Transcript Laser Extinction Measurement System (LEMS)
Capstone Design Project, SP 2006
Laser Extinction Measurement System (LEMS)
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Jie Chen Sponsor: Dr. Siva S. Krishnan Group Members: Jack Copenhaver Kara Griffin Billy Holland Tiruneh Haile
Overview
Introduction Planning the Project Customer Requirements & Project Objectives Benchmarks Concept Development & Design Final Design Design Validation Overall Product Design Evaluation Recommendations Acknowledgements Summary
Customers
Dr. Siva S. Krishnan, Professor
Manish K. Saini, Research Assistant
Laser Extinction Device
Laser Vertical Knob Burner Horizontal Knob
Planning the Project – Gantt Chart
Task 1: Research Background Task 2: Benchm arking Task 3: Obtain Custom er Requirem ents Task 4: Develop Gant Chart Task 5: Develop a QFD Task 6: Develop a Morphological Chart Task 7: Develop concepts Task 8: Concept Evaluation Task 9: Concept Approval Task 10: Product Design Phase I Spring Break Task 11: Product Design Phase II Task 12: Parts and Process Collection Task 13: Product Generation and Testing Task 14: Product Evaluation Task 15: Develop Final Report
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Customer Requirements & Project Objectives
Align the Laser to the Burner
Improve Safety
Improve Accuracy
More Ergonomic
Cost Effective
Decrease Experiment Time
Problems with Benchmark
Concept Development & Design
1. Design Concepts
Motorized Vertical & Horizontal Travel Motorized Vertical Travel with Manual Horizontal Travel Manual Extension on Vertical Travel 2. Alignment Procedure
Concept #1
Concept #2
Concept #3
Alignment Procedure
Normalize the laser to the burner surface Put the goggles on to view laser beam Use the LabView program to move the burner until the laser is aligned on the target Move the burner in the positive vertical direction 76.2 millimeters.
Open COSMOS program provided by Velmex and set the zero position
Zero Position Alignment Target
Final Design Concept Cost MANUAL TO MOTORIZED CONVERSION KIT MMC-23-0050 $95.00 MANUAL TO MOTORIZED CONVERSION KIT MMC-23-0100 $95.00 VEXTA PK266-03A STEP MOTOR 5-0982 $155.00 VEXTA PK266-03B STEP MOTOR 5-0983 D6CL DAMPER FOR TYPE 23 STEPPER MOTORS VXM-2 PROGRAMMABLE STEP MTR CNTRL,2 AXIS $165.00 $88.00 Total Cost $785.00 $1,383
Design Validation Benefits Fuel Savings Oxygen O 2 Savings Improved Time Improved Accuracy Per Experiment $25 - $50 $50 - $75 45 min – 1hr From ± 0.1 mm *********************************************************** More Ergonomic Enhanced Safety Cost Effective
Overall Product Design Evaluation
LEMS Design Validation
3 2 5 4 7 6 Target Values Old LEMS Design New LEMS Design 1 0 Laser Alignment Time (min.) Burner Alignment Time (min.) Laser Alignment Process Easabilit y (steps) Burner Alignment Process Easabilit y (steps) Time t o M ove Burner (min.) Number Of St eps t o M ove Burner (steps) Knob Posit ion (Distance f rom Operat or) (m)
Summary – Concept #1
Overall Benefits
Best Overall Concept
Improved Safety
Improved Accuracy
More Ergonomic
Decreased Experiment Time
Added Benefits
Fuel Savings
Cost Effective - Return on Investment ($$$)
Recommendations
Motorize Laser
Closed Loop Feedback System
Acknowledgments
Dr. Jie Chen, Faculty Advisor
Dr. Siva S. Krishnan, Sponsor and IUPUI Professor
Mr. Rudy Earlson, Manufacturing Consultant
Mr. Eric Docteur, Velmex Inc.
Mr. Manish K. Saini, Graduate Research Assistant
Mr. Mitch Evans, Velmex Inc.
Questions?