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IET 330 Dr Ni Wang 5415 Problem Statement The school received a fund of 400000 for funding for a new engineering lab This will provide the newest technology experiences and help prepare students for work in industry The class was tasked with creating budgeted engineering design process ID: 499143

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Reed Lab 100 Renovation

IET 330

Dr. Ni Wang

5/4/15Slide2

Problem Statement

The school received a fund of $400,000 for funding for a new engineering lab. This will provide the newest technology experiences and help prepare students for work in industry. The class was tasked with creating budgeted engineering design process.Slide3

Solution Approach

Created 4 groups

Design

Construction

Electronics

Engineering Management

Each group was assigned a task to complete a different aspect of the engineering design processSlide4

Design group

Create machines for the new lab.

Each individual was responsible to create a final part.

The group was given the dimensions to remake the parts.

One group member was responsible for making a simulation video.

All parts were gathered when creating the video.

Solid works will be used to create the drawings. Slide5

Responsibility Chart (Design)

Measurements of equipment: Members are responsible for their respective assignments

Scale: The team will use the scale chosen by the Construction Management Team

Method of producing models: All members will consult to the weigh the options of various methods of producing models the outcome of this decision determines the method of designing the models

Model design: Each member will produce their assigned model. Slide6

Construction Group

Measure the lab and classrooms

Determine new equipment and dimensions to be placed in lab

Render lab and classrooms in AutoCAD

Create at least 2 layouts for equipment and classrooms

Determine necessary signage

Determine needed materials for redesigns

Create economic analysis of redesignsSlide7

Responsibility Chart (Construction)

Task

Group Member

Measure the lab and classrooms

Adnan, Ronald, Christopher

Determine new equipment and dimensions to be placed in lab

Cyra

Render lab and classrooms in AutoCAD

Ethan, Mark

Create at least 2 layouts for equipment and classrooms

Ethan, Mark

Determine necessary signage

Brandon

Determine needed materials for redesigns

All

Create economic analysis of redesigns

Cyra

, additional helpSlide8

Electronics Group

A full schematic diagram is in the making to provide the reader full understanding of how this LED board functions.

Calculations using Ohm’s Law will determine the value of resistors, wire, LED’s to be used.

Soldering will take the longest to complete

We plan to use heat shrink wrap for professional appearance

Design of the LED sign will be constructed using Solid Works for appropriate and exact fittings

The Sign will be cut out using the XYZ machine!Slide9

Responsibility Chart (Electronics)

Task

Group Member

Research

All

Material Planning

Austin

Crosswhite

& Tyler

Vanderpool

Visual/ Design of LED lighting

Michael

Vanover

Schematic Diagram/ Calculations

Nehemiah

Doderer

Power Point

AllSlide10

Engineering Management

The engineering management group served as an overview of the project.

Responsibility tables were created to help keep track of involvement.

A participation or evaluation table was made to track each member was involved.

The group worked as a database as all information was collected and kept.

The group was responsible for presenting the project and writing the final report.

Deadlines were also assigned by this group to each of the other three groups. Slide11

Responsibility Chart (EM)

Task

Group Member

Construction Group

Ryan

Design Group

Joel

Electronics

Kyler

Overview

HaroldSlide12

Gantt ChartSlide13

Concept Drawing (Construction)

Concept drawing 1

This was the concept

We used for the

projectSlide14

Concept Drawing (Construction)

Concept drawing 2Slide15

Final Product

Sim Cell Rough 3-D drawing

Tool Cart Rough 3-D drawingSlide16

Final Product

Isometric Model of Mechatronics System

Hydraulic TrainerSlide17

Final Product

Pump

Robotic ArmSlide18

Final Product

CNC Lathe

Tool CartSlide19

Final Product

Sim Cell Rough 3-D

drawing

Tool CartSlide20

Final Product

Fanuc Robot arm

ConveyorSlide21

Final Product

HaussSlide22

Final Lab Layout (Design)

Simulation VideoSlide23

Concept (Electronics)

LED board Concept designSlide24

Schematic (Electronic)

Electrical schematic configurationSlide25

Final Design (Electronics)

Final productSlide26

Conclusion

This project was made to complete a new lab for the engineering students, each group supplied efforts in creating the new lab.

Groups were made to help spread the work load of the project.

The Construction group was made responsible for the floor layout.

T

he design group’s task was to create the final drawings of the machines.

T

he electronics group developed a sign for the building.

The Engineering Management group gathered all the information and created a report.

This project’s goal is to provide students with a better resource for hands on education to further each one’s knowledge and prepare them for industry work.