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UIdaho U-571. Kurran Kelly – Lead Designer Silas Van Natter – Team Lead Josh Van Patten – Team Budget Manager Brandt Pedrow – Team Liaison and Recorder Branden Bakken – Team Website Manager. Mechanical Targets. Size Fits in a 72x36x36 in Box Currently about 35x15x15 Weight
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UIdaho U-571 Kurran Kelly – Lead Designer Silas Van Natter – Team Lead Josh Van Patten – Team Budget Manager Brandt Pedrow – Team Liaison and Recorder BrandenBakken – Team Website Manager
Mechanical Targets • Size • Fits in a 72x36x36 in Box • Currently about 35x15x15 • Weight • Must be under 120 pounds • Aiming for 40 pounds • Actions • Drop a Marker • Shoot a projectile 5 feet • Grasp object from below • 3 planes of Thrust • Knock a pipe off pegboard • Positioning • Cameras down and forward • In-line with torpedoes and droppers • Separate battery pod • Compass away from magnetic interference • Features • Easy access to electronics • Watertight enclosure • Even and minimal drag • Dynamically and statically stable • Very configurable • Slightly positive buoyancy • Convenient carrying by two people • Crane hooks • Heat mitigation • Condensation and leak mitigation • External switches
What We Need To Know Now • Mini Computer • Are we going to use one or not? • Hydrophone • What are your ideas for Circuit Boards? • Size and appearance of the hydrophone droppers? • Is there a location that you would want to see us place them?
Current Design • Frame Sub-Assembly
Current Design • Circuits and Circuit Rack Sub-Assembly
Current Design • Torpedoes, Cameras, & Marker Droppers Sub-Assembly
Components • The slides under “Components” are showing what we know we must mount to the circuit rack inside the circuit tube. Motherboard and Hard Drive Power Supply Board
Components Cont’d WSU/Digilent Board Depth Sensor, Compass, Gyroscope, Accelerometer Sabertooth Motor Controllers (x3)
Components Cont’d Pneumatic Solenoids and Manifold CO2 Canister and Regulator
Battery Box • Box cartridge design with internal sealing • Hot swappable • No need to open for battery changing or charging • Stackable
Senior Lab Experiment • Old vs. New Thrusters • Voltage Supplied vs. Force Created • Forward and Reverse Operation • Analyzing for Statistically Significant Differences between Forward and Reverse Thrust and Old vs. New Thrusters
Senior Lab Results Plot With Outliers
Senior Lab Results Plot Without Outliers
Milestones • Project Learning / Research / Background • End of September • Designing / Prototyping • End of November • Order & Delivery of Parts • Middle of January • Construction of Mark 1 Sub • Middle of February • Mark 1 Design Evaluation • End of February • Mark 1 Testing • End of March • Time for Re-Design • Middle of April • Deliver Re-Design • Middle of April • Portfolio and Logbooks • End of April
Expected Expenditures • Acrylic Tubing and Sheet • Already have 3/8” and ½” sheet purchased • Several Electrical Underwater Connectors • More Bosch Extruded Stock and Connectors • For assembling the frame • Plate Aluminum • For machining the bulkheads and circuit rack • O-Rings • For external housings and bulkhead seals • New Marker Droppers • Also the ball bearings will be re-done • Pneumatics • System will get upgrades or full re-design • Ready Rod (All-Thread) and Assorted Fasteners
What We Need To Know Now • Mini Computer • Are we going to use one or not? • Hydrophone • What are your ideas for Circuit Boards? • Size and appearance of the hydrophone droppers? • Is there a location that you would want to see us place them?
Questions For You • Is there a certain location that you see specific circuits needing to be placed? • On the circuit rack for your ease of use • Out of our Mechanical Targets: • Are there any more that you see us needing to account for? • Do you have an accurate file for the Marker Droppers