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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


  1. 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

  2. Project Description Requirements Compatible with medical machines Support clean-room cover Reduce shock during transport Minimal X-Ray interference Compliant with X-Ray machine Dr. Becker’s X-Ray Machine Clean Room Hood Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 2

  3. Project Description/ Concept Generation How Concepts were Generated Three Parts • Wheels/Shock Absorption • Tabletop • Storage Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 3

  4. Black-Box: Wheels Reduced Impact Material Less Noise Force Shock Absorption Easier to Push Design Better Turning Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 4

  5. Decomposition Model: Wheels Expensive Instant Shock Absorption MRF Dampener: Too Expensive/ Complex Requires Actuation Complex Shock Absorption Easy Installation Pneumatic Tires: Constant Absorption without Simple Design, Actuation Cheap Inexpensive Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 5

  6. Raised Spill Guards Wood Black-Box: Tabletop Up to ½ Inch Raised Platforms Contain Spills Grooved for Hood Base X-Ray non-interference 26” Wide X-Ray Machine Compliant Material Zipties Protect Machines from Spills Design Support Hood Polycarbonate Fit Through Doors Big Enough Workspace Cord/Wire Guidance Drainage Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 6

  7. Decomposition Model: Tabletop (1) Easily Cleaned Raised No Tilt Platforms: Client Spill Guard Preference Restricted Work Area Protect Machines from Spills Drains Loose Liquid Drainage: Containment of Loose Liquid Unnecessary Drainage Difficult to Clean Performance Tilt or Interruption of X Rays Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 7

  8. Decomposition Model: Tabletop (2) Uninterrupted Transport Less Obtrusive Holes in Table: Stored Machine Spill Guards Around Vulnerability Directly Next to Workspace Cord/Wire Spills Through Table Guidance Adaptive Zip-ties: Removable Client Preference Already Designed in Hood Keeps Cords out of Spills Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 8

  9. Black-Box: Storage Wood Material Flanges Storage Design Drawer Dimensions Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 9

  10. Decomposition Model: Storage Less Maneuverability Stable U-Shaped: Too Bulky Client More Storage Preference: U-Shaped with Storage Desk One Drawer Easy Access Drawers: More Access Maneuverability Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 10

  11. Concept Generation: Shock Absorption ● Initial idea to implement MRF. ● Instantaneous shock absorption. ● Dr. Becker suggested this MRF Dampner concept may be to complex for the need. ● Went with simpler and cheaper pneumatic tire design. Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 11

  12. 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. Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 12

  13. 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. Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 13

  14. Concept Selection: CNs and ERs Customer Requirements Engineering Requirements Engineering Requirements Durability Cost Reliability Weight Safety Volume Maneuverability Yield Strength Inexpensive Spring Constant Aesthetic Deflection Multi-purpose Thickness Lightweight Temperature Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 14

  15. Concept Selection: Decision Matrix Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 15

  16. 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 Pneumatic Wheel offers adequate shock absorption . ● It will be easily installed to the bench design. Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 16

  17. Concept Selection: Tabletop CAD REV0 Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 17

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  19. Concept Selection: Storage CAD REV0 Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 19

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  21. Concept Selection: Top Customer Requirements Safety Durability Reliability Deflection Weight Volume Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 21

  22. 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) Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 22

  23. Budget Planning Materials Overall ● Tabletop (polycarbonate): ● Materials: $60* $350 ● ● Spare Parts: Tabletop (polymer/wood): $50 $60 ● Legs (wood): ● Prototyping: $20** $200 ● Pneumatic Tires: ● Equipment: $100** $200 ● Storage shelf (wood): ● Contingency: $30** $190 ● Drawer (wood): $30** ● Drawer slides and wheels Total: $1000 (metal/plastic): $30** ** Prices based off McMaster-Carr [1] ● Storage Cover (polymer): $30 * Prices based off Grainger [2] Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 23

  24. 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. Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 24

  25. Questions? Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 25

  26. Appendix 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]. Hunter Daniel, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 26

  27. Appendix: Detailed Tabletop CAD Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 27

  28. Appendix: Detailed Storage CAD Kenyon Rowley, October 7, 19F5 - Aneuvas Tech Portable Bench 28

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