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The Design and Development of Custom Rear Brake Calipers for the Oregon State University Formula SAE

Creator:: Van Horn, Allison
Abstract:: Rear brake calipers are a critical component of the brake system within a vehicle. Brake calipers function by clamping against the brake rotor when the brake pedal is pressed by the driver and thus results in deceleration of the vehicle. This thesis aims to design and develop custom rear brake...
Resource Type:: Honors College Thesis
Full Text:: Allison Van Horn - Honors Thesis The Design and Development of Custom Rear

Identifying customer requirements and designing for modularity in developing specialized, low production volume products

Creator:: van Tamelen, Peter G.
Abstract:: Field biologists are in need of more specialized and technical equipment than they are able to produce on their own in order to collect data more efficiently or gather data that is not currently available. This presents a challenge for design engineers because these products are typically highly specialized and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Peter G. van

Creep strength of aluminum alloy conductor

Creator:: Gerard, Thomas John
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ,/,?-t# typcdl by E;Lrn Evrnl ACKli'OWLEDGMENT The author is deeply indebted to o. G. l'aasohe

Laboratory creep studies on "Pheasant" and "Expanded" aluminum conductors

Creator:: Wilson, Laurence Martin
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: further indebted to Professor O. G. Paasche of Oregon State University Department of Mechanical

A design of a furnace for melting refractory metals using a plasma jet heat source

Creator:: Van Kleeck, Nelson Leeds
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: NELSON LEEDS VAN KLEECX A THESIS submitted to OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY in partial fulfillment of

Mechanical engineering design across cultures : a method of designing for cultures

Creator:: Van Bossuyt, Douglas L.
Abstract:: Mechanical design is often based on formal methodologies such as Quality Function Deployment. Techniques to quantitatively account for attractability, sensory perception, and affective design have been successfully incorporated into these methods and are receiving growing acceptance across many industries. Although the adoption of these methods marks a large improvement for...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Douglas L. Van Bossuyt for the

Reliability centered prediction technique for diagnostic modeling and improvement

Creator:: Murphy, Michael D., 1965-
Abstract:: Design phase decisions based on diagnosability lead to lower system costs and, in turn, higher quality products by means of reducing maintenance time and increasing system reliability. A case for diagnosability is presented. Functions of diagnosability are expounded upon including life cycle costs, statistical analysis, and design criterion to emphasize...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Prediction Technique for Diagnostic Modeling and Improvement. Abstract approved: Robert Paasch

Towards reliable and survivable ocean wave energy converters

Creator:: Brown, Adam C.
Abstract:: Ocean wave energy is a new and developing field of renewable energy with great potential. The energy contained in one meter of an average wave off the coast of Newport Oregon could supply dozens of homes with electricity. However, ocean waves are usually quite irregular which leads to large bursts...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: . Abstract approved: Robert Paasch Ocean wave energy is a new and developing field of

Shocks and Awe : Damping Selection in Racecars to Maximize Grip

Creator:: Takaro, Trevor M. F.
Abstract:: This thesis covers the use of a quarter car model to select damping rates for aFormula Student (FS) car, focusing on minimizing vertical tire force variation to improvegrip. A 2 degree of freedom (DOF) quarter car model is cycled over the road frequenciesof interest and the results compared with the...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: : Damping Selection in Racecars to Maximize Grip Abstract approved: Dr. Robert Paasch This thesis covers

Modeling innovativeness in consumer products with the influence of environmental sustainability

Creator:: Gilchrist, Brady
Abstract:: This thesis is the result of two research publications, which together form a framework for the evaluation of product innovativeness with potential future applications to early design. Innovation is a challenging concept to quantify. Experts seemingly have a grasp of what innovation is when they see it, however this evaluation...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: insights. Dr. Douglas L. Van Bossuyt and Ryan Arlitt assisted with data processing and interpretation in

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The Design and Development of Custom Rear Brake Calipers for the Oregon State University Formula SAE

Identifying customer requirements and designing for modularity in developing specialized, low production volume products

Creep strength of aluminum alloy conductor

Laboratory creep studies on "Pheasant" and "Expanded" aluminum conductors

A design of a furnace for melting refractory metals using a plasma jet heat source

Mechanical engineering design across cultures : a method of designing for cultures

Reliability centered prediction technique for diagnostic modeling and improvement

Towards reliable and survivable ocean wave energy converters

Shocks and Awe : Damping Selection in Racecars to Maximize Grip

Modeling innovativeness in consumer products with the influence of environmental sustainability

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