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Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL HYDRAULIC ENERGY CONVERTER

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Page 1: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Dillon Watring

Felipe Gomez

Ruth Quant

Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim

Tansel

FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

HYDRAULIC ENERGY CONVERTER

Page 2: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Problem Statement

Create a self-sufficient hydraulic energy converter in a single housing

case that can be integrated into various system applications and efficiently generate electricity.

Page 3: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Motivation

• To generate electricity in a clean renewable manner and make energy accessible and economical to communities.

• To contribute to finding an alternate method of harnessing natural clean energy and converting it into electricity.

• Expand knowledge to solve real world engineering issue, the energy crisis in our case.

• Explore different applications for our hydraulic system such as staircases, walkways, and wave energy.

Page 4: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Literature Survey

• Current hydraulic energy converters are applied to wind, ocean, and tidal energy.

• Hydraulic systems convert the different energies to a certain power output.

• Efforts are being made in these fields to improve efficiency and reduce maintenance of system.

Page 5: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Survey of Standards

• Performance Test Codes • PTC 28 - 2011

• International Classification for Standards • ICS 75.120• ICS 93.160• ICS 27.140

Page 6: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Conceptual Design

Page 7: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Structural Design and Simulation Plan

• Dimensions of Overall Size: • 3ft x 3ft x 3ft (no bigger)

• Create one unit encompassing all aspects• Hydraulic Piston• Directional Flow Valve (mechanical or

electrical)• Hydraulic Motor• Generator

Page 8: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

SolidWorks Designs – System Housing

Unit Case Unit Cover

Page 9: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

SolidWorks Design – Hydraulic Piston

Piston Cylinder

Cylinder Cap

Piston Rod

Plunger

Page 10: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

SolidWorks Design – Directional Control Valve

Electrical, mechanical, or pilot valve operators

Page 11: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Hydraulic Lines

• Two Options:• Steel Tubing• Hydraulic Hosing

• Selected J524 (WIP) Seamless Low Carbon, Annealed Steel Tubing• Superior Heat Transfer• Longer Useable Life• Does Not Expand in Size under Pressure

Changes

Page 12: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Hydraulic Fluid

Hydraulic fluid cross reference. (n.d.). Retrieved April 21, 2015, from http://www.hfifluidpowerproducts.com/Pages/Hydraulic-Fluid.html

• Petroleum Based Fluid• Viscosity• Detergent or No

Detergent• Anti-wear Fluid• Zinc Dialkyl

Dithiophosphate• (ZDDP)

• ISO Grade 32 – 100

• Non Detergent

• ZDDP Added

Page 13: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Alternate Designs

• Internal unit configuration will vary slightly based on application.

• Components will be uniformly packed into the single system unit.

• Alternate applications include:• Ocean waves• Staircase • Walkway

Page 14: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Prototype Design, Construction and Experimentation Plan

• SolidWorks modeling

• Manufacture single case unit

• Hydraulic components• Manufacture piston-cylinder and steel tubing. • Purchase hydraulic motor, generator, and the

fluid.

• Choose most efficient directional valve operator

• Simulate applications for testing

Page 15: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Elements of Global Design

• Creating a compact system that can be portable enough to reach all areas of the world.

• This design effort is to provide electrical power to underdeveloped areas.

• Contribution to renewable energy design efforts.

• Provide new technologies to the global community.

Page 16: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Design Experience

• Gained knowledge of hydraulic systems• Individual components and the overall

system

• Collaboration

• Team work

• Modeling

• Simulation

• Manufacturing and prototyping

Page 17: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Conclusion and Future WorksFuture works as if this moment in our design project

• Finalize applications to ensure correct configuration

• Begin prototyping and simulation

• Manufacture piston and select hydraulic components

• Configure final conceptual design into system housing for implementation and integration

Page 18: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Timeline of Design Project

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov

Design ImprovementsFinal Report

Hydraulic Motor DesignOverall System IntegrationSolidWorks ModelingSolidWorks SimulationsPrototyping/ManufacturingTesting

Design ProjectResearchLiterature SurveyHydraulic Piston DesignControl Valve Design

Page 19: Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ibrahim Tansel FIU Department of Mechanical Engineering, Miami, FL

Division of Responsibility

  Dillon Watring Felipe Gomez Ruth Quant

Literature Survey      

Researching Standards      

Conceptual Design      

SolidWorks Modeling         Main Responsibility

SolidWorks Simulation         Supporting

Manufacturing      

Part Acquisition      

Testing      

Design Improvements      

Presentations      

Report      

Poster Board      

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