With suffering sanitation levels in Haiti, an enterprise known as Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods (SOIL) has been using toilet seat diverters make waste removal easier and decrease the risk for spreading diseases. Last year, a team built a vacuum former to facilitate the production of these diverters. However, the customer requirements for this year have changed bringing forth the need for a newer version of last years vacuum forming model.

Our task is to create a machine that can quickly and effectively produce these diverters at the customers desired rate. Not only will the speed and accuracy be taken into account, but also the ease of transportation, safety aspect, and user interface as well as a few other important details.

Project Readiness Package

Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods

Project Name

Vacuum Former for Haiti

Project Number

P19415

Project Family

project family (if relevant)

Start Term

2018

End Term

2019

Faculty Guide

Chris Leibfried

Primary Customer

Sarah Brownell

Sponsor (financial support)

Autodesk (should add a pic)

Planning & Execution

Project Photos and Videos

Imagine RIT

Gate Reviews

Problem Definition

Systems Design

Preliminary Detailed Design

Detailed Design

Build & Test Prep

Subsystem Build & Test

Integrated System Build & Test

Customer Handoff & Final Project Documentation (Verification & Validation)

PRP

Requirements

Schedule

Cost

Risk Management

Problem Management

Communication & Minutes

Use Cases

Benchmarking

Functional Decomposition

Morphological Chart

Pugh Concept Selection

BOM

Mechanical Drawings

Electrical Schematics

Software Diagrams

Facility Layout

Manuals

Mockups

Test Fixtures

Prototyping

Test Plans

Analysis Results

Simulations

Test Results

Design Review Documents

Technical Paper

Poster

Imagine RIT Exhibit