Dry Waste into Useful Energy Generation: Hardware Design and Development


Date Published : 14 September 2026

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Prof.Sai Kiran Oruganti, Faculty of Engineering and Built Science, Lincoln University College-KL,Malaysia.

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Prof. Dr. Muthuvel Balasubramanian

Lincoln University College, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
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Dry Waste Power Generation Energy Generation Useful Energy Generation Dry Wate into Useful Energy Generation

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Abstract

Generally, day by day, the generation of dry waste is increasing everywhere. The number of landfill sites is increasing. The generation of dry waste is increasing along with the increasing of the population. We are making this project in which we have been making this for to generate electricity through a heating process from waste materials. In this project, we are producing energy by burning dry waste materials with an automatic solar tracking system to make it more efficient during the day. The automatic solar tracking system helps optimize solar panel efficiency by following the sun's movement throughout the day. We avoided glass and petroleum products, which affect the heating process. During the daytime, using the Automatic solar tracking system, it will draw energy from the sun and converts into electricity, and at night we can make electricity by burning the waste. While heating the solid waste, the heating panels observe that and convert heat energy into electrical energy and store energy for the purpose of charging the battery, which is used to supply that energy for further purposes.

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Prof.Sai Kiran Oruganti, Faculty of Engineering and Built Science, Lincoln University College-KL,Malaysia., P. K. O. F. of E. and B. S. L. U. C.-K., & Muthuvel Balasubramanian, D. (2026). Dry Waste into Useful Energy Generation: Hardware Design and Development. Sustainable Global Societies Initiative, 1(11). https://vectmag.com/sgsi/paper/view/1203