A PRESENTATION BY ABHISHEK ALANKARA PRESENTATION BY ABHISHEK ALANKAR

RULES OF THE RULES OF THE GARAGEGARAGE

Believe you can change the world.Believe you can change the world.Work quickly, keep the tools unlocked, work Work quickly, keep the tools unlocked, work

whenever.whenever.Know when to work alone and when to work Know when to work alone and when to work

together.together.Share – tools, ideas. Trust your colleagues.Share – tools, ideas. Trust your colleagues.

No politics. No bureaucracy. No politics. No bureaucracy. (These are ridiculous in a garage.)(These are ridiculous in a garage.)

The customer defines a job well-done.The customer defines a job well-done.Radical ideas are not bad ideas.Radical ideas are not bad ideas.

Invent different ways of working.Invent different ways of working.Make a contribution every day.Make a contribution every day.

If it does not contribute, it does not leave the If it does not contribute, it does not leave the garage.garage.

Believe that together we can do any thing.Believe that together we can do any thing.Invent.Invent.

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Believe you can change the world.Believe you can change the world.Work quickly, keep the tools unlocked, work whenever.Work quickly, keep the tools unlocked, work whenever.Know when to work alone and when to work together.Know when to work alone and when to work together.

Share – tools, ideas. Trust your colleagues.Share – tools, ideas. Trust your colleagues.

No politics. No bureaucracy.No politics. No bureaucracy.

(These are ridiculous in a garage.)(These are ridiculous in a garage.)The customer defines a job well-done.The customer defines a job well-done.

Radical ideas are not bad ideas.Radical ideas are not bad ideas.Invent different ways of working.Invent different ways of working.Make a contribution every day.Make a contribution every day.

If it does not contribute, it does not leave the garage.If it does not contribute, it does not leave the garage.Believe that together we can do any thing.Believe that together we can do any thing.

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CARNIVOROUS PLANT

BIRD WEAVING A NEST

SHOALING & SCHOOLING OF FISH

SIZE & COLOUR CHANGING LIZARD

CHILDREN AT PLAY

CHILD CARE

ANIMAL STORIES

COMIC STRIPS & CARICATURES

DANCE MUSIC

FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY

PAINTING SCULPTURE BUSTE DE FLORE:ALBERT ERNEST

CARRIER-BELLEUSE (1824-87)

CARTOON ADVERTISEMENT

SEE HERE…I’M GIVING YOUR PROPOSAL

FOR A PAY-HIKEA ‘THUMBS UP’ SIGNAL.

George OrwellGeorge Orwell

ANIMAL FARMANIMAL FARM

WORKS OF POETRY & FICTION

MOVIE BOOK

MEGA-STRUCTURES HUMANOID ROBOT (AS IN THE TAMIL MOVIE : ENTHIRAN)

IDEAS THAT MAKE LIFE EASIER

PUBLIC ECO-URINALSPUBLIC ECO-URINALS

PLACENTERO-RELAX-CHAIRPLACENTERO-RELAX-CHAIR ULTIMATE TOILETULTIMATE TOILET

Creativity is the ability of individuals & organisations to provide practical solutions to the problems of life & profession.

INDIVIDUAL

SOCIO-ECONOMIC

ORGANISATIONAL

A PUZZLE

CERTAIN MYTHS

A CREATIVE PERSON IS SELF-ABSORBED.

A CREATIVE PERSUIT IS A RAT-RACE.

ONLY THE GENIUS CAN BE CREATIVE.

COMMON FEATURESOF

CREATIVITY

CREATIVITY IS ABOUND IN NATURE.

CREATIVITY IS GOAL ORIENTED.

CREATIVE PEOPLE ARE MORE IN DEMAND & LESS IN SUPPLY

A CREATIVE PERSON ENJOYS HIS WORK.

CREATIVITY PROVIDES SATISFACTION.

CREATIVITY PAYS RICH DIVIDENDS.

CREATIVITY SUSTAINS LIFE.

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CREATIVITY MANIFESTS ITSELF IN VARIOUS FORMS.

CREATIVITY CAN BE BOTH ABSTRACT & REAL.

CREATIVITY INSPIRES.

CREATIVITY IS INDEPENDENT OF AGE.

CREATIVITY IS INDEPENDENT OF PROFESSION.

--PAINTER, PAINTER,

-SCULPTOR,-SCULPTOR,

-MUSICIAN, -MUSICIAN,

-SCIENTIST,-SCIENTIST,

-ARCHITECT, -ARCHITECT,

--MATHEMATICIAMATHEMATICIAN,N,

-ENGINEER, -ENGINEER,

-INVENTOR,-INVENTOR,

-ANATOMIST, -ANATOMIST,

-GEOLOGIST,-GEOLOGIST,

-CARTOGRAPHER, -CARTOGRAPHER,

-BOTANIST -BOTANIST

-WRITER-WRITER

LEONARDO DA VINCI (1452 – 1516): ITALYLEONARDO DA VINCI (1452 – 1516): ITALY

A CREATIVE PERSON COLLABORATES.

A CREATIVE PERSON STRIVES FOR EXCELLENCE.

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SHODDY WORK

A CREATIVE PERSON ALWAYS REMAINS PROGRESSIVE.

THE APPEAL OF CREATIVE WORK TRANSCENDS ALL BOUNDARIES.

CREATIVITY CAN BE FOSTERED.

START THINKINGOUT OF THE BOX

ESSENCEESSENCEOFOF

CREATIVITYCREATIVITYCRITICALCRITICALTHINKINGTHINKING

&&READINESSREADINESS

TOTOCHANGECHANGE

APPLICATIONAPPLICATIONOF LEARNINGOF LEARNING

FOR FOR PROBLEMPROBLEMSOLVINGSOLVING

PUTTINGPUTTINGIMAGINATIONIMAGINATION

TO WORKTO WORK

COLLABORATIONCOLLABORATIONFORFOR

EXCELLENCEEXCELLENCEVALUEVALUEADDITION ADDITION

&&USERUSER

SATISFACTIONSATISFACTION

COURAGECOURAGEOFOF

CONVICTIONCONVICTION

HAPPINESSHAPPINESS

GROWTHGROWTH RECOGNITIONRECOGNITION

HONOURHONOUR

PROBLEMPROBLEMSOLVINGSOLVING

IMPLEMENTIMPLEMENTTHETHE

SOLUTIONSOLUTION

ANALYSEANALYSETHETHE

PROBLEMPROBLEM

EVALUATEEVALUATETHETHE

SOLUTIONSOLUTION

IDENTIFYIDENTIFYPOSSIBLEPOSSIBLE

SOLUTIONSSOLUTIONSSELECTSELECT

&&PLANPLANTHETHE

SOLUTIONSOLUTION

IDENTIFYIDENTIFY&&

DEFINEDEFINETHETHE

PROBLEMPROBLEM

PROBLEMPROBLEMSOLVINGSOLVING

IMPLEMENTIMPLEMENTTHETHE

SOLUTIONSOLUTION

ANALYSEANALYSETHETHE

PROBLEMPROBLEM

EVALUATEEVALUATETHETHE

SOLUTIONSOLUTION

IDENTIFYIDENTIFYPOSSIBLEPOSSIBLE

SOLUTIONSSOLUTIONSSELECTSELECT

&&PLANPLANTHETHE

SOLUTIONSOLUTION

IDENTIFYIDENTIFY&&

DEFINEDEFINETHETHE

PROBLEMPROBLEM

SOME

MEMORABLE EXAMPLESOF

CREATIVITYFROM

ANCIENT & MODERN HISTORY

ARCHIMEDES (287-212 BC): SYRACUSE, SICILYARCHIMEDES (287-212 BC): SYRACUSE, SICILY

ARCHIMEDES’ HAND-OPERATED SCREW PUMP

ROMAN WARSHIPS & BURNING MIRRORS

BUOYANCY EXPERIMENT & BATH-TUB FABLE

SIR ISSAC NEWTON (1642-1727): EXPERIMENTING WITH NATURESIR ISSAC NEWTON (1642-1727): EXPERIMENTING WITH NATUREBIRTH OF CALCULUS & LAW OF GRAVITATION

PETRONAS TWIN_TOWERS: KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIAPETRONAS TWIN_TOWERS: KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA

MEGA-FLOATsMEGA-FLOATsFLOATING AIRPORT IN JAPAN & FLOATING HOMES

SOME EXAMPLES OF CREATIVITY

INAVIATION

INNOVATION FOR BIRD-HIT PREVENTIONINNOVATION FOR BIRD-HIT PREVENTION

DISCO LIGHTs

BIRD STROBE LITE

INNOVATION FOR BIRD-HIT PREVENTIONINNOVATION FOR BIRD-HIT PREVENTION

MIRRORED BALL

INNOVATION FOR BIRD-HIT PREVENTIONINNOVATION FOR BIRD-HIT PREVENTION

A NEW APPROACH TO ENGINE TRIM-BALANCING A NEW APPROACH TO ENGINE TRIM-BALANCING (FOR VIBRATION CONTROL)(FOR VIBRATION CONTROL)

NOSENOSECONECONE

EXHAUSTEXHAUST CONECONE

AIR FLOW

LOW-PRESSURELOW-PRESSURECOMPRESSORCOMPRESSOR

ROTORSROTORS

HIGH-PRESSUREHIGH-PRESSURECOMPRESSORCOMPRESSOR

ROTORSROTORS

COMBUSTIONCOMBUSTIONCHAMBER(S)CHAMBER(S)

HIGH-PRESSUREHIGH-PRESSURETURBINETURBINEROTORROTOR

LOW-PRESSURELOW-PRESSURETURBINETURBINEROTORROTOR

AIR FLOW

GAS FLOW

GAS FLOW

ENGINE TRIM-BALANCING : EXISTING PROCEDUREENGINE TRIM-BALANCING : EXISTING PROCEDURE

ARRANGEMENT FOR TESTING VIBRATION

VIBRATIONDISPLAY

UNIT

OPTO-ELECTRONIC BOX

TOTAL HIT AND TRIAL ATTEMPTS POSSIBLETOTAL HIT AND TRIAL ATTEMPTS POSSIBLE == 1010 X X 12 12 == 120120 DURATION OF EACH ATTEMPT = 3 HRSDURATION OF EACH ATTEMPT = 3 HRSFUEL CONSUMPTION FOR TEST RUN FOR EACH ATTEMPT = 3000 FUEL CONSUMPTION FOR TEST RUN FOR EACH ATTEMPT = 3000

LTR LTR

UN-BALANCE CORRECTOR WITH UN-BALANCE CORRECTOR WITH SEATING PLACESEATING PLACEOFFSET WEIGHTOFFSET WEIGHT (IN STEPS OF 50 cmg)(IN STEPS OF 50 cmg) ON THE ROTOR SHAFT ON THE ROTOR SHAFT (10 TYPES ONLY)(10 TYPES ONLY) (12 POSITIONS ONLY) (12 POSITIONS ONLY)

SUCCESS RATE OF NEW APPROACH = 11 OUT OF 14SUCCESS RATE OF NEW APPROACH = 11 OUT OF 14 == 78.57 %78.57 %

ENGINE TRIM-BALANCING : EXISTING PROCEDUREENGINE TRIM-BALANCING : EXISTING PROCEDURE

MANUFACTURER’S DATA ROTOR STAGE UN-BALANCE ANGLELPCR-1 R1 θ1LPCR-2 R2 θ2LPCR-3 R3 θ3HPCR-1 R4 θ4HPCR-2 R5 θ5HPCR-3 R6 θ6HPCR-4 R7 θ7HPCR-5 R8 θ8HPTR R9 θ9LPTR R10 θ10

POSITION OF UN-BALANCE CORRECTOR

MEANING OF MANUFACTURER’S DATAMEANING OF MANUFACTURER’S DATA

For example if the data is given for HPTR disc isFor example if the data is given for HPTR disc is RR9 9 = 400 cmg = 400 cmg θθ9 9 = 259 ° = 259 °

0°0°

RR99 270° 270° 90° 90°

θθ99

180°180° 1 unit on scale = 50 cmg 1 unit on scale = 50 cmg

ENGINE TRIM-BALANCING : A NEW APPROACHHYPOTHETICAL SUPER-IMPOSITION OF PLANES OF ROTOR DISCSHYPOTHETICAL SUPER-IMPOSITION OF PLANES OF ROTOR DISCS

AT THE PLANE OF UNBALANCE CORRECTORAT THE PLANE OF UNBALANCE CORRECTOR

PLANE OF UNBALANCE CORRECTORPLANE OF UNBALANCE CORRECTOR AXIS OF DISCSAXIS OF DISCS

VECTOR ADDITION & APPROXIMATIONVECTOR ADDITION & APPROXIMATIONRESULTANT UN-BALANCERESULTANT UN-BALANCE

RR = = RR11 + + RR2 2 + + RR3 3 + + R R4 4 + + RR5 5 + + RR66 + + RR7 7 + R+ R8 8 + + RR9 9 + + RR1010

0°0°

270° 270° 90° 90°

180°180°

THRUST MEASUREMENT PROBE CLEANINGTHRUST MEASUREMENT PROBE CLEANING PROBLEMSPROBLEMS

- - ONLY 01 SUCH PROBE AVAILABLE ELSEWHERE IN INDIA.ONLY 01 SUCH PROBE AVAILABLE ELSEWHERE IN INDIA. - - NO TEST RUN POSSIBLE IN ABSENCE OF SUCH A PROBE.NO TEST RUN POSSIBLE IN ABSENCE OF SUCH A PROBE.

- - CLEANING OF PROBE APPERENTLY NOT FEASIBLE AS THE CLEANING OF PROBE APPERENTLY NOT FEASIBLE AS THE PROBE CAN NOT BE PUT INTO THE CLEANING SOLUTION PROBE CAN NOT BE PUT INTO THE CLEANING SOLUTION BECAUSE IT HAD A SOFT RUBBERISED HEAD.BECAUSE IT HAD A SOFT RUBBERISED HEAD.

- - COST OF SENDING ENGINES & PROFESSIONALS FOR COST OF SENDING ENGINES & PROFESSIONALS FOR CONDUCTING TEST RUNS TO ANOTHER BASE IN AIRCRAFT / BY CONDUCTING TEST RUNS TO ANOTHER BASE IN AIRCRAFT / BY ROAD. ROAD.

- - TIME REQUIRED FOR PROCURING A NEW PROBE FROM TIME REQUIRED FOR PROCURING A NEW PROBE FROM THE THE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER IS MINIMUM 01 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURER IS MINIMUM 01 MONTH. MONTH.

THRUST MEASUREMENT PROBE CLEANINGTHRUST MEASUREMENT PROBE CLEANINGSOLUTIONSOLUTION

12 WAYS TO

ENHANCE CREATIVITY

BE CURIOUS & SEEK TO ANSWER THE 6 QsBE CURIOUS & SEEK TO ANSWER THE 6 Qs

WHO

WHEN

WHY

HOW

WHAT

WHERE

RE-IGNITE YOUR ENTHUSIASMRE-IGNITE YOUR ENTHUSIASM

OBSERVE ‘NATURE’ WITH KEENNESSOBSERVE ‘NATURE’ WITH KEENNESS

COLLABORATE WITH ‘THE CREATIVE ONES’COLLABORATE WITH ‘THE CREATIVE ONES’

GENERATE A LOT OF IDEASGENERATE A LOT OF IDEAS

CHALLENGE YOUR LIMITSCHALLENGE YOUR LIMITS

DARE TO EXPERIMENT & FAILDARE TO EXPERIMENT & FAIL

LOOK FOR VALUE IN EVERYTHINGLOOK FOR VALUE IN EVERYTHING

HAVE THE COURAGE TO BE DIFFERENTHAVE THE COURAGE TO BE DIFFERENT

SIMPLIFY PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONSSIMPLIFY PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS

FIND TIME TO HONE YOUR SKILLSFIND TIME TO HONE YOUR SKILLS

REJUVENATE YOURSELFREJUVENATE YOURSELF

SHARPEN YOUR SKILLSSHARPEN YOUR SKILLS

CREATE A CONDUCIVE YET PARADOXICAL ENVIRONMENT CREATE A CONDUCIVE YET PARADOXICAL ENVIRONMENT

The epic of creativity is full of The epic of creativity is full of drama – emotion & action; drama – emotion & action; - climax & anti-climax; punctuated - climax & anti-climax; punctuated

by marks except a full stop.by marks except a full stop.

ONE LAST PUZZLE

CUT A HOLE LARGE ENOUGH IN A 3” X 4”

BUSINESS CARDBUSINESS CARD WITHOUT PASTING FOR A 3’ X 3’ TABLE-TOP TO PASS THROUGH IT.

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