To: Nancy Myers

From: Joey Persyn

Date: May 18, 2022
Subject: Progress Report

Create, Build, and Inspect a Hydraulic Circuit

Purpose of report

The purpose of this report is to update George H. on the progress of the hydraulic build project.
This project was started in winter quarter on December 5TH, 2021 and is now built awaiting
inspections. This report was written on 05/19/2022.

Task list and estimated dates:

1. Receive specifications for hydraulic 7. Receive approval, to build the circuit
circuit (December 15) (January 15)
2. Present rough draft of circuit
(December 19) 8. Acquire components needed to
3. Verify component availability complete diagram build (February 2)
(December 28) 9. Begin building diagram (February
4. Review rough draft, make changes 27)
(January 3) 10. Finish building diagram (March)
5. Complete final circuit diagram, in 11. Set all components according to
CAD (January 7) specifications (April)
6. Present final diagram for approval 12. Have a final inspection (May 25)
(January 10) 13. Have George H. sign lab as complete
(May 25)
GANTT Representation
WORK ACCOPLISHED

Task DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY

Receive specifications for circuit

Present rough draft to George H.
Verify component availability
Review rough draft, make changes
Complete final circuit diagram
Present final diagram to George H.
Receive approval for build
Acquire the components
Begin building
Finish building
Set the components
Have circuit inspected
Have project signed for completion
Work accomplished Work remaining
DECEMBER
 Received specifications for required for circuit.
 Presented rough to George H. on December 14.
 Verified the components where available through the manufacture.
JANUARY
 Reviewed rough draft, made necessary changes.
 Complete a final design.
 Present the final circuit design to George H.
 Received approval on final circuit on January 23.
FEBRUARY
 Acquired components for circuit on February 17.
 Begin the building process.
MARCH
 Finish the circuit build.
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PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED
 Received some faulty pressure control, replaced with new pressure control.
 Shop was locked on occasion, creating a later start time while building circuit.

WORK REMAINING

APRIL
 Set the components on the circuit.
MAY
 Have the circuit inspected.
 Have project signed off as completed.

CONCLUSIONS

 This project was spread out to cover a variety of different classes. Each class was valuable, how
ever grouped together as a project was invaluable experience. This project helped with
customer service skills, product knowledge, component capabilities and settings, as well as
accountability.

Recommendations
 I would recommend more lab projects, for better proficiency.