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Process Improvement for Material Breakdown
TSM 416 Technology Capstone Projects
  • Kirshanthi Ganesa Moorthy, Iowa State University
  • Michael Patten, Iowa State University
  • Matthew Klug, Iowa State University
  • Steven Brousseau, Iowa State University
  • Shweta Chopra, Iowa State University
  • Jacek A. Koziel, Iowa State University
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
4-19-2019
Course Number and Title
TSM 416: Technology Capstone
Department
Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
Major
Industrial Technology (Brousseau, Klug, Ganesa Moorthy, Patten)
Instructors
Shweta Chopra and Jacek A. Koziel
Problem Statement

  • Cardinal Glass Industries is a management-owned S-Corporation. They develop residential glass for windows and doors. Cardinal Glass has around 6000 employees in 37 locations across the United States and two research centers located in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Their goal is to design and fabricate the most advanced residential glass products in the industry.
  • The problem that they are facing right now is maximizing the efficiency of cutting down foam blocks and sponge material. The foam blocks are used during the key-in process while the sponge material is used for wiping excess glue off the glass.

Citation Information
Kirshanthi Ganesa Moorthy, Michael Patten, Matthew Klug, Steven Brousseau, et al.. "Process Improvement for Material Breakdown" (2019)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/jacek_koziel/271/