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Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Javier Yanez Industrial Engineer Professional Engineers Ontario

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology What does an engineer do? Uses science, technology and mathematics to design useful things for the benefit of people without harming the environment

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology CivilEngineers

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology MechanicalEngineers

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology ChemicalEngineers

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology ElectricalEngineers

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Computer Engineers Engineers

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology IndustrialEngineers What can they do?...

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Reconfigure airport check-in services to shorten lines and make passengers happier.

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Design a more-efficient car assembly line to save on manufacturing costs.

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Streamline an operating room so that it is safer, faster, and easier to use.

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Determine the fastest way to transport perishable goods cross-country, even during bad weather.

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology how to do things better Industrial engineers figure out how to do things better, they focus on improving and optimizing processes and systems. They work to eliminate waste, reduce time, costs, materials, energy any other resource that can contribute to the optimization of the process.

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Manufacturing Industry Entertainment Industry Health Industry Education Industry Military Industry Industrial Engineers Mining Industry Transportation Industry

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology This is an example of what IE’s do in the entertainment industry

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Engineer in Residence Program Designed to help/support teachers with the implementation of the new Ontario Curriculum for Science and Technology grades 1 - 8

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology “Structures and Mechanisms” - Stability -

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Structures: Any systems that resists vertical and horizontal loads, and include large items such as: skyscrapers Bridges Towers Dams As well as small items such as bookshelves, chairs and windows.

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Stability: Stability deals directly with forces that act on a structure and how they push or pull that structure. Example: There are some factors that affect structures: Materials : Example Loads : Example Shapes : Example

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology Group Activity: In small groups build a tower, as high as possible, using straws and masking tape. Use a weight (beans) to see if the tower will withstand the weight and not fall over.

Munden Park P.S. November 28 th, 2011 Science & Technology G3 Structures & Mechanisms - Stability Science & Technology