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What is something you struggled with this week? What is something you are proud of this week?

• Finishing SRR early enough for practice

• We got our SRR done for actual presentation day and got good feedback

• Members seemed to enjoy workday

• Workday was good, but a few members were missing : (

• SRR was good, constructive and valid criticism/pointing out oversights we had
  

• Good workday, all new members were there and started working on Solidworks. Also started sims for battery module.

SRR Key Takeaways/Next Steps

• Overall

  • Ideas for reviewing drawings and structure for estimating weights

  • Get reasoning for 3 wheel by PDR

• Suspension

  • Not being scared of aluminum welding and using that as a way to push ourselves

  • Quantify with just reasoning our parameters like 60-40 or FOS

• Steering

  • Look further into gearbox design as the issues we were maybe afraid of aren’t as big of a thing

  • Look into tunability

• Unsprung

  • Figure out brake disks

  • Tolerancing of bearings

• Be more thoughtful/less arbitrary with goals (i.e. goals were good, but have them bounded better, and be able to directly measure/compare them in the future

• Really really review composites plan to ensure we can make good progress while reaching our key frame goals

• Be more thoughtful in ergo design, think more about possible situations/applications (minimize oversight)

• Difference between making a part that would be cool, and making a part that is practical and effective (i.e. carbon fiber steering wheel vs fiber glass steering wheel)

• Rethink whether we really need so much of cooling, vibration dampening, etc

• Have a good testing and simulation plan - know the basics.

• Do composite testing but only test for your expected loading/impacts. Wastes time

• Add FOS to only few parts and then design other parts to handle extreme cases

• Shield all HV cables - probably a source of most EMF interference

• properly fuse all battery connections

• Match mechanical loading of rest of the car in terms of FOS/what we can see during transport

Workday Review

• Ergo got directly distributed projects to get started on (new members → ergo jig) (old members → daybreak re-designs)

• Frame learned about weldments, used weldments, then performed FEA on a structure in SolidWorks. Also, got them up to speed on FEA theory and gave then a little walkthrough/rundown of ANSYS
  

• New members started solidworks project

• Enclosure design almost done

• Started working on an equation for calculating the heat dissipation of a single cell

• Battery internal PCBS done (need to add a few components but major design complete)

Next Workday Plan

• Assign frame members direct tasks

  • Get started on reference model of frame, possibly start making an oc prototype

  • Begin frame jig design brainstorming

• Continue ergo tasks

  • Finalize ergo jig plans/design

  • Continue pedal box redesigning

  • Continue steering wheel research

• Start giving real tasks to new members

  • Acetone bath rig

  • Vibration testing

  • Water ingress barriers

  • New cooling system for daybreak

• Start eplan training if licences come

• Hopefully battery is done by then so we can start manufacturing plan and more detailed timeline + start ordering materials

• Make general layout for dashboard buttons to give to controls

Daybreak Progress?

Finished SRR and now can begin CADing the new control arms

nah

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Questions subsystems want to ask:

• Ergo: if we get a driver dimension form together, can every channel blast it out so we can have driver data : D