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DISASTER RELIEF
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
MCB 3083
AHMAD AFIF
18638
DIANA LIA THOMAS MARTIN 18698
LAU KAH MUN
18651
LINA FAHIMAH BT ALI 18717
SAYID IZWAN B SAYID BASRI 18733
INTRODUCTION
Persians introduces wind turbine in early
500-900 BC
To pump water and grind grains
PERSIA 500-900 BC
19TH CENTURY
Windmill in Denmark
Halladay
Pumping
Windmill
Darrieus wind
turbine
JAPAN WINDLENS
TECHNOLOGY
Literature Review
Wind Lens
Advantages
Design of blades are compact
Generates efficient electricity
Overcomes noise problem
Wind lens prevent breakage of blades
Avoid bird strikes
Operates at lower wind speed
DESIGN SPECIFICATION
PROPERTIES
Wind Speed
Height
Blade Material
Diffuser
Material
Body Material
Blade Radius
Diameter of
Diffuser
Power
Coefficient, Cp
Number of
Blades
Max Power
output
DESCRIPTIONS
2.5m/s
Elevation from ground is 10m
Fiberglass
Steel
Steel
2m
5m
0.54
4
150kW
Objective Tree
Easy to
operate and
mantain
User
Objectives
enviromental
friendly
increase the
amount of
energy in time
Cost
Objectives
Cheap to maintain
Reasonable and
affordable for customer
Able to produce
large volume of
energy
WIND
LENS
Large amount of
energy
Design
Objectives
Able to control
thye speed
Gearbox
High
efficiency
Blade
Able to operate
for longer
period
Larger surface
area with certain
angle
Concept 1
Concept 2
Concept 3
Selection Criteria
Weight
Concept 1
Rating
Concept 2
Weighted
Score
Rating
Concept 3
Weighted
Score
Rating
Weighted
Score
Aerodynamic
54
72
72
Product safety
10
60
60
90
Durability
48
56
72
Cost
56
56
48
Maintenance
48
48
40
54
63
10
54
Product
performance
Total Weighted
320
355
376
Section
View
Material Selection
Part
Function
Blades
To rotate to generate
electricity
Gearbox
To reduce speed or
torque
Bearing
Brim
Material properties
High stiffness, high
strength and light weight
Suitable material
Glass Fiber
Cast Iron
Polytetrafluoroethyl
ene (PTFE)
Carbon Steel
Glass Fiber
Calculation
Given:
Wind speed = 2.5m/s
Diameter of blade = 4m
Cp = 0.54
Maximum power = 150kW
opt = 4/n
n=no of blade
opt = 3.14
Wind power
P = 0.5AV3Cp
P = (0.5)(1.23)(12.57)(2.5x14) 3(0.54) = 178.93W
capacity is 150kW.
r2 = (150000) / [(2)(1.23)(2.5x1.4)3(0.54)]
r = 44.73m
FMEA
Item
Description and
function
Failure mode
Failure effect
Detection
method
Severity
Remarks
Local
System
The speed is
not same.
Notification is
not provided
when the
system is
operating.
None
Would be
better if blade
could fail in the
failure mode.
Notification is
provided when
the system is
operating.
Yes. Power
will not be
generated.
Would be
better if
generator
could fail in the
failure mode.
Blades
-It is rotated when
there is strong
wind.
Damaged.
Generator
-Powered by the
blades.
Bearing system
Excessive load on
- It used to assist
the bearing.
the blade to rotate
smoothly
The blade is
not rotate.
Notification is
not provided
when the
system is
operating.
None
Would be
better if
bearing could
fail in the
failure mode.
Wiring
Displaced or
connections
Disconnected.
-It used to link and
activated all the
mechanical
components.
The electrical
energy is not
stored
Notification is
not provided
when the
system is
operating.
None
Would be
better if
connections
could fail in the
failure mode.
Gearbox
-It used to change
the speed and
torque
Notification is
not provided
when the
system is
operating.
None
Would be
better if
gearbox could
fail in the
failure mode.
Rusted.
Cost Evaluation
ITEM NO
DESCRIPTION
AND PROPERTIES
QUANTITY
MATERIAL
PRICES/product
Blade
Fiberglass
RM 4338.8
Pole
Steel
RM 10039.5
Steel
RM 312.34
Steel
RM 1673.25
3
Ribs
Brim
Total
RM 16363.49