 Functional
exceeding 35°C within 20 minutes.
The device can cool water,
2 reaching below 35°C within 10 4.40 Functional
minutes.
The heating functionality can run
3 4.20 Functional
for more than 10 minutes.
The cooling functionality can run
4 4.30 Functional
for more than 15 minutes.
The heating and cooling modules
5 4.80 Highly Functional
can be attached to the bottle.
The heating and cooling modules
6 4.70 Highly Functional
can be detached from the bottle.
7 The UV light can be recharged. 5.00 Highly Functional
The UV light can be activated and
8 4.70 Highly Functional
deactivated with ease.
The UV light gets scattered and
9 4.60 Highly Functional
magnified by the glass.
The ultraviolet light sterilization
10 functionality can run for more than 4.10 Functional
10 minutes.
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TOTAL MEAN 4.53 Highly Functional

4.1. Analysis and Interpretation of Data

As substantied by the data presented on table 3, it can be concluded

that the invention Self-Sterilizing Ultraviolet (UV) Water Bottle with

Detachable Heating and Cooling Modules is Highly Functional, with a total

mean of 4.53 as tested and rated by 10 teachers.

4.2. Findings of the Study

Based on the result, the functionality of the project was evaluated as

Highly Functional (4.53) by teachers of varying fields. Although every part

is functional, some functionalities were rated low due to them not having

been showcased sufficiently within the allotted time given by the testers,

thus explaining why the overall rating is at the baseline requirement to be

considered as highly functional. Nevertheless, the evaluation still resulted

to an overall mean of 4.53, and therefore highly functional.

Table #4: Parts and Functions of the Project

PARTS FUNCTIONS
Lid Covers the bottle, and contains the UV light
and magnifying glass
UV LED Sterilizes the water inside the bottle
Battery Acts as the power source for the UV light
Circuit Provides a pathway for the electricity
Magnifying Scatters and magnifies the UV light
glass
Metal Allows the modules and the lid to be
threading fastened onto the container
Container Stores water
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Module Holds the cooling ang heating modules

container
Fan/blower Regulates the heat coming from the hot
side of the peltier
Heatsink Absorbs and disperses the heat coming
from the peltier, and the heating element
Peltier A module that produces a cooling effect
DC Splitter Enables the peltier and fan to be activated
at the same time
Wire Transports electricity
Bolt Keeps the fan from moving
Spacer Adjusts the distance between the fan and
the module container
Screw Clamps the wires to the DC splitter
Adaptor Supplies the power for the heating module
Touch switch Activates the heating module via touch
Male plug Provides power to the heating element
when plugged in
Devcon Bonds steel and seals gaps on the
Plastic Steel container
Epoxy
Silicone Attaches the magnifying glass onto
sealant stainless steel

5. Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations

This section covers the summary of the findings of our evaluated project,

the conclusions that can be made, and the recommendations made by the testers.

5.1. Summary of Findings

The project titled “Self-Sterilizing Ultraviolet (UV) Water Bottle With

Detachable Heating and Cooling Modules” was created for the purpose of

providing an invention that could alleviate the number of waterborne

diseases and heat-related disorders. After conducting the evaluation

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process, it was found that the project is highly functional as assessed by

teachers of varying fields.

To be specific, the functionality that was rated the highest was item

7, with a score of 5.0, described as highly functional. Next to it is item 5,

with a rating of 4.8, also described as highly fuctional. The third highest are

items 6 and 8, with ratings of 4.7, still described as highly functional. The

lowest rating is on item 10, rated 4.1, and described as functional.

5.2. Conclusions

Based on the results of the study, it can be concluded that the Self-

Sterilizing Ultraviolet (UV) Water Bottle With Detachable Heating and

Cooling Modules is highly functional. Moreover, in the current design, it is

advisable not to use other potable liquids other than water for tests for it are

still yet to be conducted. The design of the prototype is not ideal, however,

it is enough to prove the concept of self-sterilization of water using UV as

well as the concept of cooling and heating modules for water bottles.

5.3. Recommendations

Based on the findings of the project, the following recommendations

are deemed appropriate by the testers and the researchers alike:

1. The invention should be made of light-weight materials as it is

quite heavy, making it unideal to be a portable product.

2. The invention should use cheaper materials as the

manufacturing of the prototype was too expensive.

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3. Cable management must be strictly observed in order to ensure

the safety of the end-user.

4. An insulating material should be wrapped around the container

to avoid the skin getting burnt.

5. The cooling module should not make a lot of sound when

activated.

6. A gasket should be installed in order to prevent water leak when

tilted.

7. Conduct futher studies on the efficiency of the project.

8. Conduct further studies in order to improve the design and

functionality of the existing project.

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Appendix A

Mean of the Project in Terms of Functionality

ITEM NAME MEAN DESCRIPTION

The device can warm water,
1 4.50 Functional
exceeding 35°C within 20 minutes.
The device can cool water,
2 reaching below 35°C within 10 4.40 Functional
minutes.
The heating functionality can run
3 4.20 Functional
for more than 10 minutes.
The cooling functionality can run
4 4.30 Functional
for more than 15 minutes.
The heating and cooling modules
5 4.80 Highly Functional
can be attached to the bottle.
The heating and cooling modules
6 4.70 Highly Functional
can be detached from the bottle.
7 The UV light can be recharged. 5.00 Highly Functional
The UV light can be activated and
8 4.70 Highly Functional
deactivated with ease.
The UV light gets scattered and
9 4.60 Highly Functional
magnified by the glass.
The ultraviolet light sterilization
10 functionality can run for more than 4.10 Functional
10 minutes.
TOTAL MEAN 4.53 Highly Functional
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Appendix B

Documentation of the Overall Process of the Project

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Appendix C

Questionnaire and Validation Form of Functionality

SELF-STERILIZING ULTRAVIOLET (UV) WATER BOTTLE WITH

DETACHABLE HEATING & COOLING MODULE

Rating Scale
Functionality
5 4 3 2 1
1. The device can warm water, exceeding 35°C within
20 minutes.
2. The device can cool water, reaching below 25°C
within 15 minutes.
3. The heating functionality can run for more than 10
minutes.
4. The cooling functionality can run for more than 15
minutes.
5. The heating and cooling modules can be attached
to the bottle.
6. The heating and cooling modules can be detached
from the bottle.
7. The UV light can be recharged.
8. The UV light can be activated and deactivated with
ease.
9. The UV light gets scattered and magnified by the
glass.
10. The ultraviolet light sterilization functionality can run
for more than 10 minutes
Mean Score

Rated by:___________________________
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SEAN BENEDICT S. MENDOZA

Researcher

Mobile Phone Number: +639382182230

E-mail Address: seanbenedictmendoza@sjp2cd.edu.ph

Personal Information

Date of Birth: June 26, 2005 Place of Birth: Davao City

Civil Status: Single Gender: Male

Weight: 57 kg Height: 5’6”

Religion: Roman Catholic Citizenship: Filipino

Father’s Name: Ryan Jay Q. Mendoza

Guardian’s Name: Lucila Q. Mendoza

Educational Attainments Year

Elementary: Magallanes Elementary School 2017

Secondary: Sta. Ana National High School 2021

St. John Paul II College of Davao 2021-Present

Strand: STEM
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CARLO G. ESCAPE
Researcher

Mobile Phone Number: +639561707915

E-mail Address: carloescape@sjp2cd.edu.ph

Personal Information

Date of Birth: January 10, 2005 Place of Birth: Digos City

Civil Status: Single Gender: Male

Weight: 60 kg Height: 5’5”

Religion: Roman Catholic Citizenship: Filipino

Father’s Name: Bonifacio E. Escape

Mother’s Name: Dalia G. Escape

Educational Attainments Year

Elementary: Holy Cross of Davao College 2017

Secondary: Holy Cross of Davao College 2021

St. John Paul II College of Davao 2021-Present

Strand: STEM
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CHELLO G. SERION
Researcher

Mobile Phone Number: +639663072886

E-mail Address: chelloserion@sjp2cd.edu.ph

Personal Information

Date of Birth: October 27, 2004 Place of Birth: Davao City

Civil Status: Single Gender: Female

Weight: 43kg Height: 4’11”

Religion: Roman Catholic Citizenship: Filipino

Father’s Name: N/A

Mother’s Name: Deovilla S. Tsuboi

Educational Attainments Year

Elementary: Matina Central Elementary School 2017

Secondary: Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School 2021

St. John Paul II College of Davao 2021-Present

Strand: STEM
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AUBREY L. ESPELLARGA
Researcher

Mobile Phone Number: +639284541896

E-mail Address: aubreyespellarga@sjp2cd.edu.ph

Personal Information

Date of Birth: June 1, 2004 Place of Birth: Surigao del

Sur

Civil Status: Single Gender: Female

Weight: 44kg Height: 5’2”

Religion: Roman Catholic Citizenship: Filipino

Father’s Name: Elmer F. Espellarga

Mother’s Name: Joan May M. Lleno

Educational Attainments Year

Elementary: Leon A. Garcia Sr. Elementary School 2017

Secondary: Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School 2021

St. John Paul II College of Davao 2021-Present

Strand: STEM
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BETHEA MARIE A. LOVITOS

Researcher

Mobile Phone Number: +639268582637

E-mail Address: betheamarielovitos@sjp2cd.edu.ph

Personal Information

Date of Birth: November 15, 2004 Place of Birth: Davao City

Civil Status: Single Gender: Female

Weight: 41kg Height: 5’3”

Religion: Filipinista Citizenship: Filipino

Father’s Name: Bernard M. Lovitos

Mother’s Name: Aloida A. Lovitos

Educational Attainments Year

Elementary: New Matina Elementary School 2017

Secondary: Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School 2021

St. John Paul II College of Davao 2021-Present

Strand: STEM