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1Dr. A.S.M. Mukter-Uz-Zaman (Team Leader)1Prof. DR. IR. Wong Hin Yong2AIRUL AZHA ABD RAHMAN
1Faculty of Engineering , Multimedia University2IMEN,Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM)
MyTRIZ Competition 2013
NoboGreen
Part 1
Email for corresponding: [email protected] No: MTZ8251
Problem To Solve (As given)In a factory, there is a metal mesh conveyor belt which moves semi-processed material through a 5 meter long furnace. Although material is properly aligned at furnace input, material emerges at the output in a misaligned manner. Since it is difficult to see the inside of the furnace as it is totally encased and extremely hot, nobody knows what happened inside. Provide potential solutions which have no productivity impact.
Summarize Problem Statement:During moving semi-processed Materials misaligned in a conveyor belt inside an encased extremely hot furnace.
Whatever we can predict from the given problem
What Semi-processed materials misaligned When During moving through furnaceWhere On metal mesh conveyor inside furnaceWho Semi-processed materials Why Due to mechanical movement How Uneven surface cause uneven force
Analysis of the Problem
Benefit /Impact of solving the problem– Faster Materials will remain aligned for next process step – Cheaper By eliminating human involvement. – Safer Removing human intervention for alignment – Better reliability Uniform heat treatment on entire materials
Functionality Aligned Movement of the materials
Reason for the Changes: Furnace has extremely hot environment inside. It is encased hence not possible to manually monitoring inside.
Figure: Photograph of a hot furnace in working condition [1]
Note: 1. Used photograph is for illustration purpose only.
Define Solve
Perceived Problem
EvaluateIdeas
SolutionIdeas
Brainstorm
Resources
Investigate
Ideal Final Result IFR
Space Time Interface
FunctionAttribute Analysis
Su-Field Analysis
Trends of Evolution
Contra-dictions
Problem Statement
TRIZ Methodology used to Solve the Problem
Figure: Used TRIZ methodology to solve the given problem
Functional Attribute Analysis
1. Identifying components of the system
Key components of the system: Furnace, Conveyer belt, Metal mesh, Heat, Mechanical movement, Alignment, enclose, semi process materials.
FurnaceConveyer
Belt
Heat
Enclose
Metal Mesh
AlignmentMechanical Movement
Semi-process material
Functional Attribute Analysis
2. Identify and Characterize Function of the Components based on the given problem.
Operating Principle: Semi-process materials moves as the conveyer belt moves
Semi-process materials
Alignment
Chain
Mis- Alignment
Metal meshconveyer
EncloseMechanical Movement
EnvironmentDifferent Functions.
Uniform
Output
Input
Unknown
Rotation
Force
Power
Un-uniform
Vibration
move
• Missing functions
• Excessive functions
• Insufficient functions
• Harmful functions
• Useful functions
M• Main Useful function
M
Disappear• Missing
functions
• Excessive functions
• Insufficient functions
• Harmful functions
• Useful functions
M• Main Useful function
Different Functions.
Super system
System
Sub-System
Past Present Future
Hyper system
Industrial conveyer Belt
with metal mesh
Mechanical movement of the
conveyer belt
Commercially available Furnace
Enclose furnace chamber with
manual movement
Enclose furnace chamber with
automated movement
Transfer chamber with automated
movementpills/sensors.
Heat generate and aligner
Mechanical movement, with
heat
Automated movement
with infra red
Vacuum chamber with infra red heat
Space Time Interface: Misaligned materials
CurrentSituation i f
r
Ideality =Benefits
Costs + HarmIdeality =
Benefits
0 + 0
Misalign due to
movement
Reduction Of
Misalign Alignment Periodical
AlignmentNo
Misalign
The Ideal Final Result (IFR)
Identification and defined the problem.
Uncontrolled movement of the semi-processed Materials in conveyer belt caused misalignment while coming out from the furnace.
Technical Contradictions
Improving Parameter
DegradedParameters
Parameter Numbers
Principles used
Area of moving object
5 1,17,13,16
Automation 38 1,34, 12,3
Detecting 37 all
Manufacturing precision
29 35,10,25
Productivity 39 15,1,28
Recommendations
Principle Frequency
1 3
3 1
10 1
13, 15,16,17 1
25,28,34,35 1
All 1
Formulate problem in MATRIX Contradictions :Improve Gets worse or Stands in the way
33. Ease of operation, (Materials will come out in aligned way)
, Productivity (39)
Characteristic to improve: Easy of operationsCharacteristic becoming worseOr standing in the way: Productivity
Solution Ideas from Define stage:
From Function Attribute Analysis Conveyer belt can be sub-divide into few groups Intermediate alignment check and location correction
From 9-Windows Speed of the conveyer belt can be reduce Size of the system can be reduce
From IFR Segmentation of the system and implementation of
internal aligner Automotive process implementation for alignment
detection and thereby automated location correction
Solution Ideas from Solve stage:
From Problem DefinitionMechanism for alignment should be automated with the system
From ContradictionsSegmentationParameter can be changeInert AtmospherePeriodic actionIntermediate alignment
From TrendsHigh condensed electrolytes can be used since micro harvester.
Solution Evaluation Criteria:
Criteria Comparison with known Solution
1.The solution removes the primary tradeoffs and contradictions.
Yes since the material will be aligned on the conveyer belt inside the furnace at a periodic interval it will come out in an aligned fashion at the during the output time.
2. Do the harmful features disappear? Yes, periodic alignment
3. a) Are the useful features retained? b) Will new benefits appear?
No
4. Will new harmful features/ Contradictions appear?
No
5. Does the solution make system become Simpler? No Change? More complex?
No change.
6. Are idle, easily available, or underutilized resources used? Is the solution new?
Yes
7. Implementation: Easy, Moderate , Difficult(also: safety, security, compatibility, regulatory)
Easy.
Solution Evaluation
Solution to Pursue.
Solution 1: (Segmentation) Externally divide the conveyer belt into some segment and implement some sorts of alignment in each segment.
Solution 2: (Periodic action) Placement of external electro -magnetic structure outside the conveyer belt containing furnace so that it can convert to magnet by applying electric power on the external structure. By providing this electro-magnetic energy in a periodic manner in each segment of the system, the materials can be aligned periodically before they reach to the output end.
Conceptual structure of the system improved by Implementation of TRIZ for problem solving
Implementation of solution:
Electro-magnetic components as shown (by a) In the figure below will be attached in each segment of the external casing of the furnace.
This components will turn on periodically and it will allow to restrict the movement until they are aligned in a desire manner.
a
Figure: Photograph of a hot furnace with periodic electro-magnetic components
Conclusions• In this presentation TRIZ is used to solve the given problem that
arise during the movement of semi-processed materials through conveyer belt inside the furnace.
• It is found that TRIZ is the fastest way to come out with different innovative solution for a problem. And from the solutions best innovative idea is taken using brainstorming among the team members..
• On the solution a simple electro-magnetic structure is proposed to add periodically with the outer structure of the furnace to provide periodic alignment of the materials inside the segment in a periodic manner.
• TRIZ helps to think out of box and thereby provides unique solution that can make the system cheap in a faster way and can help to add new functionality.