I designed and modeled this custom external gear hydraulic pump specifically to power the lifting...I designed and modeled this custom external gear hydraulic pump specifically to power the lifting...
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I designed and modeled this custom external gear hydraulic pump specifically to power the lifting mechanism of a two-wheel agricultural tractor trailer, enabling efficient loading and unloading.
Because standard off-the-shelf pumps often do not match the specific RPM, space constraints, or power output of small two-wheel tractors, this pump was custom-engineered from the ground up.
Key aspects of this project include:
Complete 3D CAD Assembly: Created a highly detailed 3D model in SolidWorks, ensuring all components fit together with strict manufacturing tolerances.
Component Design: Modeled the complete internal architecture, including the main casing, drive and driven gears, precision bearing blocks, and heavy-duty structural assembly bolts.
Sealing & Fluid Dynamics: Carefully designed the internal routing and integrated O-ring grooves to ensure high-pressure fluid containment without leaks during heavy lifting operations.
Exploded Views: Generated professional exploded assembly views to clearly demonstrate the internal mechanics and aid in the manufacturing and assembly process.
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Started with a design audit that uncovered three UX failures burying the information operators actually needed to act. Mapped 3 personas (Technician, Risk Manager, Site Executive) and rebuilt the alarm, investigation, and home flows around how they actually make decisions under pressure.
AI assistant woven in at the right moments: contextual chat during investigation, daily brief on the home page, remedy suggestions at the point of alarm.
Putting the AI assistant at specific decision points, like remedy suggestions right at the alarm and a daily brief on the home page, feels much more useful than a generic chat box. Cutting alarm resolution from 4 taps to 1 is a strong result for operators working under pressure.