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    Design and Development of Child Rescur Mechanism from Open Borewell
    (2017-10-12T13:56:33Z) Sachin S, Vastrad; Santosh, M; Manish, Gupta
    In the past few years, there have been several accidents of children falling into abandoned borewells in India.Abandoned borewells that have turned into death pits for children. The problemis all over India. Rescue team spend hours and sometimes days to save child. A lot of money is also spent in these missions. In most cases they are unable to save the kids. A small delay in the rescue can cost the child’s life. The rescue team tries to approach the victim from a parallel well that take hours to dig. This complicated process makes. Very few of the victims have been saved in such accidents. The objective of the project is to design and fabricate a “Borewell RescueMechanism” and to supply oxygen to the child trapped inside borewell. The equipment is designed to operate off the 12volt battery and the light weight DC Johnson motor.This mechanism assembly will be supported by a rope pulley drive and a stand. Acamera was placed to find the baby position, which will be displayed on the monitor screen.

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