acme yo-yo company omar hernandez, alex slocum, jr. – yo-yo base kimberlee collins & rosa...
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Base Optimization Optimization Order –Shot size –Cool Time –Hold Size –Sprue- break Results: –SS: 3.25 in –HT: 60 sec –CT: 90 sec Cycle time –100 secTRANSCRIPT
Acme Yo-yo CompanyAcme Yo-yo Company
Omar Hernandez, Alex Slocum, Jr. –
Yo-Yo BaseKimberlee Collins & Rosa Rodriguez -
Wiley Cover
Dayan Paez – Clear Cover and Snap-fit
retaining ring
Assembly
Base OptimizationOptimization Order
– Shot size– Cool Time– Hold Size –Sprue-
break
Results:– SS: 3.25 in– HT: 60 sec– CT: 90 sec
Cycle time– 100 sec
Distribution of snap diameter for entire production
05
10152025303540
2.351 2.3568 2.3626 2.3684 2.3742 2.38 More
Diameter (in)
Shewhart Control Chart with LCL and UCL (at 2 Std. Dev)
2.360
2.365
2.370
2.375
2.380
2.385
0 2 4 6 8 10
Data Point
Ave
rage
Base Process Details
• Process capacity– Cp = .298
• Higher since actual tolerances spec range is greater than 0.005 in.
• Cycle Time– 100 seconds, steady state
• Production– 125 bases producted
• Some got stuck on mold• Several short shots.
Conclusion• Rate: very difficult to increase.• Problems:
– Cooling Time.– 1st generation mold was too big.
• Flexibility– Geometry: limited
• Cooling time– Color: whatever was in the hopper.
• Cost: relatively high due to low rate/large part size.• Ways quality can be increased:
– Draft angles– MoldFlow™– Address uneven cooling
Wiley CenterpieceWiley Centerpiece
Injection Molding Piece by Rosa Rodriguez and Kimberlee Collins
InspirationCan you find him???
Drawing
Optimization Order
– Shot size– Hold time– Cool time
Results– SS: 0.62 in– HT: 5 sec– CT: 9 sec
“Cycle time”– 15 sec on
automatic
Diameter vs. Cooling Time
1.685
1.686
1.687
1.688
1.689
1.69
1.691
1.692
1.693
1.694
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
Time (s)
Snap
Fit
Dia
met
er (i
n)
cooling time hold time
Production
Production Run by Settings
1.678
1.68
1.682
1.684
1.686
1.688
1.69
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Part No.
Snap
Fit
Dia
met
er [i
n]
1-80 1-80 avg80-134 80-134 avg
Distribution of Diameters Before and After Shift
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
1.679 1.68 1.681 1.682 1.683 1.684 1.685 1.686 1.687 1.688
Snap Fit Diameter [in]
Freq
ueny
before shift after shift
• Process capacity– Cp = 8.33
• Cycle Time– 8 seconds, steady state
• Number produced– 133 parts, of 3 distinct colors
Shewart Control Chart withLCL and UCL (at 3 Std.Dev.)
1.6761.6781.68
1.682
1.6841.6861.688
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Data Point
Ave
rage
Conclusion
• Rate: hard to increase without another machine (2 at a time)
• Flexibility– Geometry: limited
• Cool time
– Color: great• Cost: low due to small volume• Quality: using a ball end mill, the core finish
could be improved; avoid clear plastic
Retaining RingRetaining Ring
Injection Molding by Dayán Páez
Drawing
OptimizationOrder
– Shot size– Hold time– Cool time
Results– SS: 0.70 in– HT: 3 sec– CT: 3 sec
“Cycle time”– 8 sec on
automatic
Snap Fit Diameter vs. IM Parameters
2.3452.3502.3552.3602.3652.3702.3752.3802.3852.390
0 5 10 15 20
Time (s)
Snap
Fit
Dia
met
er (i
n)
Cool Time Hold Time
Average (in) for Snap Fit Diameter
2.320
2.330
2.340
2.350
2.360
2.370
2.380
2.390
2.400
A B C D E F G
Batch #
Dim
ensi
on (i
n)
Average (in) Target Low er Tol. Limit
Process Details
• Process capacity– Cp = .307
• Higher since actual tolerances spec range is greater than 0.005 in.
• Cycle Time– 8 seconds, steady state
• Number produced– 200 parts, of 5 distinct colors
Conclusion
• Rate: hard to increase without a bigger machine (2 at a time)
• Flexibility– Geometry: limited
• Cool time– Color: great
• Cost: low due to small volume• Quality: can be increased through use
of proper equipment (e.g. CNC Lathe)
Clear CoverClear Cover
Thermoform by Dayán Páez
Drawing
Optimization
Criteria: visual qualityOrder
– Form time– Varied between temperature and heat time.
Results– Heat time: 30 sec– Form time: 15 sec– Temperature: 575 °F
“Cycle time”– ~60 sec in steady state
Process Details
• Process capacity– Cp = 4.71 (!)
• High due to flexibility in spec range.
• Cycle Time– 60 seconds, steady state
• Number produced– 100 parts at 1% error
Conclusion
• Rate: can best be increased by doing more at a time.
• Flexibility– Plastic thickness: limited to ≤ 0.030 in
• Cost: low due to small error rate• Quality: heavily dependent on operator
Overall
• Integration of parts– Tight snap fit
• Assembly: 50 yoyos• Functionality
– Stable