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Initial presentation
1. Machine Design Group Project
Formula SAE – Front Wing Mount
Robert Peperkamp
Tawanda Zhungu
Manjula Gallella
2. Team Goals
• 1st at Comp
• 235 kg weight budget
• Podium in every event
• Lowered CG Height
• 3 months testing
3. Design Goals (Aero)
• Design all the structural aspect of the wing package so that it
withstand all aerodynamic and dynamics loads
• Easy maintenance of the wing
• Have a minimum of 4 mounting points on the chassis
• Reduce form drag created by the front tyres
• Provide optimum downforce
• Adjustability of the wing elements’ angle
4. Design Constraints
• Total weight of 4 kg
• A maximum deflection of 10mm, measured at furthest point from the
chassis, in any direction at maximum loading
• Should not interfere with other critical mounting points on the front
bulkhead
• The design should satisfy all the competition rules
• The design should not increase the overall drag by more than 10% of
the baseline model (without wings)
6. Weighted Matrix
Design Aspects 1
(Low Importance)
2 3 4 5
(High Importance)
Drag Reduction ✔
Downforce ✔
Fit in to the
Weight budget
✔
Serviceability ✔
Use of standard
parts (bearings,
bolts etc.)
✔
Material Cost ✔
14. Wing Profile Selection
http://www.allstar.fiu.edu/aerojava/wing31.htm
• University of Illinois at Urbana-Campaign (UIUC) Airfoil Data Site
was used to explore the different wing profiles for the design.
• Eligibility: High coefficient of downforce, Low coefficient of drag
• Possible wing profiles: E423, S1223, CH10
19. Initial FEA run
• According to the CFDs at extreme limits (120 km/h), the maximum
downforce experienced by the wing was found to be 95 N
• Rough weight of the front wing package = 3kg
• Spar Design for the supporting wing
20. FEA Results
• An initial FEA analysis was performed to see how the spar would behave
under maximum loading
• Downforce at 120 km/h
• Maximum point load = 107.5 N
• A Safety Factor of 1.5
• Weight of spar = 75g, Material = 7079 Aluminium Alloy
23. Plan for the rest of the semester
Task Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12
Initial CAD
Initial FEA Run
Deflection Calculations (Based
on track data)
Selection of design
Selection of Materials
Coming up with the final design
Final FEA Run
Physical Testing (Spars)
Presentation
Project Report
Editor's Notes
Heavy –More metals
Lots of Drag. Vehicle could not finish endurance