Projects using Plasticity in LagosProjects using Plasticity in LagosSmart Pump Room Design | Mechanical Engineering | P&ID | 3D CAD
Behind every reliable water distribution system is a well-engineered pump room. This project showcases the complete design of a hydro-pneumatic booster pump system, developed to deliver stable pressure, operational reliability, and simplified maintenance for industrial and commercial applications.
The project included the mechanical layout, piping arrangement, Process & Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID), General Arrangement (GA) drawing, equipment schedules, and high-quality 3D visualization. Every component, from the multistage pumps and filtration system to the pressure tank and control panel, was carefully positioned to ensure efficient operation, easy servicing, and future scalability.
Project Deliverables
✔ Pump Room Layout Design
✔ P&ID Development
✔ General Arrangement (GA) Drawing
✔ Mechanical & Piping Design
✔ Equipment & Valve Schedules
✔ Technical Engineering Documentation
✔ Photorealistic 3D Visualization
This project demonstrates my ability to transform engineering concepts into clear, manufacturing-ready documentation that supports fabrication, installation, and long-term operation.
Tools: SolidWorks | AutoCAD | Mechanical Design | P&ID | Engineering Drawings | Industrial Design | 3D Rendering
Keywords: Pump Room Design, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Design, P&ID, General Arrangement Drawing, Piping Design, Hydro-Pneumatic System, Water Treatment, CAD Design, SolidWorks, AutoCAD, Industrial Equipment Design, Engineering Drawings, 3D CAD, Technical Documentation. Mechanical Clicker Keychain | Product Design, CAD Modeling & Design for Manufacturing
Simple products are often the most challenging to design well. This project explores the development of a compact mechanical clicker keychain that combines satisfying tactile feedback with a clean, durable, and manufacturing-friendly enclosure.
The objective was to create a pocket-sized everyday carry (EDC) accessory that feels premium, is comfortable to use repeatedly, and can be efficiently manufactured. The design process focused on balancing ergonomics, aesthetics, structural integrity, and ease of assembly while keeping the overall form compact enough for daily carry.
The product was developed as a fully parametric SolidWorks model, allowing every feature to be refined throughout the design process. I designed the enclosure around a mechanical switch assembly, incorporating internal alignment posts, snap-fit features, reinforcing ribs, optimized wall thicknesses, and smooth fillets to improve durability and manufacturability. The housing was also optimized for FDM 3D printing, reducing support material while maintaining strength and dimensional accuracy.
To communicate the complete engineering process, I created exploded assembly views, cutaway visualizations, internal component layouts, manufacturing optimization studies, and presentation-ready renders. These assets demonstrate not only the appearance of the product but also how it is assembled, functions internally, and can transition from prototype to production.
This project showcases my end-to-end product development workflow—from concept refinement and CAD engineering to design for manufacturing (DFM), rapid prototyping, and professional product visualization.
Project Highlights
Consumer product design
Mechanical product development
SolidWorks parametric CAD modeling
Enclosure and housing design
Snap-fit feature design
Exploded assembly creation
Internal component integration
Cutaway and section visualizations
Design for Manufacturing (DFM)
FDM 3D printing optimization
Product rendering and presentation
Tools Used
SolidWorks • Industrial Design • Product Design • 3D CAD Modeling • Mechanical Design • Plastic Part Design • Snap-Fit Design • Product Visualization • Rapid Prototyping • Design for Manufacturing (DFM)
