Chris Cavanaugh, John Chamberlin Bridget Hennessy, and Nick Petrizzo EDSGN 100 Section 11 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.

Chris Cavanaugh, John ChamberlinBridget Hennessy, and Nick PetrizzoEDSGN 100 Section 11

WATER DISTRIBUTION

SYSTEM

Project Objective Introduction Sustainable OpportunitiesCampus Water ConsumptionResearch BrainstormingEvaluate Possible SolutionsDescribe Final IdeaProjections/Implementation

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Who is Siemens?

What is their challenge for Penn State? To redesign elements of the

campus to be more sustainable

Small scale and scope of the solution

PROJECT OBJECTIVE

Sustainability: A concept with the goal of. . . Reducing the consumption and wastage of resources Operating with low maintenance and installation needs Requires little energy for operation Makes the customer more environmentally friendly

Customer: Penn State University Park Students

INTRODUCTION

Possible themes for the project: Restructure the campus transportation system Reduce electricity consumption in dormitories Improve the treatment of waste water through Bio-

Retention Reduce water consumption and waste in dorms

SUSTAINABLE OPPORTUNITIES

A typical four person family consumes 3,500 gallons per month

East Halls consumes approximately 2.5 million gallons of water per month

Packer Hall alone consumes 315,000 gallons of water each month

CAMPUS WATER CONSUMPTION

RESEARCH

By applying this data, the ideal amount of faucet use is 18,717 gallons per month: (4.5 hand washes per day)*(30 sec per wash)*(0.0157 gallons per

second)*(294 packer inhabitants)*(30 days in a month)= 18,717 gal/month

Consumption of water at the sink accounts for approximately 15% of the total water used in Packer ((315,000 gal)x(0.15)) – (18,717 theoretical gal. used)= 28,533

gallons excess! The goal of our design will be to eliminate the 28,533

gallons that are wasted

RESEARCH APPLICATION

Marketing Campaign

Water Timing System

ID Audit System

Water Spreading Device

Electricity Blackout Plan

Flow Monitoring System

BRAINSTORMING

EVALUATION

FINAL CONCEPT

Advantages Projected Efficiencies Lifespan

Manufacturing Cost Materials

Application into Packer: Simple instillation

PROJECTION & IMPLEMENTATION