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THE ORIGIN

Our main motive was to create a sustainable, eco-friendly, portable transportation device that would be easy to carry when not driving, for maximum theft protection. This device goes hand in hand with the current scenario of COVID-19 as the device is designed to carry only a single person, ensuring social distancing.  

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This page is dedicated to the origination of the "hows" and "whys" of this urban mobility vehicle. 

INITIAL DESIGN 

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These designs were modeled to get a rough idea of how the final product could be like.  

SELECTING THE POWER SOURCE

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Weighted Matrix to select the power source

Points Allocation

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Power Source Selected = Electric

PROSPECTIVE DESIGN IDEAS

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DESIGN SKETCH 1

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DESIGN SKETCH 2

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DESIGN SKETCH 3

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DESIGN SKETCH 4

WEIGHTED MATRIX FOR DESIGN SKETCHES

Key information regarding the matrix

 As the number of folds increases, the ease of foldability decreases.

In an educational campus method of carrying via trolley is much better than backpack, hence trolley=2 and backpack =1 

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Points Allocation

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DESIGN-2 Selected 

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DIFFERENT DESIGNS OF FOOT-PAD

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Design 1 & its Analysis

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Design 2 & its Analysis

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Design 3 & its Analysis

RESULT: Foot-pad design 2 is selected, as it has the minimum stress amongst the three designs 

FIRST CAD MODEL BASED ON PRELIMINARY CALCULATIONS

FIRST BASIC MODEL 

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ITERATIONS IN DEVICE'S HANDLE

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ADJUSTABLE HANDLE LENGTH 

User can easily adjust handle height according to their convenience.

FIRST ITERATION IN DEVICE'S HANDLE

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In this iteration, the handle length variability is retained from initial design, but due to handle being too long it can't be folded.

FINAL ITERATION IN DEVICE'S HANDLE

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COMPLETELY FOLDABLE HANDLES

In this final iteration, the handle can be easily folded when the user is not using it.

ITERATION FOR BASE

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Maximum Principal Stress is 33.46 MPa

Maximum Von Mises Stress is 42.24 MPa

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Initial Base Design

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Final Base Design

WEIGHTED MATRIX TO CHOSE MATERIAL (RESULT)  

FEATURES CONSIDERED:

1.

Density (1000 Kg/m3)

2.

Young's Modulus (GPa)

3.

Cost (Rupees per Kgs)

4.

Hardness (Brinell)

5.

Yield Strength (MPa)

6.

Designer's Consideration

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Weighted Matrix Result: If drilling is not required for the part.  

Weighted Matrix Result: If drilling is required for the part.  

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WEIGHTED MATRIX TO CHOSE POWER SOURCE (RESULT)  

FEATURES CONSIDERED:

1.

Distance travelled in 10 Rupees

2.

Weight of the power source (kgs)

3.

Average speed (kms/hr)

4.

Noise Produced (dB)

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Weighted Matrix Result shows that Electrical power source should be chosen based on the above-consided factors.

ITERATION FOR BACK WHEEL

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Added a pulley motor mechanism

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Implementing a pulley motor mechanism was a better a choice than regular chain motor mechanism giving the user a smoother, jerk-free ride.

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FINALLY ADDED A HUB MOTOR, AS THE PULLEY MOTOR MECHANISM CONTRIBUTED TOO MUCH TO WEIGHT

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