Hoverboard Blueprints by Team Cardinal Wings
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Team Cardinal Wings is a group of 8 Mechanical Engineering students from Lamar University who are inventing a real working hoverboard by early 2014. Follow us, sponsor us, watch us make history!
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- 1. Purpose built Engineered products built from the ground up BEWARE: hot exhaust Escaping from reat nozzle 1Θ=168˚ MEEN 4310 Integrated System Design MIDTERM PRESENTATION Kevin LaLonde Abigail Vincent Joshua Barnes Torian Odeneal Julio Parades Kaci Davis 1 Image from University Standard’s Manual
- 2. 1. Background 2. Discovery 3. Concepts 4. Specifications 5. Analysis 6. Schedule 7. Deliverables 8. Management
- 3. This is quite a Delightful bevel if Isay so myself This curvuture of The set top is A call to nostalgia
- 4. This is quite a Delightful bevel if Isay so myself This curvuture of The set top is A call to nostalgia Delorian Image from deloreantimemachine.com
- 5. This is quite a Delightful bevel if Isay so myself This curvuture of The set top is A call to nostalgia Image from Back to the Future movie series
- 6. This is quite a Delightful bevel if Isay so myself This curvuture of The set top is A call to nostalgia Image from Back to the Future movie series
- 7. 1. Projects on YouTube® 2. DIY Hovercraft 3. Manufactured Hovercraft 4. Hovercraft Clubs 5. Experience from Video Games 6. Experience from Movies 7. Other Media
- 8. MARTY’S BOARD ALURA AIRBOARD FUTURE HORIZON HOVERCRAFT OUR DESIGN Image from gizmodo.com Image from gizmodo.com Image from digitalspy.com Image from uncrate.com WEIGHT 5 1 2 1 4
- 9. 6-8” Skirt height 2.5ft1.5ft 5ft 15” Diameter not to scale spring-loaded throttle rear foot strap Triangular thrust port 45˚ Thrust Vector Turn assist ports Front foot throttle strap Side view Top view Front View Isometric View 15hp vertical shaft engine
- 10. spring-loaded throttle Front foot throttle strap Springs Connecting Rods Throttling Flap Port to Vectored Thrust THRUST User’s feet Restraining foot strap SIDE VIEW TOP VIEW
- 11. Top View z Side View X X Z Y Y Y
- 12. Turning Assist Ports Function From Skirt Compression Due to Carving Technique Front View Carving Direction
- 13. Primary Loads Mounted Engine and Fan Approx 100lbs Board Rider Approx 200 lbs Top view
- 14. Skirt Data Bonding Method Data from sailrite.com From seas.columbia.edu material and parts guide for hovercraft Plastipane 30 Gauge Weight: 30.00 +/-1.5 oz. per sq. yard Color: Clear Emboss: Polished face and back Tensile Strength (5100): 300 +/-25 lbs/in. (warp and fill) Tear Strength (5134): 7 +/- 2 lb. (warp and fill) Hydrostatic Resistance (5512): 150 +/- 20 psi Elongation at break: >300% Good optical clarity Flexible UV resistant 0 degree cold crack (ASTM D 1790) Neoprene Adhesive -- Solvent- based, waterproof, flexible contact cement. Bonds tenaciously. Bond strength increases with age. Ideal for bonding hovercraft skirt material to itself or other surfaces, even metal surfaces. Apply to both surfaces, let dry for 30 mins., then mate the surfaces for a permanent bond. Clean- up with acetone. Amber color.
- 15. Lift Data Thrust Data Data from using Hover Hawks Lift Calculator based on Jame Perozzos Book “Hovercrafting as a Hobby” Data from hand calculations and WolframAlpha.com analysis Given: Board Surface Area max =12.5ft^2 Length: 5ft Max Width: 2.5ft Payload: 300lbs Solved: Life Perimeter=15ft Total Cushion Area=12.5ft^2 Cushion Pressure=24 psf Air Velocity= 87.6 ft/s Lift Air Volume = 55 CFS Min Lift Engine Power = 4hp Min Fan Diameter = 14” 47/64 Given: Payload = 300 lbs Wanted Velocity =20mph Using Equations: 1) Power = Pressure * Volume Flow 2) Pressure = Force * Velocity Solved: • Need roughly 4 ft^2 output at 4hp min. • At nominal 15hp, need 1.1 ft^2
- 16. Cost Analysis Material/Tools quantity Price Total Price 15 hp engine 1 $299 $299 Board material $100 Skirt material 54in*1yd $9.98 $9.98 Nuts & Bolts 1 $17.99 $17.99 Metal Rod 2 $7.67 $15.34 Total $442.31
- 17. Construction and materials: The board will be constructed out of 6 plys of 1/8” Baltic Birch. Using Baltic Birch will allow for a sturdy board, but still some flexibility. Titebond 3 will be used to glue the laminates together. Titebond 3 provides water resistance and a superior bonding strength. The 6 layers will be compressed together with a jig built specifically for shaping this board. Size: The board will be 5 feet long and an estimated 2.5 feet wide at the widest point. The shape is still under determination. The board will be approximately 3/4” thick. Weight: The board will be approximately 25lbs. Process: The first Baltic birch prototype will be made using a jig and purpose built clamps. Using this setup will provide the concave needed in the board. If a composite board is chosen we plan on building a male mold and using a vacuum press. Using a vacuum press will allow for even distribution of pressure of 14.7psi over the entire board. This will prevent air bubbles and provide a uniformly bonded board. 3-point Bending Analysis
- 18. SEPTEMBER CALCULATIONS OCTOBER PARTS & FUNDRAISING NOVEMBER EVAL & FUNDRAISING DECEMBER EVAL & FUNDRAISING JAN-FEB ASSEMBLY & TESTING
- 19. Looking Ahead: •Design Engine Mount & Fan Shroud •Select Engine and Fan •Use Data to Finalize Speed and Lift Calculation
- 20. INDIVIDUAL EFFORT •KACI : SKIRT MATERIAL , CURTIS’S BLUEPRINTS •ABBIE : THROTTLE DESIGN, SKIRT MATERIAL •JULIO : LIFT CALCULATIONS, CENT. FAN IDEA •TORIAN: ENGINE PLACEMENT & TYPES •KEVIN : CREATED PROTOTYPE •JOSHUA : CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT, TEAM MGT. COLLABORATION (2ME BOARD MFG) DAVID & JOSEPH
- 21. Potential Models Commercial Appeal Easy to rebuild 20mph All foot control All-terrain Water-Proof Weather-proof
- 23. Purpose built Engineered products built from the ground up BEWARE: hot exhaust Escaping from reat nozzle 1Θ=168˚
Notas do Editor
- Science fiction is humanity’s crystal ball, and many inventions have originated from science fiction. Flip phone from Star Trek communicator, a show that began 40 years ago. Submarine from Jules Verne’s 2000 Leagues Under the See written over 140 years ago. Modern Ball Bearing, thought of by Leonardo Da Vinci, and used in his drawing for his idea of a helicopter, over 500 years ago. Science fiction has cult followings, so any popular concept brought to life should garner a large amount of revenue.
- The hoverboard, a science fiction concept, essentially a skateboard without wheels that hovers, was made popular in Back to the Future 2 and 3 in 1989, over 20 years ago. So the hoverboard definitely falls into the cult following category, with appearances in many other media, such as the 1998 made for TV movie “Future Sport” and the Playstation 2 EyeToy game AntiGrav made in 2004.
- Marty’s hoverboard, a science fiction form of transportation, skirts close to the ground.
- The board is steered by “carving”, which mean leaning into a turn, and is a technique used by surfers, skateboarders, and snowboarder.
- Our goal is to produce a hovercraft as close to the one of science fiction as possible. Using the 5 criteria listed here, our design comes the closest to Marty’s Board. The AluraAirboard actually has a friction wheel beneath it aiding in traction. And it has a handle bar.Future Horizons features many hoax, and there site is down, so their hovercraft may not be real. Also it uses a wireless remote to steer the fans behind it.The typical hovercraft shares only the “no wheels” fact with the hoverboard. Perfomance and Usability differs.Our design will attempt to mimic Marty’s Board, except for it probably being too heavy to carry, unless we make it out of composites (like we hope to).The above concepts are also considered design requirements