Wikifab - Contributions de l’utilisateur [fr]

Fichier:Reformers Implementation.mp4

2020-12-13T13:59:44Z

Omoniyifasasi : Reformers_Implementation

Reformers_Implementation

Fichier:Reformers Design.mp4

2020-12-13T13:54:44Z

Omoniyifasasi : Reformers_Design

Reformers_Design

Reformers

2020-12-13T10:37:32Z

Omoniyifasasi :

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|Description=<translate>Reformers team is tackling SDGs 9 and 13. We are focusing on the waste sector. We are providing innovative solutions to help reduce the harmful effects of waste on our environment, by creating a circular economy.</translate>
|Area=Health and Wellbeing, Recycling and Upcycling, Science and Biology
|Type=Smart bins
|Difficulty=Medium
|Duration=12
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|Cost=500
|Currency=USD ($)
|Tags=waste, 3D printing, carton recycle
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{{Introduction
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Reformers is proffering an innovative solution to problem like Climate Change, Pollution and Clogged waterways. Our solutions involve three major areas namely; collection of waste, sorting of waste with our smart bins into different components like plastics, metals and all. We then recycle and upcycle the waste to new materials to fit into industries like Construction and Transportation, Fashion and Kitchen Items, and Agriculture.</translate>
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Our goal is to create a bin for separating plastic, metal, paper, organic and other kinds of waste.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Design</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>In this step, we came up with sketches and 3D designs for the smart bin.

The bin would make use of metal detectors, capacitive sensors (for plastic waste) and infrared sensors for organic waste.

Our design is to use each of these sensors to detect the presence of each kind of waste and then place them in their appropriate compartment.

For our prototype, we only detected metallic waste and made use of a magnet. We designed a simplified bin with 2 compartments (one for metallic waste and the other for other kinds of waste). A magnetic tray sits on top of the bin and waste is placed on it. If the waste is not magnetic, it is placed in one compartment, but if it is magnetic, it sticks to the tray. Then the tray is rotated to the second compartment, is demagnetised and the metallic waste falls into the second compartment.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Implementation</translate>
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# We implemented the design for the smart bins
# We went out to collect waste
# We recycled some of the waste (plastics) to show new products that can be formed. We created a plastic tray from waste plastic bottle caps. We also created a pipette tube rack.</translate>
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{{Notes
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Reformers

2020-12-13T10:34:55Z

Omoniyifasasi :

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|Area=Health and Wellbeing, Recycling and Upcycling, Science and Biology
|Type=Smart bins
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{{Introduction
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Reformers is proffering an innovative solution to problem like Climate Change, Pollution and Clogged waterways. Our solutions involve three major areas namely; collection of waste, sorting of waste with our smart bins into different components like plastics, metals and all. We then recycle and upcycle the waste to new materials to fit into industries like Construction and Transportation, Fashion and Kitchen Items, and Agriculture.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Design</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>In this step, we came up with sketches and 3D designs for the smart bin.

The bin would make use of metal detectors, capacitive sensors (for plastic waste) and infrared sensors for organic waste.

Our design is to use each of these sensors to detect the presence of each kind of waste and then place them in their appropriate compartment.

For our prototype, we only detected metallic waste and made use of a magnet. We designed a simplified bin with 2 compartments (one for metallic waste and the other for other kinds of waste). A magnetic tray sits on top of the bin and waste is placed on it. If the waste is not magnetic, it is placed in one compartment, but if it is magnetic, it sticks to the tray. Then the tray is rotated to the second compartment, is demagnetised and the metallic waste falls into the second compartment.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Implementation</translate>
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# We went out to collect waste
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Group:Reformers

2020-12-13T10:32:11Z

Omoniyifasasi :

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Reformers

2020-12-13T10:29:07Z

Omoniyifasasi :

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{{Tuto Step
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|Step_Content=<translate>In this step, we came up with sketches and 3D designs for the smart bin.

The bin would make use of metal detectors, capacitive sensors (for plastic waste) and infrared sensors for organic waste.

Our design is to use each of these sensors to detect the presence of each kind of waste and then place them in their appropriate compartment.

For our prototype, we only detected metallic waste and made use of a magnet. We designed a simplified bin with 2 compartments (one for metallic waste and the other for other kinds of waste). A magnetic tray sits on top of the bin and waste is placed on it. If the waste is not magnetic, it is placed in one compartment, but if it is magnetic, it sticks to the tray. Then the tray is rotated to the second compartment, is demagnetised and the metallic waste falls into the second compartment.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
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# We went out to collect waste
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Reformers

2020-12-13T10:19:41Z

Omoniyifasasi :

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{{Tuto Step
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|Step_Content=<translate>In this step, we came up with sketches and 3D designs for the smart bin.

The bin would make use of metal detectors, capacitive sensors (for plastic waste) and infrared sensors for organic waste.

Our design is to use each of these sensors to detect the presence of each kind of waste and then place them in their appropriate compartment.

For our prototype, we only detected metallic waste and made use of a magnet. We designed a simplified bin with 2 compartments (one for metallic waste and the other for other kinds of waste). A magnetic tray sits on top of the bin and waste is placed on it. If the waste is not magnetic, it is placed in one compartment, but if it is magnetic, it sticks to the tray. Then the tray is rotated to the second compartment, is demagnetised and the metallic waste falls into the second compartment.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
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# We went out to collect waste
# We recycled some of the waste (plastics) to show new products that can be formed. We created a plastic tray from waste plastic bottle caps. We also created a pipette tube rack.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
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Reformers

2020-12-13T10:17:35Z

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Reformers is proffering an innovative solution to problem like Climate Change, Pollution and Clogged waterways. Our solutions involve three major areas namely; collection of waste, sorting of waste with our smart bins into different components like plastics, metals and all. We then recycle and upcycle the waste to new materials to fit into industries like Construction and Transportation, Fashion and Kitchen Items, and Agriculture.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
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|Step_Content=<translate>In this step, we came up with sketches and 3D designs for the smart bin.

The bin would make use of metal detectors, capacitive sensors (for plastic waste) and infrared sensors for organic waste.

Our design is to use each of these sensors to detect the presence of each kind of waste and then place them in their appropriate compartment.

For our prototype, we only detected metallic waste and made use of a magnet. We designed a simplified bin with 2 compartments (one for metallic waste and the other for other kinds of waste). A magnetic tray sits on top of the bin and waste is placed on it. If the waste is not magnetic, it is placed in one compartment, but if it is magnetic, it sticks to the tray. Then the tray is rotated to the second compartment, is demagnetised and the metallic waste falls into the second compartment.</translate>
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# We went out to collect waste
# We recycled some of the waste (plastics) to show new products that can be formed. We created a plastic tray from waste plastic bottle caps. We also created a pipette tube rack.</translate>
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The bin would make use of metal detectors, capacitive sensors (for plastic waste) and infrared sensors for organic waste.

Our design is to use each of these sensors to detect the presence of each kind of waste and then place them in their appropriate compartment.

For our prototype, we only detected metallic waste and made use of a magnet. We designed a simplified bin with 2 compartments (one for metallic waste and the other for other kinds of waste). A magnetic tray sits on top of the bin and waste is placed on it. If the waste is not magnetic, it is placed in one compartment, but if it is magnetic, it sticks to the tray. Then the tray is rotated to the second compartment, is demagnetised and the metallic waste falls into the second compartment.</translate>
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# We went out to collect waste
# We recycled some of the waste (plastics) to show new products that can be formed. We created a plastic tray from waste plastic bottle caps. We also created a pipette tube rack.</translate>
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