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Portable Heat Therapy 3.082 Final Presentation May 13, 2004 Brie Frame • Sandra Gonzalez • Angela Tong • Chenny Zhu

3.082 Final Presentation May 13, 2004 Brie Frame • Sandra Gonzalez • Angela Tong • Chenny Zhu

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3.082 Final Presentation May 13, 2004 Brie Frame • Sandra Gonzalez • Angela Tong • Chenny Zhu. Objective. Design and fabricate a heat therapy device for lower back pain. Increases Circulation. Decreases pain signal transmissions. Heat Therapy. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: 3.082 Final Presentation May 13, 2004 Brie Frame • Sandra Gonzalez • Angela Tong • Chenny Zhu

Portable Heat Therapy

3.082 Final PresentationMay 13, 2004

Brie Frame • Sandra Gonzalez • Angela Tong • Chenny Zhu

Page 2: 3.082 Final Presentation May 13, 2004 Brie Frame • Sandra Gonzalez • Angela Tong • Chenny Zhu

Portable Heat Therapy

Objective

Design and fabricate a heat therapy device for lower back pain.

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Heat Therapy

Strain or over-exert

back

Creates tension in muscles and soft

tissue surrounding spine

Restricts proper circulation

Pain signals sent to brain

Increases Circulation

Decreases pain signal transmissions

Reduces tension

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Design Priorities1. Long-term reusability2. Portability3. Heat distribution4. Flexibility and comfort5. Long-lasting heat6. Light weight

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Potential Portable Heat Therapy Designs

Chemical– Employ Phase Change Material (PCM)– Freezes at room temperature releases heat

Electric– Uses battery only

Hybrid – PCM melted by battery

http://www.hotsnapz.com/

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Energy Densities

22.3041.9564.01

174.91

2050

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

Thermacare Thunder PowerDouble

Tetradecanol EthyleneCarbonate

2,6-Di-tert-butylphenol

Energy Density (Wh/kg)

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Electrical Superiority

ElectricalChemical (Sodium

Acetate) Hybrid Thermacare ©

1. Long-term Reusability 1 2 3 4

2. Portable 1 3 4 1

3. Heat Distribution 1 1 1 2

4. Flexibility/Comfort 1 3 4 2

5. Long Lasting 2 3 4 1

6. Weight 2 2 4 1

Overall Rating 1.3 2.3 3.3 1.8

1 = Best 2 = Good 3 = Satisfactory 4 = Bad

Best Worst

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Final Design SchematicFront View

Heating Pack

InsulationC

ircui

t

Side View

Towards Body

Towards Outside

Wire

On/OffSwitchBattery

RTV SiliconeRTV SiliconeInsulation

Cotton

Cotton

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Voltage Cut-off Circuit

Prevents over-discharging of battery• 7.4V > V > 6 V On• V < 6 V Off

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Thermostat Circuit

Switches heating pad on and off based on temperature

Hysteresis– Turns on 38°C– Turns off 42°C

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Constructing the Circuit

Design circuit Assemble components

on breadboard Test circuit Solder circuit

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Testing the Circuit

Voltage Cut-off Circuit– Ensure circuit is

opened at < 6V Thermostat Circuit

– Fine tune Set-point temperature

Connect circuits together

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Battery

Design Limitations – Voltage cut-off circuit needed– 7.4V – 1300 mAh – limits heating cycle– Need special charger

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Battery Charger

Purpose– Prevents over-charging

Requirements– 12V DC power supply– Charge time > 1 hour

Charge Time– 12V, 800mA power supply – 1.6 hours

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Heat Lost to Environment

RTV

Sili

conc

cce

Cot

ton

Envi

ronm

ent

Insu

lato

in

Hea

ting

Wire

W

AkL

AkL

AkL

AkL

TTqPower

env

env

ton

ton

insultion

insulation

RTV

RTV

tenvironmenwire

3

cot

cot

1046.4 −×=

+++

−==

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Heat Flux to Body

RTV

Sili

cone

Cot

ton

Bod

y

Hea

ting

Wire

WAk

LAk

LTTqPower

ton

ton

wire

wire

skinwire

754.0cot

cot

−==

T = Temperature (°C)L = Length (m)k = Thermal Conductivity (W/mK)A = Surface Area

RTV

RTV

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Heating Element

High Resistance Wire– NiCr 80/20– 30 Gauge (0.010 in.

diameter)– Resistance = 6.5 Ω/ft

Heat Power (P = V2/R )– Length = 26 inches– Resistance = 14 Ω– Current = 500 mA– Power = 3.5W

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RTV Silicone RTV = Room Temperature Vulcanization (cures in

absence of heat) Flexible, thermally conductive (0.83 W/mK), and flame

retardant Property retention at temperatures of -55°C to 200°C Moisture from the air activates cross-linking agents Reactions produce non-acidic byproducts

CH3OH

(rigid, rubbery silicone)

H2O

(liquid polymer compound)

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Insulation and Outer Layer

Solid Silicone Rubber (Insulation)• Produced by COHRlastic• Low Thermal Conductivity 0.0037 W/mK• Flexible

Cotton (Outer Layer)• Comfort• Low cost

http://www.tapecase.com/tc/rubber.asp

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Final Design

Charge Time = 75 minutesHeat Time = 130 minutesWeight = 260g

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Safety Concerns

Must use in dry environment Battery

– Only use charger provided– Watch battery while charging– Charge Battery in non-flammable area– Don’t short the battery

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Cost Analysis

Product Cost Dimensions Reusable?One Cycle of Heat (hrs) Cost per Month

Thermacare $3.50 4x10 no 8 $69.90

Zap Pac $44.95 4x10 yes 0.75 $44.95Heat me

Now $65.00 4x10 yes 3 $65.00

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Future Work

Longer lasting – Use battery with larger Ahr

Decrease size of chip– Surface mount chip

Convenient battery charger– Build simple to use charger– Attach car adapter

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Acknowledgements

3.082 Teaching Staff David Bono Hao Wang Yet-Ming Chiang Course 6 lab Course 6 friends