Group 6 - Toro CCR 2400 E GTS Snow-blower

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====Energy Profile====
 
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::  This section outlines the energy conversions, starting with the translational mechanical motion applied by the user and ending with the rotational mechanical
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::  This section outlines the energy conversions, starting with the translational mechanical motion applied by the user and ending with the rotational mechanical energy that is sent to the gear train and ultimately spins the auger.  See Figure () for a graphical explanation to aid in understanding the subsequent  
: energy that is sent to the gear train and ultimately spins the auger.  See Figure () for a graphical explanation to aid in understanding the subsequent  
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paragraphs which further describe the conversions taking place.
 
paragraphs which further describe the conversions taking place.
  

Revision as of 23:37, 8 October 2011

Contents

Project Overview

-> Description

Gate 1: Project Planning

The first stage of the project contains two main categories in which the process of dis-assembly which will be planned.

Project Management

  • Work Proposal
  • Management Proposal

Product Archaeology

Development Profile

Usage Profile

Energy Profile

This section outlines the energy conversions, starting with the translational mechanical motion applied by the user and ending with the rotational mechanical energy that is sent to the gear train and ultimately spins the auger. See Figure () for a graphical explanation to aid in understanding the subsequent

paragraphs which further describe the conversions taking place.

By drawing on the pull-start mechanism, translational mechanical energy is created. This cord is wrapped around the crankshaft axle such that when the chord is pulled, the crankshaft is rotated, converting the translational energy to rotational energy. As the crankshaft rotates, it pushes the piston upwards, towards the spark plug, converting the rotation back into translational energy. In the case of the electric start, the spark is supplied directly from electrical power.

Complexity Profile

Material Profile

User Interaction Profile

Product Alternative Profile

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