Hydraulic jack

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Daniel Mark
Daniel Mark

Revision as of 00:46, 31 January 2014

Contents

Executive Summary

Daniel Tabrizi

Stakeholder Needs

Daniel Tabrizi

Usability Study

Daniel Tabrizi

Assembly

Daniel Mark

Bill of Materials

The following is a list of the 32 parts that make up the hydraulic bottle jack. Most pieces are made of steel, that has been shopped in some way, usually on a mill or a lathe. The non steel parts are either rubber or plastic and are purchased or injection molded. The table can be sorted by Part Number, Quantity, Weight, Material, and Manufacturing Process.

Part Number Name Quantity Weight (g) Function Material Manufacturing Process Image
1 Inner Handle 1 78 Inner handle piece, used to pump fluid Painted steel Bent, Welded
2 Outer Handle 1 134 Outer handle piece, used to pump fluid Painted steel Bent, Welded
3 Alligator Clip 2 <1 Used to hold Pins (#4) in place Aluminum Purchased
4 Pin 2 7 Used to hold pump structure together Steel Purchased
5 Pump Connector Rod 2 25 Connects Pump Handle Housing (#6) to Base (#16) Painted steel Stamped
6 Link Connector Screw 1 5 Connects Pump Connector Rods (#5) to Pump Handle Housing (#7) Painted steel Riveting
7 Pump Handle Housing 1 98 Connects handle (#1&2) to Pump Rod (#8) Painted steel Stamped, Bent, Welded
8 Pump Rod 1 42 Moves up and down to pressurize the jack Painted steel Automated Lathe Process, Drilled
9 Pump O-RIng 1 <1 Creates a pressure seal for the pump Rubber Purchased
10 Pump Plastic Ring 1 <1 Holds the Pump O-RIng (#9) in place Plastic Purchased
11 Pump Housing 1 74 Limits the Pump Rod (#8) motion to 1D Painted steel Automated Lathe Process, Threaded
12 Pump Housing Washer 1 1 Provides separation between the base and the bottom of the Pump Housing (#11) Steel Purchased
13 Valve Screw 1 18 Allows for release of pressure in jack Painted steel Automated Lathe Process, Threaded, Stamped
14 Valve Screw O-RIng 1 <1 Creates pressure seal around the Valve Screw (#13) Rubber Purchased
15 Valve Ball Bearing 3 1 Creates or releases liquid seal allowing for flow between chambers Steel Purchased
16 Base 1 1049 Holds entire jack together, houses the various valves in the jack Painted steel Cast Steel, Automated Mill Process, Threaded
17 Plastic Bumper 1 <1 Holds Valve Ball Bearing (#15) in place Plastic Injection Molded
18 Plastic Fluid Filter 1 <1 Filters debris during liquid flow Plastic Injection Molded
19 Base Plastic Washer 1 <1 Seals base of Inner Chamber (#25) Plastic Purchased
20 Ramrod Rubber O-Ring 1 <1 Creates pressure seal around Ramrod Shell (#23) Rubber Purchased
21 Ramrod Plastic O-Ring Retainer 1 1 Holds Ramrod Rubber O-RIng (#20) in place Plastic Purchased
22 Ramrod Base 1 98 Keeps liquid out of Ramrod Shell (#23) and prevents sticking to Base (#16) Steel Automated Lathe Process
23 Ramrod Shell 1 310 Moves up and down lifting and lowering anything on the jack Steel Automated Lathe Process, Threaded
24 Extender Screw 1 176 Allows for extra heigh to be reached by the jack Steel Automated Lathe Process, Threaded, Riveted
25 Inner Chamber 1 314 Constrains Ramrod Shell (#23) to 1D motion Steel Automated Lathe Process, Threaded
26 Outer Cylinder 1 405 Houses liquid Painted steel Stamped, Bent, Welding
27 Rubber Plug 1 <1 Allows for initial filling of jack with hydraulic fluid Rubber Purchased
28 Large Plastic Cap Ring 1 <1 Prevents rubbing between Outer Cylinder Screw Cap (#29) and Outer Cylinder (#26) Plastic Purchased
29 Outer Cylinder Screw Cap 1 160 Caps jack and prevents pressure leak Painted steel Cast Steel, Automated Lathe Process, Drilled, Threaded
30 English Warnings 1 <1 Provides warnings in English Paper Printed
31 Alternate Language Warnings 1 <1 Provides warnings in Spanish and French Paper Printed


Daniel Mark

Product Functionality

Daniel Mark

Design for Manufacturing and Assembly (DFMA)

Derek Lessard

Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)

Gloriana Redondo

Design for Environment (DFE)

Melanie Jasper

Team Member Roles

All

References

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