DRY AND WET WASTE SEGREGATION: A Comprehensive Overview of an Advanced Automatic Waste Segregation System

Authors

  • Amisha M. Ramteke DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, KDK COLLEGE OF ENGENEERING, NAGPUR 9370526901 Author
  • Ashwini G. Mohadikar DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, KDK COLLEGE OF ENGENEERING, NAGPUR 9699462337 Author
  • Monika M. Sawargave DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, KDK COLLEGE OF ENGENEERING, NAGPUR 8010935928 Author
  • Saloni O. Deshmukh DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, KDK COLLEGE OF ENGENEERING, NAGPUR 9322611767 Author
  • Tanu I. Selokar DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, KDK COLLEGE OF ENGENEERING, NAGPUR Author

Keywords:

SEGREGATION, Automatic

Abstract

The rapid urbanization and population growth in cities worldwide have led to an unprecedented increase in municipal solid
waste generation, posing significant environmental, health, and economic challenges. Conventional waste management systems, relying heavily on manual labour and outdated infrastructure, are often ineffective, resulting in overflowing landfills, pollution, and the spread of diseases. To address these issues, this study proposes an innovative intelligent waste management system, integrating cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices to optimize waste collection, segregation, and disposal.
The proposed system utilizes smart sensors and monitoring technologies to track waste generation patterns, dumpster fill levels, and waste composition in real-time. This data is used to optimize waste collection routes, reduce overflow, and promote efficient segregation of waste into recyclable, organic, and non-recyclable categories. The system also incorporates advanced data analytics and machine learning algorithms to identify trends, predict waste generation patterns, and provide insights for policy-makers and stakeholders.
The intelligent waste management system is designed to be scalable, adaptable, and user-friendly, with a focus on promoting community engagement, education, and participation in waste management practices. The system's effectiveness will be evaluated through a comprehensive pilot study, assessing its impact on waste reduction, recycling rates, and community satisfaction.
The proposed system has the potential to transform the way urban waste is managed, providing a sustainable, efficient, and community-driven solution to the pressing issues of waste management in cities worldwide. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and promoting community engagement, this system can help reduce waste, promote recycling, and create a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable urban environment.

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Published

22-03-2025

How to Cite

DRY AND WET WASTE SEGREGATION: A Comprehensive Overview of an Advanced Automatic Waste Segregation System. (2025). International Journal for Research Publication and Seminar, 16(1), 541-550. https://jrpsjournal.in/index.php/j/article/view/129

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