Green Machine: Building Compost Transporter in Malawi

Green Machine: Building Compost Transporter in Malawi
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Goal: Build an easy-to-use machine for transporting compost in Malawi to alleviate waste disposal issues. Learn about the project background, client needs, engineering requirements, and current state-of-the-art solutions.

  • Malawi
  • Compost
  • Transportation
  • Innovation
  • Sustainable

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  1. 20FB6 Malawi Compost Transporter Team name: The Green Machine Team member: Husain Aldawood, Connor Schmerfeld, Hope Williams, Shi Zhang

  2. Project Description and Client The goal is to build a machine that is capable of transporting compost from one place to in a small village in Malawi. It will be a machine that is easy to use and easy to maintain as well. This project was created in order to help a poor country complete an everyday task much easier. Client: Dr. McDonnell

  3. Malawi Background Malawi is a small landlocked country in the southeastern region of Africa. It is considered one of the poorest countries in the world. Most of Malawi s population engages in subsistence agriculture making waste a major problem. Currently, women and children are responsible for waste disposal and bringing them to dump sites whereas community members dispose of waste in rivers. [1] [1]

  4. Current State-of-the-Art [3] [2]

  5. Customer Needs Must Have: Maintainable Manufacturable Durable Lightweight Easy to Operate Maneuverable Size Operable on Muddy Roads Nice to Have: Low Cost Easy to Operate High Capacity Rechargeable Reusable Materials Found in Malawi

  6. Engineering Requirements Increase Power Small Dimensions Increase Waste Capacity Increase Battery Life Decrease Weight Decrease Manufacturing Cost

  7. References [1] K. M. G. Phiri, K. Ingham, Z. D. Kadzamira, O. J. Kalinga, and J. C. Mitchell, Malawi, Encyclop dia Britannica, 06-Feb-2020. [Online]. Available: https://www.britannica.com/place/Malawi#ref43940. [2] Trade Wheel, TradeWheel. [Online]. Available: https://www.tradewheel.com/p/farm-dump- truck-3-wheel-diesel-666378/. [3] Concrete Buggy, www.alibaba.com. [Online]. Available: https://www.alibaba.com/product- detail/Concrete-Buggy_104306347.html.

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