BOB 1 · VISUAL EXPLORERProject repository ↗

PISO-AID / COMPLETE DESIGN VIEW / v0.3

Meet BOB 1.
Explore the complete prototype design.

Explore the components, change a load case, and follow the path from drawings to a tested waterborne prototype.

Conversions are approximate; calculations retain metric precision.
4 × 60 L / 15.9 US gal drums · drawing basis1,500 × 800 mm / 59.1 × 31.5 in deck · drawing basisPhysical testing · unverified

01 / ASSEMBLY LAB

Explore the assembly

Simplified geometry

Rotate with the slider. Select a component below to highlight it. Major equipment centres follow drawing 0001. Heights, shapes, frame topology, drum spacing and conduit routes remain simplified; this is not a native CAD export.

DRAWING COVERAGE

Every top-level parts-list row is indexed.

30 / 30 BOM rows

Choose an item to highlight its group. Quantities below come from drawing 0001, sheet 4; they do not establish procurement or installation status.

ItemComponentQty.Representation / note
Subassemblies, small hardware and drawing reference

The control post includes the 360 camera, all-round lamp, two infrared illuminators, LTE antenna/mount, post/pad, glands, screws, nuts, washers and plugs. The corner-camera groups include their housings, posts, pads, covers, glands, U-bolts and mounting plates. The GPS/IMU and control boxes include enclosure pads and glands. Mounts are schematic and hardware is grouped; the viewer does not model every screw or internal circuit board.

Drawing 0001 sheet 1 showing the assembled and exploded BOB 1 design

Original mechanical drawing 0001, sheet 1, rendered directly from the project PDF. The drawing’s annotations remain in their original metric units.

02 / LOAD CASE LAB

What changes when we add mass?

Analytical estimate

Four ideal horizontal cylinders in freshwater. Nominal drum capacity is used as a proxy for displacement volume.

Allowance applies to base mass only. Added mass is a scenario input, not an approved cargo load.

Total mass
Nominal volume submerged
Ideal cylinder draft
Drum crown clearance

Calculation basis and limits

Equations use SI units internally. Draft is solved from circular-segment area using bisection, with equal loading and level trim.

For radius r and draft d: A = r² acos((r − d)/r) − (r − d) √(2rd − d²); supported mass = density × 4 × equivalent length × A. Crown clearance = 2r − d. Crown clearance is not deck freeboard.

This calculation does not establish structural capacity, stability, load placement, wave response, or safe payload. Actual drum geometry, sealed external volume, and measured masses must replace these assumptions.

03 / BUILD PATH

From drawings to evidence

No completion percentage assigned

The latest physical completion status has not been verified. This sequence is a work plan, not a record of completed tests.

04 / SOURCE & NEXT ITERATION

Make the next version more precise.

Next: validated CAD geometry, resolved equipment configuration, actual drum specifications, measured hull mass, and dated build photos or test records. These can refine the schematic and populate the build path.