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JOB ALLOCATIONDesign Engineer
Flight Test Coordinator
Marketing Manager
Chief Banker
Gliders: Planning
Role Titles and
Job DescriptionsDesign Engineer:
• The design engineer will be the lead engineer during the prototype design phase of the project. They will be responsible for ensuring that their team puts forward a number of different glider designs, as well as overseeing the selection of a final glider design. The final design should be agreed by all team members and will be the glider used during competition testing.
Flight Test Coordinator:
• The flight test coordinator will take on the management role of the team during competition testing. They will be responsible for fairly assigning tasks and responsibilities to all team members during competition testing. They will need to think about the different test stations involved in the competition and manage their team appropriately.
Marketing Manager:
• The marketing manager will be the lead designer in charge of advertising for the team. They will be responsible for ensuring that the team produces suitable display and advertising materials for use during the product pitch to the dragons. A creative presentation is just as important as having a successful product. Although all team member will take part in the sales pitch to the dragons, the marketing manager will have to coordinate the various ideas of the team to be delivered in the sales pitch. Quick thinking and fast talking may be necessary for this testing station if your product has flown like a lead balloon.
Chief Banker:
• The chief banker will be responsible for all monetary exchanges by the team. They will handle all cash and oversee any transactions made, ensuring that the final product design falls within budget. They may find that, as part of their role, they have to make sure that the team agrees on a balance between creative design and cost effectiveness.
Stages of making the horizontal
and vertical rockets:
1. Take one sheet of A4 (can be recycled) and roll around the white tube.
2. Use a glue stick after the first and last revolution.
3. Make sure the paper can move up and down the plastic tube. Leave it on the tube to avoid damage.
4. You will need a plastic nose cone to place over the top of the plastic tube. When doing this, make sure that the mould and the glue gun are both hot (use warm water for the mould). Make sure the hot glue comes out of the holes round the edge.
5. Make a number of fins – 2, 3, 4 or more out of cardboard, plastic material, foam or foam board. The size is up to you. Use strong glue or the hot glue gun at Christleton High to attach them to the A4 paper rocket.
6. Use a range of colours, sticky plastic, glitter glue, pictures, etc to decorate your rocket.
Stages of making the gliding time and aerobatic display
gliders:1. Mark the outline shapes on the balsa wood. Think about whether you
are making a framed or a glider style craft.
2. Using a craft knife or scroll saw, cut out the parts from the plan. Work carefully, taking multiple passes. The wood will cut or split easily along the grain and will be much more difficult to cut across the grain.
3. Sand the pieces into their final shape. Also sand an airfoil into the wing and the inner edge of each of the wings to an angle that will create "dihedral" when the two halves are glued together.
4. Assemble the plane and attach propeller. Pay special attention to the angle of the horizontal stabilizer relative to the angle of the wing (this is called wing incidence).
Testing:
• Balance the plane: Place a finger on the bottom of each wing half, roughly in the middle of the width of the wing. Balanced this way, the plane will tip toward the tail. Add weight on the nose of the plane until you achieve a level balance.
• Test fly the plane. Holding the plane at shoulder height, with the nose angled slightly downward, gently push the plane as you release it into the air. Don't throw it or toss it. The glider should fly fairly straight on a nice smooth, steady path.
• Trim for the perfect flight. If the plane dives out of your hand, remove some nose weight. If the plane flies sharply upward then stops (stalls) and flips downward into a dive, add more nose weight. If the plane veers sharply to the right or left, gently bend the back edge of the vertical stabilizer to compensate for the turn until the glider flies fairly straight.
Aerobatics is the practice of flying maneuvers involving aircraft attitudes that are not used in normal flight. Aerobatics are performed in airplanes and gliders for training, recreation, entertainment and sport.
Your task is to make necessary changes to your glider ,to make it perform different tricks.
This stage is difficult therefore team working skills are needed to problem solve.
Be creative……..
Can you make your glider flip or turn when hand launched from the stage in the hall?
Aerobatic Display
How many tricks can your glider do!?
Gliders: Planning
Dragon’s Den
Task:
At this point you have the
chance to sell your glider. You
have the opportunity to present
your groups glider design ideas
to a panel of three wealthy
school investors, the
"Dragons“.
Persuade the dragons that you
have the best fleet of gliders.
Students should present their
gliders, discussing their
design, costing, sales price
per unit / set, unique selling
point etc
Measurement:
Your group must pitch the
gilder to win over the
dragons….
The gilders overall
design- look ,appeal,
function, materials etc…
Unique Selling Points
Costing- material cost,
manufacture cost etc..
Teamwork
Gliders: Planning
Vertical Distance
Task:
Build a glider that will
be launched vertically
from a rocket launcher.
Measurement:
Use inclinometers to
measure the height
reached. Results will be
recorded on the
spreadsheet.
Gliders: Planning Horizontal Distance
Task:
Build a glider that will
be launched horizontally
from a rocket launcher.
Students will also have to
choose the best angle to
fire it at to get the
optimum elevation to
achieve the longest
distance.
Measurement:
Use a meter wheel thing to
measure the distance.
Gliders: Planning
Gliding Time
Task:
Build a glider that will
be hand launched using the
propeller from the stage
in the hall.
Measurement:
Measure the gliding time
in the air.
Gliders: Planning Aerobatic Display
Task:
Make changes to you
‘gliding time’ glider to
make it produce tricks,
flips or turns when hand
launched from the stage in
the hall.
Measurement:
All areas will be scored
out of 25 (5 for each
area), the glider will be
judged on:
•Complexity of the
trick
•Performance of the
trick
•Consistency of the
trick
•Build quality
•Teamwork
Gliders: CostingYou have a budget of £10.00
Spend it wisely!
Shop stock:Essentials:
nose cone (2 needed) £0.75
propeller kit £1.50
Glider materials:
A3 paper £0.50
A4 corrugated cardboard sheet £1.00
A4 styrofoam sheet £1.00
A4 tissue paper £0.30
drawing pin £0.10
paper clip £0.10
elastic band £0.10
sellotape 1m £0.25
Balsa for glider frames:
150mm X 75mm balsa sheet thin £0.48
450mm X 75mm balsa sheet thin £1.44
300mm X 75mm balsa sheet thin £0.96
230mm X 100mm balsa sheet thin £0.92
230mm x 75mm balsa sheet thin £0.74
230mm x 75mm balsa sheet thick £1.10
150mm X 5mm X 5mm baton £0.80
230mm X 5mm X 5mm baton £1.20
300mm X 5mm X 5mm baton £1.80
450mm X 5mm X 5mm baton £2.20
230mm X 10mm X 10mm baton £1.40
Workshop time:
glue gun (5 mins) £0.50
scroll saw (10 mins) £1.00
craft knife (10 mins) £0.75
Team checklistWhen you think you have finished,
please complete the checklist carefully.
Good luck!
Plan for the day
Morning Session
Location Activity Afternoon Session
8.45 Hall Register 12.40
8.50 -10.00 Hall Intro + design and make
12.45 – 1.55
10.00-10.20
BREAK
NO BREAK
10.20 –11.20
Junior YardTennis courtsHallHallRoom 6
Testing Stations: (Max: 10 mins each)
Vertical DistanceHorizontal DistanceGliding TimeAerobatic DisplayDragons’ Den
1.55 - 2.55
11.20 Hall Return to Hall for plenary/tidyPresentation of prizes
2.55
11.50 Lunch/Home End of session 3.25
Order of testing stations:
Teams:
1st Test 2nd Test 3rd Test 4th Test 5th Test
B52 Vertical
DistanceHorizontal Distance
Gliding Time
Aerobatic Display
Dragon’s Den
Spitfire
Dragon’s Den
Vertical Distance
Horizontal Distance
Gliding Time
Aerobatic Display
Concorde
Aerobatic Display
Dragon’s Den
Vertical Distance
Horizontal Distance
Gliding Time
Boeing
Gliding Time
Aerobatic Display
Dragon’s Den
Vertical Distance
Horizontal Distance
Airbus
Horizontal Distance
Gliding Time
Aerobatic Display
Dragon’s Den
Vertical Distance
Team scores:
Testing station: Measurement:
Vertical Distance degrees
Horizontal distance metres
Gliding time seconds
Aerobatic display /25
Dragon's den /25