Senior Design Project (Undergrad) 1A170 Prop questions

In summary, the "Senior Design Project (Undergrad) 1A170 Prop questions" document outlines various inquiries related to the design and execution of a senior project in engineering. It emphasizes critical thinking and problem-solving skills, guiding students to address challenges in their projects effectively. The questions are designed to prompt reflection on design processes, project management, teamwork, and the application of engineering principles in real-world contexts.
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Hey everyone, I am looking for either a resource or an answer to my question. Does anyone know of a way to gleam a NACA airfoil off of a 1A170E-JHA7660 propeller? I am trying to make a model of the prop in Solidworks for my Design Project. I know the 1A170 family of props is old as dirt and I know that the application (Cessna 172S Skyhawk) is literally the Toyota Camry of the skies; shockingly no one has studied much of anything on the specific airfoil used in the prop.
 
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Hmmmm. Sounds like a good question for McCauley, the folks who actually make the propeller.
 
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Flyboy said:
Hmmmm. Sounds like a good question for McCauley, the folks who actually make the propeller.
McCauley's Home Alone:
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joshuarhombus said:
I am looking for either a resource or an answer to my question. Does anyone know of a way to gleam a NACA airfoil off of a 1A170E-JHA7660 propeller? I am trying to make a model of the prop in Solidworks for my Design Project. I know the 1A170 family of props is old as dirt and I know that the application (Cessna 172S Skyhawk) is literally the Toyota Camry of the skies
Are there any of those aircraft at your local community airport? If so, you could probably ask permission from the airport and the plane owner to make measurements on the prop.
 

FAQ: Senior Design Project (Undergrad) 1A170 Prop questions

What is the purpose of the Senior Design Project 1A170?

The purpose of the Senior Design Project 1A170 is to provide undergraduate engineering students with an opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge and technical skills to a real-world engineering problem. It emphasizes teamwork, project management, and practical application of engineering principles.

How are teams formed for the Senior Design Project?

Teams for the Senior Design Project are typically formed based on students' interests, skills, and project requirements. Faculty may facilitate team formation by considering each student's background and preferences to ensure a balanced mix of expertise within each group.

What types of projects can be undertaken in 1A170?

Projects in 1A170 can vary widely, ranging from designing and building prototypes to conducting research and developing software solutions. Students are encouraged to choose projects that align with their interests and career goals, often in collaboration with industry partners or faculty advisors.

What are the key deliverables for the Senior Design Project?

Key deliverables for the Senior Design Project typically include a project proposal, progress reports, a final project report, and a presentation. These deliverables help to ensure that students document their work, reflect on their progress, and effectively communicate their findings to peers and faculty.

How is the Senior Design Project assessed?

The Senior Design Project is assessed based on several criteria, including the quality of the final deliverables, the effectiveness of teamwork and collaboration, adherence to project timelines, and the overall innovation and feasibility of the project solution. Faculty and industry advisors often provide feedback throughout the process.

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