PROJECT 102 FINAL PRESENTATION CLIENT: DR. MICHAEL GROSSMAN TEAM - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
PROJECT 102 FINAL PRESENTATION CLIENT: DR. MICHAEL GROSSMAN TEAM - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
PROJECT 102 FINAL PRESENTATION CLIENT: DR. MICHAEL GROSSMAN TEAM 102. TUTORIAL 0101. Photo Source: mg.washingtonpost.com/ INTRODUCTION DHANYAA SUDARSAN The Rainbow Experiment Image Source: http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/
INTRODUCTION
DHANYAA SUDARSAN
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The Rainbow Experiment
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The Rainbow Experiment
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The Problem?
Excessive Use of Methanol Lack of Safety Measures Lack of Mechanism to Control Explosions
Flow of Presentation
Funnel Design Components Mechanism Safety Objectives Implementation Requirements Cost Breakdown
THE DESIGN
AMBROSE CHU
The Funnel Design
Holding Container
Funnel System
Recipients
Airflow
Side Latches
Carbon Monoxide Detector
MATERIAL & DESIGN CHOICES
DIEGO SIMON
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Overall Design
Lightweight Refractory Concrete 1mm Stainless Steel Plate Curved Quartz Glass Sheet Stainless Steel Funnels Gas Input at the bottom
SAFETY
UROS SEPA
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Safety Features
Recipient Separation Quartz Glass Stainless Steel and Concrete Mixture Latches Carbon Monoxide Detector
Recipient System
Quartz Glass & Steel-Concrete Mixture
Latches & Carbon Monoxide Detector
Reducing Human Error
Enclosed Experiment Methanol Usage Airflow
Holding Container and Airflow
OBJECTIVES & SAFETY FEATURES
APURV KAUSHIK
Safety Standards
Science Safety Checklist - Council of Ontario Directors of Education Health and Safety committee Chemical Safety for Teachers and their Supervisors - American Chemical Society Reducing risks to Students and Educators from Hazardous Chemicals in a Secondary School Chemical Inventory - American Chemical Society
O1: Instructional
Purpose of an experiment? Interactive, tangible elements Clearly visible and interesting components Involves students Sparks creativity and promotes learning
O2: Compelling
How do we share knowledge? Connection Visual and dynamic appeal
O3: Expedient
How do we facilitate the learning process? Convenience and ease of use One-time setup Ease of disposal
Radar Diagram
IMPLEMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
TIAN-YUAN ZHAO
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Implementation
10 Stages summarized roughly as follows: Product Design and Development Legalities and Business Development Manufacturing and Logistics Distribution and Sales Customer Experience and Maintenance
Cost Breakdown
CONCLUSION
END.
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