Recent Trends in IOT-Enabled Composter for Organic Wastes

Balaganesh, Pandiyan; Vasudevan, Mukund; Rameswari, R.; Natarajan, Nagarajan

doi:10.1007/978-981-16-5543-2_36

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“…The product's output is achieved within a four-week timeframe. [6][7][8][9][10] This paper explains the traditional method of composting that last for 6-12 months includes four stages of composting. Mesophilic, where bacteria and fungi break down easily to a couple of weeks; Thermophilic, where heat-loving microorganisms break down lasting several weeks; Cooling Phase, where Mesophilic microorganisms return to break down remaining matter over a few months; and Curing Phase, where compost matures at ambient temperature, lasting several months.…”

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Organic Waste Composting Machine

Dr. Dinesh Kumar V,

Anantha Harini S K,

Anwar A

et al. 2024

Int Res J Adv Engg Hub

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This abstract presents an innovative approach to organic waste management through the design and implementation of an advanced organic waste composting machine. As the global population continues to grow, managing of organic waste becomes an innovative challenge. The proposed solution aims to address environmental concerns, promote sustainable agricultural practices, and contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Key features of the composting machine include automated temperature and moisture control, ensuring an optimal environment for microbial activity. The organic waste compost produced by the machine serves as a nutrient-rich soil conditioner, promoting soil health and fertility. The implementation of this composting technology contributes to circular economy principles by closing the organic waste loop and reducing dependence on chemical fertilizers. Additionally, the composting machine aligns with sustainable development goals by promoting resource efficiency and supporting local agriculture in waste reduction practices. This technology represents a step towards creating more resilient and environmentally conscious communities while supporting the transition to circular economies in the context of waste management.

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Organic Waste Composting Machine

Dr. Dinesh Kumar V,

Anantha Harini S K,

Anwar A

et al. 2024

Int Res J Adv Engg Hub

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“…The contemporary universe is experiencing silent smart evolution with enhancing technological progress touching all life aspects. Smart technologies positioned as the epi-centre of DT (Digital Transformation) possess drastic result leasing to innovation towards designing IoT (Internet of Things) as the main pillar of recent Industry 4.0 [1]. IoT is defined as the network of objects embedded with circuits, sensors, electronics, and connectivity, which permits the objects for gathering and transmitting data.…”

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Potential applications of internet of things: A comprehensive analysis

Punitha,

Rekha

2024

SRIT

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Internet of Things (IoT) is the amalgamation of hardware, like sensors and trackers, which monitor several parameters of the environment or physical objects, and software that processes all the data gathered by hardware. Globally, the IoT market is anticipated to reach 53.8 billion USD by 2025. This enhancing demand is due to its innate ability to automate, which drives several industries to adopt IoT. In addition, minimum memory cost, processing, and storage with an increase in Big Data (BD), cloud, and conjunction of industrial networks and the internet are the added factors for the increase in IoT development. Due to this significance, IoT has applications in numerous areas like medical management, farming, wearable technology, smart energy meters, smart cities, etc. The applications are not limited to the examples mentioned above. Considering this, existing studies have considered different applications and attempted to execute them. As different applications have been focused on by these studies, the present review intends to provide a compilation of potential applications of IoT as considered by conventional research between 2018 and 2022. The study also intends to explore the advantages and disadvantages of different IoT applications (deliberated by conventional studies) through tabular analysis. Further, this review emphasizes IoT’s major key challenges and countermeasures to resolve its security issues. Finally, the study affords recommendations that will assist all IoT experts in bringing IoT products with enhanced security into the market.

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IoT-Based Agricultural Compost Monitoring System: Prototype Development and Sensor Technology Evaluation

Tomicic

2022

Compost Science & Utilization

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Recent Trends in IOT-Enabled Composter for Organic Wastes

Cited by 4 publications

References 22 publications

Organic Waste Composting Machine

Organic Waste Composting Machine

Potential applications of internet of things: A comprehensive analysis

IoT-Based Agricultural Compost Monitoring System: Prototype Development and Sensor Technology Evaluation

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