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Midpoint Presentation Team Retekt: Abdullah Alenezi Mohammad Almutairi Kyle Connelly Drew Shumway Dylan Simon Project Description Issue: Loss of texture over time Client: John Doskicz of Flagstaff Climbing Figure 1: Flagstaff Climbing


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Midpoint Presentation

Team Retekt: Abdullah Alenezi Mohammad Almutairi Kyle Connelly Drew Shumway Dylan Simon

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Project Description

Clean Retexture Recolor Goal: Retexture indoor climbing holds to save money over time

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Issue: Loss of texture over time Client: John Doskicz of Flagstaff Climbing Center

Figure 1: Flagstaff Climbing Center [1]

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Requirements

Customer Requirements Save money Climbing holds will gain usable texture while resembling original hold Can be applied to majority of hold collection Can be stored reasonably Can recolor

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Engineering Requirements 80% original texture (surface roughness 5.5x10-5in) Cost of operation (< $3.00/hold) Size of device (< 6 ft longest length) Durability of machine (>500 holds before maintenance) Color (visual color scale)

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Original Design

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Resin based texture

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Design Changes

Table was not necessary Texture is now concrete based Dipsticks are not manufactured (all materials can be purchased) Ultrasonic cleaner is bought rather than built Included a drying rack

Dylan 5

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50% Hardware Review

Final texture developed Adhesives, aggregates, colors Ultrasonic cleaner, cleaner solution test

Dylan 6 Figure 3: Sample Textures

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Ultrasonic Cleaner

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Before After

Vinegar + Water mixture is the most effective Time to clean is 30 to 60 min

Figure 4: Ultrasonic Cleaner test

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The Mix

What’s in it

  • Concrete fortifier
  • Concrete for patching
  • Copper slag aggregate

(optional)

  • Dye (optional)
  • Water (optional)

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Figure 5: Mixture Materials

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The first of its kind

The holds pictured to the right were the first holds to be given to Flagstaff Climbing to be put on the wall. Seen below is the second attempt at a hold to be put on the wall.

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Figure 6: Retextured Holds

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95% Completion - Hardware Review 2

  • Construct dip sticks
  • Construct drying rack
  • Remove texture from resurfaced holds
  • Test resurfaced holds in ultrasonic cleaner

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Dipstick

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Figure 7: CAD and finished Dipping Rods

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Dipstick

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Petroleum jelly prevents texture adhesion to bolt

  • r hose.

The rubber hose expanded as expected to fill the bolt hole.

Figure 8: Testing Dipping rods

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Drying Rack

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Figure 9: CAD and Physical Drying Rack

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Continuous Improvement

The texture is not perfect. We are working on making it more durable. We tested vinyl concrete patch ready mix yesterday. Finishing touches on drying rack (back stopper)

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Figure 10: Retextured Hold

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Budget & BOM

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Budget $2000 Expenses $713.73 Remaining of the Budget $1,286.27

  • Sponsors:

○ John Doskicz ■ $1000 ○ Engineering Dept. ■ $1000

Table 1: Bill of Materials

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BOM

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Table 2: Drying Rack Bill of Materials

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Moving Forward

Writing user manual Making poster Writing report

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Schedule

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Figure 11: Gantt Chart

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Any Questions?

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