I AM GREEN BUILDING CHALLENGE tion Title Cool Assembly Hall School Code :- 6278.

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I AM GREEN BUILDING CHALLENGE tion Title Cool Assembly Hall School Code :- 6278

Background to the problem The Assembly Hall is the main focal point for school activities : Assembly, Religious Instruction, School functions, physical education and is a social meeting place for students at lunch time and recess time.

Problem Statement Uncomfortable Hall Poor assembly hall design, material choice and layout, outdated fans and café activities creates heat and noise. The heat and noise makes an uncomfortable environment for guests, students and teachers leading to disinterest, restlessness, disruptions and general discomfort for all with a diminished response to the objectives of the exercise. “ Students endure rather than enjoy ”

Problem 1 – High Temperatures Unoccupied Hall 34°c. The temperature then elevates to 38°c when occupied with 526students and 45 staff members.

Problem 2 – High Noise Levels The noise level is exasperated by 6 electrically powered cooling fans contributing 35 decibels of noise The factors above contribute to noise pollution in the hall

the students’ body temperature, heat radiated from the galvanize in the roof heat generated by fan motors cafeteria kitchen The outdated industrial fans circulate all this heat throughout the hall Source of Heat

Galvanise surface being heated by sun light Roof

TABLE 1 –SHOWING TEMPERTURE IN HALL AND SURROUNDINGS TIMEASSEMBLY HALL CORRIDORWALK WAYCAFÉ 9:0034 degrees Celsius 32 degrees Celsius 36 degrees Celsius 12 :0038 degrees Celsius 39 degrees Celsius 34 degrees Celsius 40 degrees Celsius 2:0034 degrees Celsius 35 degrees Celsius 32 degrees Celsius 38 degrees Celsius

Graph showing temperatures at different times of the day

Solutions Solar Powered Extractor Fans-Benefits Extracts the heat from within the hall and expels it through the roof into the open atmosphere Uses no electricity and pays for itself Reduces heat build-up and moisture Decreases cooling costs Fights mould and fungal decay Reduces damaging condensation Sleek slim line unit

Removal of industrial fans BENEFITS: noise reduction Lower electricity bill. Fans are 1/4 HP consuming 2. 9Amps of electricity Cost to remove :$500

SOLAR EXTRACTOR FAN AT WORK COST INCLUDING INSTALATION:$

SOLUTIONS BUBBLE HEAT RESISTANT BARRIER Benefits Double layer of polyethylene bubble reflect up to 97% of radiant heat, less heat enters through roof. Radiant Barriers are very easy to handle and install. Cost inclusive of installation $

BUBBLE HEAT RESISTANT BARRIER AT WORK

SOLUTIONS Heat Reflective Paint Applied To Existing Galvanise On Roof Benefits : reflects the UV/ I.R. rays from the sun so the temperature of galvanise does not increase appreciably Cost inclusive of installation $

SOLUTION Plants Placed in Hall Benefit :The plants absorb the heat by the process transpiration and releases water vapour. This helps to create a cool atmosphere in the assembly hall. It is aesthetically pleasing creating a cool green scene Cost $500.00

Fund raisers to offset procurement costs Popcorn sale =$500 Cake sales=$1000 Dress down activity =$3000 Christmas concert =$1500 Raffle =$1500 Bar-Be-Que =$10,000

OVERALL BENEFITS More comfortable hall manifested in a better learning environment. example of green building design at work to inspirer student body to greater environmental consciousness, Electricity bill reduced by 10%. Organisational and project management skills improved.