9th Annual Symposium - April 27, 2012 Webcast Archive

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A listing of all the talks and their abstracts is available here.

If you are looking for the archives of the 2011 presentations, they are available here.

Select the title below to view the archived version of the different presentations. In some cases, there were questions asked from viewers of the webcast that did not get to be asked of the presenters during the webcast. These questions have been asked on the presenters and they have given their answers. You can read these questions and answers by clicking on the links in Questions column.

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Time	Title (Group)	Presenters	Questions
9:00 PM	Welcome	President Phipps
9:15 AM	Oxygen Concentrator Modification: Intake Filter Testing and Analysis (Biomedical)	Jaime Gerhart & Timothy Houck
9:35 AM	Village-Scale Water Filtration by Hollow Fiber Membrane (HFM)  (Water)	Wesley Hollenbach & Daniel Earl
9:55 AM	India Mark II Deepwell Handpump Redesign (Water)	Derek Smith & Zachary Sizemore
10:15 AM	Village-Scale Batch Water Treatment using Ozone (Water)	Eric Kauffman & Tim Yoder
10:35 AM	Garden Water Access Project (Water)	Lindsey Adomat & Zachary Mino	Question
10:55 AM	LSA Nuts and Bolts (and a few rivets) (Transportation)	Alyssa Mylin	Question
11:15 AM	LSA Main Gear Suspension:  Flexible Rods and Safe Landings (Transportation)	John Sletta & Benjamin Jarvis
11:45 AM	Lunch
1:10 PM	Welcome	President Phipps
1:20 AM	LSA Engine Integration Team (Transportation)	Andrew Basom, Andrew Breighner, & Jacob Francis	Question
1:40 AM	Intelligent Battery Balancing with Multiplexers (Transportation)	Erik Hornberger, Jordan Wiker, & John Wolgemuth
2:00 AM	User Interface for the Electric Motorcycle (Transportation)	Sara Finn	Question
2:20 AM	Electric Motorcycle Final Assembly (Transportation) Note: Because of technical difficulties, there is a break in the middle of this presentation.	Joshua Sorrell, Bryce Watkins, Jamison Hunsberger, & Judah Fickett
2:40 AM	Mobility Tricycle Project History and Electric Tricycle Control Box Redesign (Disability Resources)	Justin Stevenson
3:00 AM	Disability Resources Tricycle Rear Axle Redesign Project (Disability Resources)	Ryan Frederick, Charles Kimpel, & Andrew Patton
3:20 AM	Electric Tricycle Spline Shaft and Bearing Evaluation (Disability Resources)	Ryan Schroeder & Marc Hoaglin	Question
3:40 AM	Disability Resources Tricycle Durability Project (Disability Resources)	Luke Sisson	Question
4:00 AM	Improving Water Access For Persons With Disabilities in Africa (Disability Resources)	Sarah Finney	Question
4:20 AM	Oil Pressing and the Sunflower Project (Energy)	Anthony Hahn
4:40 AM	Biodiesel Centrifuging (Energy)	Trevor Lee & Beau Herndon	Question
5:00 AM	Automated Biodiesel Production System (Energy)	Philip Martinez
5:20 AM	Powering Hope in Blanchard, Haiti (Energy)	Trevor Smith
5:40 AM	Kilowatt-Hour Meter Project (Energy)	Kevin Manieri, David Allen, & Jonathon Martin	Question

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