REVIEW QUESTION Wind power is linearly proportional to which one of the following terms? Wind Speed (Wind Speed) 2 (W

1. REVIEW QUESTION Wind power is linearly proportional to which one of the following terms? • Wind Speed • (Wind Speed)2 • (Wind Speed)3 • (Wind Speed)4 Engineering 10, SJSU

2. REVIEW QUESTION Which of the following wind turbine designs typically turns faster? • Drag type design • Lift type design Engineering 10, SJSU

3. Engineering Design Engr 10 Introduction to Engineering JKA_ 2009

4. What do these “creations” have in common? JKA_ 2009

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6. Common……. • They are “created” for a purpose, a “function.” Most fulfill multiple functions. • All have some sort of shape, a “form.” The shape relates to the function, the usage of the device, materials implementation, aesthetics, and many other factors. • All are made by using “material.” • Virtually all have “cost” considerations. • Others have: safety, environmental, simplicity, aesthetics, usability, comfort, …considerations. JKA_ 2009

7. Functions? Function 1 Functions 1 2 23 Functions 1 2 3 4 5 Functions 1 2 3 JKA_ 2009 21

8. Function? Form? Material? Cost? Safety? Environmental? Usability? Simplicity Comfort? Entertainment? ……………… Function, Form, Material + JKA_ 2009

9. Engineering Design Function: To receive signals from the beacon, analyze, send information to controller. (input/output). Form: Most simple rectangle, except the receivers: semicircle. Reason: usage requires wider angle. Material: Epoxy resin, electronic components JKA_ 2009

10. The Key Elements of Product Design • Function: All products and services have one or more. It is the reason you are building the product. It is the purpose of your design. • Form: The final form of a product, or a structure, is the result of many factors: -The way you achieve the function, the “solution”, -The available material, their use , their properties, and their influence on aesthetics, cost, environment etc. • Materials: The availability and properties have direct effect on the form of the product: strength, weight, flexibility, weathering, environmental impact, aesthetics, temperature, cost, etc. JKA_ 2009

11. The Key Elements of Product Design Function . Cost Form Material JKA_ 2009

12. Importance per Discipline / Product * An enclosure is not considered an engineering design JKA_ 2009

13. Question 1 The final form of a structure is the result of the following factor(s): • The use of the material • The properties of the material • The way the function is achieved. • The cost and availability of the material • All of the above JKA_ 2009

14. The three most important elements of a design are? Form, Shape, Looks Form, Shape, Size Purpose, Scope, Cost Function, Form, Materials Responsibility, Applicability, Compatibility. Question 2 JKA_ 2009

15. Design • The Verb • To form an idea • To plan by drawing the outline • To sketch • To contrive • To project with an end in view The Noun • a project • a sketch to work from • a creative activity • ‘an arrangement of parts, details, form, color... as to produce a complete artistic unit’ JKA_ 2009

16. Design… a definition 'Design is the decision making process by which an idea is transformed into an outcome” ( product or service) JKA_ 2009

17. Teamwork Engineering Design JKA_ 2009

18. Engineering Design is a Process Manpower / Teamwork Materials Process Methods / Systematic Machinery / Testing Money / Cost JKA_ 2009

19. The Need Research Test Generate Solutions Implement Evaluate Solutions & Select JKA_ 2009

20. Let’s watch video about design at IDEO

21. The Engineering Design Process • Need for the product or the service There has to be a need for the product or the service. • Who defines it? Society - Government Market: Customer – Consumer Need for: Transportation, Communication, Health, Education Food-processing, preservation, delivery, Defense, Entertainment, Comfort, Business , … E10 Laboratory Projects? • Customer Requirements What customer ordered: product or services. (You may have to help your customer define his need) JKA_ 2009

22. The Engineering Design Process (cont.) • Define The Need: Once the need has been established, the first step of the engineering process is to define the problem on hand. • BUT, before you define a problem you need to understand it. • Evaluate the project constraints. • Translate customer requirements into a workable/ engineering concept. • What are the requirements/specifications of the turbine project??????? JKA_ 2009

23. Need The Engineering Design Process (cont.) Define Problem • Gather Information (Research) for all “How to” elements. • 10 – 30% of an engineers time can be spend on this step. • It is continuous rather than a one step activity (“Learning Curve” applies) • Applicable engineering principles • Materials, properties, procurement . • Tools and equipment, how to operate. • Etc. • E10 Research: Aerodynamics, Inventor 2008, Structural , Electrical, Tech. Communications Research Generate many Solutions Select best one Implement & Test JKA_ 2009

24. Learning Curve (Lifelong Learning) Learning Time, (wks, months) JKA_ 2009

25. Need The Engineering Design Process (cont.) Define Problem • Brainstorming: An activity designed to generate a lot of ideas/solutions. • Quantity is of importance - design has many solutions • Build on the ideas of others • Focus on Function - No criticism - All ideas are welcome • No limits or boundaries • No hesitation Sketching : a graphical presentation of an idea Research Generate many solutions Select best one/ Implement Implement & Test JKA_ 2009

26. Need The Engineering Design Process (cont.) Define Problem • Modeling • Functional Performance • Data collection • Data Analysis • Decision • Analyze failures • Redesign • Utilize alternate solutions Research Generate many solutions Select best one/ Implement Test JKA_ 2009

27. The Engineering Design Process Constraints: Turbine height = 17 in Stiffness vs. light weight Criteria: “constraints” you place on your design, for best performance, based on your design, materials , safety, environmental… If you had to build the turbine: Land, excavation, cost, location, access JKA_ 2009

28. Beyond the design steps final test design Ship to MFG development -Function -Function -Function -Form -Material -Models Requirements -Performance -Customer -Environmental -Legal -Repeatability -Reliability -Quality -Form -Material -Cost -Prototypes JKA_ 2009

29. The Engineering Design Process Documentation • Design Specifications • Assembly Procedures • Test Procedures • Materials Specification • Technical Communications To Manufacturing for mass production JKA_ 2009

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