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Smoking Machine for emissions and lung cast deposition evaluation

Smoking Machine for emissions and lung cast deposition evaluation. Christopher Boise Eric Cawley Gideon Oladunjoye Jose Paredes Matthew Cross Megan Guarnieri-Cleary. Concept Generation Concept Screening Critical Design Challenges Risk Management Flow Diagram Block Diagram

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Smoking Machine for emissions and lung cast deposition evaluation

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  1. Smoking Machine for emissions and lung cast deposition evaluation Christopher Boise Eric Cawley Gideon Oladunjoye Jose Paredes Matthew Cross Megan Guarnieri-Cleary Team 14054

  2. Concept Generation Concept Screening Critical Design Challenges Risk Management Flow Diagram Block Diagram Future Action Work Breakdown Agenda Week 3 Opportunities Schedule Problem Statement Customer Requirements Engineering Requirements Relationship Matrix Functional Decomposition Team 14054

  3. Week 3 Opportunities Improve project schedule with added in deliverables Goal- receive an approved system level design by week 6 review Team 14054

  4. SchedulePart 1 Team 14054

  5. SchedulePart 2 Team 14054

  6. SchedulePart 3 Team 14054

  7. ScheduleFuture Team 14054

  8. Problem Statement In order to simultaneously collect emissions and transport undisturbed casts for analysis, current hollow cast models will be combined with the existing side stream smoking machine. Device will operate using acquired data from the wPSMD. Unit needs to be self-contained, portable, fit on a workbench, and user friendly. The unit must also be production ready for identical machines in other labs. During operation smoke needs to be ventilated responsibly and the unit must be interfaced with LabVIEW. Team 14054

  9. Problem Statement(Bullet Form) Smoke single Cigarette Smoke travels through main-stream lung casting while the side-steam machine captures the remaining smoke Smoke that travels through the lung casting will be recirculated through the side-stream machine (2nd hand smoke) Unit will fit on a portable cart Samples will be taken to the NTID lab for analysis Team 14054

  10. Customer Requirements Team 14054

  11. Engineering Requirements Team 14054

  12. Relationship Diagram Team 14054

  13. Relationship Diagram Team 14054

  14. Functional Decomposition Team 14054

  15. Functional Decomposition (1) Team 14054

  16. Functional Decomposition (2) Team 14054

  17. Functional Decomposition (3) Team 14054

  18. Functional Decomposition (3) Team 14054

  19. Concept Generation Team 14054

  20. Concept GenerationContinued Team 14054

  21. Concept Screening Team 14054

  22. Critical Design Challenges(C.D.C) Pump- Eric Valve- Chris Tubing- Chris Lighting- Gideon Humidifier- Megan Team 14054

  23. C.D.C - Pump Best solution- OEM 570 Syringe Pump Pros- LabVIEW programmable Appropriate mimic of a lung Simple to use/set up Runs by itself after set up Cons- Expensive ~$650 Only for Main Stream testing. Need separate pump for Side stream machine Team 14054

  24. C.D.C – Pump, Side Stream Best solution- Electric vacuum pump Pros- Already have High vacuum Oil free Cons- Expensive (if had to buy) Continuous run, need to limit flow Team 14054

  25. C.D.C – Pump, Smoking Profile Team 14054

  26. C.D.C - Valve Best solution- 2-way check valve Pros- Inexpensive ~ $5.00 Corrosion resistance ~ polypropylene Easy to clean Low cracking pressure ~ 1 psi Rubber hose connections ~ range of sizes Cons- No built in flow sensor Team 14054

  27. C.D.C - Tubing Best solution- standard size/material tubing Pros- Professional looking Easy disassembly for maintenance, testing, and cleaning “1 size fits all” Constant flow rate Cons- Need for reducers or enlargers Replacement of all old tubing Polypropylene Tubing Approx. $.37/foot FDA approved Tube to Pipe Adapter Approx. $2.25 each Team 14054

  28. C.D.C - Lighting Best solution- electric cigar lighter Pros- Remotely activated/autonomously controlled Flexibility No human interaction Safety using fuses or biased impedance Non chemical use Cons- Lighting Difficulties Team 14054

  29. C.D.C - Lighting Team 14054

  30. C.D.C - Humidifier Best solution- Ecoflo Pros- Easy to control Built in feedback system Cons- Large Unit Implementation Previous Unit Pros- Easy to implement, small footprint Cons- No feedback, hard to control Team 14054

  31. Risk Management Team 14054

  32. Basic Flow Depiction Team 14054

  33. Flow Diagram Team 14054

  34. Block Diagram Team 14054

  35. Inventory Results Team 14054

  36. Future Actions Component Finalization Create B.O.M. Test Plan Pressure Flow Mechanical movement 3D Models Assembly Diagrams Team 14054

  37. Work Breakdown • Matt and Megan • Flow Path • Flow correction • Chris • 3D models of components • Finding existing models • Creation of new models • Eric • LabView research • Gideon • Wiring diagram • Schematic/block diagrams • Jose • Space constraints • Initial system layout Team 14054

  38. Concept Generation Concept Screening Critical Design Challenges Risk Management Flow Diagram Block Diagram Future Action Work Breakdown Summary Week 3 Opportunities Schedule Problem Statement Customer Requirements Engineering Requirements Relationship Matrix Functional Decomposition Team 14054

  39. Questions? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoBGau9623I Team 14054

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