Rqmt. # Functional Decomposition Function Detailed FunctionEngr. Requirement Unit of Measure Marginal Value Ideal Value Status S1Provide Safe ExperienceWheelchair.

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Rqmt. # Functional Decomposition Function Detailed FunctionEngr. Requirement Unit of Measure Marginal Value Ideal Value Status S1Provide Safe ExperienceWheelchair remains in place on platform. Wheelchair does not move on platform forwards, backwards or side ways once secured. inches S2 Provide Safe Experience/Start Movement/Stop Movement Platform can complete motion without hitting the ground. Platform can complete motion within range of 2" to 12" off ground at rest. inches S3 Provide Safe Experience/Start Movement/Stop Movement System accommodates for elongation or vertical movement of platform caused by increased weight Platform can complete intended motion at increased weights. lbs S4Stop Movement Mechanism can come to a safe and comfortable stop that does not jolt user. Wheel chair can reach 0 position with 0 velocity from max speed in under 1 minute. seconds6045 S5 Enter Swing/Provide Safe Experience/Start Movement/Stop Movement/Exit Swing: Wheelchair swing may be operated safely by one volunteer/aide Staff can operate swing an arm's length away from the path of motion. inches1224+ S6 Start Movement/Stop Movement Force to push swing will be equal to or less than the frictional force between the aid and ground. Estimated force to push participant is at minimum lbft and at maximum 425 lbft based on calculations so frictional force must be greater than or equal to that. lbf S7Assemble Swing Disassembled mechanism can fit through Arc's facility doors When disassembled, pieces fit through approximately 5' x 7.5' space. feet5.5'x7'-6'X'64'X'4 S8Assemble Swing Two Arc facilities management employees can move/assemble apparatus When disassembled, pieces are less than 102 lbs each.lbs S9 Provide Safe Experience/Start Movement/Stop Movement Degree of motion enables vestibular stimulation but also does not endanger participant safety or aid safety Has a swing motion of 30 degreesdegrees * S10 Enter Swing/Provide Safe Experience/Exit Swing: Platform accommodates both standard and powered wheelchairs Platform is 40" wide by 50" longinches>30 X >5040 X 50 S11Stop MovementBraking system can be safely operated by aid. Braking system is within 24" (arm length) of the aid at all times throughout operation inches12''-36''24 S12 Provide Safe Experience/Start Movement/Stop Movement Swing will not exceed a safe swinging velocitySwing will not exceed a speed of 12 feet per secondfeet/second12sec-3sec5 S13Provide Safe ExperienceOne volunteer/aide can load participant onto swing Loading participant onto swing will not require a force above 50 lbf lbf<5040 S14Provide Safe ExperienceSwing will not threaten the occupant or aid's safety Complies with OSHA and ADA and Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board (ADAAG) requirements. 1:16 maximum slope RatioNone1:18 S15 All functions rely on budget constraints Budgetary MeasureCosts less than $2,500dollars< Status Met Undertermined Failed