Project Home Sweet Home

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Project Home Sweet Home

• Team 2
• EDSGN 100, Section 008

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Introduction

• Mission Statement
• For Water Treatment
• For Energy
• For Housing

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Design Task

• Problem Statement
• A sustainable unit-village is needed for third
  world countries.
• Customer Needs Assessment
• Incorporate a sanitization process into a way to
  provide energy and heat from individual houses
  while maintaining an areas cultural and
  government systems.
• Design Specifications
• Address and focus on water, energy,
  sustainability, and adaptability

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Design Matrix
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Design Matrix
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Nyarungu, Rwanda

• Mountainous Area
• Close to a body of water
• Climate
• Sunny year round
• Average daily temperature ranging from 60F to
  72F
• Average nightly temperature ranging from 25F to
  46F
• Need for heater
• Two Seasons of weather
• Dry Season
• With little rain
• Higher Temperatures
• Wet Season
• Usual of 40 inches of rainfall
• Colder Temperatures

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Design Features
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Design Features
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Design Features
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Design Features
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Engineering Analysis

• Walls
• Wood - 8.84 for 1m x 10cm x 3cm
• 4 Walls, Roof, Table/Bed 11,000
• Hay - 100 per ton
• Furnace
• Water Tank- 60 liters 81.90
• Pipes- .354 diameter x 12 6.28 12 feet
  needed 75.36
• Boiler- holds 8 gallons of water 72.27
• Solar Panels
• Panels - 244(each) 10 on each house 2440
• Each panel supplies 12 volts of electricity
• Table/Bed - the extra wood from the walls would
  be used to make
• Total Cost per Unit Less Than 13,000

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Project Home Sweet Home