Design & Analysis of Pedal Operated Washing Machine for Electric Generation

Abstract

To put it another way, pedal power is the conversion of human power into mechanical power by means of a pedal and gear system. A bicycle has been propelled by this technology for more than a century and is the most frequent mode of personal transportation. Pedal power is used less often to power agricultural and hand equipment, as well as to produce energy. Pedal-powered computers, grinders, and water wells are all examples of pedal-powered devices. A pedal-powered washing machine is the focus of this project. In this machine, the pedalling is turned into rotational motion using a compound gear system, which is the underlying principle. However, cloth cleaning has long been regarded a nuisance due to its time-consuming nature, which makes it a necessary component of our daily routines. Washing machines now come in a broad range of styles and sizes. As a general rule, electric-powered washing machines use detergents that create a pulsating flow around the garments they are washing. Some 70% of the population in our nation has a very low economic standing and cannot afford a washing machine owing to financial restraints or the lack of energy for whatever reason.