P08405: Freeze Drying Environmental Chamber

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1 Project Overview
2 Administrative Information
3 Team Documents

Project Overview

The Freeze Drying Environmental Chamber project is one designed to build an environmental test chamber for materials testing. This chamber will be used to test composite materials, foams, and other sustainable materials. A static environment will be maintained in the chamber under a vacuum and temperature regulation system. This project is being sponsored by Dr. Varela of the RIT Mechanical Engineering Department.

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Administrative Information

Project Name: Freeze Drying Environmental Chamber
Project Number: P08405
Project Family: Sustainable Technologies For The Third World
Track: Sustainable Products, Systems, and Technologies Track
Start Term: 2007-2
End Term: 2007-3
Faculty Guide: Dr. Varela
Faculty Consultant: Dr. Hany Ghoneim (ME)
Graduate Teaching Assistant: none
Primary Customer: Dr. Ben Varela
Customer contact information: Rochester Institute of Technology; Dr. Ben Varela; Assistant Professor; bxveme@rit.edu,585-475-4737,Office: 2012 Gleason

Team Documents

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Team Contact Information

DPM Presentations

Project References and Information Sources

Team Budget Documents

Ordering, Purchasing, and Delivery Documentation

Final Metrics.

Published Documents

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Concept Design Review Documents (SD I)

Detailed Design Review Documents (SD I)

Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD I)

Technical Conference Publication (SD II)

Poster Publication (SD II)

Managerial Design Review Presentation (SD II)

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