1. Our team Chemical Device
Our chemical device is a door handle sanitizer. It aims to reduce the problem of high infection rates of Covid-19 through indirect contact by an infected person. This can be through everyday objects that have been contaminated such as the door handle, where many different people touches it. The device’s function is to detect the hand on the door handle and spray hand sanitizer onto the door handle after a person lets go of the door handle. By doing so, it kills any bacteria or viruses on the door handle which in turns reduces the risk and reduces the rate of Covid-19 infections through indirect contact.
2. Team Planning, allocation, and execution
Team members and their roles
Wei Xue (Team leader)
Firmanshah (Chief Financial Officer)
Anthony (Chief Operating Officer)
Lionel (Chief Security Officer)
Rufus (Chief Financial Officer)
Bill of Materials
Project Title: |
Automated Door handle
sanitiser |
Team members: |
Anthony, Wei Xue,
Firmanshah, Rufus, Lionel |
Created by: |
Anthony, Wei Xue,
Firmanshah, Rufus, Lionel |
Date created: |
16/12/2021 |
BILL OF MATERIALS (BOM) |
No |
Description of item |
Supplier |
quantity |
quantity unit |
unit price |
Total Cost |
Available at W319 Lab or
FabLab? (Y/N) |
||
1 |
Infrared sensor Module |
1 |
- |
$0.68 |
$0.68 |
N |
|
||
2 |
Maker UNO Edu Kit |
https://robot-r-us.com.sg/p/maker-uno-edu-kit-arduino-compatible |
1 |
- |
$18.70 |
$18.70 |
Y |
|
|
4 |
Clear Acrylic Sheet | A3 Size
(297mm x 420mm x 3mm) |
1 |
374.22 cm3 |
$7.90 |
$7.90 |
Y |
|
||
5 |
Spray Bottle |
1 |
150ml |
$0.64 |
$0.64 |
N |
|
||
6 |
Acrylic Glue |
https://artfriendonline.com/OnlineUsers/Product/PAP_PAD/PAINTING/ACRYLIC |
1 |
50ml |
$3.85 |
$3.85 |
N |
|
|
7 |
Acrylic Hinges |
https://artfriendonline.com/OnlineUsers/Product/PAP_PAD/PAINTING/ACRYLIC |
1 |
- |
$3.90 |
$3.90 |
N |
|
|
Grand Total Cost: |
$35.67 |
|
Gantt chart and Task Allocation
People in charge of the following tasks:
Design Ideation: Everyone in the team
Programming and Setup
of Arduino Circuit: Wei Xue and Lionel
Design of Box:
Anthony
Design of Components
in box: Everyone in the team
Purchasing of materials: Everyone in the team
3D Printing and Laser
Cutting of Box and Components: Firman and Rufus
Assembly and Building of prototype: Everyone in the
team
3. Design and Build Process
In this section, provide documentation of the design and build process.
Part 1. Design and Build of Bottle holder 1 (done by Firmanshah).
https://cp5070-2021-2b05-group1-firmanshah.blogspot.com/p/project-development-entry.html
Part 2. Design and Build of Bottle holder 2 (done by Rufus)
https://cp5070-2021-2b05-group1-rufus.blogspot.com/p/project-development-entry.html
Part 3. Design and Build of Arduino board holder and box (done by Me, Anthony).
So I will be showing how the Arduino holder was designed first. We measured the Arduino board, and it was 60mm x 69mm which is around 60mm x 70mm. We then drew out a ‘map’ of the board and split it into 10mm x 10mm squares to identify areas where there are no protrusions so that we can place supports.
After
analysis we are then able to sketch out a design for the holder.
Now
onto the box. We want to laser cut a press fit box so we needed dimensions for
the box so that I can be a tight fit but still hold all the components. Firstly
we measured the components so that we can get the general size of the box.
Putting
it into the laser cutter and we got our pieces.
Part 4. Coding of Arduino and circuit setup (done by Wei Xue).
https://cp5070-2021-2b05-group1-weixue.blogspot.com/2022/02/project-development.html
Part 5. Coding of Arduino and Circut setup (done by Lionel)
https://cp5070-2021-2b05-group1-lionelneo.blogspot.com/p/project-development.html
Integration/Assembling the prototype
During our assembly of
prototype, it was a group effort conducted by all. On 11th February,
we met up in school to build our device.
So this is our planning stage
where we determined where each part would be in the device.
Next, we assembled the acrylic
casing using acrylic glue.
After gluing the acrylic case
together, we started to assemble the interior pieces of the device using super
glue and double-sided tape.
Next, we attached the acrylic hinge
onto the casing so that we can open and close our device.
Afterwards, we attached our wires, Servo
motor and infrared sensor into the case.
Lastly after the glue is dried, we
place our spray bottle in and tested our device.
4. Problems and solutions
Problem 1: When
we were using our first bottle holder design, we realized that if we were to put
the bottle into the holder and secure it into the container, we realized that
we were not able to remove the bottle from the side.
Solution: Our
solution was to cut the bottle holder that Firman made into a semi-circle to
allow users to replace the spray bottle as and when it was empty. This would
allow us to replace the bottle from the top instead of the sides.
Problem 2: Servo
motor was not strong enough to push down the spray bottle.
Solution: We decided
to cut the spring inside the spray bottle to lower the spray bottle resistance.
Another solution we did was to increase the range of the servo motor from 40-80
degrees to 30-120 degrees to give it more power to press down the spray bottle.
5. Project Design Files as downloadable files
Bottle holder Y-shape: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jKx3oijPJ4XQOulNBKQDRAuHHLUcfe1X/view?usp=sharing
Bottle holder Cylinder:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hOUGOTHnF_Hsmpa2vtSQf9LM69dMZkjj/view?usp=sharing
Sketch to fusion 360:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j-w4wK54gPOJv30M9_EflXlc5DA-Lsai/view?usp=sharing
Arduino board holder:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cczFPXyz68HAWuVVVnqimF9RTeTBRig3/view?usp=sharing
Press fit box:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jPnPQBdFou6raCHgljDWviZbGaph2IeL/view?usp=sharing
Final code:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O-Nzn9IzPnDhbmZCtdAB9ce08xfQeiJf/view?usp=sharing
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