Mechanical Engineering Senior Design 2019 Team 506

Project Timeline

Fall 2018

Perform background research on project to formulate and finalize a plan for the spring semester. A semi-final design is created and a working bill of materials is created as well. In this stage the groundwork and preparation is laid to assemble and test the design in the Spring of 2019.
January 2019

Resume work on the project and update project plan and goals if necessary. Final details on the nature of the design, such as specific part selection are finalized.
February 2019

Microphones, DAQ and other essential parts are ordered from distributors. During the shipping lead times, assembly and testing plans are formulated for the final design as well as some design reviews to update stakeholders.
March 2019

Microphones and DAQ delivery delayed. This time was used for formulating testing strategies and protocol for when the parts were finally delivered. Code was written based on sample data recorded on a different microphone by Danfoss-Turbocor prior to he beginning of the project.

Aditionally during this time, the arc which the microphones are placed on is fabricated.
April 2019

Design is fully tested and assembled and ready to be showcased at Engineering Design Day at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering. All values fall within the accepted parameters set up prior to testing.
May 4, 2019

Spring 2019 Graduation Ceremony for FSU Mechanical Engineering students

The Team

Marissa Jackson

Project Manager

mjs14d@my.fsu.edu

Marissa is a senior mechanical engineering student graduating in Spring of 2019. Her focus is on aeronautics and thermal fluids. She plans on working in the aerospace field.

Bryce Lankford

Mechanical Engineer

bsl14b@my.fsu.edu

Bryce is a senior mechanical engineering student graduating in May of 2019. He plans on taking the FE exam upon graduating and is pursuing a position as an aerospace engineer working with propulsion systems.

Nicholas Ajhar

Mechanical Engineer

nca15@my.fsu.edu

Nick is a senior mechanical engineering student graduating in the Spring of 2019. Nick has a focus in dynamics and particularly enjoys Control Systems and Mechatronics. He plans to obtain a role as a professional engineer following graduation.