Design And Analysis A New System For Duct Testing With The Smart Installation Method

Syukur, Abdul Kadir (2012) Design And Analysis A New System For Duct Testing With The Smart Installation Method. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This research objective is to redesign an existing Duct Tester System with a smart installation that has been use in Quality Assurance at Salutary Avenue Company. To develop a new design from existing product need a process that relates to making a decision of deliberation in different of levels activity. The implementation from these process, it will create new design that can be more ergonomic with the worker that handling the system. This study was happened at the Industrial Training at Salutary Avenue Company. In three month period duration, the system is roughly understand the manually and the process details. From the acknowledgement and discussion with the supervisor, several problems are identified from experience and complain from the customer. Therefore, from the problem taken, a solution of re-design the system which is will be a body with smart installation. A smart installation here means the ability of the body part is more ergonomic while install the filter inside the body. Even the time taken to install the devices can be faster. At the end of this research, this design will be draw in details andwill beanalyze with computer software (FEA & CFD). These analysesmethod is used to measure and identified the strength and also the failure that may occur in the design detail drawing data. This process is important to make sure that the new design is safe to be use. Finally, the new concepts design is choose to be a best result following the methods that have been use in this project.

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