ice crusher final college project mechanical engineering
1.
DESIGN OF COMPACTICE
CRUSHER
By : Shanku Ashish
Shenoy Vishal
Shete Nikhil
2.
SIGNIFICANCE OF PROJECT
Theproblems with current techniques.
1) Cost
2) Size
3) Hygiene
4) Functionality
5) Accessibility
3.
ICE AND ITSPROPERTIES
Posses a regular crystalline structure.
The density of ice is
0.9167 g/cm³ at 0°C.
4.
• When icemelts, it absorbs as much energy as it
would take to heat an equivalent mass of water by
80 °C.
• During the melting process, the temperature
remains constant at 0 °C.
LATENT HEAT
DESIGN CONCEPT
Requirementof a force to impact ice onto
blade.
Various forces that could be used.
Idea from the centrifuge.
Relating it to an ice crusher for a compact
design.
MATERIAL AND ITSPROPERTIES
As material comes directly in contact with ice i.e.
water it should be corrosion resistance.
Stainless steels are
high-alloy steels that
have superior corrosion
resistance .
10.
Steel used isgrade 202
austenitic steel.
Composition
The following elements are
present in steel:
Carbon, Manganese, Silicon,
Chromium, Nickel,
Phosphorous, Sulphur,
Nitrogen.
Eleme
nt
Weight %
C 0.15
Mn 7.5-10.0
Si 1.00
Cr 17.0-19.0
Ni 4.0-6.0
P 0.06
S 0.03
Specifications
Construction permanentmagnet
Speed 4985rpm
Output power 80W
Voltage 100-204V
Max. efficiency 76.2 -84%
Max. efficiency o/p 8.6-34.3W
15.
CONCLUSION
The compactdesign of ice crusher gives us the
following liberties:
1) Small and easily portable
2) Doesn’t require much space
3) Consumer can enjoy clean and healthy crushed ice
for making further food products.
4) As it is used seasonally it can be accessed as and
when required.
16.
Note:-
If this compactdesign is
considered for production
at mass level other
materials must be
considered for the basic
components.
17.
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thanks to the compact ice
crusher.
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