AMBABAI TALIM SANSTHA’S

SANJAY BHOKARE GROUP OF INSTITUTE MIRAJ

Automatic Hammering Machine

PRESENTED BY,
 Mr. Prathamesh Mahesh Joshi
 Mr. Irfan Shaikh
 Mr. Rohan Ramesh Kamble
 Mr. Mahesh Mallesh Vitekar
 Mr. Anil Kundalik Pawar

Under Guidance of,

 CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 OBJECTIVE
 LITERATURE REVIEW
 METHODOLOGY
 EXPENDITURE
 CONCLUSION
 FUTURE SCOPE
 REFERENCE
INTRODUCTION
 Seat Belt
 It is Necessary to wear seat
belt, Our System will make
aware of wearing seat belts
and make a safe drive

 According to survey of maruti

25% of people wearing the
seat belts
 Overloading of Vehicles
 For getting more profit in less time, the
truck owner’s overload their trucks
exceeding their maximum carrying capacity
there by ignoring the rules

 Overloading also results in damage of

vehicle

 Due to Overloading the road damage is also

increasing
 Alcohol Detection
 Drinking and driving is already a serious
public health problem, our system
implemented by us aims at reducing the road
accident.

 One of the major reason of deaths on

Indian roads is accidents due to drunken
driving

 According to a survey 67% of the road

accident occurs due to Drink and drive
 OBJECTIVE
 Seat belt as a safety feature reduces chances of major injuries or even loss of life
in an accident hence to make sure that people wear a seat belt

 The alcohol detection system can be implemented in vehicles to avoid accidents

due to drunken driving

 The objectives of this work are to analyse the behaviour of vehicle overloading
on flexible pavements for the betterment for the human safety
 LITERATURE REVIEW
 Shahul Hameed PK, R.Chandra Prathap, (Study on impact of overloading on national
Highways in varying Terrains)

 Rupal Shah, Yogesh Sharma, Binil Mathew, Vijay Kateshiya (Review paper on
Overloading effect)

 S. Thivagr, E. Nantha Kumar (Automatic Hand brake system)

 Namita Shinde, Swati Rima, Parul Singh (Alcohol Detection & Vehicle engine locking
system)
 METHODOLOGY
 Survey

 Component Selection

 Flow Chart

 Circuit Design
 Survey
 Overload Detection Sensors

A. Linear beam type

B. Bending force sensing type
C. Shearing force type

 Alcohol Detection Sensor

A. MQ3 Alcohol Gas Module

B. TGS822 Gas sensor
C. TGS2620 Gas sensor
 Component Selection

 Overload Sensor - Shearing force type

 Alcohol Detection Sensor - MQ3 Alcohol Gas

Module
Flow Chart
Project Layout
 EXPENDITURE
ESTIMATED COST COST (RS)
SENSOR 5000/-
CIRCUIT DESIGN 5000/-
FABRICATION 3000/-
OTHER ALLOWANCE 4000/-
TOTAL 17000/-
 CONCLUSION
 We come with the conclusion of that, Alert today – Alive
tomorrow.

 This System provides the alert for safety majors in vehicle

like Seat Belt Alert, Overloading Alert & Alcohol Detection.
 FUTURE SCOPE
 To Check the proper wearing of seat belt the heart beat sensor
can be placed on seat belt and check

 Solenoid coil operated on AC supply system, AC coils are more

powerful than DC coils this is firstly converted on DC to AC supply
system for solenoid coil. Therefore at starting position DC
converter is attached to the system

 To avoid the accident on Roads due to the High Beam of light of

upcoming vehicles the driver vision reduces to overcome the
problem we can use LDR sensor which can automatically lower
down the high beam.
 REFERENCE
 Shahul Hameed PK Project Engineer, NATPAC Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala, India, R. Chandra prathap Scientist B, NATPAV,
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerla, India International Journal of Engineering
Research & Technology (IJERT) ISSN: 2278-0181 Vol. 7 Issue 01, January-
2018

 Rupal Shah, Yogesh Sharma, Binil Mathew, Vijay Kateshiya & Jatin Parmar
International Journal of Advanced Scientific Research and Management,
Vol. 1 Issue 4, April 2016. www.ijasrm.com

 Automatic hand brake system, S.Thivagar, C.Nantha Kumar department

of mechanical engineeringponnaiyah ramajayam college of engineering
and technology, thanjavur

 Namita Shinde, Amresh Giri, Swati Rima, Parul Singh International

Journal of Industrial Electronics and Electrical Engineering, ISSN(p): 2347-
6982, ISSN(e): 2349-204X
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