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Design of Helmet
A PAPER PRESENTATION ON
PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
(DESIGN OF HELMET)

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Presented by:

T.V.BAHEERATHAN GAUTHAM THANGAVELU
Final year Final year
Mechatronics Engineering Mechatronics Engineering
Kumaraguru College of Kumaraguru College of
Engineering. Engineering.
9843348433 9944202600

PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
(DESIGN OF HELMET)

ABSTRACT

In today’s automobile scenario two wheelers are at high rate of sales. The road accidents are happening frequently everywhere. This makes every person to wear a helmet to avoid head injuries. But due to the difficulties like sweating, hair fall every person hesitates to wear helmet even though rules are put by the government.

In this paper we develop most sophisticated design of helmet. The head size and profile of every person is different. The standard size available does not fit perfectly for many people. So we make CF linear which perfectly assemble into the helmet. This can be made for individuals separately and it also consists of small holes which increases air circulation and reduce the weight of the helmet and makes comfortable for the rider.

PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
(DESIGN OF HELMET)

DEFINITION: The process of developing a product from initial stage of Design to Physical Reality using concept of Designing, manufacturing processes and other economical aspects
OBJECTIVES:
The objectives of product development are as follows….. 1. Converting Design into Physical Reality 2. Design optimization of the product 3. Manufacturing optimization of the products 4. Economically applying on product to optimize it 5. Market the product

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