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Lip Balm Production Line Week 9 update Ohimai Aisiku Stephanie Bloechl Kenneth Costello Jessica Dill Jeff Lariviere.

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2 Lip Balm Production Line Week 9 update Ohimai Aisiku Stephanie Bloechl Kenneth Costello Jessica Dill Jeff Lariviere

3 Straining System  Desired strainer type exist on market  Need to determine what mesh sizes and what diameter are desired before contacting suppliers

4 Heating Structure

5 Securing Containers Lip balm trayHand salve tray

6 Capping Mechanism Two Pieces Spring-loaded cap with lock Body with release flaps Need to figure out how many caps are feasible to fit in capper – will determine size

7 Tube Flow Analysis Problem Setup: Equations: Given an amount of time to fill a lip balm container, find required elevation H. Model as assumed laminar flow through standard ¼” (.125” ID) tubing of length L+H. Results:

8 Material Selection  Tested: Steel, Pyrex, Stoneware, and Porcelain  Compared room temperature wax removal to cooled ice removal  Preferred method of cleaning pot  Let residual mixture cool  Use ice to loosen residual (edge of ice quickly loosens material)  Wipe clean with paper towels  Hand wash with cold water  Tubing  Run through with cold water  Use bottle brush to clean out

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