CHAPTER V

SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS

This chapter presents the reviews of the summary findings, conclusions,

and recommendations based on the comprehended results of the evaluation

given by the respondents.

SUMMARY AND FINDINGS

The following findings of the study were results based on the summary

evaluation and testing from Chapter IV.

 The five criteria received excellent descriptive ratings from the total mean

of three different groups of evaluators based on the overall evaluation.

Construction of the Design X = 4.80 EXCELLENT

Ease of using the Project X = 4.76 EXCELLENT

Safety in Operating the Project X = 4.72 EXCELLENT

Portability of the Project X = 4.65 EXCELLENT

Maintenance Requirements X = 4.74 EXCELLENT

So the automatic disinfection tunnel using a hybrid electrical supply

system meets the evaluator’s quality, idea, and design standards, as well

as market standards.

 The electrical and non-electrical students of the College of Technology

Management gave the project portability an excellent descriptive rating,

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while a student from different colleges of the University of Makati gave it a

very good descriptive rating, indicating that the automatic disinfection

tunnel using a hybrid electrical supply system needs further improvement.

 The automatic disinfection tunnel motion sensor had a 10 – 15 delay

before it sends a signal.

 The automatic disinfection tunnel nozzle droplet is deemed more

extensive than the expected output.

 The water pump used in the project’s prototype forbids pumping

flammable liquids.

 The automatic disinfection tunnel project utilizing a hybrid electrical supply

system did not obtain perfect 5 ratings for each criteria, stating that

something should be changed or added to the project to make it more

interesting and popular in the market.

 The final results received excellent descriptive ratings, demonstrating that

the automatic disinfection tunnel using a hybrid electrical supply system

can be used effectively in schools.

CONCLUSION
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The following conclusion of the study was derived from the summary of

findings.

 The design of the automatic disinfection tunnel that used the hybrid

electrical supply power system has achieved its intended function and

purpose. 

 The project’s portability needs further improvement to make it looks

compact and easy to transport.

 The durability of the project may lack because the researcher prioritizes

the budget for the components and device and then allocate the remaining

budget for the project’s structure.

 The motion sensor delay may cause traffic for the entering people.

 The people who walk in the automatic disinfection tunnel are expected to

get wet.

 As the project's prototype water pump prohibited the use of flammable

fluids, it can be used as the project is initially in the prototype stages.

 The project’s development of an automatic disinfection tunnel using a

hybrid electrical supply system looks to have a promising future as the use

of different alternative power sources is the trend nowadays and has a lot

of potential for improvement.

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RECOMMENDATION

The following recommendation of the study was based on the derived

conclusion.

 The automatic disinfection tunnel, which uses a hybrid electrical supply

system, can be used by the schools as another layer of protective

measure against the threat of pandemic.

 Due to the size and weight of the automatic disinfection tunnel and its

case, the bottom must be fitted with wheels so that the project can be

pushed rather than lifted to be moved to another location.

 The automatic disinfection tunnel should have a footbath to catch excess

disinfection solution and to avoid slippery floors.

 Use an adequate programmable sensor device to control the delay and

the duration of the disinfection.

 To avoid people getting completely wet, the nozzle heads used in the

projects are appropriate for their application.

 Use the water pump recommended for the application of a flammable

fluids.

 To make the project more durable and attractive, use a lightweight metal

or material to construct the tunnel and build the case attached to it to

make it durable and compact.

 The project study will help future researchers to serve as a reference

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APPENDICES
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APPENDIX A

LIST OF ACRONYMS
COVID-19 – Coronavirus disease 2019

WHO – World health organization

PV – Photovoltaic

PVC – Polyvinyl chloride

LED – Light emitting diode

PIR – Passive Infrared

SPDT – Single pole double throw

SPST – Single pole single throw

ATS – Automatic transfer switch

SCC – Solar Charge Controller

CTM – College of Technology Management

UMAK – University of Makati

MPa – Megapascal Pressure Unit

AH – Ampere Hour
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APPENDIX B

LIST OF TOOLS USED IN THE PROJECT

1. Wood saw

2. Metal saw

3. Electric Drill

4. Hammer

5. Nails

6. Pliers

7. Screwdrivers

8. Wood screw and Metal screw

9. Measuring tape

10. Welding Tools

11. Soldering Tools

12. Multi tester tool

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APPENDIX C

EVALUATION QUESTIONAIRE USE IN THE STUDY

DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATIC DISINFECTION TUNNEL USING A

HYBRID ELECTRICAL SUPPLY SYSTEM

Greetings,

We are a student from the University of Makati taking up a Bachelor of

Science in Electrical Technology and are surveying to evaluate our research

project entitled “Development of an Automatic Disinfection Tunnel Using a Hybrid

Electrical Supply System”. This is one of the requirements for the completion of

the Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Technology at the University of Makati.

The survey aims to gather information and knowledge to assess the

acceptability of the project. We researcher asks for your kind assistance in

evaluating the said instructional module on its acceptability in terms of the

following areas of concern the Construction of the design, Ease of using the

project, Safety in operating the project, Portability of the project, and

Maintenance Requirements.

We, the researchers are also requesting your honest suggestion and

recommendation to further improve his design. We are very thankful for your

participation in our survey.

Very Truly yours:

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The Researchers

I. DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE

1. Name: ____________________________

2. Age: _______

3. Gender: _______

4. Put Check on the list below:

Electrical Students

Non-Electrical Students of CTM

University of Makati Students from Different Colleges

II. Evaluation Questionnaire.

Instruction: Please evaluate the prototype by using the given scale

and place checkmark under the corresponding numerical rating:

Numerical Rating Equivalent Rating

5 Excellent

4 Very Good

3 Good

2 Fair

1 Poor
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Indicator Criterions 5 4 3 2 1

1. Construction of 1.1 The electronic device is properly

the Design organize
1.2 The layout of wiring connection
looks clean
1.3 The project Appearance
1.4 The used of hybrid on-grid System

2. Ease of Using 2.1 The device fulfills its function

the Project 2.2 Adjustment trouble shooting and
Repair Accessibility
2.3 Easy to Operate
3. Safety In 3.1 Protection of the device against
Operating the short circuit
Project 3.2 Properly Labeled the mist spray
3.3 The safety upon entering the
disinfection tunnel
4.1 Toughness of the Device
4. Portability of 4.2 The size is easy to work with
the Project 4.3 Carrying the weight is manageable
4.4Can be easily Transfer to one
another
5. Maintenance 5.1 Materials and consumable are
Requirements readily available locally
5.2 The materials is use inexpensive

5.3 Electronics and electrical device is

easy to maintain

III. What are the Comments, Suggestions, and Recommendations in our Study?
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________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________

Online Evaluation Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1zTLq_noHCeVvrB-

IU4_PYZHog7QwWz4vZudfmlKg-5M/viewform?edit_requested=true

APPEDIX D
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LIST OF EVALUATORS
ELECTRICAL STUDENTS
NAME COURSE
1. Y. MAGNO BS ELECTRICAL TECH

2. L. SALVACION BS ELECTRICAL TECH

3. L. COSIDO BS ELECTRICAL TECH

4. T. CANOY BS ELECTRICAL TECH

5. J. MAYNES BS ELECTRICAL TECH

Non-Electrical Student of CTM

1. R. CRUZ BS BUILDING TECH

2. D. CORTEZ BS BUILDING TECH

3. P. OCUL BS ELECTRONICS

TECH

4. L.JAVIER BS BUILDING TECH

5. M. CRUZ BS ELECTRONICS TECH

STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT COLLEGES OF UMAK

1. S. BERROYA BS POLITICAL SCIENCE

2. R. SESE BS COMPUTER TECH

3. A. LIM BS COMPUTER TECH

4. C. CAIMOY BS POLITICAL SCIENCE

5. E. BILAN BS PSYCHOLOGY

6. J. JACINTO BS COMPUTER TECH

7. A. LAYLO BS ACCOUNTANCY
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8. J. FESTIN BS PSYCHOLOGY

9. M. DIONISIO BS TOURISM

10. A. BERNABE BS TOURISM

RESEARCHERS’ PROFILE
JOSHUA PHILIP B. CASTILLO

COMPONENTS
CASE
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181 - O 25th Ave.

BRGY EAST REMBO MAKATI CITY
MOBILE NUMBER: 09093688520
EMAIL: jcastillo.k11507531@umak.edu.ph

OBJECTIVES:
To obtain a position where I can apply my knowledge also to work and
learn and to utilize my abilities and skills and ensuring.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
AGE: 24YearsOld
GENDER: Male
DATE OF BIRTH: Aug 7, 1997
NATIONALITY: Filipino
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
CIVIL STATUS: Single

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
COLLEGE: Bachelor Science in Electrical Technology
: University of Makati (2018 - Present)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: University of Makati
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Fort Bonifacio High School
GRADE SCHOOL: West Rembo Elementary School

INTEREST/SKILLS
- Flexible and fit to work

EMMANUEL TJ L. DIONISIO
224 ACACIA ST.
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BRGY COMEMBO MAKATI CITY

MOBILE NUMBER: 09616199957
EMAIL: dionisiotjhayemman@gmail.com

OBJECTIVES:
To learn and obtain the company’s expectation through hard work and
dedication and be able to enhance my skills and abilities, and grow in a
progressive organization

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
AGE: 23YearsOld
GENDER: Male
DATE OF BIRTH: April 27, 1999
NATIONALITY: Filipino
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
CIVIL STATUS: Single

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
COLLEGE: Bachelor Science in Electrical Technology
: University of Makati (2018 – Present)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: University of Makati (2016 – 2018)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Benigno Ninoy S. Aquino High School (2012 – 2016)
GRADE SCHOOL: Comembo Elementary School (2006 – 2012)

INTEREST/SKILLS
- Flexible and fit to work
- Creativity

MARVIN R. HERMIDA
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#15 MAIN ROAD PHASE 2 SAN ISIDRO

BRGY STA ANA TAGUIG CITY
MOBILE NUMBER: 09260917497
EMAIL: mhermida.k11617699@umak.edu.ph

OBJECTIVES:
Seeking an entry-level position to begin my careen in a high level
professional environment.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
AGE: 21YearsOld
GENDER: Male
DATE OF BIRTH: June 14, 2000
NATIONALITY: Filipino
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
CIVIL STATUS: Single

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
COLLEGE: Bachelor Science in Electrical Technology
: University of Makati (2021 – Present)
: Diploma in Electrical Installation and Maintenance
: University of Makati (2018 – 2021)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: University of Makati (2016 – 2018)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Benigno Ninoy S. Aquino High School (2012 – 2016)
GRADE SCHOOL: Pembo Elementary School (2006 – 2012)
INTEREST/SKILLS : Flexible and fit to work
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BUTCH BRYAN B. MARTICIO

175 MOLAVE ST.
BRGY CEMBO MAKATI CITY
MOBILE NUMBER: 09298573120
EMAIL: Marticio.Butch@gmail.com

OBJECTIVES:
To work smart and efficient to utilize my skills and capabilities in the given
position, thus contributing to the growth of the company goals and objectives in
pursuit of excellence.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
AGE: 23YearsOld
GENDER: Male
DATE OF BIRTH: May 12, 1999
NATIONALITY: Filipino
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
CIVIL STATUS: Single

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
COLLEGE: Bachelor Science in Electrical Technology
: University of Makati (2021 – Present)
: Diploma in Electrical Installation and Maintenance
: University of Makati (2018 – 2018)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: University of Makati (2016 – 2018)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Pitogo High School (2012 – 2016)
GRADE SCHOOL: San Jose Elementary School (2006 – 2012)

INTEREST/SKILLS
- IT Literate - Flexible and Creative
- Drawing and Painting
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MARK IAN P. MOSARTA

BLK 251 LOT 25 JUPITER ST.
BRGY PEMBO MAKATI CITY
MOBILE NUMBER: 09612990895
EMAIL: ian3mosarta@gmail.com

OBJECTIVES:
Seeing position as front office agent to further develop my skills in the
hospitality industry and obtain opportunities for my career growth.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
AGE: 22YearsOld
GENDER: Male
DATE OF BIRTH: Feb 3, 2000
NATIONALITY: Filipino
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
CIVIL STATUS: Single

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
COLLEGE: Bachelor Science in Electrical Technology
: University of Makati (2021 – Present)
: Diploma in Electrical Installation and Maintenance
: University of Makati (2018 – 2021)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: University of Makati (2016 – 2018)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Benigno Ninoy S. Aquino High School (2012 – 2016)
GRADE SCHOOL: Nambaran Elementary School (2006 – 2012)

INTEREST/SKILLS
- Flexible and fit to work
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JOSHUA P. ROBLES
BLK 274LOT 3 AGUILA ST.
BRGY PEMBO MAKATI CITY
MOBILE NUMBER: 09750886357
EMAIL:Jrobles.k11614744@umak.edu.ph

OBJECTIVES:
To able to work in a company wherein, i can gain and share my
knowledge, dedication, passion to excellence thru hard work, and eventually
become an asset to the company.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:
AGE: 22YearsOld
GENDER: Male
DATE OF BIRTH: Oct 31, 1999
NATIONALITY: Filipino
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
CIVIL STATUS: Single

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
COLLEGE: Bachelor Science in Electrical Technology
: University of Makati (2021 – Present)
: Diploma in Electrical Installation and Maintenance
: University of Makati (2018 – 2021)
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: University of Makati (2016 - 2018)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Benigno Ninoy S. Aquino High School (2012 - 2016)
GRADE SCHOOL: Pembo Elementary School (2006 - 2012)

INTEREST/SKILLS
- Flexible and fit to work