Solar to “X”: Design and modelling of a Solar- Powered DC Ironing System for Sustainable Cloth Ironing

Abstract

The increasing environmental concerns surrounding traditional coal-based ironing systems necessitate the adoption of sustainable alternatives. This study examines cutting-edge developments in environmentally friendly ironing technologies, such as low-impact, chemical-free ironing equipment, sustainable fabric treatments, and energy-efficient steam systems. This Green Ironing Revolution seeks to drastically reduce the carbon footprint of clothing care procedures by emphasizing energy conservation, water conservation, and the removal of hazardous materials. The study also looks into industry trends, consumer behaviour, and the uptake of green ironing techniques, emphasizing how environmentally friendly decisions spur market innovation. This study highlights the potential for industry-wide transformation by thoroughly analysing current green technologies and cutting-edge solutions. It also suggests tactics for wider implementation and the future of sustainable garment care. Real-time data analysis through MATLAB-Simulink modelling and thermal simulations validate its feasibility. Performance results demonstrate a 90% improvement in efficiency and zero emissions, making it a sustainable alternative. According to the research, adopting green ironing solutions is not only a step in the right direction but also a profitable commercial venture for both consumers and producers.