Concepts of Planning & Designing Tahiem Williams Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship August 14, 2008
Overview Objective Introduction Background Information Procedure Data/Observation Results Conclusion Acknowledgements
Objective 30ft Ladder Evaluation Relocate 6 inches from the wall 12” Steel Rod
Objective Surveillance Camera Design Brainstorm ideas for Radio Frequency (RF) Distribution Structure
Introduction The Phases of Design Recognition of need Definition of problem Synthesis Analysis and optimization Evaluation Presentation Oral Writing Graphical
Background Information Ladder Evaluation Weight Density of Steel:
Background Information Cont. Shear Stress – stress applied parallel to the face of a material - the applied force - area to which the force is applied Moment of Inertia – rotational analog of mass - the diameter
Background Information Cont. Maximum Deflection - the elasticity of the material - the length Bending Stress - the moment of fixed ends - the perpendicular distance to the neutral axis
Procedure Surveillance Camera Design Excel Spreadsheet Presented to others Installation Radio Frequency Structure Aluminum Sheets Measured sections of RF Drew Sketches Sent to machine shop Installed
Data/Observations Surveillance Camera Price SNC-RZ30N $1, SNC-RX550N(Japan) $1, Vivotek PZ6112 $ VC-CA-IPPZ6114 $ Samsung SPD-2300N $ $590 w/ keyboard Dimensions(W x H x D)Image Size (H x V) 5.625in x 7in x 5.75inN/A 6.375in x 6.375in x 9.125in640 x 480, 320 x 240, 160 x 120 (JPEG, MPEG-4, H.264) 4.1in x 4.1in x 4.9inN/A 4.13in x 4.48in x 4.13inN/A Ø155(W) x 243.4(H)mm811 x 508 Surveillance Camera Design Pan Angle/Pan SpeedTilt Angle/Tilt SpeedNumber of pixelsZoom Ratio -170° to +170° /2 sec. per 340°-90° to +25°/1.5 sec. per 115°6.8 x10^525x optical zoom, 300x w/ digital zoom 360° endless motion/360° per sec.(max.)90° to 0°/300° per sec.(max.)3.8x10^5(768 x 494)26x optical zoom, 312x w/ digital zoom ±135°/ 10° to 50° per sec.+90° to -45°/ 7° to 25° per sec.2.7x 10^510x optical zoom, 10x w/ digital zoom ±135°/ 10° to 50° per sec.+90° to -45°/ 7° to 25° per sec.2.7x 10^510x optical zoom, 10x w/ digital zoom 360° endless/240° per sec-4° to 184°/240° per sec4.1x 10^523x optical zoom, 230x w/ digital zoom
Results Ladder Evaluation
Results Surveillance Camera Design End Station A Ethernet Crossover Cord Same function as Straight-through Ethernet Cord
Results Radio Frequency Distribution Structure Aluminum Sheets
Conclusion Ladder Evaluation Ultimate Stress of Steel: L – Brackets were installed to relieve stress L-Bracket
Conclusion Surveillance Camera End Station A
Conclusion Radio Frequency Structure
Acknowledgements Department of Energy, Office of Science Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship Stephen Rock Farah Rahbar Susan Schultz Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Mentor: Bobby McKee
References Joseph E. Shigley, Mechanical Engineering Design, Second ed., St. Louis: McGraw-Hill Book Company, A. Johnson and K.Sherwin, Foundations of Mechanical Engineering, First ed., Oxford: Alden Press, lamswww.epfl.ch/.../bpmds08/processlifecy cle.jpg