A.V.

C College Of Engineering
Department of Electrical and Electronic
Engineering

IOT BASED SOLAR VACUUM CLEANER

820320105011-RAGUL.M
820320105015-ROHITH.M
820320105017-SANTHOSHKUMAR.K
820320105310-KIRUBAKARAN.E

Under The Guidance of

DR.R.SELVAGANAPATHY M.Tech.,Ph.D
Assistant Professor
Department OF EEE
 Abstract
 The renewable energy source is very important for today’s
world.
 The solar operated vacuum cleaner is a step in saving these
non renewable source of energy.
 The technology that can help us to maintain our environmental
climate and help in our daily lives.
 We offer solar powered vacuum cleaner as one possible
solution that can slightly change our way of living for better.
 Solar vacuum cleaner an help us to reduce the pollution.
 Collect the sun rays provide a better platform to collection of
dust which is helps to environment
 Objective
 Traditionally floor is cleaned with the help of dry mop or
wet mop using the hand as a potential tool.
 They have to scrub hard on the surface. By the help of
machines also we can get huge efficiency because there is
no chance of human error there.
 The aim of this project work is to design and develop
process for cleaning the floor having wet and dry surfaces.
 It is very useful for cleaning the wet as well as dry floors.
This floor cleaning machine consisted of moisture cotton
mop, swiping brushes, wipers and vacuum cleaner for
reducing the cleaning time.
 LITERATURE REVIEW
 A vacuum cleaner is commonly referred to as a vacuum
occasionally as a ho over is a device that uses an air pump to
create a partial vacuum to suck up dust and dirt, usually from
floors.
 The dirt is collected by either a dust bag or a cyclone for later
disposal.
 Vacuum cleaners, which are used in homes as well as in
industry, exist in a variety of sizes and models from small
battery-operated hand-held devices to huge stationary
industrial appliances that can handle several hundred liters of
dust before being emptied.
 Accumulation of dust on the PV panel reduces its
transmittance which results in the reduction of the power
output, thus resulting in loss of power generation.