1. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design Moving Walkway

2. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design By:

3. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design By: Khalid AlOtaibi 432100215

4. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design By: Abdullah AlHazzaa 432102977

5. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design By: Haithem Bajaaifer 432105705

6. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design By: Abdulmajed Alomran 432100371

7. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design By: Ahmed AlNajedi 432101631

8. GE105: Introduction to Engineering Design Supervisor : Prof.M.E.E.Abashar

9. Introduction : We thought about making something that fills our needs. Our project is about making our lives a lot easier. It’s designed for those having special needs in the first place, and for the rest of the students because there is a long walking distance between buildings which consumes students' time and energy. 1

10. Problem Statement : Students and staff, especially those with special needs, have to travel long distances between college buildings in a short time. 2

11. Need Analysis : We searched for solutions and came up with the following: Moving walkway. Metro. Golf cars. ? 3

12. Advantages of moving walkway : 1- No waiting. 2- Cost effective. 3- Easy to use. 4- Easy to maintain. Moving Walkway 4 (1)

13. Objectives : Primary objective : To Design a moving walkway to transport people between colleges. Secondary objectives : Benefits everyone, effective 5

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15. Cost: less than 10 million SR Safety: scheduled maintenance Width: 1.5(m) for each line Construction time: during summer vacation Capacity : 400kg/m2 Power consumption: Consumes low energy Constraints: 7 (2)

16. Material : light, tough and flexible. Energy: uses solar energy. Saves energy by shutting down when not in use. Paint with white color: to Lower heat absorption. width and length : 1.5 meters wide and 100 meter long (for each unit). Rotary engine : AC induction motor Criteria : 8

17. To design a moving walkaway for students and college employees because there is a long walking distance between buildings. The cost must be less than 10 million. It has 1.5 (m) width for each line and pressure of 400 ( Pa) with total capacity of 600 people to transport. It will be made of light and tough flexible materials. It runs on solar energy and electricity. It will work on rotary engine. We will save energy by stopping the moving walkaway in stillness mode. Problem definition : 9

18. Different Existing Design : Golf CarMoving Walkway Can not take a lot of people in one time Can take a lot of people in one time It requires a lot of parking spaces ______ It requires salary for the driver ______ Not always availableAlways available Hard to maintainEasy to maintain 10

19. Different Existing Design : MetroMoving Walkway Construction costs will be high Construction costs will be lower Waiting timeNo waiting time Not always availableAlways available Hard to maintainEasy to maintain 11

20. Morphological analysis : FeaturePossible concepts Martial of HandrailPlastic – Rubber - Steel Type of Engine Torque – Servomotor – AC induction SafetyAlarm – Red light - Fuse Energy sources Solar – Electricity – Wind energy Martial of StepsIron – Aluminum -Rubber 12

21. Possible design : Design (1) : Plastic, Servomotor, Alarm, Electricity, Rubber Design (2) : Rubber, AC induction, Fuse, Solar/ Electricity, Iron Design (3) : Steel, Torque, Red light, Wind energy, Aluminum 13

22. Criteria and Weights : CriteriaWeights Handrail15 Engine30 Safety30 Energy15 Steps10 14

23. Rate: 5 Best to 1 Worst : Criteria HandrailEngineSafetyEnergyStepsScore Weight1530 1510100 Design 1 Rate24433 Total30120 14530345 Design 2 Rate54345 Total75120906050395 Design 3 Rate13224 Total1590603040235 The best design is design 2 15

24. Anthropometric : The Dimensions of chairs Will fit the moving walkway. Human Factors : 16

25. Human Factors : Anthropometric 17

26. Ergonomic : The rotation motion of engine. Physiological : Walking in a moving walkway. Psychological : Safety, saving energy and time Human Factors : 18

27. Prototype : AKHA001A 19

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37. Conclusion: Designing this project opened our eyes to the forgotten students with special needs and encouraged us to work as hard as we can making our university better than before and one of the best universities. 28

38. References: (1) : http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4134/4798741706_966d9 19b3c_z.jpg (2) : http://s3media4.ak.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/nyj5YyzVj8HB y5uMMWriyg/l.jpg 28

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