Low Energy Printing Week 3 Overview Project Lead: Joshua Jones - ME Team Members: Whitney Domigan - ME Jenna Kilroy - ISE Andrzej Lubaszka - EE.

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Low Energy Printing Week 3 Overview Project Lead: Joshua Jones - ME Team Members: Whitney Domigan - ME Jenna Kilroy - ISE Andrzej Lubaszka - EE

Agenda Review: –Quality Function Deployment (QFD): Engineering Metrics Technical Targets Benchmarking Discuss: –Pareto Analysis: Customer Requirements Engineering Metrics –Current Concepts Generated

Quality Function Deployment Customer Requirements and Engineering Metrics Relationship Matrix

Quality Function Deployment Engineering Metrics and Technical Targets

Quality Function Deployment Benchmarking – Customer Requirements Customer Requirements Paper is not damage High quality image (Xerox quality) Image has a low gloss Fit into current Xerox Workcentre 245/55 Pro Use pressure only to fuse toner to paper Accept paper in orientation it currently enters fuser (SHF / LHF) Compatible with other Xerox models (preferred color printer of same size) Sub-system cost less then current system Easy of manufacturing User must be able to safely clear jam in fuser Low Energy - non-thermal Technology can be used up and down along Xerox stream Fuser last life of product (roughly 3 million prints) at least 100,000 prints Standard office grade paper (20/24 pound paper) Customer Perception 1 Worse Better Ab Ab N/A Ab N/A Ab Ab N/A Ab A: Two Roller Cold Pressure System (Patent 4,372,247) b: Three Roller Cold Pressure System (Patent: 4,444,486)

Quality Function Deployment Benchmarking – Engineering Metrics Technical Benchmarking Engineering Metrics Better Worse 1 Paper Curl bA Paper Damage bA Change in Paper Thickness bA Cost Ab Adhesion of Toner to Paper Ab Cohesion of Toner to Toner Ab Speed of ProcessN/A Amount of Smearing Ab Heat Produced by Process Ab Uniform Half Tone Ab Reflectivity bA Length of System Ab Width of System Ab Height of System Ab Weight of System Ab Utility Cost Incurred by Customer Ab Size of Paper Accepted by System Ab Number of Parts Ab Ability to Release Pressure bA Accident Incidences bA # of Prints Before Failure Ab Durability of Fix bA Compatibility w/Xerox Manu. Proc.N/A A: Two Roller Cold Pressure System (Patent 4,372,247) b: Three Roller Cold Pressure System (Patent: 4,444,486)

Pareto Analysis Customer Requirements Customer Requirements CRWeightCumm. % Paper is not damage914.06% Use pressure only to fuse toner to paper928.13% User must be able to safely clear jam in fuser942.19% Low Energy - non-thermal956.25% Standard office grade paper (20/24 pound paper)970.31% High quality image (Xerox quality)375.00% Fit into current Xerox Workcentre 245/55 Pro379.69% Accept paper in orientation it currently enters fuser (SHF / LHF)384.38% Sub-system cost less then current system389.06% Easy of manufacturing393.75% Image has a low gloss195.31% Compatible with other Xerox models (preferred color printer of same size)196.88% Technology can be used up and down along Xerox stream198.44% Fuser last life of product (roughly 3 million prints) at least 100,000 prints %

Pareto Analysis Customer Requirements

Pareto Analysis Engineering Metrics Engineering Metrics EMWeightCumm. % Speed of Process % Change in Paper Thickness % Paper Curl % Paper Damage % Size of Paper Accepted by System % Durability of Fix % Heat Produced by Process % Amount of Smearing % Ability to Release Pressure % Reflectivity % Adhesion of Toner to Paper % Uniform Half Tone % Length of System % Cohesion of Toner to Toner % # of Prints Before Failure % Utility Cost Incurred by Customer % Accident Incidences % Height of System % Number of Parts % Cost % Width of System % Weight of System % Compatibility w/Xerox Manu. Proc %

Pareto Analysis Engineering Metrics

Research Technologies Concept Generation Problem: Fuse tone to paper w/out heat or damage to paper Determine Customer Requirements Establish Engineering Metrics Concept Development

Concept Generation Pugh Matrix –16 Preliminary Concept Drawings –13 Design Criteria Number of Parts Size Uniformity of Pressure Availability of Technology/Information Height Speed Complexity of Design Ease of Achieving Required Pressure Reliability Potential to Damage Paper Power Consumption Potential to Smear Ability to Adjust to Various Paper Sizes

Project Plan Updated MS Project Plan

Week 3 Summary Week 3 Accomplishments: –Finalized Engineering Metrics –Finalized Technical Targets –Generated Rough Concept Sketches –Updated Project Plan Week 4 Challenges: –Analyses of designs –Concept Selection Strategy

Questions