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Engineering Project Portfolio
JACOB CONSENZ
SENIOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT
GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY
JACO B .CONS E N Z @ G M A I L .COM | ( 5 0 3 ) 8 9 9 - 8 9 6 0
Table of Contents
FLIR Systems Projects
• Gimbal Flipping fixture Summer 2016
• Cord Harness ECR Summer 2016
• Coplanar Fixture Summer 2016
• FOD Detection Enclosure Summer 2016
• BRITE Star II Gimbal Mock-up Summer 2016
FLIR Systems:Gimbal Flipping Fixture
Objective:◦ Design a fixture which will allow FLIR gimbals (of various configurations) to be
attached to a pair rotating forks. This will allow the gimbal to be easily mounted, then turned upside down during assembly
Project Overview:◦ Fixture Designed based on the needs of the service department
◦ Close coordination with assembly-level technicians◦ Incorporated design language of other FLIR fixtures◦ Designed primarily for fit with other components and ergonomics
Skills Employed:◦ SolidWorks 3D modeling◦ 2D technical drawing creation◦ Static stress analysis using computational tools◦ Testing of tolerances and fits with other components◦ Design for ergonomics◦ Compliance with AS9100 Quality Management Standards
FLIR Systems:Cord Harness ECR
Objective:◦ Develop a solution to better secure cord harnesses within FLIR products
Project Overview:◦ Cord harnesses were previously secured with tape; a more permanent and reliable
solution was needed.◦ ECR (Engineering Change Request) conducted on existing part: added additional
mounting features for wire clips to secure cord harness◦ Determined all BOM (Bill of Materials) of sub-assemblies affected by ECR
◦ Created test assembly in SolidWorks to ensure that there were no interferences introduced from adding the wire clips
Skills Employed:◦ Coordination with manufacturing technicians◦ SolidWorks 3D Modeling◦ Testing of tolerances and fits with other components◦ Creation of Official documentation
◦ ECR Submittal◦ Revision change for all parts affected◦ Work Instruction updated
◦ Compliance with AS9100 Quality Management Standards
FLIR Systems:Coplanar Balance Fixture
Objective: ◦ Design a Fixture that will allow a FLIR Imager to be coplanar balanced prior to
shipping.
Project Overview◦ Fixture designed so that Imager could be placed on a desktop workstation and
worked on.◦ Clearances made to allow tools to reach key fasteners on Imager side brackets so
that the Imager could be coplanar balanced.◦ Assembly Work Instruction update to include use of new fixture
Skills Employed:◦ SolidWorks 3D modeling◦ 2D technical drawing creation◦ Compliance with AS9100 Quality Management Standards
FLIR Systems:FOD Detection Enclosure
Objective:◦ Design a fixture to aid in the detection of FOD (Foreign Object Debris) in FLIR
thermal Imagers
Project Overview:◦ FOD (in the form of dust particles) must be removed from camera lenses in order to
adhere to image quality standards◦ FOD on the lenses appears most prominently when the imager is heated◦ The fixture ramps imager up to operating temperature for FOD detection.◦ Work Instruction written to accompany fixture and detail its use◦ Use of fixture and work instruction was permanently incorporated into FLIR’s
manufacturing process
Skills Employed:◦ Analysis of manufacturing process◦ Rapid fixture design using 80/20 T-slot material◦ SolidWorks 3D modeling◦ 2D technical drawing creation◦ Construction of physical enclosure◦ Compliance with AS9100 Quality Management Standards
FLIR Systems:BRITE Star II Gimbal Mock-up
Objective:◦ Create an accurate representation of a FLIR BSII gimbal unit for use in testing
assisted lifting machinery prototypes.
Project Overview:◦ Service department had need of assisted lifting equipment in order to prevent
worker injuries.◦ Third party supplier was to design lifting equipment and needed an accurate model
of FLIR’s product on which to conduct testing of their prototype.◦ An older FLIR gimbal (BS I), along with 3D printed components would be used to
accurately represent the current model of gimbal (BS II)◦ 3D models and 2D drawings were consulted to identify all differences between the
current and older gimbals◦ Older gimbal with 3D printed components were sent to a lifting equipment supplier
for testing.
Skills Employed:◦ Coordination with suppliers◦ Analysis of technical documents◦ SolidWorks 3D modeling◦ 3D printing◦ Compliance with AS9100 Quality Management Standards