Desert Camp Planning Task

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Desert Camp Planning Task Engineering Team Desert Camp Planning Task 11 January, 2019

Team Task Design a suitable village, based next to the track, for the team to live in whilst out at Hakskeen Pan in South Africa. 2

We need to look after the team… Team Task Remember! We need to look after the team… AND the car! 3

Day – Hot and dry Night – Very cold! Quite strong winds Weather Day – Hot and dry Night – Very cold! Quite strong winds Floods in rainy season 4

Nearest town – 154 miles away Location Dry lake bed – dust! Nearest town – 154 miles away 5

Evacuation Procedures Don’t forget… Shelter – Team & Car Equipment Power Sources Medical Arrangements Evacuation Procedures Food & Water 6

Where are we doing it? Hakskeen Pan 7

The Desert Layout Base Camp Tarmac Road Public Viewing Area Public Access Road Timing Stand Team Access Road Our site in the desert Next slide – Clearing the stones Fence 8

Tasks Research Hakskeen Pan – What Challenges will you have to overcome to run a Land Speed Record Car? Plan out your Desert Camp on A3 paper. You have five minutes to present your plans to the team, Why is your design the best solution?