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Team 5 – Zach Jansma, Joe Donohoe, Jason Swatsworth, Breanna “Like Pretty” Dale
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Desired Objectives Use for a task Suitable for the task Helps manage resource s Technol ogy feasible Possible cost SafetyTotalWeight factors Use for a task – Can it complete the task? 010113.1875 Suitable for the task – How well will it complete the task? 110013.1875 Helps manage resources – Will it use a lot of material? 000011.0625 Technology feasible – Is it possible to make? 111104.25 Possible cost – Is it expensive? 011002.125 Safety – will it hurt people? 010113.1875
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ComparisonWeight Factor Meteorology- analyzing weather conditions Aerial Photography- pictures from the sky Scenery – Pretty to, like, look at Transportation- Moving other objects Use for a task – Can it complete the task?.18754.751.1875 3.5625 5.9375 Suitable for the task – How well will it complete the task?.18754.751.1875 3.5625 5.9375 Helps manage resources – Will it use a lot of material?.06255.3125 2.125 1.0625 3.1875 Technology feasible – Is it possible to make?.255 1.25 3.755 1.253.75 Possible cost – Is it expensive?.1253.375 1.125 3.3752.25 Safety – will it hurt people?.18755.9375 3.5625 5.93752.375 Total 4.3751.93753.75 3.4375
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Designed Features Box kite – High lift Dopero kite – Reliable, Stable Wind Turbine kite – Flies in low wind conditions Foil kite – Larger kite, used for transportation Use for task – Can it fly? 5555 Sustainability – will it be able to fly multiple times 5454 Resource management- will it take a lot of material to make? 4233 Feasibility – Can we actually make this kite? 5342 Cost –Will it cost a lot? 3342 Safety – will it hurt people? 4333 Total Score 26202419
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We Chose the Box Kite Design based off of our matrices
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Both sails are 9 inches tall 1 foot wide x 1 foot deep The entire structure is 12 x 12 x 31.5 inches tall There is a 13.5 inch gap between the sails.
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Wooden rods were used to create the skeleton of the kite. Plastic was used to make the sail. Twine was used for the line. The joints were connected by electrical tape.
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Kite was too heavy We adjusted string position We removed weight by cutting out 3 of the 4 center supports.
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We are proud to be And our kite
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