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Mechrella
Objective: This paper comprises the new way of construction and designing of mechanical roof for the controlled environment. Methods: Retractable roofs are those roofs which are used now days to cover the stadiums from the top so that there won’t be hindrance for the audience and players to see and play match in adverse weather conditions. Mechrella is kind of roof designed to be used for industries purpose where products and raw materials are dried or stored in open chambers. So this idea will be helpful in unfamiliar weather conditions. Finding: It was found that some industries that used to dry their raw material and products in direct sunlight suffered losses in unwanted rain shower so, Mechrella was sought an idea for such industries. It works automatically without any manual button. This idea is different, as before this retractable roof for stadiums were used and those were expensive to install in small levels industries. But this idea of Mechrella is cheaper and also easily portable. Application: It is cheap to install so it can be used in big as well as small scale industries to cover the roof in unwanted rain shower. Example: spices industries, dry flower industries etc.
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