P09454: Design & Testing of Centrifugal Pump Components MSD I – Mid Project Presentation Winter 08/09 Design Team: Rishitha Dias - ISE – Project Manager Kevin Klucher - ME – Lead Engineer John Hayles - ME Reme Meck - ME Ammar Jangbarwala - ME Project Background: Project Family: Sustainable Technologies for the Global Marketplace Project Track: Flow Visualization Sponsor: Dresser-Rand Corp. Faculty Guide: Dr. S. Day Project Deliverable: The goal of the project is to design, build, test and deliver to KGCOE, a centrifugal pump system for particle imaging velocimetry studies, which can be used both as a teaching tool for undergraduate students as well as a research tool for graduate and faculty researchers. Customer Needs: Primary Customers: Faculty & Graduate Researches Undergraduate Instructors Customer Needs / Target Specifications: Generate Multiple Flows ~ 3 Unique Impeller Designs ~ 2 Unique Diffuser Designs PIV Compatibility >85% Transmissivity of Pump Lab Teaching Tool < 5 min Impeller change out time > 0.45” Tool Clearance Measureable Flow, Pressure & Power. Must withstand a drop from 42” Components Existing Pump System: Sensors & Actuators GUI Close-up view of Pump Housing & Impeller Tank Existing Pump System: Design Concept: Interchangeable Diffuser Interchangeable Impeller Impeller and Diffuser Design Examples Design Concept: System Architecture: High Risk: Part Manufacturing Risk Item: Risk Mitigation: Machining acrylic to make Manufacture impeller impellers is challenging Complex impeller designs are costly to manufacture blades separately and glue to back-plate Use Rapid Prototyping for complex geometries High Risk: Technology Risk Item: Risk Mitigation: Impeller/Diffuser Use empirical results to Performance will not meet desired levels GUI I/O control for motor needs to be implemented improve component design Seek assistance from Faculty Consultant Overall Progress: Platform: The existing pump system is functioning at an acceptable level. Schedule: The Design & Analysis is on schedule. Awaiting customer feedback to finalize. Budget: $6,500, expected costs are $2,100, not including the machining costs Performance: Customer needs: On track to meet all customer needs, except Motor I/O control with GUI Specification: On track to meet all specifications, except Pump Efficiency levels Product development Phase: Phase 1 Current Stage of Design Planning Phase 2 Concept Development Phase 3 System Level Design Phase 4 MSD I MSD II Testing & Refinement MSD II Milestones: Week 1 End: Improve Impeller Designs using Empirical Data Week 4 End: Completed Housing Assembly Week 5 End: Complete Basic Testing of Sealing etc. Week 6 End: Complete GUI I/O system Week 8 End: Complete Pump Performance Testing Week 9 End: Testing & Verification Finalized Week 10 End: Documentation Finalized, Project Review Questions: