ENGR 1201: Introduction to Engineering Project: Green HouseHigh level Requirements - Work in groups. Everyone must contribute to get full credit. Assign a group member to submit the project file on eCampus. - Develop a PowerPoint file in the format described here and attach it to the assignment on eCampus by the due date listed on the assignment. You may submit only once. Filename format: Project Green House_Team #.ppt(x) or pdf. What is expected in the presentation file or outline - Cover slide with topic, team number and member names - Outline of what is in the file - Project Goals and constraints - Project plan - Electricity and water usage (pre and post reduction), conservation ideas and payback analysis. ' Conclusion and references Project Goal - The average household in Texas with no pool consumes about 18,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy from \"the grid\" (www.eia.gov) and ~70,000 gallons of water from the municipal water supply per year. Our goal is to reduce each by 50% or more. Project Goals and constraints - Your engineering firm has been selected by the State of Texas to participate in an initiative to develop a plan for an energy efficient house that meets the following criteria (goals and constraints). Your design should be for a 3000 sq. ft, 3 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms house with modern amenities (Heat/AC, washer/dryer, dishwasher, oven, microwave, shower, sinks, toilets) Before After > 70K gallons or more > 35K gallons/50% reduction or more > 18000 kWh or more > 9000 kWh/50% reduction or more > No solar energy > 1/3 from solar panels (3000 kWh or more) The cost of any idea/appliance to achieve desired energy/water reduction must be paid back in utility cost savings in 10 years or less. Project Deliverable - Project file detailing how you will achieve the requirements. 0 Make sure to address a_ll the requirements (see reference checklist and rubric at end of this file). 0 Use the plan template to show what needs to be done, who is responsible and completion date. Also, answer the contribution question. Show how you calculated the energy and water cost savings and payback period. Tabulate your data in the format shown. Conclusion: Recap of how you achieved the project requirements. References used (at least three references in any format so long as I can access the source cited). 0000 Project Plan Fill this template by naming the tasks and add as many tasks as needed. Do not put the same date on all the tasks. Some tasks must be done before others can start. Do not delete any entry. Each team member must have at least one task. Task (What) Due/completion Resource (Who) date (When) Project assigned June 19 Rabah Mezenner Project plan complete date All members Task 1 date Team member name(s) date Team member name(s) date Team member name(s) date Team member name(s) date Team member name(s) Final edit of file date Team member name(s) Upload project file Actual submission date Team member name Project Plan, cont. Examples for tasks: Energy conservation: Research Solar Energy, Appliances, LED bulbs, etc. Keep adding tasks as new ideas emerge for energy conservation. Water conservation: Research Showers, Toilets, etc. Keep adding tasks as new ideas emerge for water conservation. Answer following question and follow the instructions: Does everyone in the team deserve the same credit for the project? Yes or No - lfthe answer is unanimous YES, no other action is needed. - lfthe answer is NO (one or more team members disagree), submit the assignment with just a NO answer, then member(s) who objected to YES answer send me an email that includes: Your section #, team # and who does not deserve the same credit as the team and why. Current energy use Fill the table below to show your current energy use and cost of utility. Assume a utility rate of $0.10/KWh. You may remove or add appliances and ideas. Appliance/idea Consumption in KWh per year (Power rating x time in use) Cost of energy (consumption x utility rate) Lights Air Conditioner Washer/Dryer Oven/Stove Microwave oven Refrigerator No solar panels Total Must be 18000 kWh or more $1800 or more Electricity consumption example - The \"Watt\" is the unit of power most used in the US. - If you go to a store and buy any electric device, such as a light bulb or washing machine, it will be labelled with the amount of power the device will consume, typically in Watts or Kilowatts (kW). (Kilo means 103, or 1000). 1kW = 1000 Watts - Electric companies bill you based on a different unit: \"Kilowatt Hours\" (abbreviated kWh). Note that this is n_ot \"Kilowatts per Hou o Kilowatt Hours are billed based on the energy consumed (number of Kilowatts multiplied by the time you use the device). Cost of electricity example Assume that you using an electric company for a rate of 8.7 cents per Kilowatt Hour: $0087 kWh Example: You are using a 60Watt light bulb, and you plan to have it \"on\" 4 hours per day. How much will it cost each month? Each year? Step 1: State the energy consumed in Kilowatts 60W 1kW 1 1000 Watts = 0'06\"\" Step 2: Calculate the number of Hours used per month: 4H0urs 30Days _ 120H0ur5 Day Month _ Month Cost of electricity, cont. Step 3: Multiply the Kilowatts and Hours per month to determine the Kilowatt Hours (kWh) per month: 0.06kW 120Hours _ 7.2kWh 1 Month _ Month Step 4: Multiply the kWh/month by the Rate charged by the electric company to find your cost/month: 7.2kWh $0.087 _ $0.6264 Month kWh _ Month Step 5: Multiply by 12 to get your cost/year: 0.6264 12M0nths _ $7.52 Month 1Year _ Year How much could we save by using 13-Watt LED light bulbs instead? Electricity savings example How much energy would we save if we switch to LED lights? 4Hours 30Days 12Months Twenty 60-Watt Bulbs: 20 x 0.060kW x = Day Month Year 1,728kWh Twenty 13-Watt Bulbs: 20 x 0.013kW x 4Hours 30Days 12Months = Day Month Year 374.4kWh Savings: 1728 kWh - 374.4 kWh = 1353.6 kWh Need more ideas to reach our goal of saving 9000 KWh or more.Payback Analysis example . Suppose the house has twenty 60-Watt light bulbs. I did my research, and I can get the equivalent amount of light using LED bulbs that cost $1.00 per bulb. $7.52. 20 bulbs: $150.40 Year Year We already determined the cost/year using the 60-Watt Bulb: For the 13-Watt Bulb, find the cost per year using the same assumptions 1 Bulb' 0.013kW4Hours30Day512Months $0.087 = $1.62 20 Bulbs: $32.57 Day Month Year kWXHour Year Year 150.40 32.5 11 .83 So, we save: w = $ 7 Year Year - The extra cost to install LED Bulbs: ($1.00) x 20 = $20 $20 = 0.169 Years - Number of years to \"pay back\" the investment: ( $117.83 Year The payback would be less than 10 years, so this would be a good idea! New energy use Fill the table below to show your new energy use and payback period. Payback period = Cost of appliance or idea/Cost savings per year. Appliance changed or new idea Consumption KWh per year Consumption savings KWh per year Cost savings per year Cost of appliance or idea Payback period in years Total Must be 9000 KWh/50% reduction or more Water consumption savings and payback analysis - Use same methodology for water conservation calculations and payback analysis as the example shown for energy conservation. Current water use Fill the table below to show your current water use and cost of utility. Assume a utility rate of $7 per 1000 Gallons. You may remove or add appliances and ideas. Water consumed in Gallons per year Cost of water (comsumption x utility rate) Appliance Showers Dishwasher Washer Yard Faucets Toilets Total Must be about 70000 Gallons or more $490 or more New water use Fill the table below to show your new water use and payback period. Payback period = Cost of appliance or idea/Cost savings per year. Consumption in Consumption savings Cost savings per Cost of appliance or Payback period in Appliance changed or idea Gallons per year Gallons per year year idea years Must be 35000 Gallons/ Total 50% reduction or moreConclusion and References Conclusion: Recap of how energy and water consumption ideas and how long it will take to break even (savings = extra expenses) List at least 3 external reference sources. Any format is acceptable so long as I can access the source. Helpful checklist Energy 1. Present a detail calculation of how the 50% energy savings were met. 2 Estimate of how much power can be solar-generated with your proposal 3. Solutions for heating and cooling, appliances 4 Meet the 10-year payback period requirement (payback analysis). Water 1. Present a detail calculation of how the 50% water savings were met. 2. Water efficient toilets, faucets, shower heads 3. Meet the 10-year payback period requirement (payback analysis).. Payback Analysis (Excel will be useful for these calculations!) 1. Calculation of yearly savings to meet conservation goal for each idea 2. Calculation of number of years to achieve payback (must be