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    Critical Component Two: Hook Mounts (Both Front and Back) Functional Requirements Design Parameters Analysis Resources Risks Counter Measures

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    The document summarizes the critical design parameters, analysis, and risks for hook mounts on a ski hood. Key requirements are that the mounts withstand tension and compression forces from wind, allow for easy adjustment, and not scratch the hood. SolidWorks analysis will evaluate stresses on potential materials like ABS plastic, PVC plastic, and aluminum. Risks include slipping during use from adjustability and material not handling stresses. Countermeasures include locks, stronger materials, and wear-resistant strips to prevent scratching.

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    Critical Component Two: Hook Mounts (Both Front and Back) Functional Requirements Design Parameters Analysis Resources Risks Counter Measures

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    The document summarizes the critical design parameters, analysis, and risks for hook mounts on a ski hood. Key requirements are that the mounts withstand tension and compression forces from wind, allow for easy adjustment, and not scratch the hood. SolidWorks analysis will evaluate stresses on potential materials like ABS plastic, PVC plastic, and aluminum. Risks include slipping during use from adjustability and material not handling stresses. Countermeasures include locks, stronger materials, and wear-resistant strips to prevent scratching.

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    The document summarizes the critical design parameters, analysis, and risks for hook mounts on a ski hood. Key requirements are that the mounts withstand tension and compression forces from wind, allow for easy adjustment, and not scratch the hood. SolidWorks analysis will evaluate stresses on potential materials like ABS plastic, PVC plastic, and aluminum. Risks include slipping during use from adjustability and material not handling stresses. Countermeasures include locks, stronger materials, and wear-resistant strips to prevent scratching.

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    Critical Component Two: Hook Mounts (Both Front and Back) Functional Requirements Design Parameters Analysis Resources Risks Counter Measures

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    The document summarizes the critical design parameters, analysis, and risks for hook mounts on a ski hood. Key requirements are that the mounts withstand tension and compression forces from wind, allow for easy adjustment, and not scratch the hood. SolidWorks analysis will evaluate stresses on potential materials like ABS plastic, PVC plastic, and aluminum. Risks include slipping during use from adjustability and material not handling stresses. Countermeasures include locks, stronger materials, and wear-resistant strips to prevent scratching.

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    Critical Component Two: Hook mounts (both front and back)

    Functional Design parameters Analysis Resources Risks Counter


    requirements Measures
    Hold main body 1) Withstand the Stress = force/ area Solid works and Adjustability allows Install locks
    to the ski hood tensional (front ) This will be done by Mechanics 2/ solid for slipping during that prevent
    and compressional solidworks analysis due mechanics use that can cause movement
    forces (rear) to the complexity of the shifting after
    applied by the parts. adjustment is
    wind. The material cannot made.
    2) Have easy handle the stresses
    adjustability Use a material
    3) Maintain in place, that can
    no shifting handle the
    forces.
    Not scratch the 1) Use rubber under Vibration and shifting Previous knowledge The plastic strip The first two
    hood while hooks to cushion causes scratching and in the marine craft ends up wearing can be solved
    installed. the vibrations that deep groves to form in field. through and it by using wear
    cause scratching plastic and fiberglass scratches the ski resistant
    2) Install a plastic (what a jetski is made of) anyways material or by
    strip on the hood periodically
    edge to take the Rubber degrades this replacing the
    scratching the hood gets strips or
    3) Prevent any scratched. rubber.
    shifting that can
    cause the Any little bit of Install the
    scratching. shifting no small above two
    causes scratching in mentioned in
    plastics addition to
    minimizing all
    shifting.
    Be aesthetically 1) Paint it to match Better looks increases the Previous knowledge Changing the design Design a clip-
    pleasing 2) Design add ons to probability of use. might affect strength on façade that
    it to match flow of Otherwise if produced it will be used to
    the aerodynamics won’t sell. Paint will also Chipping paint can create the
    of the ski seal the material from any hurt rider while illusion of
    3) Appear as a stock possible oxidation. riding smooth
    item to the ski aerodynamics.
    Stock looks can Apply a good
    cause others to be base coat,
    jealous of you on the clear and wax
    water to maintain
    paint quality.

    Give them
    your phone
    number if they
    want to buy
    one from you

    Front mount in ABS Plastic. Max stress is approx. 53 MPa Front mount in Rigid PVC Plastic. Max stress is approx. 58 MPa Front mount in 1060 Aluminum. Max stress is approx. 55 MPa
    Rear mount in ABS Plastic
    Rear mount in Rigid PCV Plastic. Rear mount in 1060 Aluminum

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