Upload
ngoxuyen
View
214
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Evaluating Your Design
How to determine if you got it right
IDENT
OPP
DEFINE PROBLEM
GEN
CONCEPTS
GATHER
INFO IMPLEMENT
SCREEN
CONCEPTS HANDOFF
ME 4054 Design Projects
1. Sit with your team 2. Team takes 10 index cards
before lecture starts
37
Exercises
• As a team, you will be completing exercises
• For each
– Work as a team
– Write your final response on an index card
– You may be giving the card to another team for assessment
Why Prototype in ME 4054?
A. To conduct engineering tests
B. To communicate with the customer
C. To have something to show at the Design Show
D. To reduce technical risk
As a team, write answer on index card. You may select one or more of the
choices
As a team, write answer on index card. You may select one or more of the
choices
ALL KINDS OF PROTOTYPES
• Anything and everything can be called a prototype
– Sketch
– Carved foam
– Creo rendering
– ANSYS simulation
– Bread board
– Double (or half) scale
– PowerPoint UI
– Functional/non-functional
– Engineering model
– Display model
Comprehensive
Analytical
Physical
Focused
IDENT OPP
DEFINE PROBLEM
GEN CONCEPTS GATHER INFO IMPLEMENT SCREEN
CONCEPTS HANDOFF
Evaluation in the Design Process
Return to the design requirements
Planning the Prototype
• Learning needs (engineering)
• Communication needs (boss, customer)
Define Purpose
• Works-like/Looks-like
• Physical/Virtual
Establish Level
• Evaluate by testing Create Test
Plan
• Design
• Fabricate
• Evaluate
Create Schedule
Exercise
For your next (or current) prototype, describe three engineering performance features you plan to test
Key Dates For Prototype
1 •Ready to assemble •Ready to assemble
2 •Ready to test •Ready to test
3 •Test results complete •Test results complete
Exercise
For your next (or current) prototype, list 3 dates:
1.Ready to assemble 2.Ready to test 3.Test results delivered
1. Objective
2. Method
3. Data Analysis
Every metric in the list of design requirements, must have a
related test plan
Exercise
Write a test plan to evaluate, using your prototype, one engineering requirement of your design
1. Objective 2. Methods 3. Data Analysis
Physical Test
Engineering
•Output
• Strength
•Cyclic fatigue
•Acceleration response
•Weight
• Size
Use
•Time of procedure
• Fit
• Instructions
Simulation Test
FEM
• Stress
•Deflection
•Temperature
• Flow
Dynamics
• Step response
• Frequency response
•Natural frequency
Kinematics
•Motion
• Interference
Additional Methods for Evaluation
• Sensitivity Analysis: how sensitive is your design if a key parameter is not closely specified?
• Design of Experiments: Finding an optimum set of processing conditions (see book by George Box, Design and Analysis of Experiments)
• Statistical Process Control: In a manufacturing process what is the range of variability that can be expected? (D&M I manufacturing text has overview)
• Measurement Error Analysis (Measurements lab)