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ANEUVAS TECH. INC. PORTABLE MEDICAL BENCH Kenyon Rowley Project Manager and Financial Manager Katherine Riffle Test Engineer and CAD Engineer Hunter Daniel Logistics Manager and Manufacturing Engineer DR. BECKER - ADVISOR Project


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ANEUVAS TECH. INC. PORTABLE MEDICAL BENCH

Kenyon Rowley Katherine Riffle Hunter Daniel

Project Manager and Financial Manager Test Engineer and CAD Engineer Logistics Manager and Manufacturing Engineer

  • DR. BECKER - ADVISOR
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Project Description

Requirements Compatible with medical machines Support clean-room cover Reduce shock during transport Minimal X-Ray interference Compliant with X-Ray machine

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  • Dr. Becker’s X-Ray Machine

Clean Room Hood

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Project Description/ Concept Generation

How Concepts were Generated Three Parts

  • Wheels/Shock Absorption
  • Tabletop
  • Storage
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Black-Box: Wheels

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Material Force Design Shock Absorption Reduced Impact Less Noise Easier to Push Better Turning

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Shock Absorption MRF Dampener: Too Expensive/ Complex Expensive Instant Shock Absorption Requires Actuation Complex Pneumatic Tires: Simple Design, Cheap Easy Installation Constant Absorption without Actuation Inexpensive

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Decomposition Model: Wheels

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Black-Box: Tabletop

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Raised Spill Guards Wood Up to ½ Inch Raised Platforms Grooved for Hood Base 26” Wide Zipties Polycarbonate Big Enough Workspace Drainage Material Design Contain Spills X-Ray non-interference X-Ray Machine Compliant Protect Machines from Spills Support Hood Fit Through Doors Cord/Wire Guidance

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Protect Machines from Spills Raised Platforms: Client Preference Easily Cleaned No Tilt Spill Guard Restricted Work Area Drainage: Unnecessary Drainage Performance Drains Loose Liquid Containment of Loose Liquid Difficult to Clean Tilt or Interruption of X Rays

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Decomposition Model: Tabletop (1)

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Cord/Wire Guidance Holes in Table: Stored Machine Vulnerability Uninterrupted Transport Less Obtrusive Spill Guards Around Directly Next to Workspace Spills Through Table Zip-ties: Client Preference Adaptive Removable Already Designed in Hood Keeps Cords out of Spills

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Decomposition Model: Tabletop (2)

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Black-Box: Storage

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Material Design Storage Wood Flanges Drawer Dimensions

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Storage U-Shaped: Too Bulky Less Maneuverability Stable More Storage Desk Drawers: More Access Easy Access Maneuverability

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Decomposition Model: Storage

Client Preference: U-Shaped with One Drawer

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Concept Generation: Shock Absorption

  • Initial idea to implement MRF.
  • Instantaneous shock

absorption.

  • Dr. Becker suggested this

concept may be to complex for the need.

  • Went with simpler and cheaper

pneumatic tire design.

MRF Dampner

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Concept Generation: Tabletop

  • Initial idea to make entire tabletop flat.
  • Dr. Becker suggested we add in raised platforms on

the sides.

  • Increased stability and easier to clean if spills occur.
  • Existing Polycarbonate piece for middle.
  • Slots for hood to slide in.
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Concept Generation: Storage

  • Initial idea to make U-shaped storage.
  • Simple storage solution.
  • Drawers that pull out instead.
  • U-shaped storage with drawer on one

side.

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Customer Requirements Engineering Requirements

Engineering Requirements Cost Weight Volume Yield Strength Spring Constant Deflection Thickness Temperature

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Concept Selection: CNs and ERs

Durability Reliability Safety Maneuverability Inexpensive Aesthetic Multi-purpose Lightweight

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Concept Selection: Decision Matrix

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Concept Selection: Wheels

  • After evaluation through the decision

matrix as well as guidance from Dr. Becker, the pneumatic tire design was chosen.

  • The design is much simpler and

cheaper than the MRF dampner but

  • ffers adequate shock absorption .
  • It will be easily installed to the bench

design.

Pneumatic Wheel

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Concept Selection: Tabletop CAD REV0

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Concept Selection: Storage CAD REV0

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Concept Selection: Top Customer Requirements

Safety Deflection Durability Weight Reliability Volume

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Budget Planning: BOM

  • Tabletop (polycarbonate and another polymer/wood)
  • Legs (wood)
  • Pneumatic Tires
  • Storage shelf (wood)
  • Drawer (wood)
  • Drawer slides and wheels (metal/plastic)
  • Storage Cover (polymer)
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Budget Planning

Materials

  • Tabletop (polycarbonate):
  • Tabletop (polymer/wood):
  • Legs (wood):
  • Pneumatic Tires:
  • Storage shelf (wood):
  • Drawer (wood):
  • Drawer slides and wheels

(metal/plastic):

  • Storage Cover (polymer):

$60* $50 $20** $100** $30** $30** $30** $30 Overall

  • Materials:
  • Spare Parts:
  • Prototyping:
  • Equipment:
  • Contingency:

Total:

** Prices based off McMaster-Carr [1] * Prices based off Grainger [2]

$350 $60 $200 $200 $190 $1000

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Conclusion

  • Through concept generation and evaluation our team was able to decide on

design paths for the bench.

  • Shock absorption, tabletop, and storage can now be in the developing stage.
  • With CAD designs finished, the next step is discussing these design ideas with
  • Dr. Becker to confirm his satisfaction and begin designing a prototype.
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Questions?

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Citations

  • 1. “McMaster-Carr,”[Online]. Available: https://www.mcmaster.com/. [Accessed:

03-Oct-2019].

  • 2. “Grainger Industrial Supply - MRO Products, Equipment & Tools,” Grainger

Industrial Supply - MRO Products, Equipment & Tools. [Online]. Available: https://www.grainger.com/. [Accessed: 03-Oct-2019].

Appendix

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Appendix: Detailed Tabletop CAD

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Appendix: Detailed Storage CAD