• Fabrication Of Twin Panel Metal Door

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      2.0    LITERATURE REVIEW
      Doors were invented as a means of locking up entrances to secure lives and properties. Woods, plywood and grasses that are used in construction of doors do not last longer because they are susceptible to both environmental reactions such as humidity, temperature, harmattan, rain, termite and external forces such as pull and push forces which cause deformation of shape and structure of the door after short period of time.
      As time goes on, better technological innovations were developed to find alternative ways, which brought about metal doors of different size, shape and pattern.
      Again, metal doors are more rigid in nature than wood and grass doors. Metal doors have long life span and are not much susceptible to environmental attacks.
      Metal doors in existence are of various design, and structures but this twin-panel design was made using materials like square pipes, plate sheets, for the construction as a way of improving on the existing ones. Electrodes were used for the fabrication in order to join the parent metals together. These factors make it stronger and more durable and possess the ability to withstand external forces and environmental influence. The shaking effect during harmattan period and also the stress and strain effects due to constant push and pull forces are drastically reduced to a very tolerable minimum level.
      In this present project, the design was made very simple and the beautification purpose of the twin panel metal door is also taken into consideration by making a new design that occupied a test. This makes the door more durable, stress free and easy to use.
      2.1    Analysis of Alternative Doors
      Based on the improvement to increase men’s comfort, engineers in training learn design alternatives for making doors to meet up with the presence demand which give a long life span and adequate security.
      Doors are in various designs which are as follows:
      •    Leather Door
      •    Wooden Door
      •    Flat Sheet Door
      •    Glass Metal Door
      •    Metal Door
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]ABSTRACTPrivacy and security are major essential human needs in various houses, offices etc. ability to afford quality door and high long life span at an affordable price to an average Nigerian has been a problem. This project is aimed at fabrication of a double panel door which is capable of giving maximum security to life and properties. The locally available material (mild steel) of different shapes, sizes and forms was used with available indigenous technology without compromising the standa ... Continue reading---

         

      LIST OF TABLES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]LIST OF TABLESTable 3.1    Selection of Materials   Table 4.1    Fabrication Details  ... Continue reading---

         

      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]TABLE OF CONTENTSTitle page  Certification    Declaration    Dedication   Acknowledgment     Abstract    Table of contents CHAPTER ONE:    1.0    Introduction   1.1    Objectives of the project  1.2    The need for Door   1.3    Types of Door   1.4    Justification   CHAPTER TWO;2.0    Literature Review   2.1    Analysis of Alternative Door    2.2    Choice of Alternative 2.3    Types of Metal  CHAPTER THREE:3.0    Materials and Const ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER ONE1.0    INTRODUCTIONDoor is a movable structure that is used as a means of closing off entrances for security purpose and also for the beautification of the area. In the ancient time, doors were not used and the people of then live comfortably in peace since there is trustworthiness among them, but as time goes on, some people gang up to become an enemy of progress, they started stealing another people’s properties and also terminate their live. This brings the people of thos ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 4 ]Design Calculation for Twin Panel Metal DoorParametersHeight of the frames            300mm x 7        = 2100mmLength of the frame            30mm x 4        = 1200mmThickness of the frame                        = 1mmBreadth of the frame            79mm x 25        = 1975mmHeight of the Big door                        = 900mmLength of the Big door            1½ inch        = 375mmBreadth of the Big ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 4 ]It is used to grip job tightly when fuling, bending, tapping and when cutting operation are to carried out. This is bolted to the work bench.Try SquareIt is used for checking square of metal, and for measuring and checking right angles.It is used for drawing lines on metals for making lines on the metals.Hack SawHack saw are used for cutting dimension.Steel RuleSteel rule are use for taking dimensionMachine UsedDifferent types of machines were used during the construction of this project. Thes ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FIVE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER FIVE5.0    CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION5.1    ConclusionAll the theoretical class work without a related practical work particularly in course of technology like engineering is useless and inadequate because it lies in the treasure of the skill needed to succeed as an engineering student. In this respect, we commend the effort of the institution for the imposition of project in the curriculum before the fulfillment of national diploma programme.This project had ready exposed the w ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFERENCESM. Nelkon (1951) “Calculation of weight” 7th Edition Volume 1 CSS, London, Pp 123 & 308.Gregory, A (1987), “Construction of Door” onward Book, Second Edition, London PP 7-11Olagoke S.A (2006), “Properties of material” Second Edition, SAO Multi-ventures, Ibadan Nigeria. Pp. 4Adebayo I.A and Garuba A.O (2008), Fabrication of Twin Panel Metal Door, ND Project Report, metallurgical EngineeringAbdulqadri BL (2010) Strength of materials, SMS publisher prin ... Continue reading---