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MASTER’S DEGREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING VEHICLE VIRTUAL DESIGN Professor: Eng. Leonardo Frizziero

TEAM PRESENTATION Cotoni Manuel Galassi Alessio Manuzzi Riccardo

ROADMAP OF THE IDeS GANTT MARKET 2D STYLING REAL DIAGRAMM ANALYSIS ENVIRONMENT ➔Stylistic trend analysis ➔Six questions and requirements ➔Sketches ➔Augmented Reality ➔QFD matrices ➔2D Drawings (Blueprints) ➔3D print model ➔Benchmarking analysis ➔2D CFD analysis 13 5 7 246 ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT 3D STYLING ANALISYS ARCHITECTURE ➔3D Surface Model ➔Renderings ➔Political factors ➔What-How matrix ➔2D architecture ➔Economic factors ➔3D architecture (frame) ➔Social factors ➔Digital Mock-Up ➔Technological factors ➔Legal factors ➔Environmental factors

GANTT DIAGRAMM

02 ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS

1. POLITICAL FACTORS Governs can influence the automotive sector with their programs 55% Reduction of emissions from cars by 2030 50% Reduction of emissions from vans by 2030 0% Emissions from new cars by 2035 Source: European Union Website

2. ECONOMICAL FACTORS Market change very fast in different countries and ways 859,000,000,000 Turnover of the automotive industry in Europe Source: ANFIA

Luxury worldwide car market Electric vehicles Demand variation in Italy and Europe

410 billion $ in 2020 The market will grow to 566 billion $ in 2026 55% production in Asia With an increase of 74% in the last ten years 5 Major players Source: statista.com

3. SOCIAL FACTORS Sociocultural situations determine how consumers and employees influence the automotive industry Vehicle sharing Sensations Opportunity & threats Increasing business Comfort and sport Increasing electric that can affect the based on the car mode vehicle demand automotive market

4. TECHNOLOGICAL FACTORS Technology develop create a competitive advantage in automobile market Shared platform Safety Sustainable design Re-use of subsystems ADAS systems and Attention to the autonomous drive environment starting from the design

5. LEGAL FACTORS Laws and regulations impose requirements and limits on business EMISSIONS SAFETY DIMENSIONS

6. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS Ecological trends and changes can affect supply chains, product usage and availability of resources GREEN PRODUCTION

03 MARKET ANALYSIS

Answers of the six questions: Who What Where When Why REQUIREMENTS How

Who uses the product? Where is it used? When is it used? Mainly as corporate Focus on Western and Everyday use (work use) representative car and for emerging markets and for Track days the middle class (China, India,...) Why choose it? What requirements How is the product A status of superiority over from the product? used? Combination of the others in the range, performance and safety The average user will transpires sportiness with (ADAS), Autonomous bring the image of the an aggressive look, but also driving, High perceived company but also enjoy quality and a focus on the car for track days a sense of \"elegance\" and for its appearance driver’s comfort and luxury

Price in line with the luxury range Customization High perceived quality Long range hybrid powertrain High performances Safety Comfort Attractive appearance Autonomous driving Smart Accessibility Efficiency Visibility Reliability High technology

What are the customer’s needs and expectations? Know your customers Alessandro Gruppi Dealer Manager Porsche Center Bologna

Dependence Matrix Relationship of dependency present between each row element and the column element, distinguishing between: ● null (blank box) ● weak (1) ● medium (3) ● strong (9)

Matrix of Relative Importance The element in the row is more important than the element in the column? ● row < column (0) ● row = column (1) ● row > column (2)

BENCHMARKING ANALYSIS



Best sport sedan based on Top Flop Analysis Mercedes - Benz S Class DELTA INNOVATION = 5

04 PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE

What - How matrix Relation between row and column: The matrix shows which specifications are more interesting for the ▪ none (blank) customers. ▪ weak (1) They must be one more than the best of top/flop analysis in order to create ▪ medium (3) innovation ▪ strong (9) Length Engine type Width Power Interior space Price

2D Architecture The idea of our product meets the characteristics from benchmarking and what-how matrix CUSTOMIZATION & PRICE PLUG-IN HYBRID ENGINE PROS: every car is different and it’s value increase PROS: more power, range CONS: more components, and possibility to enter in colors and detail variety limited areas. CONS: isn’t full electric Electric engine because the infrastructure and long trips don’t allow that WIDE WINDSCREEN PROS: more light and vision to outside CONS: in summer can enter more heat, otherwise in winter can enter more cold PERFORMANCE & COMFORT NOTE: Safety is not mentioned because is PROS: customers want implied performances and comfort at the same time CONS: dimensions and particular specific components

3D ARCHITECTURE (Chassis) and Digital Mock-Up

3D Architecture – The Chassis The frame of the car with casted, extruded and sheet parts

3D Architecture - Chassis FEM analysis STRAIN STRESS LOADS Loads considered: ❑ Engine (E63-AMG) = 2000 N ❑ 5 seats = 750 N each passenger ❑ Battery (Tesla) = 5400 N ❑ Tank = 700 N

DMU: Digital Mock-Up Chassis with some components of the car in order to undestrand volumes

05 2D STYLING

Essential design: Dynamic lines to “less is more” to transmit speed show better the flow and elegance STYLISTIC TREND ANALYSIS «Kodo design» Wide front with a grid that Narrow and deep lights reminds at the lines of the logo and includes the front lights

Retrò design Stone design

Natural design Advanced design

COMPARISON Retrò Stone Natural Advanced

2D DRAWINGS (Blueprints)

RS ET TO RN ÓE NA D A V T A U N RC AE LD

ANALYSIS

CFD parameters: o Air as ideal gas o Air flow speed: 30 m/s ( 108 m/s cruising speed) o ICAO Standard Atmosphere at m.s.l. o Method scheme: simple o Method momentum: first order upwind o Number of iterations: 100 to 1’000 (up to the convergence of values)

Retrò CFD Stone CFD Natural CFD Advanced CFD (best)

Volumes analysis: Retrò Stone Natural Advanced

Volumes analysis: Retrò Stone Natural Advanced

Visibility analysis: Retrò Stone

Visibility analysis: Natural Advanced

Visibility analysis: Natural Advanced Retrò Stone Natural Advanced Front 88°/33° 85°/34° 82°/32° 89°/29° 39°/8° 41°/8° Top/lateral 33°/12° 38°/7° 133° 122° Back 107° 110° Top/lateral Lateral

MERGING PHASE Fixing the dimensions and looking at the 4 blueprints, the shapes change Looking at the CFD, volume and visibility analysis Modelling the advanced lines with details from the others designs

06 3D STYLING

Body model

Body model

Body model


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