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Design And Fabrication Of Mini DC Vacum Cleaner

Nwe Ni Tun

Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology  ·  Area of research: Mechanical Engineering

Abstract

Use of Fossil Fuels in Power Generation has its adverse environmental impact. And due to growing population there is a scarcity of Fossil Fuels in today?s world. To cope up with this problem this paper suggests the design of D.C operated vacuum cleaner using axial flow fan, which is capable of producing a suction pressure of 0.17- bar. And it is more efficient in cleaning and has less D.C. power consumption. This vacuum cleaner is wireless leading to better approach in cleaning the floor. As this vacuum cleaner is eco-friendly, looking forward to use a cleaner source of energy for the betterment of mankind, planet earth and environment.

Keywords

Flow Velocity; Revolution; Torque; Air Flow Rate; Efficiency

References

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Nwe Ni Tun "Design And Fabrication Of Mini DC Vacum Cleaner" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 2 Issue 12 2019 Page 58-64
Nwe Ni Tun "Design And Fabrication Of Mini DC Vacum Cleaner" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 2, no. 12, Jun. 2019
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Nwe Ni Tun "Design And Fabrication Of Mini DC Vacum Cleaner" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 2, no. 12, Jun. 2019.
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      abstract = {Use of Fossil Fuels in Power Generation has its adverse environmental impact. And due to growing population there is a scarcity of Fossil Fuels in today?s world. To cope up with this problem this paper suggests the design of D.C operated vacuum cleaner using axial flow fan, which is capable of producing a suction pressure of 0.17- bar. And it is more efficient in cleaning and has less D.C. power consumption. This vacuum cleaner is wireless leading to better approach in cleaning the floor. As this vacuum cleaner is eco-friendly, looking forward to use a cleaner source of energy for the betterment of mankind, planet earth and environment.},
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