Design and Analysis of Small Fallen Leaf Collection, Crushing, and Recycling Vehicle

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Abstract

Leaf recycling, a crucial component of urban environmental protection, aims to systematically collect and reuse fallen leaves on streets. At present, fallen leaves are usually cleaned manually by sanitation workers, and environmental protection departments then use special cars to transport fallen leaves to treatment stations for incineration. This not only requires a significant amount of labor and material resources but also causes air pollution and wastes fallen leaves. In this study, a collecting, crushing, and recycling vehicle was designed to solve this problem. The proposed device significantly improves the efficiency of collecting fallen leaves and facilitates their secondary utilization. The design process is described in detail, including the working design of the entire device, static analysis, and transmission system design. The entire vehicle model was 3D printed to verify that the initial design concept satisfies the assembly and production requirements of the device.

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Zhang, X., Liu, H., Liu, C., Zhao, Z., Han, W., Yin, L., & Guo, A. (2024). Design and Analysis of Small Fallen Leaf Collection, Crushing, and Recycling Vehicle. Processes, 12(9). https://doi.org/10.3390/pr12092011

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