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Walking on Water. Engineering Designs 100 section 12. Nikolas Collina, Anna King, Jake Maier, Cristina Youwakim Team 5: Water You Talking About.
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Walking on Water Engineering Designs 100 section 12 Nikolas Collina, Anna King, Jake Maier, Cristina Youwakim Team 5: Water You Talking About
Our Mission is to design, test, manufacture, and market a functional device that gives an individual the ability to successfully walk on water while functioning well as a team.
Table of Contents • Stakeholder Involvement • Sketches • Choosing Design and Materials • Improving Prototype • Final Thoughts
The following stakeholders are interested in the success of this project. • Team Members • Dr. Colledge • Consumers • Users • Waste Management • Suppliers • Manufacturers • Investors
The stakeholders want the following: (in order of importance) • Price • Quantity • Durability • Safety • Aesthetics • Can it do anything else?
The final step was determining what exactly this product had to be able to do. • Maximum weight (200 lbs) • Stay afloat for the length of a pool • Stable enough to support someone’s wight • Portable • Durable • Fun for the user • Cost $100 or less (for us and consumer)
We had several ideas about what our design should have looked like. Figure 3: Christina’s Idea Figure 2: Nick’s idea Figure 1: Anna’s Idea
We used design matrixes to determine which idea would work best according to our specifications. Chart 1: Pairwise Matrix
Based on our criteria, there was a clear winner for our design. • Idea with score over a 3 • Ranked with a plus five on non weighted matrix
For our calculations, we took several approaches in order to determine what would actually float. Chart 3: Calculations
Our Bill of Materials was not very complex. Chart 4: Bill of Materials
Problems With Initial Build Figure 5:Unbalanced Video 1: Testing
SolidWorks Drawing Figure 6: Solidworks Drawing Figure 7: Actual Final Sketch
Actual Prototype Figure 9: Prototype Figure 8: Solidworks Design
The device still needs improvement. (summary + conclusion)
The Gantt Chart… https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KceqNvrCGQ5eAkyf2ykB1n8gmd-5m_x7USA73DLLNMs/edit#gid=0