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Knowledge, skills and understanding developed during GCSE Design and Technology: Resistant
Materials - Unit 2 (4560), for exams from June 2010. The shoulder harnesses will be bolted from the
battery box and the rest will be bolted to the floor of the car. I could’ve done some research on
weight distribution and on how that affects the steering geometry and the feel of it as I have
absolutely no idea on how sensitive it will be. Each slide contains easy to read basic information
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weighs 75 kg which is significantly heavier than the most of the field and this shows the
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see in my development on slide 30. Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant Materials Greenpower
Regulations 2 Dimensions T5.1. The vehicle must not exceed 2800mm in length, 1200mm in width,
and 1200mm in height. T5.2. Ground clearance must not be less than 30mm. Seating T6.1. The
vehicle will have one seat firmly fixed to the vehicle chassis for the driver who will remain seated at
all times whilst racing. T6.2. The driver must be seated in a conventional feet forward, head to the
back position. The battery box is under the seat to help the weight distribution and the handling. This
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Bitesize on left and the Bitesize fish on right. All of the metal parts will be standard carbon steel.
This process was used to cut most of my metal parts such as gears, cross axles plates, harness plates,
motor backing plate, roll bar plates and so on. Make the car narrower and shallower as they felt there
was too much room in the cockpit. Save now recycled european square outdoor dining table
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and find a copy of publisher for it to to open. The motor and batteries would be mounted on a
partition that hangs from the posts. After the plates were prepped with a light filing and was welded
to the cross axles, I moved on to the kingposts. Then I would use a electric hand drill to do the rest.
In the next slides I will be showing the progress of the car and how each element of the car will be
made and function. More expensive. What sort of body shapes work and why. The steering system
need to be changed as they would preferred side sticks to a handlebar. The car has a 11 metres
turning circle so it’s more manoeuvrable than a ordinary car.
Once it’s glued with PVA or other glue, it cannot break easily. Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant
Materials Interview with Chris Summary Basic car built of 4x2 with attached structures for the
steering and the drive system is a good idea. Then I had to prepare the plates that will be welded to
the cross axle as on their own, there is no way the axle can be attached to the car securely. Make the
car narrower and shallower as they felt there was too much room in the cockpit. Plan of Make
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GCSE Blog Thread General A-Level Design and Technology Thread. This is bad for the car
structure and should never happen. This is done by a free rolling shaft that has 2 gears on it.
Manufacturing Processes: Sand paper, square files, electric drills, Router. The car will be largely built
from wood, to promote the sustainability and ecological ethos of the Greenpower organisation.
Knowledge, skills and understanding developed during GCSE Design and Technology: Resistant
Materials - Unit 2 (4560), for exams from June 2010. We hope you have an informative and
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and it also needed to be light. If the seat is flatter, it would improve the aerodynamics, as the driver is
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materials they might come across in coursework and in the exam. And topics covered in GCSE
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Batteries must be located within the bodywork of the vehicle. The bent material forming the main
part of the body may not be the best idea. This resource hasn't been reviewed yet To ensure quality
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Materials Greenpower Regulations 2 Dimensions T5.1. The vehicle must not exceed 2800mm in
length, 1200mm in width, and 1200mm in height. T5.2. Ground clearance must not be less than
30mm. Seating T6.1. The vehicle will have one seat firmly fixed to the vehicle chassis for the driver
who will remain seated at all times whilst racing. T6.2. The driver must be seated in a conventional
feet forward, head to the back position. Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant Materials Target Audience
This would be aimed at secondary schools that want to be involved in Greenpower, but lack the
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plywood. All of the loose parts in the car such as the body can amplify the vibration. Name
Candidate Number Walkden High School: 33383 OVERALL DEADLINE: Feb 14 th 2014. To
provide the metal components (steering and drivetrain) in a pre-assembled form for schools that lack
the ability to weld. He sees a main structure which has two 4x2 wooden posts on either side of the
car. Knowledge, skills and understanding developed during GCSE Design and Technology: Resistant
Materials - Unit 2 (4560), for exams from June 2010. It’s a very safe, light and strong design as it
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(no rating) Your rating is required to reflect your happiness. This allows space for the wheels to be
there and able to move. Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant Materials Third Idea This is a modification
on the previous idea. The motor, roll bar and back cross axle are all connected to one piece. This
contributes to the lightness of the car which is about 25 kg without batteries and motor. It is also
durable as it should last for half of a decade of racing. Nathaniel Olson GCSE Resistant Materials
Refinements The front section has been tapered narrower so it allows smaller bodies to be fitted
over. When putting all the pieces together, it became apparent that the slots would go together in a
perfect world without any expansion or warping of the wood.
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helps. Minimum number of components MUST Must fit the regulations set by Greenpower (See in
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rating is required to reflect your happiness. This affects the overall size of the body and chassis. This
is an harmful substance to use and a parent must have done it away from the school. We strive to
protect the interests of our customers. Wood is tough due to the fibres in the grain but can snap if
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MATERIALS. All of the surfaces needed to be painted with 2 coat to make sure no water will go
into the wood. How will you change your design now that you have made a model. Firstly between
the two timber posts at each side, there would be a partition behind the driver, and one at the back of
the car. Meet the deadline. Suggested maximum five hours (three in class, 2 out of class). Putting a
cassette on the motor shaft could be a problem, as it is backwards from how normal bicycle parts
work, and may require a lot of custom work to get right. He then gave me a sheet which explained
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the basic version of my car, I need to make the proper version of the car with individual pieces all
mated together to make a functional car. Although aerodynamics is important, keeping the weight
low is worth doing. External exam. Your coursework is worth 20% of your final GCSE grade. This is
done by a free rolling shaft that has 2 gears on it. So the posts are crucial as everything on the car
would be attached to them. All wheels were attached within 2 hours which is good as I wanted to be
easy enough for little kids to put it together because most cars at the moment have the chassis
welded together and this requires skill and time that the student don’t have. This will improve the
stability and structure of car. This resource hasn't been reviewed yet To ensure quality for our
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championship so I thought it would be a good starting point.
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number of components MUST Must fit the regulations set by Greenpower (See in two slides) Be able
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pleased to say that it’s a rock solid chassis that doesn’t flex or crack. Initial Ideas. GCSE Resistant
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the right position when putted into the car, I have made a jig that you can bolt the plates to and then
weld the tubing to it. Between the two partitions, there would be pieces of wood spanning the gap
and that would be where the batteries and motor would go. It might be better to construct a coffin-
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