Title: Cycle Testing to Determine Life-Cycle Improvement and Shot Peening
Name of NGM Educator: Norman Smith, Technology Education and Project Lead the Way, South Windsor High School, South Windsor, CT |
Name of Host Company: Metal Improvement Company |
Grade Level: 9 - 12th
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Student Work Types:
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Task Abstract: Students will work through the 12-step design process to develop a fixture involving the shot peeing process of compressing the surface of the material to change it’s characteristics. They will improve their skills using Inventor software to produce both solid models and working drawings and will experience the team approach to design |
Task Objectives: Students will
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Esssential Understandings/Questions: Did the 12-step design process help or hinder this project? How? Is the use of 3-D solid modeling software an effective tool for design and development? What are essential characteristics that will help individuals’ function in a design team? |
Task Description: Students will be formed into teams that will design a fixture to cycle test parts. They will document each of the parts in both solid model and working drawings using Inventor software and present their designs in a design review meeting. |
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Prior Learning Required: Project Lead the Way 12-Step Design Process, Inventor, Microsoft Office
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Context within which work is produced:
Classroom; group setting |
Individual or Group Work: Group |
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