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1 Sam Crone, Brad Orr, Logan Williamson
Baja Dynamometer ME Senior Design Presented By: Sam Crone, Brad Orr, Logan Williamson

2 Introduction What is a dynamometer? Client:
Measure vehicle’s power output at particular speeds Expensive ($3800: 0-30 HP water brake kit) Limited availability Client: SAE BAJA TEAM

3 Mechanical Friction Brake Proof of Concept
Design History Engine Dyno Inertial Wheel Chassis Dyno Water Brake Electric Motor/Generator Hydraulic Motor Mechanical Friction Brake Mechanical Friction Brake Proof of Concept

4 Objectives Measure Power Characteristics Safety
Absorb 10 HP Through Operating RPM’s Safety Analysis to Ensure Desired Function Design for a Possible Business Competitive Cost, Durable, User Friendly Portable Robust Design for Widespread Testing Locations

5 Friction Brake Theory 𝑃=𝑇∗𝜔 𝑇=𝐹∗𝐿 Rotor Force Power (P) Floating
RPM (𝜔) Force (F) Moment Arm Length (L) Floating Caliper Moment Arm Load Cell

6 Mechanical Overview Floating Caliper Stand and Securement
Load Cell Platform Rotor/Hub Coupler

7 Mechanical – Floating Caliper
Free Rotation Constrained to Brake Surface Pivot Around Axis of Rotation

8 Mechanical – Stand Center Lift for Wheel Removal Tie Down Slots
Load Cell and Caliper Support Tie Down Slots

9 Mechanical - Load Cell Platform
Load Cell Limits: Working Range : lbs (0-450 ft*lbs) Maximum : 1100 lbs Perpendicular Load Cell Reaction Minimum Factor of Safety : 675 lbs (450 ft*lbs) Maximum Deflection : 0.11 mm

10 Mechanical – Coupling Attach Brake Rotor to Vehicle Hub
Minimum Factor of Safety: 450 ft*lbs Maximum Deflection : mm

11 Safety – Analysis for Stand Rotation
Vehicle Weight ROTATION Brake Force Strap Force Front O Rear RF RR

12 Safety – Analysis for Stand Rotation
𝑇=450𝑓𝑡∗𝑙𝑏𝑠=5400 𝑖𝑛∗𝑙𝑏𝑠 𝑀 𝑂 =0=𝑇−𝑅𝐹∗20 𝑖𝑛 𝑅𝐹= 𝑇 20 = = 270 lbs FW T y Front Rear O x 20 in RR = 0 lbs RF

13 Electrical Overview Sensors – Load Cell and Tachometers
Control – Throttle and Brake Stepper Motors Arduino LabVIEW Interface

14 Electrical - Sensors Tachometer Load Cell

15 Electrical - Control

16 Electrical – Arduino Mega 2560 – 16 MHz Upgradeability Serial Commands
Tachometer Circuit Stepper Motor Drivers Load Cell Amplifier

17 Electrical -LabVIEW Power and Torque RPM Serial Commands
User Interface

18 Final Results- At Maximum Vehicle Output

19 Portability Mobile Control Unit Stand Storage- Brake, Jacks, Chocks
Housing- Control Assemblies Stand Manageable Weight (130 lbs) Handles

20 Budget Proposed Budget: $1570 Remaining Budget: $467
Proof of Concept: -$287 Finalize Concept: -$816 Remaining Budget: $467 Total Cost : $1103

21 Market Considerations
DYNO-mite Dynamometer Water Brake Kit: $3800 Baja Friction Brake Dynamometer Kit: $1103 Difference: $2697

22 Conclusion Measure Power Characteristics Safety
Prototype Measured ~8 HP Safety FEA Analysis of Major Components Static Analysis on Stand Design for a Possible Business Promising Cost Portable

23 Main Future Recommendations
Enclose Mechanical Brake Integrate Kill Switch with Final Baja Vehicle Tune Data Acquisition Program Create PCB for Electronics Address Vehicle Oscillation Source

24 Special Thank You: Division of Research Support – Marvin Perry and Cody Barritt Dr. Kevin Kilty

25 Questions?


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