Design and Development of Detachable driving/propulsion device for low weight carrying capacity of carrier or trolley

Authors

  • Priyank Patel Student of Mechanical Engineering Depertment, Shroff S.R.Rotary Institute of Chemical Engineering
  • Karankumar Khatri Student of Mechanical Engineering Depertment, Shroff S.R.Rotary Institute of Chemical Engineering
  • Pradhan Sourabh Student of Mechanical Engineering Depertment, Shroff S.R.Rotary Institute of Chemical Engineering
  • Dhanraj Vaghela Student of Mechanical Engineering Depertment, Shroff S.R.Rotary Institute of Chemical Engineering
  • Mr. Tejendra Patel Assistant professor of Mechanical Engineering Depertment, Shroff S.R.Rotary Institute of Chemical

Keywords:

Detachable Device, Electric Vehicle (EV), Rechargeable battery, Power rating, Propelling attachment, Battery powered vehicle, motorised Shopping trolley

Abstract

This work/project is about to provide solution for manual pushing of carrier/trolley. Pushing and
directing loaded or unloaded carrier/trolley includes applications in material handling for food industries,
packaging and logistic industries, airports, shopping malls and supermarkets. This activity consumes lot of
energy and effort for propelling and walking. This project aims to give conceptual and partial design for a
kind of attachment, which can power cart/trolley in propulsion. In the design of this attachment, shopping
cart is used for demonstration purpose. The attachment is detachable so attachment can be detached
whenever needed. Purpose of this project is to open new area of study in the field of optimisation and
ergonomics to make manual cart to electrically power.

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Published

2018-04-25

How to Cite

Priyank Patel, Karankumar Khatri, Pradhan Sourabh, Dhanraj Vaghela, & Mr. Tejendra Patel. (2018). Design and Development of Detachable driving/propulsion device for low weight carrying capacity of carrier or trolley. International Journal of Advance Research in Engineering, Science & Technology, 5(4), 443–449. Retrieved from https://ijarest.org/index.php/ijarest/article/view/1487

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 4 (2018): Volume: 05, Issue: 04 - April, 2018.

Section

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