Total Design Of Multipurpose Tray For KTM Train Seat

Thien, Kai Lip (2013) Total Design Of Multipurpose Tray For KTM Train Seat. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The final year project was focus on the total design of the multipurpose tray for Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) train seat. The multipurpose tray design must able to function as food tray and perform addition function. In the initial stage of the project, the objective, scope and problem statement was determined. The objective of the project is to design a multi-purpose tray for KTM train seat. The problem statement is some of the old food tray used in KTM train seat was broken and cannot function as what it designs for. To replace those old food trays, a new food tray design with multi-purpose is required. The design process of the multipurpose tray design was following the total design process. A brainstorming session was conducted to generate some ideas of conceptual design. Besides that, a simple survey was conducted to found out the customer requirement and their opinion about how the food tray design should be. The conceptual design generated based on input from survey and brainstorming session is evaluation by weighted objective method for select the final design. The support frame of the final design of multipurpose tray will undergo calculation and CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) analysis to make sure the final design can function as designed without fail. The CAE analysis was perform by using CATIA Generative Structural Analysis to determine the Von Mises Stress across the multipurpose tray frame, and also translational displacement of the multipurpose tray when load is applied. The results from the CAE analysis were analyzed to make sure the successful of final concept. The final concept design was selected which is the most suitable to match the industry requirement.

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