1. Cook Stove for Haiti Project 11461 Date: February 22, 2011 Location: 09-4425 Time: 8am – 9am Managerial Design Review

2. Team Members Project Leader Rob Reid (ME) Lead Engineer Jordan Hunter(ME) Team Engineers Alex Seidel (ME) Brian Knight (ME) Mike Lagos (IE)

3. Presentation Overview Action Items Project Plan Customer Needs Engineering Specs Risk Assessment Test Plan Design BOM Traditional Cook Stove

4. Action Items

6. Project Plan

7. Customer Needs

8. Engineering Specifications

9. Risk Assessment

11. Testing Plan Testing Groups Non-Operational Testing Group Operational Testing Group Cost Analysis Group Destructive Testing Group Accelerated Testing Group

12. Testing Plan Cost Analysis ES6 – Cost to Produce ES7 – Cost to Operate Destructive Testing ES5 – Pot Weight Range Test ES11 – Stove Drop Test Accelerated Testing ES9 – Stove Life Test ES10 – Cycles without Cleaning Test ES12 – Corrosion Test NES – Rain Exposure Test Non-Operational Testing NES –Thermoelectrics Connection Test NES – Tipping Test ES4 – Pot Diameter Range Test ES13 – Time to Replace Parts Test ES14 – Stove Volume Test ES15 – Stove Weight Test ES16 – Lifting Index Text ES21 – Assembly Time Test Operational Testing ES1 – Time to Combustion Test ES2 – Time to Boil Water Test ES3 – Range of Heat Output Test ES8 – Tasks to Maintain Combustion Test ES17 – CO Emissions Test dfger ES18 – Hazardous Emissions Test ES19 – Required Fuel to Boil Water Test ES20 – Maximum Temperature Test

13. Stove Design Important Dimensions: Stove base Height: 8.5” Diameter: 12” Combustion Chamber Height: 6” Diameter: 7.25”

14. Stove Assembly Made up of 5 Components Base Outside combustion chamber shell Combustion chamber Top cover Pot supports

15. BOM

17. Questions?