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3. Statement on who has done the work EACH individual, and this is
true for all assignments, must submit an assignment by himself/
herself!
Dan Roberts has completed all of the work identified in this project.
4. Contents
Intro
Methodologies
Main Body
Maritime User Need Identification
CORA
Ranky-Taguchi
CORA Analysis
Summary
5. Introduction and Objectives of the Project
The objectives of this project are to identify the user needs of Green
Personal Watercraft (PWC) and determine which engineering solutions
are best to meet those needs.
6. A brief description of the methodologies applied.
The textbook was utilized to identify the potential requirements. CORA
analysis was applied to complete the analysis.
7. The Main Body of the project:
1. Read Chapter Six in the 3D eBook: Review and explain in a few
sentences each image what the customer requirements were /
could have been based on the images offered (image files:
IMG_1122 to IMG_1174 section).
Propeller (1122): Must be able to connect to an engine and push
against water to propel it through the ocean. Must be able to last
for a specific period of time (i.e. 5 years) and must be able to last
in a corrosive environment (i.e. seawater).
Bracket (1123) Must be able to withstand the weight of what it is
holding and then some. Needs to be able to be moved by the
user, and last for a certain period of time (i.e. 5 years) under
normal use. Must also be able to last in a corrosive environment.
Wood Hull (1145): Must be able to be water tight and resist the
forces of the water against the hull. Need to be streamlined to
minimize drag. Must be able to last for a specific period of time
(i.e 5 years) and be able to withstand a corrosive environment.
Wood Wall (1148): Must be mostly water tight, but not as tight as
the hull. Will need to hold up in multiple weather environments
and temperature (i.e. snow and rain). Must be able to last for a
specific period of time (i.e. 5 years). Must be paintable.
Boat Bow (1150): Must be strong enough to withstand for forces
of upcoming waves and potential knocks into the pier. Must be
able to withstand the environment (i.e. snow and rain) and prevent
water entry into the word to prevent the wood from rotting. Needs
to support the rest of the ship and last for a specific period of time
(i.e. 5 years).
Ranky, Paul G. Concurrent / Simultaneous Engineering Methods,Tools and Case Studies Within a Lean Six-Sigma
Quality and Sustainable, Globally Collaborative Green PLM
(Product Lifecycle Management) Framework. Ver 7.1. CIMware
USA Inc and CiMware Ltd., UK.
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