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International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development- Volume 3 Issue 4, July-August 2020 Available at www.ijsred.com ISSN: 2581-7175 ©IJSRED: All Rights are Reserved Page 303 Design, Modelling, Implementation and Working (With Critical Times Concepts) of Two Wings Rotating Barrier for Establishing at the General Store to Create Social Distancing Vivekpuri G Goswami A , Vishalpuri A Goswami B , Prince J Modi C , Dhurv H chokshi D . A, B, C, D, E (Innovators & Students, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Government Engineering College Patan, GTU, India). A (Email: [email protected] ), B (Email: [email protected] ), C (Email: [email protected] ), D (Email: [email protected] ) ----------------------------------------************************---------------------------------- Abstract Here in the presented research report, The Engineers (authors) have developed the rotating barrier as an obstruction to maintain the social distancing with the help of the CAD software. Authors followed the design engineering methodology and prepared canvases for the development, Created mind mapping, and Designed with the help of standard design guidelines also modeling by CAD tool. The rotating barrier obstruction can establish in front of the general store door or ticket counters (and any place where the crowed of humans is create and its required to convert in row) to create social distancing as a safeguard to COVID-19. Also, for this project, Authors (Engineers) assumed (with empathy thinking) the working condition for the user. Also, in this paper, the Author (Engineers) has introduced the new concepts for the buyer in the rotating barrier as a name MCT (Momentary Critical Time) and RCT (Required Critical Time) & Free Time (FT) for the buyer with JT (Judgment Time) for the store owner. Keywords — CAD, Rotating Barrier, obstruction, Social Distancing, Store, Ticket Counter, RCT, MCT, CT, FT, JT. Row of human ----------------------------------------************************--------------------------------- I. INTRODUCTION The whole world is affected by the COVID- 19; for preventing COVID-19 infection, do not leave home is important. But it is compulsorily required to leave home to buy necessary things. Now, in this situation, as per the advice of WHO and Government guidelines, maintaining social distancing is more important. In more populated countries like China and India, the maintenance of social distancing is very difficult. The author (Engineer) invented the Metal – wooden structure to establish in front of the shop or store door. The structure introduced by the Engineer; the rotating barrier is the structure of steel or wood to make the obstruction between the two things, two or more peoples, etc. A revolving door generally consists of two or more wings that hang on a center with bearings and rotate around a vertical axis within a cylindrical enclosure. RESEARCH ARTICLE OPEN ACCESS

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International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development- Volume 3 Issue 4, July-August 2020

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ISSN: 2581-7175 ©IJSRED: All Rights are Reserved Page 303

Design, Modelling, Implementation and Working (With

Critical Times Concepts) of Two Wings Rotating Barrier for

Establishing at the General Store to Create Social Distancing

Vivekpuri G GoswamiA, Vishalpuri A Goswami

B, Prince J Modi

C, Dhurv H chokshi

D.

A, B, C, D, E (Innovators & Students, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Government Engineering College Patan,

GTU, India).

A (Email: [email protected]), B (Email: [email protected]),

C (Email: [email protected]), D (Email: [email protected])

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Abstract

Here in the presented research report, The Engineers (authors) have developed the rotating barrier

as an obstruction to maintain the social distancing with the help of the CAD software. Authors followed

the design engineering methodology and prepared canvases for the development, Created mind mapping,

and Designed with the help of standard design guidelines also modeling by CAD tool. The rotating barrier

obstruction can establish in front of the general store door or ticket counters (and any place where the

crowed of humans is create and its required to convert in row) to create social distancing as a safeguard to

COVID-19. Also, for this project, Authors (Engineers) assumed (with empathy thinking) the working

condition for the user. Also, in this paper, the Author (Engineers) has introduced the new concepts for the

buyer in the rotating barrier as a name MCT (Momentary Critical Time) and RCT (Required Critical

Time) & Free Time (FT) for the buyer with JT (Judgment Time) for the store owner.

Keywords — CAD, Rotating Barrier, obstruction, Social Distancing, Store, Ticket Counter, RCT,

MCT, CT, FT, JT. Row of human

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I. INTRODUCTION

The whole world is affected by the COVID-

19; for preventing COVID-19 infection, do not

leave home is important. But it is compulsorily

required to leave home to buy necessary things.

Now, in this situation, as per the advice of WHO

and Government guidelines, maintaining social

distancing is more important. In more populated

countries like China and India, the maintenance of

social distancing is very difficult. The author

(Engineer) invented the Metal – wooden structure

to establish in front of the shop or store door.

The structure introduced by the Engineer;

the rotating barrier is the structure of steel or wood

to make the obstruction between the two things, two

or more peoples, etc.

A revolving door generally consists of two

or more wings that hang on a center with bearings

and rotate around a vertical axis within a cylindrical

enclosure.

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Generally, obstructions like barrier are used

for controlling the traffic on the road as well as the

highways. Moreover these barriers are also used as

a check post point by the traffic police. Also, the

grill barriers are used for the crowed control in the

ticket counter of the railway, theatre, airport, etc.

Revolving Barrier Are Used Mostly in Garden

Door.

Different type customers are available in the

world, some customers Take More time as per their

body health. So, it is required to introduce the

critical times.

Definition of the newly developed concepts (For

rotating barrier as per this project): MCT, RCT,

CT.

Momentary Critical Time (MCT): when both

customers are in the barrier the first customer is

going for extruding and another customer is going

for the buying.

Required Critical Time (RCT): when the one

customer is entering or extruding, another customer

is implicate in the barrier.

Free Time (FT): when the one customer is buying,

another buyer is lifted from the barrier and his place

is being empty. The empty place will automatically

lock as per the design of the barrier stand. The

buyer who is buying can take time as per his want.

Judgement Time (JT): For the seller, when the

seller put the required things on the rotating plate

and the buyer put the payment money on the plate.

Now the plate is rotating and the times come when

the money and things are parallel but both are

middle in between buyer and seller. This time may

be possible the buyer can take both, and go away.

II. METHODOLOGY

Authors (Engineers) followed the guidelines

given by the GTU India for developing the solution.

The prepared the canvas is converted in to the table

format; as a Framework.

AEIOU Frame work is used in this project

for the observation of the actual field as A-Activity,

E-Environment, I-Interaction, O-Objects, U-Users.

AEIOU summary shown in the framework Table 1.

Table: 1. AEIOU Frame Work

Activity

Shopping by customers

Row of people

Rambling by some persons

Selling by shopkeeper

Environment

Virus Infected nature

Tumultuous

Hurriedly

Interaction

Cost

Maintenance

Deprivation

Trouble

Objects

Mask

Crowd

Steel Structure

Store door

Users

Customers

Local public

Store owner

The Authors (Engineers) not faced the

problem as an only observer but put their-self in

place of the user (customer and store owner) and

prepared Empathy framework as shown in Table 2.

Table: 2. Empathy Frame Work

User Store owner

Customers

Activities Shopping

Selling

Stakeholders Store owner

Sad Story

The Indian government

announced the people must

create a minimum of 2 mitres

social distance between each

other but many people’s can not

aware of it. So it can create a

spread of infection of the

viruses.

Happy story

If any obstruction is created;

then, the social distance is must

be automatically followed.

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After facing the empathy; the engineers

created the ideation and make the Framework

shown in the Table 3. Also created the mind

mapping for the inter link the solution and problem

as shown in Figure 1.

Table: 3. Ideation Frame Work

People

Worker

Manufacturer

Reviewer

Activity Row of people

Rotational turn

Situation disciplined row

Tools/

Equipments/

Objects

Grill

Metal Obstruction

Designed door

Figure: 1. Mind Mapping

III. DEVELOPMENT, DESIGN AND

IMPLEMENTATION

After Mind mapping, The Author (

started work about Product development and

prepared the product development Framework as

shown in Table 4.

Table: 4. Product Development Frame Work

Purpose

Social Distancing

Row Maintenance

Safeguard To Covid

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After facing the empathy; the engineers

created the ideation and make the Framework

shown in the Table 3. Also created the mind

mapping for the inter link the solution and problem

cturer

Reviewer

Row of people Rotational turn

disciplined row

Metal Obstruction

Designed door

Figure: 1. Mind Mapping

III. DEVELOPMENT, DESIGN AND

Author (Engineers)

evelopment and

evelopment Framework as

Table: 4. Product Development Frame Work

Social Distancing

Row Maintenance

Covid-19

People Store owner

Buyer (Public)

Product

Experience

Easy to implement

Less maintenance

Follow the Purpose

Product

Functions

Revolving Barrier

One Direction Rotation

Maintain Social Distancing

Product Features

More Than 2 mitre space

Between Two person

Seller- buyer & two buyers

Components

Bearing

Grill/ pipes

Woden plates rotating

Completed product development Framework

then authors (engineers) make

output product. As shown below.

Figure 2 (A): Plate Stand

The Figure.2 (A) Shown the Revolving

Stand for the Rotating Plate which can implement

in between the Working environment of the Seller

and buyer. The stand is implementable on the land

by the support of the legs. The figure.2 (B) shown

revolving plate for the implement on the fix stand

As per Figure.2 (A).

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Store owner - Seller Buyer (Public)

Easy to implement

Less maintenance

Follow the Purpose

Revolving Barrier

One Direction Rotation

Maintain Social Distancing

More Than 2 mitre space

Between Two person

buyer & two buyers

Bearing

Grill/ pipes

Woden plates rotating

roduct development Framework and

make the parts of the

output product. As shown below.

: Plate Stand

The Figure.2 (A) Shown the Revolving

Stand for the Rotating Plate which can implement

in between the Working environment of the Seller

and buyer. The stand is implementable on the land

by the support of the legs. The figure.2 (B) shown

the implement on the fix stand

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Figure 2 (B): Rotating Plate

Figure 3 (A) Shown the Revolving barrier

which can rotate. The radius of the internal rotating

barrier is more than 2 meters as per the Guidelines

of Government of India. The middle standing pipe

can fix on the land and attached by the bearing with

the Barrier for the revolving purpose. Figure 3

Shown the barrier Stand for Purpose of the

distancing and Row management. Also, it has the

oiled split for the easily rotating of the barrier. The

assembly can be the combination of the (A) and (B)

Figure 3 (A): Rotating barrier

Figure 3 (B): Barrier stand

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: Rotating Plate

Figure 3 (A) Shown the Revolving barrier

. The radius of the internal rotating

barrier is more than 2 meters as per the Guidelines

The middle standing pipe

can fix on the land and attached by the bearing with

the Barrier for the revolving purpose. Figure 3

Shown the barrier Stand for Purpose of the

distancing and Row management. Also, it has the

of the barrier. The

assembly can be the combination of the (A) and (B).

: Rotating barrier

arrier stand

Figure 4 (A) is shown the possible assembly of

the Figure 2 (A) And 2 (B). And Figure 4 (B) is the

possible assembly of the figure 3 (A) and (B)

Figure 4 (A): Hinged assembly of stand and plate

Figure 4 (B): Hinged assembly of barrier and stand

Figure 4 (A) and (B) makes the individual

assembly of the land support and barrier and also

land support on the rotating plate. Figure 5 Shown

the Assembly of the both individual assemblies of

the (A) and (B).

Figure 5: Assembly of output Product

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Figure 4 (A) is shown the possible assembly of

the Figure 2 (A) And 2 (B). And Figure 4 (B) is the

assembly of the figure 3 (A) and (B)

: Hinged assembly of stand and plate

: Hinged assembly of barrier and stand

Figure 4 (A) and (B) makes the individual

assembly of the land support and barrier and also

land support on the rotating plate. Figure 5 Shown

the Assembly of the both individual assemblies of

: Assembly of output Product

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The Figure 6 shown the complete output of the

invented product which can implement in front of

the store, ticket counter or any other places where

long row and crowd possible and it is required

control the cloud.

Figure 6: Isometric of implemented Pro

IV. IMPLEMENTATION

The implementation of the output product is

shown in the figure 7.

Figure 7 (A): wire frame of implemented on store

Figure 7 (B): Top View Of implemented product

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shown the complete output of the

invented product which can implement in front of

the store, ticket counter or any other places where

long row and crowd possible and it is required to

Product in store

The implementation of the output product is

Figure 7 (A): wire frame of implemented on store

Figure 7 (B): Top View Of implemented product

Figure 7 (A) and figure 7 (B) shows the

implementation of the output product in front of the

store. As per this, the user can establish this product

for the purpose of social distancing.

V. WORKING

For the Discussion of the working, it is

assumed the product is implemented in front of the

store (Figure 6), and both support Stands (Figure 2

(A) & Figure 3 (B)) are fixed

upperparts are assembled (Hinged)

via bearing for the rotation. This designed barrier

(Figure 3 (A)) and also plate (Figure 2 (B))

rotate in both directions clockwise and

anticlockwise.

For the easily understand of the

condition; Authors (Engineers

direction of the barrier in the clockwise direction

and the direction of the plate is also clockwise.

(1) Positions of the rotating barrier.

(a) Position “0”

In this position, the assembled hinged rotating

barrier is positioned in as it is without rotation or

any action. This position is possible when the store

is closed. The Position is shown in Figure

Figure 8 (A): Position 0

(b) Position: “1” In this position, the buyer X can enter, and

after entering in the barrier, customer can ready to

revolve the barrier in a clockwise direction

(Assumed). This position is shown in Figure

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Figure 7 (A) and figure 7 (B) shows the

implementation of the output product in front of the

store. As per this, the user can establish this product

for the purpose of social distancing.

For the Discussion of the working, it is

assumed the product is implemented in front of the

both support Stands (Figure 2

(A) & Figure 3 (B)) are fixed with land, and

(Hinged) with this stand

via bearing for the rotation. This designed barrier

(Figure 3 (A)) and also plate (Figure 2 (B)) can

rections clockwise and

For the easily understand of the working

ngineers) assumed the

direction of the barrier in the clockwise direction

and the direction of the plate is also clockwise.

tating barrier.

assembled hinged rotating

barrier is positioned in as it is without rotation or

any action. This position is possible when the store

is closed. The Position is shown in Figure 8 (A).

(A): Position 0

In this position, the buyer X can enter, and

customer can ready to

lve the barrier in a clockwise direction

. This position is shown in Figure 8 (B).

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Figure 8 (B): Position 1

(c) Position “2” In this position, the rotating barrier is stopped

and the buyer X is anything buying from the store.

After completing the buy and payment, the buyer

can revolve barrier for extruding from the stand.

This position is shown in Figure 8 (C).

Figure 8 (C): Position 2

(d) Position “3”

If, the buyer X completed the buy and going

for Exit; in between the new buyer Y can enter the

barrier stand for buying purpose. Figure

shows this process.

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barrier is stopped

is anything buying from the store.

After completing the buy and payment, the buyer X

can revolve barrier for extruding from the stand.

the buy and going

uyer Y can enter the

barrier stand for buying purpose. Figure 8 (D)

shows this process.

Figure 8 (D): Position 3

(e) Position “4”

New buyer Y is entered and t

going for Exit. This Position is shown in Figure 8

(E);

Figure 8 (E): Position 4

(f) Position: “5”

In this position, the revolving barrier is

stopped and the buyer Y is anything buying from

the store. In this position any new buyer Z cannot

entre in the barrier stand cause as per the design of

the barrier, The Empty space automatically locked.

After completing the buy and payment, the buyer

can revolve barrier for exit from the stand. This

position is shown in Figure 8 (F). This position is

same as Position 2. After buying complete by Buyer

Y, Y can Exit and the Buyer Z can enter.

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Figure 8 (D): Position 3

New buyer Y is entered and the buyer X

Exit. This Position is shown in Figure 8

Figure 8 (E): Position 4

In this position, the revolving barrier is

is anything buying from

ion any new buyer Z cannot

entre in the barrier stand cause as per the design of

the barrier, The Empty space automatically locked.

After completing the buy and payment, the buyer Y

from the stand. This

8 (F). This position is

same as Position 2. After buying complete by Buyer

Y, Y can Exit and the Buyer Z can enter.

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Figure 8 (F): Position 5

This process can continue as per the customers.

(2) Positions of the rotating plate.

(a) Position “1”

In this position, customer says for the

required thing; the seller arranges as per

requirement. The seller can put the required thing

on plate and the customer puts the money

side and revolves the plate. This Position is shown

in Figure 9 (A).

Figure 9 (A)

(b) Position “2”

After the revolved the plate, the buyer can receive

the required thing and the seller can receive the

payment. This position is shown in figure

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This process can continue as per the customers.

(2) Positions of the rotating plate.

this position, customer says for the

required thing; the seller arranges as per

requirement. The seller can put the required thing

and the customer puts the money another

This Position is shown

buyer can receive

receive the

payment. This position is shown in figure 9 (B).

Figure 9 (B)

Suppose, cash payment is not possible

and the payment is required by the digitally then the

buyer can pay by the digitally by scan the QR code.

QR arrangement on the rotating plate is shown in

figure 9 (C).

Figure 9 (C)

VI. CRITICAL POSITIONS

(1) Critical position of the buyers

time. Every customer is thought that they will do not

spend more time in the barrier, but when the

customer is in the barrier, sometimes comes that

is compulsory to require staying in the barrier. This

Position is say by Authors (Engineers) is Critical

Position. This time can create bareness to the

customer and the customer is required to maintain

tranquillity. The Authors (Engineers) say this time

is “Required Critical Time (RCT)”.

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Figure 9 (B)

cash payment is not possible by buyer

yment is required by the digitally then the

can pay by the digitally by scan the QR code.

QR arrangement on the rotating plate is shown in

Figure 9 (C)

the buyers and critical

Every customer is thought that they will do not

spend more time in the barrier, but when the

customer is in the barrier, sometimes comes that it

is compulsory to require staying in the barrier. This

Position is say by Authors (Engineers) is Critical

ate bareness to the

the customer is required to maintain

The Authors (Engineers) say this time

is “Required Critical Time (RCT)”.

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The first customer is going to Exit

customer is entered into the barrier, both customers

are going fast. The Authors (engineers) say this

time is “Momentary Critical Time (MCT)” For both

customers.

Suppose the buyer X is the first buyer and Y is

the buyer and Also Z is the Last buyer. So, Critical

Times can Say As below.

(a) Critical time for buyer X.

Suppose the customer X is the first buyer. Then

buyer X can freely buy as per he wants.

Buyer X is going to exit. At that time the

customer Y is entering the barrier. The author

(Engineer) say that this time for buyer X is the

critical time. The Critical position of buyer X is As

per Figure 8 (D).

The buyer Y is entered in the barrier but x

not exited to the barrier. The Authors (engineers)

say to this time is “Momentary Critical Time

(MCT)” For both X and Y customers.

always “momentary” time (Every customer want

this time, can be minimum). This position is shown

in the Figure 10 (A).

The First buyer is requires to face one time

RCT and MCT.

Figure 10 (A)

(b) Critical time for buyer Y.

In between the first and the last customer,

every customer is compulsory required to face the

critical time; two times MCT (Entering and

and RCT (After first MCT and Before MCT).

Critical position for the buyer Y is as per

Figure 8 (D) and Figure 8 (E).

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Exit and another

barrier, both customers

are going fast. The Authors (engineers) say this

time is “Momentary Critical Time (MCT)” For both

Suppose the buyer X is the first buyer and Y is

the buyer and Also Z is the Last buyer. So, Critical

is the first buyer. Then

buyer X can freely buy as per he wants.

to exit. At that time the

is entering the barrier. The authors

say that this time for buyer X is the

The Critical position of buyer X is As

The buyer Y is entered in the barrier but x is

not exited to the barrier. The Authors (engineers)

Critical Time

For both X and Y customers. This time is

(Every customer want

This position is shown

The First buyer is requires to face one time

In between the first and the last customer,

every customer is compulsory required to face the

critical time; two times MCT (Entering and Exit)

and RCT (After first MCT and Before MCT).

Critical position for the buyer Y is as per

(c) Critical time for the last buyer Z.Last buyer is compulsory required to face one

time Momentary Critical Time (MCT) and

immediately ‘Required Critical Time (RCT)’ when

the rear customer is extruding from the barrier. This

position is shown in figure 8 (E) (place X to Y and

Y to Z).

(d) Critical time for seller.

The critical time for seller can occur when t

position of the things and money are as shown in

Figure 10 (B). This Time is Said by authors

(Engineers) is Judgment Time for

Figure 10 (B)

(e) Free time for Any Customer.

The free time (FT) can enjoy only the buyer,

during buying anything. Figure

position of buyer Y when he is enjoying Free Time

(FT).

Figure 10 (C

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buyer Z. Last buyer is compulsory required to face one

time Momentary Critical Time (MCT) and

ediately ‘Required Critical Time (RCT)’ when

the rear customer is extruding from the barrier. This

position is shown in figure 8 (E) (place X to Y and

The critical time for seller can occur when the

things and money are as shown in

Figure 10 (B). This Time is Said by authors

for Seller.

Figure 10 (B)

Free time for Any Customer.

can enjoy only the buyer,

Figure 10 (C) shows the

position of buyer Y when he is enjoying Free Time

C)

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VII. CONCLUSION

The product explained in this research

project can help the whole world to prevent the

infection to COVID-19. Also, it can help the store

keeper to manage crowd in front of the shop. Also,

any place where required human crowed converts to

row and rotation. The Position of the rotating plate

and position of the rotating barrier is totally

independent to each other. Also, the future scope of

the presented product is immense. In future weather

protecting kit can be installed in this device to

protect the customer from heavy rain or from

sunlight during the hot summer days. And can

install a huge umbrella over the device which will

protect the customer from the mentioned problems.

The Author (Engineers) introduced the new

concepts for buyer in the rotating barrier as a name

MCT (Momentary Critical Time) and RCT

(Required Critical Time) & Free Time (FT) for

buyer during buying with Judgment Time (JT) for

store owner. Every buyer always wants this, the

Minimum RCT and Maximum FT. these concepts

of the Critical positions, RCT, MCT, FT, and JT

can be useful for future work, and also, can be the

deep research subject for the scientist and

engineers. And can help to solve the more related

Questions.

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