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P12031: Motion Assistive Seating Device for Sailing Project Team: Faculty Guide: Edward Hanzlik Steven Gajewski Technical Mentor: Kate Leipold Aleef Mahmud Primary Customer: Richard Ramos Secondary Customer: Keith Burhans Mitchel Rankie


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P12031: Motion Assistive Seating Device for Sailing

Project Team: Steven Gajewski Aleef Mahmud Mitchel Rankie Christopher Sullivan

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Faculty Guide: Edward Hanzlik Technical Mentor: Kate Leipold Primary Customer: Richard Ramos Secondary Customer: Keith Burhans Sponsor: Mark Smith and M.E. Dept. National Science Foundation

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 Overview

 The goal of this project is to re-design, build, and test a portable, detachable seating system that will allow disabled users to participate in IFDS competitive

  • sailing. The system must utilize the user’s rotational

arm motion to steer the boat’s rudder and allow adjustment of the user’s position by rotating along a bearing mounted track for leverage and view during sailing scenarios. The team must reduce excess weight, increase functionality, and adapt specifically for a C 4-5 quadriplegic user.

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Project Description

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Need # Importance Description

CN1 1 Designed to fit specifically in SONAR sailboats CN2 1 Safe system to operate for long periods CN3 1 System controls rudder CN4 1 Portable, non-permanent installation on boat CN5 1 Environmentally resistant to wear CN6 1 Shippable and fits on one palette CN7 1 Emergency override for rudder control CN8 1 Weight of system is primarily over the keel CN9 1 Crank Geometry (length of crank fits shoulder width) CN10 1 25% weight reduction CN11 1 Ease of operation (biceps work required reduced) CN12 1 Easy to detach hands from crank CN13 2 Comfortable hand crank height (height of crank shaft) CN14 2 Re-work “chair swing” mechanics/mechanism CN15 2 Tilt in seat for better view CN16 2 20% cost reduction in BOM CN17 3 Better fitting harness CN18 3 Less abrasive harness CN19 3 Easier entry for user CN20 3 Rearview mirror

Customer Needs

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Engineering Specifications

Spec # Importance Source Description

ES1 1

CN1, CN4

Secure to Sonar with non-permanent attachments

ES2 1

CN2

Minimum FOS of critical elements found via analysis

ES3 1

CN2

Time required to release user from seat and system

ES4 1

CN3

Degree of movement of Rudder from centerline of boat

ES5 1

CN3

Backlash in the lines controlling the Rudder

ES6 1

CN4, CN6

Cubic area of disassembled and packed unit

ES7 1

CN5

Corrosion resistance

ES8 1

CN7

Functioning emergency overide for Rudder

ES9 1

CN8

Location of Track Platform respective to Keel

ES10 1

CN9

Length of the distance between hand attachment points

ES11 1

CN10

Weight of each part combined

ES14 1

CN11

Percentage of amplification of user's force input

ES15 2

CN12

Time required to detach hands

ES16 2

CN13, CN18

User Specified Harness

ES17 2

CN13, CN18

Comfort perceived by user from 1[low]-10[high]

ES18 2

CN14

Height of crank shaft relative to the bottom of the seat

ES19 2

CN15

Clearence of tangle prone lines from chair swinging

ES12 3

CN16

Angle of tilt of chair relative to horizontal plane of deck

ES13 3

CN17

Cost of components purchased for design during MSD

ES21 3

CN19

Time required for entry

ES22 3

CN20

Functioning rearview mirror

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Functional Decomposition

User Device Portability Attachable Non Permanent Assembly Required Major Parts Tiller Strut Tiller Arm Track Platform Passenger Interface Seat Cranks Pedestal Base Tiller Control Override Rotate hand Crank Ropes Taut Shifting Weight Ropes and Pulleys Locking Mechanism Restrain User 4-Point harness Hands Feet Steering column tilt Boat

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System Interface

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Boat Constraints

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Pedestal Base

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Track Platform

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Tiller Strut

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Seat Support Rib

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Seat

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Crank Design

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Hand Crank Design

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Critical Objectives

Customer Need # Importance Description Status CN1 1

Designed to fit specifically in SONAR sailboats

Pass

CN2 1

Safe system to operate for long periods

Pass

CN3 1

System controls rudder

Pass

CN4 1

Portable, non-permanent installation on boats

Pass

CN5 1

Environmentally resistant to wear

Pass

CN6 1

Shippable and fits on one palette

Pass

CN7 1

Emergency override for rudder control

Pass

CN8 1

Weight of system is primarily over the keel

Pass

CN9 1

Crank Geometry (length of crank fits shoulder width)

Pass

CN10 1

25% weight reduction

Fail

CN11 1

Ease of operation (biceps work required reduced)

Pass

CN12 1

Easy to detach hands from crank

Pass

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Secondary Objectives

Customer Need # Importance Description Status CN13 2

Better fitting harness

Pass

CN14 2

User Specific hand crank height (height of crank shaft)

Pass

CN15 2

Address issue of lines tangling during chair swing

Pass

CN16 2

Tilt in seat for better view

Pass

CN17 3

Maximum cost of BOM cannot exceed $3000

Pass

CN18 3

Less abrasive harness

Pass

CN19 3

Quick entry for user

Pass

CN20 3

Rearview mirror

Fail

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Test # Importance Test Item Source Unit Min. Value Ideal Value Actual Value Pass/ Fail

T1.0 Weight and Cost

T1.1 1 Weight of each part combined lb 106> 79.5> 88 Pass T1.2 3 Cost of components purchased $ 3000> 2400> 2800+ Pass

T2.0 User Comfort

T2.1 1 Distance between hand attachment points in 18±2 18±.5 17 Pass T2.2 2 Height of crank relative to the bottom of the seat in 18±2 18±.5 19 Pass T2.3 2 User Specified Harness Binary Yes Yes Yes Pass T2.4 2 Comfort perceived by user from 1[low]-10[high] # 5< 10 7 Pass

T3.0 Installation

T3.1 1 Cubic area of disassembled and packed unit in^3 74088> 66679> 37800 Pass T3.2 1 Secure to Sonar with non-permanent attachments Binary Yes Yes Yes Pass T3.3 3 Time required for entry minutes 60> 30> 11 Pass MSD - P12031

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Testing Results

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Test # Importance Test Item Source Unit Min. Value Ideal Value Actual Value Pass/ Fail

T4.0 Normal Sailing Conditions

T4.1 1 Degree of movement of Rudder from centerline degrees 40< 90< 46.6 Pass T4.2 1 Backlash in the lines controlling the Rudder in 1> 0.5> 1 Pass T4.3 1 Location of Track Platform respective to Keel (x,y) in 0±15,0 0±10,0 13 Pass T4.4 1 Percentage of amplification of user's force input % 0< 30< 50 Pass T4.5 1 Time required to detach hands seconds 60> 30> 5 Pass T4.6 2 Angle of tilt of chair relative to horizontal plane degrees 10< 15< 20.2 Pass T4.7 3 Functioning rearview mirror Binary Yes Yes No Fail

T5.0 Rough Sailing and Worst Case Conditions

T5.1 1 Corrosion resistance Binary Yes Yes Yes Pass T5.2 1 Minimum FOS of critical elements found via analysis # 1< 3< 3.09 Pass T5.3 1 Time required to release user from seat and system minutes 10> 5> .42 Pass T5.4 1 Functioning emergency override for Rudder Binary Yes Yes Yes Pass T5.5 2 Clearance of tangle prone lines from chair swinging in 1< 4< 7 Pass MSD - P12031

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Testing Results

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 In future iterations of the development:

  • Further weight reduction
  • Further cost reduction
  • Powder coated to provide enhanced corrosion

protection

  • Adjustable for a variety of user and the constraints of

the Sonar keelboat.

  • Design for environment
  • Design for assembly (DFA)
  • Implement electronics and/or mechanically actuated

parts that allow the user greater control of the boat with minimal effort exerted

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Future Work

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Questions and Feedback

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