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Page 1: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Engineering Solutions EventOctober 29, 2014

Page 2: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Engineers

● Design products & processes● Test safety

Page 3: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Your Challenge Today?

Page 4: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Your Materials

● Tape measure● Paper● Pencil/pen● 150 rubber bands● Your group’s dare-devil animal

Page 5: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Your Goals

1. Create a bungee cord that will NOT result in any part of your animal’s body touching the ground.

2. Make your animal’s ride as long as possible.

3. Test, collect data, and refine to find the ideal length of the bungee cord.

4. Communicate your process and progress to judges.

Page 6: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Scoring

Judges’ Scores + Length of Bungee Drop

If any part of the animal’s body touches the ground: Length of Drop = 0

Page 7: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Constraints

No one may go to the 3rd floor until official jumps

The height of the 3rd floor balcony will be revealed at 2:25 PM

The 2nd floor balcony will be open for testing at 2:35 PM

The official jumps will begin at 2:50 PM

Page 8: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

Please Consider Safety

● Look before you drop your animal!● Be careful with rubber bands -- we don’t want any to

snap, go flying, or wrap too tightly on any people.

Page 9: Engineering Solutions Event October 29, 2014. Engineers ●Design products & processes ●Test safety

The Height of the 3rd Floor Balcony

34 feet, 9 inches

Also, the height of the 2nd Floor balcony is 19 feet, 1 inch