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<h1 id="logo"><a href="index.html">PoE Fall 2016 <span>Section 2</span></a></h1>
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<h2>Behold the <strong>Mechanical</strong></h2>
<p>Water distribution and recollection system, and the wooden structure that supports it</p>
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<p>To make its magnificent water curtain, Cascade relies on the actuation of 16 solenoid valves. These valves, lined up at the top of the structure, operate at 3 psi and can together pass up to _____(find this number) gallons of water a minute. To meet these requirements, Cascade has a large reservoir of _____ gallons and a submersible pump at the bottom of its structure. The pump can supply _____ gallons per minute at _____ psi, so to correct the mismatch in flow rates, Cascade has an overflow pipe above the main line of nozzles. This overflow pipe and the water from the curtain flow into a trough, which empties into the reservoir, and starts the whole process over again.</p>
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<h3>Laminar Flow</h3>
<p>In order to display coherent images in the water curtain, water has to be flowing in pleasing and consistent streams out of each one of Cascade’s nozzles. This effect is called Laminar Flow (as opposed to Turbulent Flow) and depends on a variety of factors, including the viscosity of the water, the mean velocity at which it is flowing, and the width of the pipe it is flowing out of. In order to achieve laminar flow, Team Cascade 3D printed a nozzle for each one of the solenoid valves. Each one screws on perfectly, and narrows the water into a tight, laminar stream.</p>
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<p>To support and house every part of Cascade’s complicated system, the team designed and laser cut a perfectly sized structure out of 3/16” hardboard. This material and manufacturing process proved cost effective, simple, and easy to modify on the fly. By making the extraordinarily tall supporting pillars out of 11” interlocking cubes, Cascade is able to be disassembled and reassembled at the desired location without the hassle of transporting a 7’ installation. To learn more about the precise design of Cascade’s housing, check out our CAD on Onshape.</p>
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