1. Team Members: Robert Maduro (Team Leader) Adolfo Leyva Ricardo Gonzalez Luis Avila Industry Advisor: Wade Armer Justin Shepherd Luis Ceballos Instructor: Medhad El Nahas

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3. 3 To design and manufacture a heat exchanger learning apparatus to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of heat exchangers and the various parameters that affect its performance

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5. 5 Incorporate a heat exchanger laboratory experiment in the Mechanical Engineering Technology Laboratory Curriculum Include three(3) interchangeable bundles to familiarize students with the internal components of a heat exchanger Incorporate LabView software to collect and display data

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23. 23 Develop User Operation Manual – Adolfo Leyva Optimize Lab Experiment Procedure – Robert Maduro Finalize hot water tank Engineering Drawings – Luis Avila Optimize 3D Model in Pro-ENGINEER – Ricardo Gonzalez

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25. Team HELA Project Planning Market Research Proposal (CTR) Design Preliminary Design Modeling Analysis Optimization Construction Procure Funds Material Allocation Mechanical Assembly Testing Test Equipment Functionality Optimize for Experiment 25 PendingIn ProgressCompleted Project Completion 60%

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27. 27 Plaque attached to Heat Exchanger Learning Apparatus displaying company’s name demonstrating sponsorship and exposing company to future engineers Additional marketing and advertising with company logo during team presentations and Team HELA website Tax deductible donation

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29. 29 Special Thanks to: Special Thanks to:  Wade Armer – Director of Engineering  Justin Shepherd – Mechanical Engineer Designer  Luis Ceballos – Mechanical Engineer Designer  Frank Warnakulasuriya – Thermal Engineer  Ivan Guedez – International Sales Representative

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