Student Design Clinic Year 2

Junior Clinic - Year 2

Junior Clinic projects are completed by second year students and focus on the development or modification of a specific product for a specific audience. The products are typically simple mechanical or electrical devices that have a minimal number of required parameters.


Project: Cleaning Residential Solar Panels

Partner: Infinity Energy Co.

The objective of this project is to design, build, and test an air-based solar roof-mounted PV panel cleaning mechanism for Egypt.

Student Team: Khaled Younes, Rhea Gallant, Rutvik Kalpeshbhai Dharsandia, Swosteeka Lamichhane, Taylor Gallant.

Project: Generating Hydropower from Wastewater Outflows

Partner: Aslan Renewables

Performed computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis and developed a lab-scale model to establish an understanding of energy harvesting in the Charlottetown pollution control plant.

Student Team: Evan Hutchinson, Hamza Ben Driouech, Michael Oppong-Ampomah, Zahra Fatima.

Project: Mitigating Slippery Floors in a Hospital Receiving Area

Partner: Prince County Hospital

Designed, fabricated, and tested a sensor-driven infrared heating system to solve the ice formation problem causing slippery floors.

Student Team: Analiya Benny, Caleb Dawson, Kolby Waugh, Muhammed Sahaf Kanjirampara, Spencer Swaine.

Project: Low-Level Lighting on Grahams Lane

Partner: Resort Municipality PEI

The objective of this project is to design, build, and test a theft-proof mount for solar llighting for low-level lighting installations.

Student Team: Abbygale Lewis-Fox, Athul Augustine Kallumkal, Rebecca Macintyre, Syed Haneef Abedi.

Project: Design of a New Pill Crusher

Partner: Health PEI

The objective of this project is to design and test an ergonomically better design for staff nurses at long-term care facilities.

Student Team: Brett McQuaid, Soumyadeep Chowdhury, Victoria Keefe.

Project: Design of a Tow Tank Wave Absorber

Partner: Aspin Kemp & Associates (AKA)

The objective of this project is to develop a solution for wave dampening in the FSDE tow tank to reduce settling time and improve testing lead time.

Student Team: Dhruvil Sureshkumar Kanani, Iphis Fanoudh, Liam Murdoch, Rosaline Antoun.

Project: Update Bridge Building Contest Testing Components

Partner: Engineers PEI

The objective of this project is to improve the testing and data acquisition system for the annual Engineers PEI Bridge Building Competition.

Student Team: Bridget Patterson, Ellen O'Rielly, Tung Nguyen.

Project: Model a Prince Edward Island National Park Fossil

Partner: Parks Canada

The objective of this project is to design a full scale model of a prehistoric Dimetrodon found on Prince Edward Island and build a 1:5-scale educational model for Parks Canada.

Student Team: Aiden Mcburney, Mason MacDonald, Natasha MacLeod, Sierrah Laybolt.

Project: Design a Modern Manual Handcar

Partner: Elmira Railway

The objective of this project is to design and fabricate a modern low-maintenance, low speed, bidirectionally-operated manual handcar.

Student Team: Benjamin MacEachern, Ben McQuaid, Jason Nieuwhof, Omar Shaker.

Project: Design of an Improved Diver Recall

Partner: Director of Diver Safety, Royal Canadian Navy

The objective of this project is to develop and test a new reusable mechanical design to be used for recalling underwater divers.

Student Team: Andrew Williamson, Arthur Adderly, Basil Nagy, Ben Reynolds, Zainulabdeen Alzubaidi.

Project: Design of an Improved Lost Diver Marker

Partner: Director of Diver Safety, Royal Canadian Navy

The objective of this project is to prototype and test a self-leveling lost diver marker for deployment in emergency underwater situations to locate missing divers.

Student Team: Ben Keizer, Gayla Cameron, Jacob Larsen, Matthew Dreise.

Project: Design of an Amp Board

Partner: Queen Elizabeth Hospital Physical Medicine

The objective of this project is to build and test two electromechanical and mechanical designs of an amputee board (amp-board) to be deployed on wheelchairs for post-surgery recovery and long term use.

Student Team: Adiel Rutabana, Mohamed Alzohary, Katherine Abrey, Victoria Yates.