RESIDENTIAL RAINWATER HARVESTING PROJECT ALTITUDE ENGINEERING, INC. PRESENTERS: HAYLIE BREWER, ERICA KIESOW,& BRETT HIGHTOWER DATE: APRIL 28 TH, 2016 1.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
DESIGN LAYOUT OF DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
Advertisements

SWITCH Training Kit: Pilot Training, Entebbe, July 2010 Water Demand Management in the City of the Future Alternative sources of supply - Rainwater.
WelcomeWelcome BURT PROCESS EQUIPMENT “Harvesting The Rain” Rainwater Reclamation.
APEX Engineering Ian Braun Andrew Halley Jorge Hernandez Mohamad Haikal Bin Maamor PROPOSED HUALAPAI MUSEUM SITE DESIGN 1.
Water Resource Action Project (WRAP). Why Rainwater Harvesting Systems? For You, the Middle East, and the Environment  Alternative source of water 
Stormwater Systems ARCH-433. Attendance This water closet, installed in Pullman, Washington, flushes in a counterclockwise rotation. In what direction.
Rodolfo Nobrega Research Assistant Federal University of Campina Grande, Brazil.
Basketball Court Design Team Design:Adel Alnasser Daij Alfahad Hamad Alqalaf 1.
Progress Report – Design of Native Wetland Nursery Facility Design of Native Wetland Nursery Facility For Metro’s Native Plant Center Prepared by: Portland.
Rooftop Rainwater Harvesting Pre-implementation guide for schools.
CE 3372 Water Systems Design
TEAM 6 Case for Cambodia Eric Immerfall Elizabeth Smit Jordan Johnston Lisa Andela Aaron Goodman.
RAINWATER HARVESTING IN THE HOSPITALITY SECTOR
Dr. Hari J. Krishna, P.E. Texas Water Development Board Austin, Texas
Rainwater Harvesting.
How to reduce water consumption and reduce costs
DEVICE FOR COLLECTING RAINWATER Author: Cornel Stanescu This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication [communication]
Fact : Storm water is an important natural resource that should be used to replenish our Groundwater.
Bachupally, Nizampet (S.O), Hyderabad , AP
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF Ms.D.TARANGINI Rain Water Harvesting System & Management.
Imagine the result Impact Study on MSD Rate Payers of Proposed Consolidation/Merger Phase II – Towns of Biltmore Forest, Montreat and Weaverville Presentation.
Introduction to PA Act 167 Stormwater Management Planning Little Juniata River Watershed April 21, 2005.
Technology in Architecture Lecture 8 Overview Water Resources Water Supply Systems Planning Issues Lecture 8 Overview Water Resources Water Supply Systems.
Sanitary Engineering Lecture 11. Storm Water Runoff Storm water runoff is the precipitation which seeps into the ground if precipitation occurs faster.
Engineers Without Borders-USA 2009 Midwest Workshop.
Rainwater harvesting. NORWEGIAN UNIVERSITY OF LIFE SCIENCES Total World Water Supply LocationWater Volume (km3) % of Total Water.
THE HYDROLOGIC CYCLE 99% inaccessible (saltwater/ice) 1% precipitation, runoff,
Sustainable Design Chad Sims Jason Sells.
BASICS IN IRRIGATION ENGINEERING 2.1. Planning Irrigation systems 2.2. soil-plant-water relation – over view 2.3. Crop water requirement 2.4. Base, delta.
Network Appurtenances Major operations within a water transport and distribution systems are: 1. Transmission. 2. Storage. 3. Pumping.
Outline Introduction. Population Analysis Study Area Objectives
Tackling Water Crisis "Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need, but not every man's greed." — Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Rural Research & Development.
April 21, 2015 Presented by: Heidi Springer, P.E. Brian Ginter, P.E.
Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority Withlacoochee Master Regional Water Supply Planning and Implementation Program (WMRWSPIP) Technical Review.
CE 3372 Water Systems Design Lecture 005: Engineering Drawings.
Rainwater Overflow Rainwater Captured & Used Potable Water Used Rainwater Harvesting: Cistern Performance Simulation Cistern Size (Thousands of Gallons)
RAINWATER HARVESTING Presented by:. ARCSA: AMERICAN RAINWATER CATCHMENT SYSTEMS ASSOCIATION Mission: …to promote sustainable rainwater harvesting practices.
November 17, 2015 Charting the Future of Water Reuse for the City of Raleigh Sheryl D. Smith, P.E. – CDM Smith Eileen M. Navarrete, P.E., PMP – City of.
Components of Water Networks Eng. Mona Al-Gharbawi Eng. Ayman Al-Afifi
Roof top rain water harvesting What is Rainwater harvesting? The term rainwater harvesting is being frequently used these days, however, the concept of.
RAINWATER COLLECTION PROCESS HEATH STEWARD & ALEXIS RINER.
Rainwater Harvesting 1 1.
Pressure and Flow Analysis Through EPANET Open source software package for hydraulic simulation of water distribution networks Used to determine impact.
Work Session Water Issues and Water Rate Study Topics: Fundamental Assumption Key Issues Areas of Concern / Focus Water Audit Water Meter Audit Water Rate.
How do we harvest rainwater and why should we.. Why Harvest Rainwater? Decrease the volume of potable water used for irrigation. Recharge the groundwater.
The New OSH Capstone Presentation. Intro Our Mission….. The 2015 Capstone Cohort is focused on the inclusion of sustainable infrastructure and practices.
HYDROLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING PARUL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY. Semester:- 5 th Branch:- Civil Engineering.
1 | emwd.org MV 2060 Pressure Zone Potable Water Storage Tank and Transmission Pipeline Joe Mouawad April 6, 2016.
JIJIMOL .L J B.ED Social Science BNV CTE
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Climate Change and Agriculture in New Jersey Christopher C. Obropta, Ph.D., P.E. Extension Specialist in Water.
Sanitary Engineering Lecture 8. Water Reuse Water reuse describes the process whereby wastewater (it's include storm water which is a term used to describe.
Water Saving Technologies for Buildings August 10, 2015.
Sinclair Wash Stream Restoration Feasibility Study
Plumbing system fundamental and design course
Technology in Architecture
RESIDENTIAL GARAGE ADDITION
Regulation and Development in the Edwards Aquifer Zone
NAU International pavilion expansion
Fredonia, AZ Water Use Study:
Rainwater Harvesting: Cistern Size Optimization Study
San Simon Dam Break Study CENE 476
Rainwater Harvesting – Capturing Nature’s Best
Water Level Maps In The Edwards (BFZ) Aquifer
Water Sustainability in Cities
2 Days National Workshop on “National Building Code of India 2016 ”
Rainwater Harvesting – Capturing Nature’s Best
Cisterns to Collect Non-Potable Water for Domestic Use
CENE Old Town Frame Company
Bellemont Fire Station Addition
CENE 486 CAPSTONE PRESENTATION APRIL 26th, 2019 ANNA KURN  
Presentation transcript:

RESIDENTIAL RAINWATER HARVESTING PROJECT ALTITUDE ENGINEERING, INC. PRESENTERS: HAYLIE BREWER, ERICA KIESOW,& BRETT HIGHTOWER DATE: APRIL 28 TH,

PROJECT PURPOSE  Design and implement a rainwater harvesting catchment system  Use harvested water to irrigate client’s vegetable garden, and supply toilet flushing water  Reduce water utility cost  Minimize potable water usage  Decrease inflow to water treatment plants 2 Figure 1: Rainwater Harvesting Schematic

PROJECT BACKGROUND  Client: Professor Alarick Reiboldt, EIT, MENG, Lecturer  Located in Kachina Village 3 Figure 2: Residential Project Site Source: “Kachina Village.” 35°06’37.55” N 111°42’27.60”W. Google Earth Figure 3: Existing Garden Site

PROJECT BACKGROUND (CONTINUED) 4 Figure 4: Location of Kachina Village Source: “Kachina Village and the City of Flagstaff.” Map. Google Maps. Google, 27 April Web 27 April 2016.

TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS  Cistern Design  Primary Storage for distribution system  Construction materials will be constrained by budget  Size of cistern will depend on the demand for both the irrigation and toilet use  Cistern Stability/Load-Bearing Capacity  Pump Selection Specifications  Required power, flow, pressure head  Determination and Delineation of Catchment Surface  Slope and area of roof  Runoff precipitation route  Irrigation and Bathroom Distribution  Gravitational vs. Pressurized  Geotechnical Aspects  Drainage behavior  Influence of water on the proposed cistern 5

STAKEHOLDERS  Client, Alarick Reiboldt  End user of the rainwater harvesting system  Using final design to irrigate vegetable garden and will provide a bathroom water source  Criteria for the design is specified by the client  Coconino County Community  Municipality as a whole can be affected by the rainwater harvesting process  The rainwater collected will not be able to recharge the Coconino aquifer  ALTITUDE ENGINEERING, INC. Project Staff  Responsible for delivering a completed design  Reputations as future Engineers 6

SCOPE OF SERVICES  Task 1.0 Field Evaluation  Task 1.1 Site Evaluation: General Inspection  Task 1.2 Site Evaluation: Structural  Task 2.0 Design Standards, Specifications, and Codes  Task 2.1 Design specifications for freeze prevention for water utilities  Task 2.2 Harvesting limitations 7  Task 3.0 Design: Catchment System  Task 3.1 Roof Runoff  Task 3.2 Gutter Collection System Design  Task 3.3 Conveyance System Design  Task 3.4 First Flush/Disinfection System Design  Task 4.0 Cistern  Task 4.1 Capacity  Task 4.2 Location  Task 4.3 Construction Materials Specifications  Task 4.4 Disinfection  Task 4.5 Concrete Slab Design

SCOPE OF SERVICES (CONTINUED)  Task 7.0 Project Management  Task 7.1 Client, Technical Advisor and Team Meetings  Task % Report  Task % Report  Task 7.4 Final Report  Task 7.5 Final Presentation  Task 7.6 Website 8  Task 5.0 Design: Bathroom Distribution  Task 5.1 Distribution Design  Task 5.2 Pump Selection and Specification  Task 5.3 Storage Tank  Task 5.4 Construction Material  Task 6.0 Design: Irrigation Distribution  Task 6.1 Pipe Design  Task 6.2 Pump Selection and Specification  Task 6.3 Distribution System

SCHEDULE: GANTT CHART 9

STAFFING AND COST ClassificationCode Senior Engineer SENG Engineer II ENG II Engineer I ENG I Geotechnical Technician GTECH Administrative Assistant AA Table 1: Staff Classification and Code Table 2: Projected Design Costs 10 DESIGN COSTS ClassificationHoursBilling Rate, $/hrCost, $ SENG13 $ $ 2, ENG II117 $ $ 11, ENG I265 $ $ 17, GTECH13 $ $ AA45 $ $ 1, DESIGN TOTAL $32, ADDITIONAL EXPENSES DescriptionRateQuantityCost, $ Travel$0.35/mile50 miles$ Lab Rental$50.00/day1day$ ADDITIONAL EXPENSE TOTAL $ PROJECT TOTAL$32,839.00

STAFFING AND COST (CONTINUED) Bathroom Distribution Design 5.1 Distribution Design Pump Selection and Specification Storage Tank Construction Material Specifications Irrigation Distribution Design 6.1 Pump Selection and Specification Pipe Design Distribution System Project Management 7.1 Meetings % Report % Report Final Proposal Final Presentation Website 15 Subtotal Total453 Task NameSubtask Name SENG (hours) ENG II (hours) ENG I (hours) GETCH (hours) AA (hours) 1.0 Field Evaluation 1.1 Site Inspection Design Standards, Specs, Codes 2.1 Research Coconino County Codes Design Catchment System 3.1 Roof Runoff Gutter Collection System Design Conveyance System Design First Flush/ Disinfection System Design Cistern Design 4.1 Capacity Location Construction Material Specifications Disinfection Geotechnical Evaluation Slab Design 1030 Table 3: Staff Design Hours

QUESTIONS? Special thanks to Dr. Jeffrey Heiderscheidt and Professor Alarick Reiboldt for their time, insight and efforts in guiding team Altitude Engineering’s CENE476 project towards success. 12