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REVERSE ENGINEERING!

By: Kevin Kubis and Olivia Foy

L3 Project

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Presenter
Presentation Notes
Once we saw your design and the problems with the device we knew we neeeded to make a device
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SOLUTION

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Parts left the Same

•Brown Backing

•White Outlets

•Fixtures

Improved Parts•Structure for outlet holes

•Brown Backing Assembly

•Storage Devices

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Changes in Design

• Allowed for 14 more outlets by using a checkerboard pattern rather than horizontal and vertical pattern

• Slots in the frame to allow the brown backing to slide in rather than screw in

• Pegs and holes in the frame so that many testing devices can stack on top of one another for storage use

• Make the frame out of fiberglass to make it very lightweight and it still withstands temperatures -200 degrees F to 800 degrees F

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Conclusion

• We were able to make out design have more outlets with the same dimensions for the frame, make our design easily withstand the changing temperatures, and make it a lot more lightweight

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Team Norms Kevin Kubis & Olivia Foy

1. Everyone in the group will accept each others’ ideas.

2. Everyone will participate and play a large role in the outcome of the product.

3. Everyone will complete their assigned components of the project.

4. There will be no fighting between members

5. We will communicate fluently

6. Work will be split up evenly

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Parts List

MASSVOLUMEMATERIALPART NUMBERQTYITEM

0.953

lbmass

19.125

in^3

Phenolicbrown board11

0.164

lbmass

141.591

in^3

fiberglassboard12

1

1

2

2

A A

B B

STUDENT NAME

TEACHER NAME

DRAWING NAME

SCALE

MATERIAL

DATE

CLASS & PERIOD

kubis7124

WEDOFF

Assembly.iam

.09:1

carbon fiber and

plastic

5/17/2011

T-202-03

1

2

1

2

1

2

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1

1

2

2

A A

B B

STUDENT NAME

TEACHER NAME

DRAWING NAME

SCALE

MATERIAL

DATE

CLASS & PERIOD

kubis7124

WEDOFF

Assembly.iam

.14:1

plastic and carbon

fiber

5/17/2011

T-202-03

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1

1

2

2

A A

B B

STUDENT NAME

TEACHER NAME

DRAWING NAME

SCALE

MATERIAL

DATE

CLASS & PERIOD

kubis7124

WEDOFF

board.ipt

0.14:1

carbon fiber and

plastic

5/11/2011

T-202-03

2.00

.50

2.50

18.50

19.00

4.00

.50

15.50

16.00

4.50

4.00

.50

.50

.25

2.25

.35

.25

.45

1.13

.62

.20

.75

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1

1

2

2

A A

B B

STUDENT NAME

TEACHER NAME

DRAWING NAME

SCALE

MATERIAL

DATE

CLASS & PERIOD

kubis7124

WEDOFF

brown board.ipt

0.16:1

plastic

5/16/2011

T-202-03

15.00

.08

17.00


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