1. Vertiv Final Presentation
By Matthew Wise

2. Thermal Design
Engineering
EFC 400 Prototype
Design/Build

3. Adjusting to new software:
Solid Edge, Teamcenter and Agile

4. Shadowing Eric
Assembly of Prototype

5. Assistance with Scavenger
Design of brackets for compressor coil

6. Researched gasket material to use for new panel design
Spoke with gasket providers such as Secon to learn about what would give the best seal for our compression

7. Weatherization 3 Unit
Redesign and modifications
Weatherization testing of
old unit for basis

8. Deconstruction of W3
Back wall panels
removed
Vertical beam shifted
Additional horizontal
members added

9. Newly designed panels
installed
3/16” closed cell gaskets
and 1/8” open cell Poron
gaskets to be tested

10. Remodeled W3 Unit tested
for air leaks and deflection of
panels
Data recorded and
interpolated to show
predicted leakage for EFC 400

11. Location of leaks noted for EFC unit
Freeze testing and rain testing are next to do
Will show how the unit should hold up against severe weather conditions

12. Testing showed air leakage through panels due to significant deflection, also leaks through corners of panels
This allowed us to see how little caulk we could use to reach the required leakage rates and to learn the best practices for assembly of future units

14. Weatherization 5 Unit design

15. Thanks for listening!
Questions?