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Golden Wheels A Revolutionary Mobility Scooter for an Active Lifestyle in the Golden Years

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Golden WheelsA Revolutionary Mobility Scooterfor an Active Lifestyle inthe Golden Years

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Golden Team

Dr. Johnson Faculty Advisor

Ahmed Al Munayan Mahdi Al Nasir Alvano Calvillo Jason Sorenson Rafael Valdez Mechanical Mechatronic Mechatronic Mechanical Mechanical

ProjectManager

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The Sponsor’s Background

Private sponsorsDavid and Karen French.1. Traveling in the Golden

Years2. Health3. Needs4. Solution

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Requirements Engineering Specification

US Unit Method/ Device Condition Target

Climbing Slope Incline Degree Digital Level Average of Sidewalk Curve

4 degrees

Range (All Terrain) Distance Traveled Mile Map Sunny Day 6 miles

Light Weight Weight Pound Scale By Parts 21 lbs per piece

Specifications and Targets

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Golden Wheels Final Design

FoldedLength = 34 in.Width = 28 in.Height = 15 in.

UnfoldedLength = 65 in.Width = 28 in.Height = 40 in.

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Motor Sizing

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18” Golden Motor● Integrated motor controller

● Brushless and gearless

● Multi-Voltage [24v, 36v, 48v]

● Multi-output power [250w-1000w]

● Built in cooling fan

● Regenerative braking

● Overheat and overload protection

● Plug and play integration harness

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Peripherals1. Brake (Will be altered)

2. Battery charge indicator

3. Throttle (Will be altered)

4. Display

5. (2x) Lithium Battery - 36V,

8AH

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Highest Stress on aSingle Fork

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Solidworks Simulation

Dynamic Load of 500 lb. (middle bar)

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Factor of Safety and Stresses

F.S = 2 F.S. = 1.25 Yielding stressChange 1.5 in. to 2.38 in.(O.D.) 2.23 (I.D.)

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Design PartsRaw Material- Aluminum 6061-T6

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Some Purchased Parts:

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Total Cost Excluding Labor

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Total Project Cost = $152472

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Total Actual Cost Source of funding

Sponsor funding 3000 $

spend 85%. 2,550 $

Taxes & (15% for university)

175 $

Fine 2,375 $

Total cost with labor

Raw material 120 $

purchased Parts 2122 $

Fabrication labor 100 $

Total 2341.35 $

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Case to Move Forward

Did the problem solve?

Can it be accomplished on time?

Can it be accomplished within the budget?

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Conclusion● The problem

● Mission

● Budget

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Questions?

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Customer Requirements:(Qualitative)

Must Do: Should Do:

1. Collapsible 2. Light weight3. Turning radius4. Charge5. All terrain 6. Power7. User friendly

a. Stableb. Comfortablec. Safetyd. Easy on arthritic hands

1. Adjustable2. Weather resistance

Would Be Nice:

1. Able to load the Wheels on the sedan by driver alone

2. Controllable by other means to move if driver is not seated

3. Should also meet Medicare funding qualifications

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Requirements Engineering Specification

US Unit Method/ Device Condition Target

Climbing Slope Incline Degree Digital Level Average of Sidewalk Curve

4 degrees

Range (All Terrain) Distance Traveled Mile Map Sunny Day 6 miles

Light Weight Weight Pound Scale By Parts 21 lbs per piece

Specifications and Targets

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Motor Sizing

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Motor speed 3 Miles Per Hour

degrees power needed torque needed

0 177 20

4 323.5 37

10 542 62

Power Torque Degree

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http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/rolling-friction-resistance-d_1303.html

Common rolling resistance coefficients

0.001 bicycle tire on wooden track

0.002 - 0.005 low resistance tubeless tires

0.002 bicycle tire on concrete

0.004 bicycle tire on asphalt road

0.005 dirty tram rails

0.006 - 0.01 truck tire on asphalt

0.008bicycle tire on rough paved

road

0.01 - 0.015 ordinary car tires on concrete

0.03 car tires on tar or asphalt

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Gantt chart - Fall Semester

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Gantt chart - Fall Semester

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Gantt chart - Spring Semester

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