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Veldi Respiratory unit Vlamboog Respiratory Unit Globalness Environment Performance Z
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Veldi Respiratory unit GPR group Veldi Switzerland Ahmed Bufardi The Netherlands Geert van den Boogaard Iris Dijkstra Slovenija Janez Rihtaršič Ivan Demšar Janez Benedičič
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Veldi Respiratory unit Specialities participants Ljubljana Mechanical Engineers Technique Lausanne Mechanical Enigineers Environment Delft Industrial Design Engineers User, Management
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Veldi Respiratory unit Assignment Respiratory Protection System for Industry workers as a Global Product Technique Environment User
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Veldi Respiratory unit Background New severe legislation: respiratory will be used more, hence sold more Existing product needs re-design to continue good market position (compete with Adflo)
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Veldi Respiratory unit Topics Analysis Problem definition Conceptualisation Concept choice Realization Physical & virtual Models ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Analysis ?! $ User: who, how, where ? Product: performance ? Legislation: CE, NEN, worldwide ? Global aspects Life Cycle Analysis: old vs. new?
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Veldi Respiratory unit Users: who...... Need to protect themselves every day from toxic air... Work where regulations are checked regularly ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Users: how “Although this product protects your health, it should not become a burden” Away from working area Comfortable: small and light ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Product Characteristics Health Protection Wearable Product Mass Product Global Product ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Protection level of urgence: Eyes: bright light welding goggle lungs: aluminum flakes Toxic air ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Clean air Suction in the working area ?! $ Suction on the welding pistol Fresh air supply on the body
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Veldi Respiratory unit Working principle ?! $ Ventilator Motor Filter Hose air
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Veldi Respiratory unit Working principle Motor: Type: 2230003S Manufacturer: Faulhaber Voltage:3V Max. power:2,94 W Rotor speed:8,000 rpm/min Mass:50 g ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Working principle possible filters: A particle/ dust filter : TMyP ?! $ 2. An odor filter 3. A gas filter: TMyGasz Gas – type of the filter A,B,E,K
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Veldi Respiratory unit Working principle Batteries TypeNi-Cad rechargeable Voltage4.2 Volt Fuse1.6 A Operation time7 hours min. Charging time16 hours max. Charging cyclesMin. 500 Weight660 grams Dimensions 100 x 80 x 70 mm ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Working principle Hose Hose length800 mm. Hose diameter (int.)22 mm. Hose connection EN 148-1 bayonet ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Main objectives for re-design Same performance Additional functions Reduction of battery weight ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Global ˝Designing and producing a product that can be sold in different parts of the world˝ Level of adaptability ?! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Global Global levels of adaptability: Dedicated Platform Transformable Smart Hybrid ?! $ Core element the same for all markets Changing elements ajusted to the markets
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Veldi Respiratory unit Global Global Core elements: Lower casing Motor Covering plate Belt ?! $ Changing element: Filter casing
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Veldi Respiratory unit Respiratory Unit: Awareness Money Control on legislation Global ?! $ USA Europe Asia
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Veldi Respiratory unit Global ?! $ America: Companies responsible for workers safty Over-exaggerating: very safe look Asia: Companies choose equipment of the welder Clean, with a high level of technology Europe: Workers choose their own r.p.u Appreciate innovative design and ergonomics
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Veldi Respiratory unit Legislation ?! $ NEN & CE norms Air flow >120 l /min. pressure in helmet <7 mbar. duration of batteries >4 h. noise of the device <75 dB. thread for apparatus M45x3. Recommended voltage <60 V (D.C.) or <25 V (A.C.) Hoses and couplings >(500 50)N applied axially for (10 1)s. Total mass <5 kg Weight on the head<1,5 kg
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Veldi Respiratory unit Problem Definition Safety Indication when the filters have to be replaced. After welding it should be possible to remove the headpiece, but to keep the respiratory protection on. No parts of the r.p.u. should stick out of the back of the welder. ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Problem Definition Ergonomics Easy replacement of the filters. Indication of full filters Low level of noise (< 75db). Vibrations from the motor should not reach the welder. The airflow should not cause discomforts while being used. The r.p.u. should not limit the sight on the work piece. ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Problem Definition Technique/adequate performance The inside of the unit should be protected against dust and small particles, to increase lifetime of the motor The weight of the battery should become less then 1/3 of the present battery The welding sparks should not affect the r.p.u. ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Problem Definition Global Design The r.p.u. should have a uniform look, in stead of just a combination of different parts. The r.p.u. should look conform the preference of American, Asian or European market. ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Problem Definition Financial advantage Where possible use of standard products Avoid complex design of the non-standard parts As few parts as possible, avoid screws Finding a compromise between costs of dismantling and lowest possible costs of the R.P.U ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Conceptualization use ? ! $ Easy replacement of batteries: like in a walkman Indication of full filter: Printplate measures the airflow: low airflow indicates full filter or empty battery Free body Movement: Integrated filter/motor in helmet: no hose Separate moving mask
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Veldi Respiratory unit Weight & seize ? ! $ less parts: integration Motor & printplate cover Filter-topcover 1. Belt-battery 2. NiHydrid-battery Volume:
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Veldi Respiratory unit Global ? ! $ Batteries: Sold in pack and also separate > obtainable everywhere Filter: Bigger diameter > One size filtercasing beholds all kinds of filters combinations longer lifetime of filter: Filters that dont fulfil the most severe regulations can be sold in other countries for less money Change of filter = change of casing Transparent
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Veldi Respiratory unit Concept ? ! $ Sub-assembly 1 Green plate Motor+ventilator cover Lower casing Batteries Filter + upper casing Filter Sub-assembly 2
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Veldi Respiratory unit Life cycle analysis of the models with Tornado ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Conclusions LCA 1.The two models have similar financial lines, 2.The disassembly time of the two models is much shorter with respect to that of Tornado, 3.The total cost/profit cumulative of the two models is much lower with respect to that of Tornado. From the end-of-life comparison of the two models with Tornado, we can see that: These characteristics are very important since in the near future, producers will have more responsibilities about the treatment of their end-of-life products. ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Conclusions LCA 1.The two models have similar environmental effects (MET points) lines, 2.The total environmental effects of the two models is worse with respect to that of Tornado, 3.The difference is more significant at the production stage, 4.There is a potential for improvement by focusing on types of materials (thermoplastics), weights of parts and manufacturing processes, 5.The end-of-life destinations associated to disassembled parts are compliant with legislation even if they have negative environmental effects. With respect to the priorities of the near future: globalisation, lower end-of-life costs and compliance with legislation on environment, we can consider that the developed models are quite satisfactory. From the life cycle comparison of the two models with Tornado, we can see that: ? ! $
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Veldi Respiratory unit Realization: ?! $
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Realization: thanx to.... Battery: Filter: Colf d.o.o. Casing: ?! $ Life Lycle Analysis:
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Veldi Respiratory unit Questions...?? Questions...??
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Veldi Respiratory unit Assembly movie Assembly movie
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