1. Pringle Project Morgan Brauer, Matt Muhs, (Kyle Kilty, and Dylan Nelson)

2. Design Brief

3. Design Brief Pringle Project Problem Statement Design and create a package that can contain a Pringles chip. The chip must be sent through the mail while remaining intact. The chip must also be edible and be able to fit into a flat rate box. Higher grades will be awarded for smaller packaging.

4. Design Brief Pringle Project Design Statement Package to hold a Pringle Chip Safely Sent to another school Will be tested and evaluated Use of the design process Inventor (CAD) skills will be used Sent through a real business (The US Postal Service)

5. Design Brief Pringle Project Constraints Students will use one (regular) Pringles Potato Chip. The chip may not be altered The chip must be recoverable and edible when received by the partner school No pre-made Pringles containers should be used All packages must be sent via the US Postal Service – First Class Mail. Also be advised that there is a 3” x 5” limit on the size of the package

6. Design Brief Pringle Project Constraints Cont. Students will use one (regular) Pringles Potato Chip. The chip may not be altered The chip must be recoverable and edible when received by the partner school No pre-made Pringles containers should be used All packages must be sent via the US Postal Service – First Class Mail. Also be advised that there is a 3” x 5” limit on the size of the package

7. Design Brief Pringle Project Designers Morgan Brauer and Matt Muhs (Fremd) Kyle Kilty and Dylan Nelson (Conant) Client Company The teachers of the students receiving Pringles (Mr. Wedoff- FHS; Ms. Buss- CHS) Target Consumers The students receiving the Pringle Chip

8. Brainstorming

9. Engineer’sNotebook Pringle Project

10. Engineer’sNotebook Pringle Project

11. Research

12. Research Pringle Project Shipping and Packaging Through United States Postal Service Flat Rate: Envelope: Small: Medium: Large: Priority Mail: $11.95 Able to get their faster

13. Research Pricing:

14. Research

16. MOST IMPORTANT!!!

18. Produced by Procter and Gamble

19. Introduced in 1968

20. Saddle shape is mathematically known as a hyperbolic paraboloid

21. 42% potato content

22. Remainder being wheat, starch, flours, corn, rice, vegetable oils, and emulsifier

24. Solutions

25. 3 Viable Solutions Pringle Project Yellow Wave: Pringle Gray Box: Customized Box White Stars: Crumbled Newspaper Brown Rectangle: Box

26. 3 Viable Solutions Pringle Project Yellow Wave: Pringle Red Cylinder: Pop Can White Stars: Cotton Balls Brown Rectangle: Box

27. 3 Viable Solutions Pringle Project Yellow Wave: Pringle Green Square: Jell-o White Waves: Tissue Brown Rectangles: Boxes

28. Decision Matrix

29. Decision Matrix

30. Decision Matrix

31. MATERIALS

32. Pringle Chip

33. Monster Can

34. Monster Can- Bottom

35. Exploded View COTTON!!! 4

36. Assembly View

37. Video

38. Citations Eco Garden http://www.usps.com/prices/usps_prices_printTable.html?csvFile=/prices/_csv/jan022011/Priority%20Mail-Com%20Base.csv&csvTitle=Pricing%20%28Commercial%20Base%20Prices%29&pfTitle=USPS%20-%20Priority%20Mail%20Commercial%20Base%20Prices http://secure.smilebox.com/ecom/openTheBox?sendevent=4e5467304e7a6b354e513d3d0d0a&campaign=blog_playback_link&blogview=true http://www.pringles.com/en_US/Pages/Home.aspx http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pringles