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FINAL PROJECT BRAINSTORM JULY 1ST (KITCHEN GADGETS (MODULAR HANDLED PANS…

- - - - DRAKE - MATERIALS GUY
        
        BRIAN - MECHANISM/HANDLE DESIGN/ATTACHMENT DESIGNS
        
        Simple Hook and Latch mechanism
        
        Complicated but possibly the most stable
        
        GINA - ADA & OSHA STUFF xinx5@yahoo.com
        
        GE has a comprehensive list of what is ADA approved as far as appliances go, the number I found was consistent was 5 lbs and the use of 1 hand as well as front-loading for all ranges, cooktops, ovens, microwaves, fridges, and dishwashers. So obviously we have to take into consideration materials and keep whatever we are working with light obviously.
        https://www.geappliances.com/ge/ada-compliant/
        The info I found at OSHA was pretty much the same.
        5 lbs & 1 hand
        
        LOGO
        
        I will be designing the pans themselves, 1 frying pan 9.5" inches : Dimensions 23 X 10 X 1.5 inches
        1-quart saucepan: Dimensions 4.0 x 6.0 x 13.38 in
        
        New plan on Monday 07/22/19 we are focusing on just the saucepan to make it better instead of spreading ourselves to thin with to pans. I completed the sauce pan last week. I am starting on writing the design factors etc.
        I will print them as well and I will attempt to do a power point but don't hold me to that.
        
        [FINAL PROJECT]
        (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tKMQnbYo-xejoMToydIxeZtPQ6bgZAKm/view?usp=sharing)
        
        POWER POINT
        https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VXC5JCubR-lHzjFkNeeTV4nICx_Lydhg
        
        Brian the png image came up to print the rest did not so we will need to figure out how to print the rest of the tomorrow. Can you meet me at school an hour early I will bring the rest of the document.
        
        Aluminum Pot/Pan
        
        Lightweight
        
        Good conductor second to Copper
        
        Inexpensive
        
        Wooden Handle
        
        Doesn't conduct heat
        
        Can be very attractive
        
        Doesn't need to be very heat resistant because the handles are detachable and may not find themselves in an oven
        
        Looks like this (based on materials)
        
        Size and shape vary based on the handle attached and the base pot/pan
      - HOMEWORK FOR JULY 3