BICYCLE ING –FIVE

Design Mechanical 1

Alejandro Cadena
Milton Arrechea
Kristian Restrepo
Juan Diego Gallón
Alexander Arboleda
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Objetive. Show the design in

detail of the vehicle and perform
different simulations that
represent the status of loads in
the vehicle that allow to feed the
design.

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Historical Dimensions Folding system Critical points

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Selected
prototype
description
Selection criteria
 •Static Analysis

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS Static Analysis

Shock Analysis
•Static Analysis

Fall Analysis
Static system calculations
For this analysis, the center of gravity of the
system specified in the product modeling is
taken in order to find the mass distribution on
the axes. Calculations were performed for
a 120 kg driver and a 110 N. weight bike.
•Static Analysis
CONCLUSIONS

The results of the simulation analyses allowed us to find flaws and problems in our design, feeding back it and this
helped us to make determinations such as:

 Put a reinforcement in the structure of the scissors in the area where the greatest efforts were presented, welding a
platen on the inner face of this in order not to interfere with the design line.

 Reinforcements in certain parts of the folding system, change material in these parts (one more resistant).

 The folding system as a solution to the transport and storage of the prototype is a feature with which the product
is added value, and that in turn, does not detract from the rigidity guaranteeing the safety of the pilot and the good
performance of the product when practicing the sport.
REFERENCES

[1] R. Picón, Resistencia de Materiales, Sevilla: Universidad de Sevilla, 2000.

[2] J. Domínguez Abascal, Ampliación de teoría de estructuras, Sevilla: Universidad de Sevilla.

[3] Mittermair, F. (2020). 6 AspectstoKeepyouSafeWhenCycling. Retrieved 25 April 2020,

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