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Handicap Mobility Lift

Handicap Mobility Lift. Introduction. Scott Brushaber (senior) Tom Wiley (senior) Amos Leis (senior) Lee Clark (senior) RL Industries A Mechanical Lift System that mounts in the bed of most sized trucks.

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Handicap Mobility Lift

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  1. Handicap Mobility Lift

  2. Introduction • Scott Brushaber (senior) • Tom Wiley (senior) • Amos Leis (senior) • Lee Clark (senior) • RL Industries A Mechanical Lift System that mounts in the bed of most sized trucks. With the number of handicap individuals all over the world there is a need for the transportation of their mobility devices. This system allows that to be possible while keeping the customer in mind. MECH-337_Fall 2008

  3. Identify the Problem • Given many different ideas for projects. • Why we chose what we chose? • A practical idea was chosen to help people. • Handicap mobility lift to help the transportation of a mobility device. • We wanted to make a difference and expand the available market. • Received the necessary specifications that needed to be followed. • Overall what was the mission for completing this project? MECH-337_Fall 2008

  4. Brainstorming • Explored existing manufactured concepts on the market. • Identified design flaws to avoid. • Group members multiple ideas. • Positives and negatives of each design. • Possible materials and components. • How could we make ours better than the competitors? • Explore top two designs in depth. MECH-337_Fall 2008

  5. Concept Design I MECH-337_Fall 2008

  6. Concept Design II MECH-337_Fall 2008

  7. Concept Design III MECH-337_Fall 2008

  8. Concept IV MECH-337_Fall 2008

  9. Concept Design V-A MECH-337_Fall 2008

  10. Concept Design V-B MECH-337_Fall 2008

  11. Final Product Design MECH-337_Fall 2008

  12. Final Design MECH-337_Fall 2008

  13. Final Design MECH-337_Fall 2008

  14. Final Design MECH-337_Fall 2008

  15. Final Design (Electric schematic) • Used a easy Four button weather proof control switch. • Allows user to operate lift while standing safely away from moving parts. • Utilizes multiple proximity sensors which prevent operator error and possible damage or injury. MECH-337_Fall 2008

  16. Animated Clips(Inventor) MECH-337_Fall 2008

  17. FEA (Forklift Assembly) MECH-337_Fall 2008

  18. FEA (Winch Lift Beam) MECH-337_Fall 2008

  19. Cost Analysis (BOM) MECH-337_Fall 2008

  20. Cost Analysis (Bolt Kit) MECH-337_Fall 2008

  21. Marketing • Easy and convenient lift controls. • Rigid rust resistant aluminum structure. • Reliable heavy-duty winch motors. • Designed for most sized mobility karts. • Keeps the kart conveniently and safely in the bed of any sized truck • Keeping the weight over the rear wheels does not hinder the drivability of the vehicle. • Maintenance free. MECH-337_Fall 2008

  22. QUESTIONS??? MECH-337_Fall 2008

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