Feasibility Study And Design Development On Automatic Feeder's Mechanism For Goat Breeding

Mohammad Azim Shukri, Mohd Kamal (2010) Feasibility Study And Design Development On Automatic Feeder's Mechanism For Goat Breeding. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

As to complete the course of Bachelor’s (Hons) Mechanical Engineering, this PSM (Projek Sarjana Muda) is one of the requirement. It is one of the subjects that offered by Mechanical Engineering Faculty (FKM) to all final year students. This project was done individual and supervised by a FKM’s lecturer. This PSM was one of the condition of UteM to award student degree. This purpose of the project is to create technical research for undergraduate students which have high potential in technical paper publication. This study is aimed to design and analyse a Automatic goat feeder’s. Two method will be used to carry out this study is analytical and simulation method. Study were made considering goat features, goat shed condition, his nutrition and types of automatic feeder that have been in market earlier. Considering all factor, some concepts were created by using several methods. Between that method is Morphology Chart. Morphology method is use to generate the concepts. After several concept created, concept superlative will selected through screening and scoring method, where concept valuation depend on several factor such as ergonomics, aesthetic etc. After getting the best concept of screening and scoring methods, detailed studies have been done in designing and developing the concept was selected and further analysis is performed to obtain the safety factor for each mechanism used in the project of automatic goat feeders

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