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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO Steering System

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO Steering System. PACE Global Emerging Market Vehicle Project Final Report – July, 21st 2009. Steering System Design. Design Process: Domain Knowledge and Client Requirements Functions and Interactions Conceptualization Evaluation and Selection Detail Design

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UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO Steering System

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  1. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASOSteering System PACE Global Emerging Market Vehicle Project Final Report – July, 21st 2009

  2. Steering System Design • Design Process: • Domain Knowledge and Client Requirements • Functions and Interactions • Conceptualization • Evaluation and Selection • Detail Design • Analysis • Motion • Structural • Drawings

  3. Domain Knowledge and Client Requirements • Product Knowledge obtained from Delphi experts • Client Requirements obtained from USP and other universities

  4. Functions and Interactions • Function Definitions • Interaction Definitions

  5. Conceptualization

  6. Evaluation and Selection • Requirement Weighting • Decision Matrix

  7. Detail Design • Final Steering System Design

  8. Steering Wheel Design

  9. Steering Column Design

  10. Intermediate Shaft Design

  11. Rack & Pinion Design

  12. Analysis – Structural FEA • Rack Housing • Pinion & Rack Contact

  13. Analysis – Motion • Wheel to Wheel Motion Simulation • Motion showing Ackerman Geometry

  14. Drawings • Component Drawings • Assembly Drawings

  15. Overall Conclusions

  16. Thank you! Angel Rodriguez Scott Dale Ali Escudero Ignacio Pena Angel Delgado, Rafael Gonzalez Gabriel Davila Dr. Noe Vargas Hernandez Assistant Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering Engineering Annex, Room 112 University of Texas at El Paso 500 W. University Avenue El Paso, TX 79968-0521 Phone: (915) 747-8456 Fax: (915) 747-5019

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