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P10505 – Cold Pressure Fusing II Final Design Review Team Fusion 2/22/2010. Project Members Aniket Arora – Project Manager – ISE David Hatch – Lead Engineer – ME Jon Burville – ME Eric Wilcox – ME Thomas Stojanov – EE Customer Mr. John Knapp - Xerox Mr. Tony Condello - Xerox
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P10505 – Cold Pressure Fusing IIFinal Design ReviewTeam Fusion2/22/2010
Project Members • Aniket Arora – Project Manager – ISE • David Hatch – Lead Engineer – ME • Jon Burville – ME • Eric Wilcox – ME • Thomas Stojanov – EE • Customer • Mr. John Knapp - Xerox • Mr. Tony Condello - Xerox • Faculty Guide • Mr. Bill Nowak - Xerox Project Team, Faculty, & Customer
Compliance • DOE calls for two levels of compliance to test effect on fusing • • Springs must be capable of transmitting 150 lbs of force with additional FOS • Selection Criteria: • Must reach 200 lbs of load. • Spring constants must be significantly different. • Deflection to max load must be large to allow fine tuning. • Free length must not exceed 1.5 in. • Deflection cannot exceed 0.75 in. • This uses existing hardware
Methods of Measuring Skew • ME machine shop can measure skew easily using a dial indicator • CMM is available as well • Low tech option of a large caliper for quick measurement
Update on Deformation • ME machine shop can grind and polish rollers to tolerance. The diameter of the roller would be altered. • The other option would be to remanufacture the fusing rollers.
Mechanical BOM • Forms to purchase mechanical parts will be submitted today
Electrical BOM • Electrical parts- waiting on trip to Xerox