Mechanical saw - Complete
Technological interests relating to my teaching career. This blog is designed to highlight my interests and findings that could be potentially used in lesson plans of various Math, Science, and especially Technology Teachers. It will be designed, but not limited to, a high school level curriculum.
Friday, November 2, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Monday, October 29, 2012
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Friday, October 19, 2012
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Group 4 BD
Mechanical Saw
How would the project be affected if you decided to change the input gear size by a factor of 2? Explain using actual numbers.
How would the project be affected if you decided to change the input gear size by a factor of 2? Explain using actual numbers.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Group 4 (4AC)
Mechanical Saw
What kind of constructive criticism can you offer your peers working on a project design similar to yours? Be specific.
What kind of constructive criticism can you offer your peers working on a project design similar to yours? Be specific.
Group 5 (4AC)
Mechanical Drum
After looking at your peer's project parts, what constructive criticism can you offer? How do you think their project compares to yours and what do you like about both designs? How does your IMA compare to theirs?
After looking at your peer's project parts, what constructive criticism can you offer? How do you think their project compares to yours and what do you like about both designs? How does your IMA compare to theirs?
Friday, September 7, 2012
Flapping wing
Flapping Wing
Throughout Leonardo da Vinci's life he envisioned humans flying through emulation of birds and other flying creatures. He translated the fluid motion of birds to moving parts, simple machines, and flexible joints. Using mostly wood, rope, iron, and animal skin da Vinci attempted to make his dream a reality. It is your group's goal to reverse engineer as many [da Vinvi] flapping wing documents you can locate in order to develop a manufacturable product. Begin by using your knowledge of the design process to develop ideas, rough sketches, and 3D computer models. Throughout the process it is necessary to develop Ideal Mechanical Advantages (IMA) of individual simple machines and gears in order to find the overall IMA based on projected dimensions. Once your group has developed an approved system you will then attempt to implement an electric drive system, based on your knowledge of power, torque, angular velocity, and digital electronics.
Image Source: Laurenza, D., Taddei, M. & Zanon, E. (2006). Leonardo's machines : Da Vinci's inventions revealed. Cincinnati, OH Newton Abbot: David & Charles.
Image Source: Laurenza, D., Taddei, M. & Zanon, E. (2006). Leonardo's machines : Da Vinci's inventions revealed. Cincinnati, OH Newton Abbot: David & Charles.
Image Source: Laurenza, D., Taddei, M. & Zanon, E. (2006). Leonardo's machines : Da Vinci's inventions revealed. Cincinnati, OH Newton Abbot: David & Charles.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Replace SMET with Leonardo Da Vinci Machines LDVM!
Attention POE students!
First project of the year: Analyze the amazing inventions of Leonardo Da Vinci in order to develop small scale working models.
Questions:
What are the six simple machines?
What do you know about Mechanical Advantage, Gears and ratios?
What process should you follow in order to successfully complete design?
More to come on this...
First project of the year: Analyze the amazing inventions of Leonardo Da Vinci in order to develop small scale working models.
Questions:
What are the six simple machines?
What do you know about Mechanical Advantage, Gears and ratios?
What process should you follow in order to successfully complete design?
More to come on this...
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