Engineering a water tower

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Engineering a water tower The Process of Design

Why are water towers important to communities & living things ? What are the characteristics of water towers? Why are they elevated? What are the functions of water towers?

SCENARIO You are in a village that NEEDS clean water stored in a water tower. You have been tasked to design and build a model of a water tower using only 5 sheets of paper (8.5”x11”) and a water bottle.

RULES ONLY use the items provided CANNOT ask for more items if you destroy the items CANNOT open or destroy the water bottle ALL water must remain in the bottle The bottle must be elevated OFF the table Elevate bottle as HIGH as possible off the table

STEP 1: 5 minutes! Individually, draw a model of the water tower you would build using the supplies Estimate the height in centimeters to TOP of the bottle

STEP 2: 15 minutes! Form into groups (2 to 5/group) Discuss and agree on a model to build Build the water tower

STEP 3: 5 minutes! Draw the final model Measure the height in centimeters to the top of the water bottle

STEP 4: 10 minutes! Collect the data from each group Make a BAR graph of the data GROUP Estimated Height Actual Height

If you ended up making something different than the agreed upon drawing, WHY? Which water tower was the most successful? WHY? If you could use ONE additional office supply material which would you use and why?

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