SLIDE 1 Detailed Design Review
P14474
Kyle Abbott Mitch Sedore Brian Brenner Anushka Kalicharan Jake Manley
SLIDE 2 Agenda
- Customer Requirements
- Engineering
Requirements
- System Overview
- Controller
- Motor
○ Driver ○ Encoder ○ Gearbox ○ Motor Mount
○ Coupler
- Pressure Transducers
- Piping and Fitting
○ Enclosure ○ Manifold
- Bill of Materials
- Engineering Drawings
- Schedule
SLIDE 3
System Customer Requirements
SLIDE 4
System Engineering Requirements
SLIDE 5 System Overview
○ Piping and Fittings ○ Valves ○ Pressure transducers and manifold ○ Motor and motor mount ○ System Controller
SLIDE 6
Overall Assembly
SLIDE 7
System Diagram
SLIDE 8
Ruggedized Data Acquisition Unit with Real Time Operating System
SLIDE 9 CompactRIO Integrated Systems with Real- Time Controller and Reconfigurable Chassis
SLIDE 10 Chassis Specifications
- 4 Module Slots
- 400 MHz Processor
- Spartan-6 LX25 FPGA
- 128 MB DRAM
- 256 MB Nonvolatile Storage
- 10/100 BASE-TX Ethernet Port
- RS232 Serial Port
SLIDE 11 FPGA Specifications
- 24051 Logic Cells
- 38 Multipliers
- 936 KB RAM
SLIDE 12
Embedded Software Diagram
SLIDE 13
Analog Input Module NI 9215
SLIDE 14 Analog Input Module Specifications
- 4 Voltage Inputs
- 100 kS/s per Channel
- Channel Independent Analog to Digital
Converters
- 16-bit Resolution
- Built-In Signal Conditioning
- Channel-to-Earth Double Isolation Barrier
- Screw Terminal Connections
SLIDE 15
Digital Input Module NI 9401
SLIDE 16 Digital Input Module Specifications
- DSub Connector with Screw Terminal Adapter
- 8 5V/TTL Sinking/Sourcing Bidirectional Digital
I/O Ports
- 100 ns Propagation Delay
- 9 MHz Switching Frequency using All 8 Ports as
Inputs
- 500 ns Max Input Rise/Fall Time
- ±30 V Max Overprotection on One Channel at a
Time
SLIDE 17
Digital Output Module NI 9472
SLIDE 18 Digital Output Module Specifications
- 8 Digital Output Channels
- 100 ns Propagation Delay
- 6 to 30V, Current Sourcing Digital Outputs
- Screw Terminal Connections
- 750 mA/Channel
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SLIDE 22
Controller Engineering Requirements
SLIDE 23
Controller Risk Analysis
SLIDE 24
Bill of Materials for Rugged DAQ Unit
SLIDE 25 Motor
- Stepper motor chosen to control valve
○ Requirements: ■ Sufficient torque ■ Water resistant ■ Precise control
SLIDE 26 Motor: Anaheim Automation NEMA 23Y65
○ Splash Proof and designed for humid environments
- 175 oz inches max output torque
SLIDE 27 Torque Requirements
valve opening torque
○ 10000 PSI = 11 in-lb ■ 176 oz-in
manufacturer handbook
SLIDE 28 Motor: Anaheim Automation NEMA 23
SLIDE 29
Motor Wiring Diagram
SLIDE 30
Bipolar Microstep Driver Pack DPY50001
SLIDE 31
Current Sourcing Driver Pack Wiring
SLIDE 32
Electrical Specifications
SLIDE 33
Motor and Control Pin Descriptions
SLIDE 34 Steps per Revolution Selection Switch Panel Configurations
SLIDE 35 Output Current Selection via Potentiometer
SLIDE 36 Gearbox
- 3:1 reducing gearbox added:
○ Finer valve control ■ Standard motor step is 1.8 degrees
- .6 degrees per step with gearbox
- Approximately 4.1 psi/step
○ Increased side loading capability ■ Potential side loading from motor-valve misalignment wears motor bearings ■ Gearbox bearings carry much higher load ○ Increased margin of safety on valve opening torque
SLIDE 37
Gearbox
SLIDE 38 Motor Mounting Assembly
○ Support motor weight and torque loads ○ Adjustable installation to accommodate variation in plumbing/valve installation location ○ Ability to transverse along valve stem during opening and closing
SLIDE 39
Motor Mounting Assembly
SLIDE 40
Motor Mounting Assembly
SLIDE 41 Motor Mounting Assembly
- Minimum of ¾ inch freedom
in all 3 directions
- Shaft coupler allows for 3
degrees shaft angle misalignment
SLIDE 42 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
- Analysis done in Ansys Workbench (V 14.5.7)
- Moment applied to motor flange
- Motor and gearbox weight applied to motor flange
- Fixed supports at linear slide mounts
- Bolt pretensions at support plate
- Material: 6061-T6 aluminum plate
○ 42 KSI Ultimate, 35 KSI Yield
SLIDE 43 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
Overview
SLIDE 44 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
Overview
SLIDE 45 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
Mesh: .050” Element Size
SLIDE 46 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
Von Mises Stress Results
SLIDE 47 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
Von Mises Stress Results
SLIDE 48 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
Von Mises Stress Results
SLIDE 49 Motor Mount: Stress Analysis
Von Mises Stress Results
SLIDE 50 Motor Mount Stress Analysis
○ Majority of part well over F.O.S. of 2 (17.5 KSI) ○ Max stress exceeds F.O.S. of 2 allowable but is in compression ■ Mostly caused by bolt pretension and not component loading
SLIDE 51
Encoder: ENC-A3I Single-Ended High Resolution w/ Index Channel
SLIDE 52
Encoder: Engineering Requirements
SLIDE 53
Encoder: FMEA
SLIDE 54 Encoder- BOM
Company Part Part Number Quantity Unit Price Subtotal Tax & Shipping Total Anaheim Automation ENC-A3I Single- Ended High Resolution w/ Index Channel ENC-A3I- 0400-984- H-T 1 $96 $96 $96
SLIDE 55 Valve
pressure needle valve
○ 4-5 turns to open ○ 10000 PSIG operating pressure ○ CV value of 5.1 ■ High flow, low pressure drop
- Lowers minimum test enclosure
pressure
SLIDE 56 Valve
- Pressure drop across valve:
○ a ■ Q (gpm), ΔP (psi)
○ At 17 gpm max flow
SLIDE 57
Valve & Motor Requirements
SLIDE 58
Valve and Motor FMEA
SLIDE 59 Coupler Selection
- Flex Coupling - 3 degrees
- Clamp on type - provides freedom in
mounting and adequate torque
SLIDE 60 Pressure Transducer Specs
- NIST Certified
- 0-5Vdc
- Stainless Steel
- Life of 10 million cycles
- Accuracy
○ 10,000psi= +/- 0.25% ○ 5,000psi and 1,000psi= +/-0.8%
- Response time of less than 1 millisecond
- 5ft 3 conductor cable
- 5 Point NIST traceable included
SLIDE 61 Pressure Transducer Sensitivity Calculations
- 0 - 10,000 psi Transducer
○ 1 volt = 2000 psi ○ Accuracy = ± 25 psi ○ Step Voltage = 12.5 mV per 25 psi
○ 1 volt = 1000 psi ○ Accuracy = ± 4 psi ○ Step Voltage = 4mV per 4 psi
○ 1 volt = 200 psi ○ Accuracy = ± 0.8 psi ○ Step Voltage = 4mV per 0.8 psi
SLIDE 62
Pressure Transducers- Eng. Reqmts
SLIDE 63
Pressure Transducer Risk Analysis
SLIDE 64 Pressure Transducer BOM
Omega 10,000psi pressure transducer w/ 5' cable PX309-10KG5V 1 $225.00 $225.00 $225 Omega 5,000psi pressure transducer w/ 5' cable PX309-5KG5V 1 $225.00 $225.00 $225 Omega 1,000psi pressure transducer w/ 5' cable PX309-1KG5V 1 $225.00 $225.00 $225
Company Part Part Number Quantity Unit Price Subtotal Tax & Shipping Total
SLIDE 65 Piping and Fittings
○ Working Pressure ~ 24,000 psi
○ Equivalent to XXH piping ○ x3 Elbows ○ x3 Tees
SLIDE 66 Working Pressure Calculation
The maximum working pressures were found for various materials. The safety factor used is 2.5, determined by ASME Power Piping code B31.3. Using the following equation:
SLIDE 67
Working Pressure Calculation
SLIDE 68 Calculations
Pressure drop calculations through drain pipe
SLIDE 69
Piping and Fittings- Eng. Reqmts
SLIDE 70
Piping and Fittings Risk Analysis
SLIDE 71 Manifold
Transducers and 1 Digital Pressure Gauge
Protect Low Pressure Transducers
○ No valve needed for 10,000 psi Transducer
SLIDE 72
Manifold FMEA and Risk Analysis
SLIDE 73 Manifold: Stress Analysis
- Analysis done in Ansys Workbench (V
14.5.7)
- 10000 PSI on all wetted surfaces
- Blow-out loads on all threaded joints
- Supports at 1” pipe joints
- Material: 7075-T6 aluminum
○ 70 KSI Ultimate, 59 KSI Yield
SLIDE 74 Manifold: Stress Analysis
SLIDE 75 Manifold Stress Analysis
SLIDE 76 Manifold: Stress Analysis
Von Mises Stress Results
SLIDE 77 Manifold: Stress Analysis
Stress Peak
SLIDE 78 Manifold: Stress Analysis
○ Majority of part well over F.O.S. of 2 (29.5 KSI) ○ Max stress represents 1.27 F.O.S.
- Recommend development part in 7075 aluminum
○ Ease of machining ○ Cost
- Recommend production part in 15-5 PH stainless steel or
equivalent strength stainless alloy ○ Heat treated to ~100 KSI tensile yield or better
SLIDE 79 Enclosure: Overview
- Protect components from water spray and
test part failure
○ Vulnerable components include: ■ Motor ■ Encoder ■ Pressure Transducers
SLIDE 80
Enclosure FMEA and Risk Analysis
SLIDE 81
Enclosure: Geometry
SLIDE 82 Enclosure: Geometry
quick access to transducer shut-off valves
SLIDE 83
Bill of Materials
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Bill of Materials cont.
SLIDE 85
Bill of Materials cont.
SLIDE 93
MSD II Schedule
SLIDE 94
Questions?
SLIDE 95
Alternative Coupler: P14474_115
SLIDE 96
Alternative Coupler: P14474_117
SLIDE 97
Components