instant decomposition

1. ~ a clean environment

2.  Introduction
 Definition
 Impacts
 Case study
 Solution
 Pseudo design
 Basic model
 Working principle
of machine
 Advantages

3.  Hi , we are Engineering students . we are here
to present an Instant Decomposition.
 First of all, we have to know , what is
decomposition and it’s impacts on
surroundings.

4.  Decomposition is
defined as, a type of
chemical reaction in
which under
suitable conditions,
one single
compound splits
into multiple
simpler substances

5.  Cities around world are facing great challenges
due to increasing urbanization .
 Public waste bins are filling up faster than
ever and inevitably many of the bins end up
over flowing before collected.
 Bacteria , insects ,vermin thrive from garbage
and overflowing waste causes viral , air and
respiratory diseases.

6.  Garbage contaminates surface water , which
effects all ecosystems.
 Direct handling of overflowing waste
exposes for health risks.
 Inefficient waste control is bad for well
being.

8. Case study:
A city suffering
from unhygienic
conditions was in
surat India , where
a pneumonic
plague epidemic
broke out in 1994 ,
causing 52 deaths.

9.  We know what is decomposition and its
impacts on environment.
 So , to overcome these problem , we
introduce Instant Decomposition technique..
 For Instant Decomposition , a special
Decomposing machine is used which can
decompose all types of wastes even plastics.

12.  Decomposition takes place under certain
conditions .
 If that conditions are developed , instant
decomposition takes place.
 There are three slots present in the machine.
First slot for wet wastes , second for dry
wastes and third slot for plastics.

13.  After collecting the wastes in its respective
slots , we start decomposing it instantly.
 First of all have to regulate conditions,
suitable for decomposition by adding
chemical reagents , organic compounds,
required micro organisms , catalysts etc.
 The added reagents reacts with the wastes
and decompose the waste materials by
forming particular temperatures , pressure
generators and controllers.

14.  The decomposed material is collected
separately and the additional products
evolved in the reaction like precipitates ,
poisonous gases are collected separately.
 To decompose organic matter , we don’t use
chemicals but use biological organisms like
moulds , worms etc.
 Non-decomposed materials can be ignited in
the machine , also the gases doesn’t release into
the environment.

15.  Generally , living organisms use nitrogen ,
phosphorous and some of the carbon to
decompose wastes.
 According to our research , to decompose
plastic wastes , we have to add little
composition of micro organisms and the
same chemicals to speed up the process.

16.  It is pollution free process.
 It consumes less time compares to natural
decomposition.
 Final products evolved through this method
are Eco-friendly.

17.  The decomposed material can be used as
manure in the agriculture, as it consists of
less chemical composition than present days
pesticides and fertilizers.

18.  This project is presented by -N.Thejaswinie
V.Kavya Nandini