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1012128, 10:20 M Curren, Toyota company isin the process of | Chege.com =Chegg Find solutions for your homework engineering / mechanical engineering | mechanical engineering questions and answers / currently, toyota. Question: Currently, Toyota Company Is In The Process Of Impro... Task 3 [50 Marks’ Currently, Toyota company is in the process of improving the product performance of their car door panels by changing everything from the design phase to a light stiff, and cost-effective panel to support loads without bending as the available products are found to fail due to heavy weight, less durability, and high production cost. Now they seek your support to select the most appropriate material to develop a new light car door pane with defied stiffness S. The design engineers have modeled an initial section of the panel before making any adjustments to get the door shape as shown in Figure 3. The length of the panel section is “L’, the area is “A’, the width is b, the panel thickness is h, and it must not fail under elastic buckling. Note that the thickness (h) of the panel can vary but the shape is retained. The fracture Toughness of the material is Kj: = 80MPam*/?. é —_ 1. — > Figure 3: Car body car panel section Find the best material to produce the light-strong car panel. This question hasn't been solved yet nips: ww.chegg.comhomework-helplquestions-ard-answers/curenth-toyota-company-pracess-mproving-product-performancs-car-door-panels-o.. 1/5 1012123, 10:20AM Curren, Toyota company isin the process of| Chega.com Chegg ‘The stiffness of the panel can be derived: s ssn Where, E = Young's moduli, 1 = moment of inertia, F = Force ‘The material index guiding for minimum cost design of strong plates oil? i a2 cvR where Cv,R isthe relative cost per unit volume and a = fracture strenght 3.1 Apply the first step of the material selection process and derive design requirements under the translation step. [10 Marks} ‘3.2 Derive the performance equation for the objective of the panel section and find the material index (M1) referring to the attached formulas. [10 Marks} 3.3 Name the appropriate material property charts. [03 Marks} This question hasn't been solved yet -ttps:lwwwchegg,comMhomewort-helpiquestions-and-arswersicurrenty-“oyota-company-process-improving-preduct-performance-car-door-panels-c 215 1012123, 10:20AM Curren, Toyota company isin he process of | Chegg.com Chegg cur where Cv.Ris the relative cost per unit volume and o, = fracture strenght 3.4 Apply the first step of the material selection process and derive design requirements under the translation step. [10 Marks} 3.2 Derive the performance equation for the objective of the panel section and find the material index (M1) referring to the attached formulas. [10 Marks} 3.3 Name the appropriate material property charts. [03 Marks} 3.4 Mark the property charts accordingly referring to M1 and M2, then complete the 2” and 3% Limited time only: Save up to 50% on your Chegg subscription! Reduced price @ is automatically shown at checkout. Get Started > [10 Marks] Show transcribed image text Expert Answer % Transcribed image text: Currently, Toyota company is in the process of improving the product performance of their car door panels by changing everything from the design phase to a light stiff, and cost-effective panel to support loads without bending as the available products are found to fail due to heavy weight, less durability, and high production cost. Now they seek your support to select the most appropriate material to develop a new light car door pane with defied stiffness S. The design engineers have This question hasn't been solved yet ttps:twww.chegg,comMnomework-helplquestions-and-arsworsicurrenty-“oyota-company-process-improving-product-performance-car-door-panels-e... 315 1012123, 10:20AM Curren, Toyota company isin the process of| Chegg.com Chegg in the material selection-| lecture note. Use the following equation for parts 2 and 3 . The stiffness of the panel can be derived: S = 5 The maximum deflection and the moment of inertia of the panel 6 under loads: SET Where, E = Young's moduli, J = moment of inertia, F' = Force The ~ material index guiding for minimum cost design of strong plates M2 = zy where Cv, Ris the relative cost per unit volume and gj = fracture strenght 3.1 Apply the first step of the material selection process and derive design requirements under the translation step. [10 Marks] 3.2 Derive the performance equation for the objective of the panel section and find the material index (M2) referring to the attached formulas. [10 Marks] 3.3 Name the appropriate material property charts. [03 Marks] The material index guiding for minimum cost design of strong plates M2 = £5 where Cv, Ris the relative cost per unit volume and gy = fracture strenght 3.1 Apply the first step of the material selection process and derive design requirements under the translation step. [10 Marks] 3.2 Derive the performance equation for the objective of the panel section and find the material index (Ma) referring to the attached formulas. [10 Marks] 3.3 Name the appropriate material property charts, [03 Marks] 3.4 Mark the property charts accordingly referring to MI and M2, then complete the 2™ and 3" selecting stages of Material selecting criteria. Comment on each property chart. (Note: You can apply limits for both x and y property variables if needed). [17 Marks] 3.5 List down your final short-listed materials and give your suggestion for the best material out of the selected materials. (Refer to supportive data for the validation) < Previous question Next question > QS) Netthe exact question you're OQ looking for? Post any question and get expert help quickly. 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