...details the design and development of a motorized car jack powered the 12 V DC electric outlets available in most modern cars. The motivations behind the project and the objectives and goals of the project are also discussed. Although it was initial plans were to develop a pneumatically operated jack that would work on the car exhaust fumes, rough calculations showed that this idea would not be feasible for safe operation. We later settled on the project idea of a conventional scissor jack that would be operated electrically through the cigarette lighter outlet. Moving further there were two options available – design a scissor jack form the ground up or to retrofit existing jacks with a motor. It was collectively decided to opt for the retrofit. Pros and cons of this are discussed in the report. The report provides comparisons of the various component selections and the reasons behind the selection. The main goal was to find creative ideas to keep costs low and to increase safety margins as high as possible. 1. INTRODUCTION AN automotive jack is a device used to raise all or part of a vehicle in order to facilitate repairs. It is an indispensable tool for any vehicle.owner. Anybody who has owned and driven car for a substantial time has had to use a jack to replace a tire at some point. Most people are familiar with the basic car jack (manually operated) that is still included as standard equipment with most new cars. Not only is it used in case of emergencies such...
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...Project Title Car Jack with pneumatic system. ii. Abstract The students design a new model car jack with pneumatic system. Pneumatic system is a power transmission system that uses the force of flowing gases to transmit power. A problem statement about car jack is a lot of people need an ergonomics design to reduce musculoskeletal disorders. Musculoskeletal disorders can affect the body’s muscles, joints, tendond, ligament, and nerves. Such as the discs in back bones. The scope of the project is the students have to design a car jack with the ergonomics design based on the human body. There are three main parts of the product. The first parts is spiral balloon. The second part is one way control valve. The third part is hose lock. iii. Keyword Carjack, ergonomics, design, pneumatic system, human body. iv. Background of Project The project is an assignment of the Industrial Design and Ergonomics. Based on the ergomics and human function, the student must design a car jack with ergonomics to help human. In this time, car jack help people to change tire. But a lot of the car jack, use a lot of energy from operator the car jack. So, we design a new model car jack with pneumatic system. Pneumatic system is a power transmission system that uses the force of flowing gases to transmit power. So, we don’t use a lot of energy to lift the car. There are three main parts of the product. The first parts is spiral balloon. It is a part to lift the car and then the operator...
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...change a tire in no time and get back on the road to finish off your day. The first step is to locate the spare tire and the car jack, every car has a spare tire and jack usually located in the trunk of the car. Once you have taken the spare tire and the jack out the trunk of the car make sure that you are on a good hard surface, you don’t want the jack to sink into the ground. Locate the car frame in which you will place the jack right under it so that it will have a good strong hold of the car. You don’t want to be near the car when the car jack is not holding the frame it can become weak and could fall on you while changing the tire. With the tire iron that is included with the car jack you need to just loosen up the lug nuts before you jack the car up. This step will help you remove the tire easier once it is on the jack. With that being done now you can jack the car up just enough where you can take the flat tire off the car. With the car on the jack and the tire is up enough to take off go ahead remove the lug nuts. Before you place the spare tire on the car make sure that it has good air pressure because the spare tire will be smaller than your regular stock tire. Once you have checked that the tire is in good shape you can place the spare tire back onto the vehicle and screw back on the lug nuts. A good way to make sure that the tire is on the car evenly screw them in a star shape pattern so...
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...Jack felt like Zeus as the power (simile, allusion) surged through his body, giving him infinite power. It all started as a regular day, it was raining cats and dogs (idiom). Jack was driving home from work when he saw what looked like an old woman standing in the middle of the road, and he groaned is sweet agony (oxymoron). "I want my baby, I want my baby, I want my baby" (anaphora) screamed the woman in a hellish voice. Jack shifted his car into reverse gear and the car started screeching (personification) as Jack moved the car in reverse. Jack lost sudden control of his car, as his car flew straight into an antenna tower with the force of a thousand men (hyperbole). The antenna tower toppled back and force till it fell on top of...
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...point in our life. It has been stated that the key to a successful negotiation is that of good communication and personality. A charming personality amongst many things is one of the keys to a successful negotiation. The following research will analyze a scenario in which one is trying to negotiate buying a new car. It will give real life examples of the 7 elements of negotiation in hopes of allowing both parties to come away from the deal happy with the results. In 2005 when stationed in Iwakuni Japan, Corporal Kevin Mason decided that upon his return to the United States he would like a vehicle there for him waiting. To make this possible Cpl Mason decided tht he would partake in an offer that was available to deployed troop overseas. Cpl Mason one day decided to stop into a Military Exchange car sales. Although Cpl Mason was extremely interested in the purchase of a new car the reality was that his back account did not reflect a balance that would be enough to make such a purchase. Regardless of that situation Cpl Mason decided to head to the car exchange anyway. When Cpl Mason arrived at the exchange care sales he was greeted by a sales man names Jack, Jack too was a prior military member and was very aware of the income of an enlisted member of Cpl Masons rank. As the conversation commenced it was clearly described to Cpl Mason that the exchange only sold brand new vehicles built to order. In many circumstances...
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...Everyone needs to know how to change your tire. INTRODUCTION: I broke down on the side of the road while trying to sell a bunch of cards for my football team and if I didn’t know how to change a tire I would have been screwed. It turned out though that I didn’t have a jack of the right size. (TRANSITION): Let me explain how to change your tire BODY I. First you need to find a flat, stable and safe place to change your tire 1. Make sure you have proper items in your car. 2. Apply the parking brake and put car into "Park" position. 3. Place a heavy object in front of the front and back tires. 4. Take out the spare tire and the jack. 5. Raise the jack until it is supporting (but not lifting) the car. 6. Remove the hub cap and loosen the nuts by turning counterclockwise. 7. Pump or crank the jack to lift the tire off the ground. 8. Remove the nuts the rest of the way. 9. Remove the tire. (TRANSITION): I will now tell you how to place your spare tire back on your vehicle. II. Putting your tire back on 1. Place the spare tire on the hub. 2. Tighten the nuts by hand until they are all snug. 3. Lower the car without applying full weight on the tire. 4. Lower the car to the ground fully and remove the jack. CONCLUSION: (SIGNPOST): To sum this up, No matter what you need to know how to change your tire because it is important. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Darien Wolnitzek Franklyn Wolnitzek Speaking Outline DEEP BREATH {cue} TITLE: Changing...
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...Up Your Car It is almost certain that at some point you will experience; and have to change a flat tire. The most critical part of the process is jacking the car. However, there is no need to panic. By following a few simple steps before jacking the car, the tire can be safely changed. 1. Position the vehicle in a safe location. A location that is clear of the roadway is ideal. The car should be as for from other moving vehicles as possible. Also select a location that is flat and level, this will help prevent the vehicle from rolling or falling off the jack. In most situations it is ok to drive the vehicle a short distance on the flat tire to find a suitable location. If you must jack the car on the side of the roadway, park on the shoulder and turn the hazard lights on so that others will see you. 2. Before exiting the vehicle. The vehicle’s engine should always be shutoff before jacking. If you have an automatic transmission, place the shift lever in the park position. If your car has a manual transmission, place the shift lever in the reverse position. Next set the parking brake and exit the vehicle. All other passengers should be removed from the vehicle and positioned away from the traffic. 3. Gather all necessary equipment required to jack the vehicle. If you are not familiar with the jacking procedure, retrieve and review the cars owner’s manual. The owner’s manual will show the location of the jack and other equipment required to jack the vehicle...
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...LAW CASE STUDY (Topic-2) "The core idea of negligence is that people should exercise reasonable care when they act by taking account of the potential harm that they might foreseeably cause harm to other people.”[1] INTRODUCTION: In this particular case are there many contractual terms that are used. So, to solve this case or before giving any judgement, we need to define these terms and gain sufficient knowledge about them. The first and the most important thing we need to know is: What is a contract? A contract is an agreement which is enforceable by the court of law. For a legal contract there has to be an offer and its acceptance. “Acceptance occurs when the party answering the offer agrees to the offer by way of a statement or an act. Acceptance must be unequivocal and communicated to the offer or the law will not deem a person to have accepted an offer merely because they have not expressly rejected it. Some modifications to the rules of offer and acceptance have been made to protect consumers by sections 18 and 41 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) schedule 2 Australian Consumer Law (“ACL”) for example, invitations or offers to purchase cannot be misleading or deceptive.[2] Thus acceptance is a very important concept of contracts. Generally a valid contract has acceptance. The different types of contracts are: Formal Contracts and Simple Contracts. “A simple contract can be totally written, partly written and partly “oral” (verbal), or totally oral...
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...However, if QVC hadn’t allowed Jack to use the vehicle for private purposes it would be an exempt benefit as this would be used only for work related travel or for infrequent and irregular uses: s8(2) Fringe benefit tax assessment act 1986 (FBTAA). As the car is a fringe benefit we must calculate the car’s fringe benefit tax to do so we can either use the statutory formula method or the operating cost method found in FBTAA 1986 s9 for statutory and s10 for operating. Statutory formula: (($65,000x0.20x184)/365)-$5000=$1553.42 Operating cost method: ($27500x23.6%)-$5000=$1490 The more obvious choice for QVC to choose would be the operating cost method, luckily for them Jack keeps all receipts, invoices etc; as jack has kept these documents QVC can choose the operating cost method, however if they hadn’t kept those documents they wouldn’t have had adequate FBT records. As the employer has provided Jack with the car and Jack hasn’t personally paid any money to obtain the vehicle we will use the type 1 rate when we gross up the tax. $1490x2.0802=$3100.39...
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...the brakes on a car Leslie Jenkins DeVry University Professor Hatcher March 11, 2011 How to change the brakes on a car Most people think it is a very tough job to change the brakes on a car. Those people take it to a garage and spend a lot of money in parts and labor to have the job done. Usually it cost anywhere from $90.00 to $215.00 per axle at the garage, per axle means both wheels on the front or rear of the car. By doing the work yourself you could save a lot of money, the only cost is in the parts. The average cost is from $30.00 to $60.00 per axle. Let’s discuss the procedure to change your own brakes. First thing you must do is go to a local car parts store and purchase the correct brake pads for your car. Once you have the brake pads you now can start the remaining process. The next step is to locate a flat, level area to park the car so when you start to jack the car up, it will not roll off the jack. Once you have located the area. To prevent rolling, you need to “chalk” the wheels. This means to put a brick or a large block of wood behind the back tires or front tires depending on which part of the car you need to change the brakes on. Before we can even start to jack up the car we need to loosen the wheel lug nuts. Use a tool called an impact wrench or a breaker bar to loosen the lug nuts. We do not want to remove the lug nuts completely from the car until it is off the ground. If we remove the lug nuts now and start to jack up the car the wheels can...
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...HOW TO CHANGE OIL IN A CAR Definition * Friction – This is the resistance an object encounters when its surface is moving over the surface of another object. It generates wear and heat. * Oil filter – this is a device that filters oil to remove contaminants in an engines oil system. Introduction Vehicles are very important in our lives. They ferry us from place to place and they also carry goods for us. But like any other machine they require maintenance, this includes checking and fixing several parts from time to time. Another very important routine maintenance in a car is changing oil. The process of changing oil involves removing the old oil from the vehicle’s engine and adding fresh oil. The reason why changing oil in a vehicle engine is important is because as the engine parts move they rub against each other and create friction which generates heat and wear in the parts. Now the oil in an engine lubricates the moving parts reducing friction and wear and at the same time absorbing the heat generated and hence ensuring that the engine parts work together effectively and efficiently. After a period of time the oil in the engine breaks down and its quality deteriorates, this is due to the dust and other contaminants. Hence the oil is not able to lubricate the engine parts and absorb the heat generated. Therefore if you own a car you need to change the oil before it looses its quality. Changing oil is done often depending on the manufacturers specification. Precautions...
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...Jack Caffery; a name you’ll want to remember. Jack is a detective in the story GONE and thinks he knows what has happened, but he was wrong. In the beginning of the story there are two girls that are kidnapped, Rose Bradley and her daughter Martha. At first Jack and his team of detectives thought that it was just Rose that was in the car, but they went over the footage they had a gain and realized their was a little girl in the back as well. They person behind the kidnapping had a mask on but they do know that it is a guy. At this moment Jack had thought that this guy had made a mistake about stealing them and would eventually drop them off somewhere. Little did Jack know that he was wrong. In this journal I will be visualizing, evaluating,...
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...• After C.D. Jackson took over in 1980 and Jack was removed from the Eaton’s account, he believed that the move was for the benefit of other employee’s at Western Agencies • Jack became negative, irritable and rude towards clients and began making derogatory comments towards C.D. Jackson • Jack was advising employee’s to leave the company and was developing attendance issues. • Jack was becoming forgetful of product information, careless with ordering stock and combative with clients regarding duties he was responsible for • After C.D. Jackson took over, Jack didn’t understand his role in the company. He was no longer in the inner circle of decisions and, he didn’t feel inventory counting was part of his job. Leadership • The transition of...
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...REVISION QUESTIONS You are required to prepare brief answers to these questions. Question 1 Jack advertised his car for sale for RM30,000 in a local newspaper on 1.2.2011. Tom saw the advertisement and went to Jack’s house to give him a cheque for the sum of RM25,000 on 3.2.2011. Jack refused to accept the cheque and Tom stated that he would sue Jack for breach of contract. The next day, 4.2.2011, Kevin inspected the car and later wrote to Jack enclosing a cheque for RM30,000 and saying that he would assume the car was his if he did not hear anything from Jack within 3 days. On 5.2.2011, Eric came with RM28,000 in cash to tell Jack that he wanted to buy the car. Jack accepted the money from Eric and allowed Eric to drive away the car. Please advise Jack on his liability in the above situation. Question 2 International Financial Investment Sdn Bhd (IFI) started a scheme under which selected members of its staff were sent to work one day a week with local businesses in order to give advice and assistance in improving their financial management. Under this scheme, Wanda, an employee of IFI, was seconded to work for Fancy Foods Sdn Bhd, an online catering business. In March 2012 Vincent, a delivery driver working for Fancy Foods Sdn Bhd, told Wanda that he had been left a large sum of money under the will of his aunt and asked if she had any advice. Wanda suggested that he invest the money in a newly launched fund, the Money Markets Fund. Most financial journalists at the...
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...look at the different scenarios that led to the arrest of Jack after he fled a murder and attempted murder crime scene. Behind each murder or attempted murder, in this case, we must show whether individual intentions were to commit such an act and if that act was ever attempted. When one murders an individual or attempt to murder an individual, charges should be brought against them. The statutory standard for an Attempted charge is defined as ‘a person is guilty of an attempt to commit a crime if there was intent, substantial step toward committing the act, and failure to commit the crime (Lippman, 2010, pg. 191). There are three key elements behind an individual attempt at crime; “an intent or purpose to commit a crime, an act or acts toward the commission of the crime, and a failure to commit the crime” (Lippman, pg. 191). In this particular case there should have been a charge of attempted murder as the three elements exist. In Jack’s attempt to shot Bert, it showed intent, an attempt, and, fortunately for Jack, a failure at committing the actual crime. As you can see, by the steps outlined of Jack actions, when he approached the car to kill Bert his intention were to murder an individual. Per definition murder is defined as “the crime of unlawfully killing a person especially with malice aforethought” (Merriam-Webster, 2012). The unlawful killing took place when he shot at the two individual in the car, killing Pratt, however only showing attempt with Bert. Due...
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