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Can Crusher. Nate Kunzer , Charvee Makwana, Keval Amin, Grant Wetherton. Agenda. CAD Drawings Bill of Materials Build Process Test Plan Prototype Lessons Learned Summary. Team Roles Team Constitution Timeline 10 steps of 12-step Design Process Background/Justification Customer
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Can Crusher Nate Kunzer, Charvee Makwana, Keval Amin, Grant Wetherton
Agenda CAD Drawings Bill of Materials Build Process Test Plan Prototype Lessons Learned Summary • Team Roles • Team Constitution • Timeline • 10 steps of 12-step Design Process • Background/Justification • Customer • Scope • Deliverables
Team Roles • Leader- Nate Kunzer • Scribe- Keval Amin • Scribe- Charvee Makwana • Timekeeper- Grant Wetherton
Team Constitution • Respect each other • Avoid blaming others for any failures • NO idea will be ridiculed • NO ONE member will dominate over others • Respect each others opinions
Problem Statement • Work for Alpha Engineering Company • Received note that can disposition needs to be reduced by 70% • Failure to do so results in $.05 penalty per can
Background/Justification • Have to dispose of 70% of can • For every can not crushed; $0.05 penalty
Customers • Roadrunner Tracking • Mr.Pritchard- ITC Teacher
Scope Resources • Ms. Hernacki- dimensions • Mr. Hund- CAD • Mr. Pritchard- Building, dimensioning Materials • Aspen wood • Ply wood • Nails • Wood Glue
Scope (cont) • Customer Constraints • 18”x24”x30”. • one simple machine. • can must fall into bin • No human intervention • can bin must slide in and out. • Must be manually operated.
Deliverables • Tech Report • PowerPoint Presentation • Final Can Crusher Prototype
Brainstorming • History of Can Crushers • Define Can Crusher • Purpose • Relation to real world • Amount crushed at once • Size of hole where cans fall
Research & Generate Ideas • How to make a lever • What simple machines are we going to use? • What should be considered when building a can crusher? • Dimensions of an aluminum can • What kind of wood will be the most stable?
Identify Criteria & Specify Constraints • At most must be 18” by 30” by 24” • Need One simple Machine • Bin must hold 20 crushed cans • Must be manually operated
Select an Approach Scale 1(worst)-5(best) Scale: 1(worst)-5 (best)
Type of Binding Scale: 1(worst)-5(best)
Size of Wood Scale: 1(worst)-5(best)
Type of Wood Scale: 1(worst)-5(best)
Build Process • Can Bin • Can Body • Stopper • Connector • Lever • Crusher • Final Assembly
Prototype • Could not always follow build process • Helpful and gave ideas in building • Some parts did not fit together
Refine • Made several changes • Bought wood that was stable • Re-made handle • Re-glue • Align parts
Lessons Learned • Adjust to a work group and different people • Manage our time and use it wisely • Don't procrastinate • Problem solve
Summary • Communication skills • Built can crusher from scratch • Problem solved
Bibliography • http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-can-crusher.htm