Intelligent Systems for Managing and Monitoring the Collection, Sorting, and Transportation of Solid Waste for Processing

2024

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DOI 10.5109/7183376
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The aim of the work is to implement an innovative solution for increasing volumes of household waste in multi-level and multi-storey residential and public buildings. The methods used include: analytical, statistical, functional, deduction, and synthesis methods. The study developed an innovative utility solution, and this rubbish chute design ensures the collection and complete sorting of solid waste, improves fire safety and sanitation in the rubbish chute, and is also capable of detecting localized sources of fire or contamination The results can be a key element in reducing environmental impacts and optimizing waste management in urban and residential environments.