Project Burnside Programmable Logic Solar Radiant Heating System

1. Project BurnsideProgrammable Logic Solar Radiant Heating System • Advisor • Dr. Wayne Lu, Dr. Ken Lulay • Industry Representative • Mr. Jonathan Fant Team Arturo Bimrose Troy Heynderickx Jon Sakkos University of Portland School of Engineering

2. Overview • Introduction • Scorecard • Additional Accomplishments • Plans • Issues/Concerns • Conclusions University of Portland School of Engineering

3. Introduction • Programmable • Logic Solar • Radiant Heating • System University of Portland School of Engineering

4. Scorecard • Previously: • TOps finished • “Your team has chosen a great project and you are doing a first-rate job with the design and engineering.” • LCD programming • Defined ME construction space • Completed: • I2C bus programming • User interface and display • The rest of the parts are here! • Shortcomings: • U of P did not provide us with facilities to construct mechanical portion • Very, very tired. University of Portland School of Engineering

5. Additional Accomplishments • ME construction nearly complete • Two possible pumps University of Portland School of Engineering

6. Additional Accomplishments University of Portland School of Engineering

7. Plans • Add final control logic • Integration University of Portland School of Engineering

8. Milestones University of Portland School of Engineering

9. Concerns/Issues • “Tweakers” stealing copper from project • It is getting close to the end. • Lots of fit and finish work to get done. University of Portland School of Engineering

10. Conclusions • All components are in our possession • Project nearing completion • Everyone is getting components done University of Portland School of Engineering