Smart Self-Drying With Anti-Bacteria Clothes Blinds

Samsudin, Tajul Rosli (2016) Smart Self-Drying With Anti-Bacteria Clothes Blinds. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Weather conditions in Malaysia cannot be expected. The average temperature in the country is around 27°C and sometimes can reach 30°C. For those who want to dry clothes, it can be a problem and an obstacle to them for drying clothes and so indirectly, they will dry their clothes in the house. As everyone knows, drying clothes in the house is not a good thing and it can cause bacterial growth caused by moisture in the laundry. It is not good for humans, especially for baby clothes. It has become a factor in the creation of a clothes dryer in the house. It is made in accordance with the problems faced by the common man. Drying clothes in this house has been applying the same concept to the concept of natural outside using the sun and wind as the drying medium. It uses an electric heater as the heating medium and use a fan to distribute the warm air. One form of hot air generated in the form of turbulent flow. Moreover, an additional medium in which heating is the heat lamp. UV light is used to kill microorganisms such as viruses and bacteria found on the clothes hanging. Three types of clothes have been used to conduct experiments koshibo types, satin and cotton. Clothes hung on a wire rope provided and dryers that have the electrical box above. After making comparisons between this product and a natural source, product drying time is faster and more effective than the drying time using natural sources.

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