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The roles were assigned based on preference and expertise in an area.  Each team member was present for the usability study, the dissection, and the in-class exercises. While the majority of the write-ups for the analysis sections of the report were contributed by the individual analysis leads, the team leader completed most of the write-up for the usability study and dissection exercise.
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The roles were assigned based on preference and expertise in an area.  Each team member was present for the usability study, the dissection, and the in-class exercises. While the write-ups for the analysis sections of the report were contributed by the individual analysis leads, the team leader completed the write-ups for the usability study, the conclusions from the dissection exercise, compiled the Powerpoint presentation, and scheduled weekly team meetings.
== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 20:20, 30 January 2011

Contents

Report 1 - Product Analysis: Competitor Study

Executive Summary

Major Post-Production Stakeholders

Product Usability Study

Assembly

Product Operation

Dissection Exercise

Bill of Materials
Part Number Sub-Assembly Part Name Quantity Weight (in g) Function Manufacturing Process Material Image
Base Structure


1 Driver Side Wiper Casing 1 111 Protect Arm 3 (driver side) wiper mount linkage Cast Aluminum Image:.jpg


2 Passenger Side Wiper Casing 1 212 Protect Arm 3 (passenger side) wiper mount linkage Cast Aluminum Image:.jpg
3 U-Shaped Connection Bar 1 259 Connect driver and passenger side wiper mount casings Stamping Steel Image:.jpg
Vibration Mount (large)
4 Metal Grommet Insert (large) 2 Stabilizes vibration mount by holding onto chassis Extended and expanded Steel Image:.jpg
5 Rubber Mount (large) 2 Vibration dampening Molding Rubber Image:.jpg
Vibration Mount (small)


6 Metal Grommet Insert (small) 1 Stabilizes vibration mount by holding onto chassis Extended and expanded Steel Image:.jpg


7 Rubber Mount (small) 1 Vibration dampening Molding Rubber Image:.jpg


Arm 1


8 Arm 1 Linkage (w/ plastic ball-in-socket joint) 1 53 Transfers drivetrain's rotational motion 90 degrees to linkage mechanism's plane Steel tube crushed and welded. Hole drilled, ball-in-socket joint stamped in. Steel Image:.jpg


9 Lock Washer 1 2 Distribute nut pressure Steel Image:.jpg


10 Nut 1 3 Attach Arm 1 to drivetrain Tapping Steel Image:.jpg


Arm 2
11 Arm 2 Linkage (w/ plastic ball-in-socket joint) 1 149 Transfer motion Steel tube crushed and welded. Hole drilled, ball-in-socket joint stamped in. Steel Image:.jpg


Arm 3


12 Arm 3 linkage (w/ plastic ball-in-socket-joint) 2 Transfer motion Steel Image:.jpg
13 Wiper Mount Pin 2 Transfer motion Steel Image:.jpg


14 Plastic Cover 2 2 Prevent fluid from seeping into linkage area Injection Mold Plastic Image:.jpg


15 Screw-On Cap 2 11 Protect Wiper Mount Pin Cast and Threaded Die Steel Image:.jpg


Arm 4


16 Arm 4 linkage [Length: 20.5" (52 cm) 1 177 Transfer motion Image:.jpg


Other


17 Top Washer 1 1 Steel Image:.jpg


Gear Casing


18 Gear Casing Cover Screws 4 <1 Attach cover to casing Die Steel Image:.jpg


19 Drivetrain Mounting Bolts 3 5 Mount drivetrain to base Die Steel Image:.jpg
Motor


20 Motor Mounting Bolts (w/ Lock Washer) 4 5 Mount motor to base Die Steel Image:.jpg


21 Motor Mounting Nuts 4 3 Mount motor to base Tapping Steel Image:.jpg


22 Motor 1 Convert electric current via EMF to rotation of a linear worm gear Standard purchased part Image:.jpg


Windshield Wiper


23 Wiper 2 Rotate about pin and sweep across windshield Plastic Image:.jpg


24 Blade 2 Remove water or other debris from windshield Rubber Image:.jpg

DFMA

FMEA

DFE

Team Member Roles (Report I)

For Report 1, the team member roles were assigned as follows:

Role Team Member
Team Leader Justin Whaley
DFMA Lead Max Gustafson
FMEA Lead Mike Lin
DFE Lead Andrew Socha

The roles were assigned based on preference and expertise in an area. Each team member was present for the usability study, the dissection, and the in-class exercises. While the write-ups for the analysis sections of the report were contributed by the individual analysis leads, the team leader completed the write-ups for the usability study, the conclusions from the dissection exercise, compiled the Powerpoint presentation, and scheduled weekly team meetings.

References

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