Applied anthropometric study on light vehicle design and prototype

Hamzah, Anisah Atirah (2019) Applied anthropometric study on light vehicle design and prototype. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This project is a project that focuses is on producing car seats lightweight for a sports car based on 95th percentile of population in Malaysia. It is designed in the form of a 3d printing prototype to enter the Shell Eco-marathon competition. The car seat must be lightweight according to the theme of the lightweight vehicle. There is some guide used to produce car seats including ergonomic factors and anthropometric study applied on the seat. After the theories study and data were done, the driver's position measurement was made using a manikin in CATIA V5R21. Data will be included based on the 95th percentile of Asian adults to determine the driver's position using actual vehicle data. Then, the seat will be designed from the manikin using CATIA V5R21 software. RULA Analysis will be performed to illustrate the ergonomic aspects of the seat design and the score will be given to obtaining MSD risk values. After that, the analysis simulation is used to determine it can be a success or not when the design seat is finished using SIMSOLID software. If successful, it can be printed using the Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) machine but if unsuccessful, it must change the design of the seat until it can continue the next process.

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