Waste disposal is a major problem everywhere in the world. The government believes that it is challenging to properly arrange wastes, both industrial and residential, as cities become more and more urbanised. While it is possible to dispose of domestic garbage at landfills in rural areas, this is not an option for the urban network. In developing countries like India, where the majority of households rely on urban/metropolitan labour, every one of these wastes is placed in landfills, which is the most common method of rubbish collection. However, these dumps pollute the air and water. Incineration and combustion are other methods for getting rid of trash. Here, wastes are burned under regulated circumstances. This method has its drawbacks, but it is still a better option than the long-term problems associated with landfills. However, incinerators are expensive, and the great majority of people are not informed of the benefits of using domestic incinerators. This goal of current work is to create a family-sized incinerator that can be transported about easily. Additionally, the garbage that is burned will be converted into thermal and electrical energy. It must also be mild. Selection

Incinerator, Electricity, Thermo Electric Generator (TEG), Population, Solid Waste, Heat