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Personal & Public Transport

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Historical and Societal influences

• historical developments in transport systems
• effects of engineering innovation in transport on people’s lives
• construction and processing materials over time
• environmental effects of transport systems
• environmental implications from the use of materials in transport

• investigate the history of technological change related to transport and its impact on society
• identify design features in the engineering of transport systems over time
• critically examine the impact of developments in transport systems on the environment
Historical and societal influences

• Workbook compiled by Mr S. Sleap based on a range of resources collected from textbooks, Websites, HSC papers and OTEN notes.
• OTEN Personal and Public Transport Part 1 examines the elements that make up a transport system and the positive and negative influence different forms of transport have had on our society.
 • Mr Sleap

2007 Booklet

 

OTEN Notes

Engineering Mechanics & Hydraulics

static friction
 -
concept of friction and its use in engineering
 -
coefficient of friction
 -
normal force
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friction force
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angle of static friction
 -
angle of repose
energy, power
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potential energy, kinetic energy, work, power

 

apply mathematical and/or graphical methods to solve engineering problems related to transport
• analyse problems involving static friction
differentiate between the concepts of energy and power and apply appropriate calculations
  

OTEN Notes
Engineering Materials

• testing of materials
 - x-ray
 - specialised testing of engineering 
 - materials and/or systems
Heat treatment of ferrous metals
 - structure property relationships
structure/property relationship in the material forming processes
 - rolling
 - powder forming
non-ferrous metals 
 - aluminium and its alloys,
aluminium silicon, aluminium copper, aluminium silicon-magnesium 
 - brass, bronze
 
 - structure/property relationship
 
 - annealing, strengthening
ceramics and glasses 
 - semi-conductors
 
 - laminating and heat treatment of glass
polymers 
 - structure/property
 
 - relationships and applications
 
 - engineering textiles
 
 - manufacturing processes
 for polymer component

 

explain the properties, uses, testing and appropriateness of materials used in transportation
identify appropriate heat treatment processes
justify appropriate choices for ferrous materials and processes used in transportation parts and systems
experiment with metals to reinforce the concepts of heat treatment
explain the method and applications of various ferrous metal forming processes
justify appropriate choices of non-ferrous materials and processes for use in transportation parts and systems based on relevant structure/property relationships
justify appropriate choices of ceramics and glasses used in transportation parts and systems
identify the types and function of common semiconductors used in the electronics of the transport industry
justify appropriate choices of polymers and their manufacturing processes used in transportation parts and systems

 

  OTEN Notes
Engineering Electricity/Electronics

 power generation/distribution
 - electrical energy and power
 AC/DC circuits

electric motors used in transport systems

 - principles
 - applications
  control technology
 - digital technology
 
 identify the electrical systems used in the transport industry
 investigate the principles and application of electric motors used in the transport industry
analyse the basic principles of control technology as applied to the transport industry
 explain elementary digital logic
  OTEN Notes
Communication
           
 freehand sketching, designs, pictorial, orthogonal
 Australian Standard AS1100
 computer graphics, Computer Assisted Drawing applications solving problems
 research methods including the Internet, CD-ROM and libraries
 collaborative work practices
 Engineering Report writing
 

 produce orthogonal drawings applying appropriate Australian Standard (AS 1100)
 produce quality graphics
 apply dimensioning to AS1100 standards
 apply appropriate research methods to collect and analyse data
 work with others and appreciate the value of collaborative working
• complete an Engineering Report based on the analysis and synthesis of an aspect of personal and public transport using appropriate software
  OTEN Notes