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- The team will finance, design, and build a mini formula racer (see above) with which to represent the University of Utah at the 2007 Formula SAE competition in Detroit.
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- The team will finance, design, and build a mini formula race car (see above) with which to represent the University of Utah at the 2007 Formula SAE competition in Detroit.
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- Funding: Varying degrees of funding will result in varying sizes of logos on the prototype. A sponsor who donates an extremely large amount (75% of the total budget) will have the prototype named after them. The Team will primarily be asking for specific components of, or material for, the prototype rather than simply monetary donations. The Team will also consider raising funds individually by renting concession stands at the Rice Eccles Stadium, etc
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- Competition Events
- Static Events: Static Events focus on the vehicle design, cost and manufacturing analysis, presentation of the vehicle, and a technical inspection. The purpose of the cost and manufacturing analysis is to ensure that each team has followed the rules. The purpose of the cost and manufacturing analysis is to teach the students the importance of cost analysis and the specific manufacturing processes involved. The purpose of the presentation is to teach the students how to sell their design to customers and manufacturing management. The purpose of the design event is to evaluate the students’ design and their design report.
- Dynamic Events: Dynamic Events focus on the actual performance of the vehicle. They will evaluate the prototype’s acceleration, cornering, autocross performance, and endurance. The autocross is an individual competition. The endurance run is a multi-vehicle competition that incorporates the previous aspects, as well as fuel efficiency and lap times.
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This list doesn’t even cover half of the specific design requirements, but it is a good example of the type of regulations the Team will be held accountable for.
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- Engine/Drivetrain
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• Wheels and Tires • Steering • Brake Systems • Minimum Material Requirements • Roll Hoop Bracing • Frontal/Side Impact Structure • Driver and Cockpit Equipment • Driver Restraint System • Suspension • Engine/Drivetrain
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- The competition vehicle requirements are extremely specific. In addition, the requirements are strictly regulated and enforced by inspecting SAE engineers. In fact, the Formula SAE rulebook has 40 pages of rules regarding vehicle design alone, not including approximately 50 pages of event rules and miscellaneous design regulations. Some specific sections are the following:
• Chassis Rules • Wheels and Tires • Steering • Brake Systems • Minimum Material Requirements • Roll Hoop Bracing • Frontal/Side Impact Structure • Driver and Cockpit Equipment • Driver Restraint System • Suspension • Engine/Drivetrain This list doesn’t even cover half of the specific design requirements, but it is a good example of the type of regulations the Team will be held accountable for.
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- The team will finance, design, and build a mini formula racer (see above) with which to represent the University of Utah at the 2007 Formula SAE competition in Detroit.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (p. 9 2007 Formula SAE(R) Rules);” therefore, the car must lhave high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (p.9, 2007 Formula SAE(R) Rules);” therefore, the car must lhave high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (2007 Formula SAE(R) RulesFormula SAE, p. 9);” therefore, the car must lhave high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (p. 9 2007 Formula SAE(R) Rules);” therefore, the car must lhave high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (2007 Formula SAE(R) RulesFormula SAE, p. 9);” therefore, the car must lhave high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer ( SAE, p. 9);” therefore, the car must lhave high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (Formula SAE, p. 9);” therefore, the car must lhave high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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Create a group logo and upload it into the space in the upper left of this page.
To create user pages in this group that are based on the page that you already completed in ME3910, place the wikiNames of your group members on this page. Then, once you’ve saved this page, you will note a ? mark next to their WikiName. Click their WikiName to be prompted to create their page. When you do this place the following line of text in the edit window:
(:include profiles.WikiName :)
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Problem Statement
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*your picture must be a gif or jpeg & must be under 200KB or it will not upload
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production that costs less than $25,000. The intended market is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (Formula SAE, p. 9);” therefore, the car must have high performance acceleration, braking, and be easy to maintain and reliable. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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- A manufacturing firm has contracted the team to build a prototype formula racer for mass production. The intended market for the formula racer is the “nonprofessional weekend autocross racer (Formula SAE, p. 9).” Therefore, the car must have high performance acceleration, braking, and handling, as well as be easy to maintain, low cost, and reliable. It is also recommended that the car use common parts and manufacturing processes to keep the total cost of the vehicle below $25,000. In the end, the team will take their prototype to Detroit in May 2007 to compete against other engineering programs in all these aspects.
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Put the info for your group’s homepage here (i.e., what you need to do for the first part of HW#1, also summarized below).
To create a SideBar for your group, follow the instructions on the Sample page in the sidebar to your left.
Create a group logo and upload it into the space in the upper left of this page.
To create user pages in this group that are based on the page that you already completed in ME3910, place the wikiNames of your group members on this page. Then, once you’ve saved this page, you will note a ? mark next to their WikiName. Click their WikiName to be prompted to create their page. When you do this place the following line of text in the edit window:
(:include profiles.WikiName :)
And replace WikiName with your WikiName
Problem Statement
- no more than 3 sentences.
Project Summary
- 3–4 paragraphs
Group Picture
*your picture must be a gif or jpeg & must be under 200KB or it will not upload
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