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The e Mar aryl yland and Pu Public ic He Heal alth th La Labor

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atorie

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Baltimore, MD

Penn State Architectural Engineering Capstone Project Greg Tinkoff | Construction Management Option | Advisor: Dr. Robert Leicht

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Bu Buil ildi ding ng Ov Over ervie iew Ou Outl tlin ine Pr Proj

  • ject

ect Par arti tici cipan ants ts

Building: lding: The Maryland Public Health Laboratories Bui uilding lding Location: ion: Lot-4 on the Science + Technology Park at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. Building lding Size: e: 234,046 Gross S.F. Number er of Stories: ries: 6 Stories + 2 Story Mechanical Penthouse Occupan ancy/F cy/Fun unctio tion n Type: Offices & Medical Research Laboratories Proje

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ct Cost: t: $111,400,000 Dates es of Const struction ruction: : December 19, 2011- April 19, 2014 Proje

  • ject

ct Deliver ery Met ethod

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: Design Build Cont ntrac act t Type: Lump Sun CMc De Develop loper: er: Forest City-New East Baltimore Partnership Owner: er: Maryland Economic Development Corporation Occupants: ants: The Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Building lding Design gner: er: HDR, Inc. Proje

  • ject

ct Managemen ement: t: Jacobs Engineering Genera eral l Contract tractor:

  • r: Turner Construction Co.

I. I. Intr troduct

  • duction

ion II. II. Projec ject t Ov Overvie iew I. I. Bui uilding ding Overvie iew II. II. Projec ject t Par Participa pant nts III.

  • III. Bui

uilding ding Locati tion

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IV.

  • IV. Constr

nstruc ucti tion

  • n Site Plan

III.

  • III. An

Analys ysis s #1: Precast st Concre rete e Struc uctu tura ral l System em IV.

  • IV. An

Analys ysis s #2: Virtual l Mock-ups s for Bui uilding ing Façade de System em V.

  • V. An

Analys ysis #3: Imp mple lemen entati tation

  • n of Al

Alterna nate Dewateri ering ng Syst stem em VI.

  • VI. An

Analys ysis s #4: Value ue En Enginee eering ring Stormwater Harvesti ting ng System em VII.

  • VII. Conc

nclusi sion

  • n & Recom
  • mme

mendati ndation

  • ns

VI VIII. II.Ackn knowled wledgeme gements nts IX.

  • IX. Que

uest stions ions

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Bu Buil ildi ding ng Lo Loca cati tion

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Ou Outl tlin ine Con

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structi uction

  • n Sit

ite Pl e Plan an

I. I. Intr troduct

  • duction

ion II. II. Projec ject t Ov Overvie iew I. I. Bui uilding ding Overvie iew II. II. Projec ject t Par Participa pant nts III.

  • III. Bui

uilding ding Locati tion

  • n

IV.

  • IV. Constr

nstruc ucti tion

  • n Site Plan

III.

  • III. An

Analys ysis s #1: Precast st Concre rete e Struc uctu tura ral l System em IV.

  • IV. An

Analys ysis s #2: Virtual l Mock-ups s for Bui uilding ing Façade de System em V.

  • V. An

Analys ysis #3: Imp mple lemen entati tation

  • n of Al

Alterna nate Dewateri ering ng Syst stem em VI.

  • VI. An

Analys ysis s #4: Value ue En Enginee eering ring Stormwater Harvesti ting ng System em VII.

  • VII. Conc

nclusi sion

  • n & Recom
  • mme

mendati ndation

  • ns

VI VIII. II.Ackn knowled wledgeme gements nts IX.

  • IX. Que

uest stions ions

1710 Ashland nd Avenue ue, Baltimore, more, Maryland, d, Un United d States es

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An Analys lysis is #1: : Pre recas cast t Con

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crete e Str tructural uctural Sys ystem em

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Pr Prec ecas ast t Con

  • ncr

crete e Sys ystem em Ov Over ervie iew Ou Outl tlin ine Str truc uctural tural Sys ystem em Br Brea eakdo down wn

  • 8” Hollo

lowcore

  • re Plank Slab System with 2” topping
  • 2 hour fire rating - IBC 2009 & NFPA Standard No. 1
  • Preca

ecast st Concrete e Struct uctur ural l Beams ms

  • Original steel reinforcement layout. (1-1/2”)
  • Preca

ecast st Concrete e Columns mns

  • Original steel reinforcement layout (Depends on concrete

column)

  • Building Slab sectioned into plank dimensions 4’x32’ & 4’x36’
  • Cutting the slab necessary to meet irregular building

perimeter.

  • Beams produced to match the beam schedule provided.
  • Long beams were divided into parts
  • Columns produced combining multiple columns within column

schedule

  • 54’ in height max.

(necessary for delivery and erection)

  • Splicing occurs at slab

connections.

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m I. I. Precast ast Concr cret ete e System m Overvie iew II. Structura ctural System m Breakdo down wn III.

  • III. Sequen

encin cing

  • IV. Schedul

dule Imp mpact acts V. V. Cost st of System

  • VI. Cost

st Analysis sis

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

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Seq eque uenc ncin ing Ou Outl tlin ine Sch ched edule ule Im Impac act

  • Beams/columns and hollow core planks produced simultaneously.
  • Total Production Duration: 222 days
  • 75% of production complete before installation. (Begin June 25, 2011)

Con

  • nstru

truct ctio ion

  • Columns erected by column lines from west to east and from north to

south.

  • Beam erection
  • Connect to beams by grouting them to hunches.
  • Hollow core plank installation
  • Place shoring during lifts.

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m I. I. Precast ast Concr cret ete e System m Overvie iew II. Structura ctural System m Breakdo down wn III.

  • III. Sequen

encin cing

  • IV. Schedul

dule Imp mpact acts V. V. Cost st of System

  • VI. Cost

st Analysis sis

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

PR PRECAS CAST STRUC UCTUR URAL AL SYSTEM ERECTION ION DUR URATION ON

Structural Member # of Members Erection Rate Erection Duration Beams/Columns 665 30 min./member 41.6 days Hollow Core Planks 1833 10 min./member 38.2 days TOTAL DURATION 79.8 ~ 80 days

  • Structural Members grouted and connected between picks.
  • Hoist block remains the same, do not need to account for additional time.

Orig igin inal Basel elin ine S e Sched edule le: : 97 work rk da days Poten enti tial l Sched edule le Savin ings gs: 17 da days (3.4 wee eeks) PR PRECAS CAST STRUC UCTUR URAL AL SYSTEM PR PRODU DUCTION TION DUR URATION ION

Structura ctural Member er Quant ntit ity Producti ction

  • n Rate

Producti ction

  • n Duration
  • n

Hollow Core Planks 665 3/days 222 days Beams/Columns 1833 50/day 36.75 days

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Cos

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t of

  • f Sys

ystem em Ou Outl tlin ine Cos

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t An Anal alys ysis is

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m I. I. Precast ast Concr cret ete e System m Overvie iew II. Structura ctural System m Breakdo down wn III.

  • III. Sequen

encin cing

  • IV. Schedul

dule Imp mpact act V. V. Cost st of System

  • VI. Cost

st Analysis sis

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

TOTAL SYSTEM COSTS (based ed on so source ce)

Or Origi ginal nal Design gn – Cast t in Place Jacobs Cost Estimate $7,168,807 Turner Pay Application $6,835,598 Pr Propo posed ed Design gn – Pr Precas ast t Concre rete Precast System Cost $6,300,000

Cost t Savin ings gs: $53 535,598 5,598

  • Cost for the Precast System were estimated by Nitterhouse

Concrete Products pricings and RSMeans Assemblies Cost Data.

  • Vendor
  • rs Pricing:

ing:

  • Hollow core planks - $8.00/ S.F.
  • Columns - $140/ L.F.
  • Beams - $155/ L.F.

PRECAS CAST SYSTEM COST ESTIMATES ES

Vendor Cost Estimate $5,425,087 RSMeans Estimate $7,793,203 Adjusted Estimate $6,300,000

*Adjusted estimate accounts for lack of specifications in RSMeans and lack of materials in lump sum vendor price. Also takes into account crane sizing upgrade.

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Str truc uctural tural An Anal alys ysis is Ou Outl tlin ine

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m I. I. Structura ctural Breadth th Analysi sis s – Punching ing Shear and Slab Strength th

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplem emen enta tati tion

  • n of Altern

rnate e Dewatering ering System

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

Interio ior r Col

  • lumn

mn Punchin ing Shear

  • Precast System eliminates drop panels at columns.
  • Stronger concrete used in precast system (6000 psi)

Calculat ulated ed Sh Shear Load at Co t Column: n: 984 psf Calculat ulated ed Sh Shear Str Strength: gth: 1416 psf

Vc ≥ Vu , therefor adequate design

Hol

  • llo

low Cor

  • re Sla

lab S b Str trength th

  • Criteria for allowable superimposed load and plank span (feet).
  • HDR, Inc. calculated live load of typical floor = 125 psf
  • Increased Schedule because of reduced span.
  • Additional approximated 6 days added to erection.
  • No Additional Costs because cost based on square footage.
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An Analys lysis is #2: : Virtual tual Mo Mock ck-ups ups for

  • r Building

lding Façad çade e Sys ystem em

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Vir irtua tual l Moc

  • ck-Up

p Ov Over ervie iew Ou Outl tlin ine Qu Qual alit ity y & S & Saf afety ty Im Improvem ements ents

  • Quality significantly increases when performing the tasks.
  • Subcontractors can easily understand the work to be performed

and how to effectively complete the work.

  • Better understanding how to complete the task effectively reduces

risks and potential safety hazards.

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System I. I. Virtual al Mock-Up p Overview II. II. Qualit ity y & Safet ety Imp mprovem emen ents ts

  • III. Schedul

dule Imp mpact act

  • IV. Cost

st Analysis sis V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

  • Create Virtual Mock-ups

for building envelop.

  • Detail connections to

superstructure and to

  • ther façade systems.
  • Façade systems

includes:

  • Curtain wall
  • Metal Panels
  • Brick Veneer
  • Shop Window
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Sch ched edule ule Im Impac act Ou Outl tlin ine Cos

  • st

t An Anal alys ysis is

  • Cost

t to crea eate e mock ck-ups ups: $3,000 - $9,840

  • $3,000 - $4,000 provided by Mortenson Construction
  • $3,280 – $9,840 based on $82 an hour working on

models.

  • Associa
  • ciated

ed Cost Savin ings gs: approx. $94,710

  • Reduction of system change orders by 50%
  • Efficiency savings of 0.3%. (based off 17% of project)
  • PROJEC

JECT T COST SAVINGS: GS: $84,870 - $91,710

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System I. I. Virtual al Mock-up up Overvie iew II. II. Qualit ity y & Safet ety Imp mprovem emen ents ts

  • III. Schedul

dule Imp mpact act

  • IV. Cost

st Analysis sis V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

  • Tim

ime to c

  • create mo

mock-ups: s: 2-3 weeks

  • The time creating the mock-ups should occur around
  • Dec. 8, 2011.
  • Tim

ime e Savin ings gs: 2-4 days

  • Based on Greenfield Hospital Case Study. (2.5 weeks)
  • 35% of building schedule
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An Analys lysis is #3: : Impl Implementation ementation of

  • f

Al Alter ernat nate e De Dewat atering ering Sys ystem em

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Sys ystem em Sel elec ecti tion

  • n

Ou Outl tlin ine Sys ystem em Siz izin ing

  • Geotechnical Report Indicates clay and sandy soils.
  • Groundwater table apparent at 18’ depth from surface.
  • Confined project boundaries.
  • Existing Utilities
  • Deep Wells
  • Useful for depth greater

15’.

  • Used in confined areas
  • Adequate effectiveness

with low permeable soils

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System I. I. System em Selecti tion II. System em Sizing

  • III. System

em Mapping

  • IV. Insta

stallat ation

  • n & Schedulin

uling g Duration ions V. V. System em Cost

  • VI. Cost

st Analysis sis

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

Siz ize de depends ds on

  • n th

these ma majo jor aspect: ct:

  • Site Excavation Dimensions (308’x 96’)
  • Groundwater Table Depth (approx. 18’)
  • Impervious Layer Depth (approx. 70’)

Fl Flow w Rate Calculati ulation

  • ns and Sy

System Si Sizes Total Necessary Flow – 0.1793 m3/s Number of Wells – 7 deep wells Well Casings/Screens Sizing – 12” diameter Pump Size- 6”

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Sys ystem em Map appin ing Ou Outl tlin ine In Insta stallati ation

  • n & S

& Sch ched edul uling ing Du Durat atio ions ns

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System I. I. System em Selecti tion II. System em Sizing

  • III. System

em Mapping

  • IV. Insta

stallat ation

  • n & Schedulin

uling g Duration ions V. V. System em Cost

  • VI. Cost

st Analysis sis

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

DEEP EP WELL INSTALLA ALLATION TION DURATION TION

Drilling Deep Wells 7 wells 2 well/day 3.5 days Pump Equipment Installation 7 wells 15 min/ well 1 hr. 45 min. Discharge Pipe Installation 612 ft. 400 ft./day 1.53 days TOTAL AL DEW EWATERI ERING NG INSTALL LLATION TION DURATION ION 5.25 days

  • Installation occurs as excavation begins, Feb. 27, 2012.
  • The system will run until all tasks below ground water table are

complete (expected 143 days)

  • System demobilization takes 2-3 days.
  • Total system duration is 150 days.
  • Dewatering system doesn’t installation doesn’t affect critical

path, but will save the lost 2 months due to flooding.

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Sys ystem em Cos

  • st

Ou Outl tlin ine Cos

  • st

t An Anal alys ysis is

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System I. I. System em Selecti tion II. System em Sizing

  • III. System

em Mapping

  • IV. Insta

stallat ation

  • n & Schedulin

uling g Duration ions V. V. System em Cost

  • VI. Cost

st Analysis sis

  • VI. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Engineerin eering g Stormwat ater er Harvestin sting g System

  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

DEEP P WE WELL SYSTEM COST

Equipment $52,262 Materials $3,665 Rental/Operational Rates $53,700 Dewatering Cost $8,400 Labor $247,988 Overhead $2,400 TOTAL AL COST $390,596

Total Cost of Dee eep W p Wel ell System em: $390,596 Cost t of Orig igin inal Dewater erin ing g System em: : $185,000 Total Dewater erin ing g Cost wit ith Change ge Orde ders: $770,381 Tur urne ners s Pr Proje ject cted ed Pr Producti ductivit vity y Loss: $1.8 million Total Cost Savin ings gs of System em: $1.4 million

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An Analys lysis is #4: : Valu lue e En Engi gineering eering Storm

  • rmwat

ater er Ha Harvesting esting Sys ystem em

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Sys ystem em Ov Over ervie iew Ou Outl tlin ine Pr Prop

  • posed
  • sed In

Insta stallat ation ion Ar Area ea

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System VI.

  • I. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Enginee eerin ring g Storm rmwater er Ha Harvestin sting g System I. I. System em Overview II. Proposed sed Instal stallat ation ion Area

  • III. Cost

st Savings ngs

  • IV. Cost

st of Insta tallat ation

  • n

V. V. Cost st Analysis sis

  • VI. Susta

taina nabilit ity Evalua uati tion

  • n
  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

  • 5 Underground Metal

Cisterns that will hold roughly 250,000 gallons of stormwater runoff.

  • 8’ diameter cisterns.
  • Will store potential grey

water, roof run-off water and hardscape run-off water.

  • Prefiltration and pump

manhole placed within excavated installation area. Excavation Dimensions: 160’ x 85’

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Cos

  • st

t Savin ings Ou Outl tlin ine Cos

  • st

t of

  • f In

Insta stallat ation ion

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System VI.

  • I. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Enginee eerin ring g Storm rmwater er Ha Harvestin sting g System I. I. System em Overview II. Proposed sed Instal stallat ation ion Area

  • III. Cost

st Savings ngs

  • IV. Cost

st of Insta tallat ation

  • n

V. V. Cost st Analysis sis

  • VI. Susta

taina nabilit ity Evalua uati tion

  • n
  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

STORMW MWATER ER HARVES ESTING TING SYSTEM INSTALLATI TION ON COST

Demolition $22,238 Earthwork $210,416 System Installation Fee $113,000 Stormwater Harvesting Equipment $500,725 Site Improvement $176,500 TOTAL STORMWATER HARVESTING COST $1,999,379

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Cos

  • st

t An Anal alys ysis is Ou Outl tlin ine

I. I. Introducti

  • duction

II. Project ct Overview

  • III. Analysis

ysis #1: Precast st Concr cret ete e Structu tural al System m

  • IV. Analysis

ysis #2: Virtual Mock-ups ups for Buildin ing g Façade de System V. V. Analysis ysis #3: Imp mplemen ementa tati tion

  • n of Alternat

ate e Dewaterin ering g System VI.

  • I. Analysis

ysis #4: Value Enginee eerin ring g Storm rmwater er Ha Harvestin sting g System I. I. System em Overview II. Proposed sed Instal stallat ation ion Area

  • III. Cost

st Savings ngs

  • IV. Cost

st of Insta tallat ation

  • n

V. V. Cost st Analysis sis

  • VI. Susta

taina nabilit ity Evalua uati tion

  • n
  • VII. Conclu

clusio sion n & Recommen mmendations dations

  • VIII. Ac

Ackno nowle wledg dgemen ements ts IX.

  • X. Question

stions

Wat ater r Ef Efficienc ciency

Inno novativ ative e Wastewater er Technologi nologies es (0 out t of 2 p points ts) 1.) Reduce potable water for sewage by 50%. UNA NATTAIN AINABLE ABLE 2.) Treat 50% of wastewater onsite. UNATTAIN AINABLE ABLE Water Use Reducti uction

  • n (2 out

t of 4 points) ts) 1.) Reduce water consumption to 40%. UNATTAINA INABLE BLE Wast ster er Reducti tion

  • n Percen

enta tage: ge: 2.23% (Total of 33.23%)

Sust ustai aina nabil bilit ity y Ev Eval aluation uation

Poten enti tial l Cost Savin ings gs: Ann nnua ual Savin ings gs wit ith Typi pical al Rai ainfal nfall: $455,360 Annual Savin ings gs wit ith Max. Rain infall: : $459,335 21 Yea ear Total Cost Savin ings gs: $9,562,568 Total Cost of Stormwater er Harves estin ing g System em: approx. $2 million Pa Pay off Per erio iod: 4.5 Years

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An Analysis alysis #1: : Pr Prec ecast ast Concre ncrete e Str truct ctur ural al System em

COST T SAVINGS GS: : $535,598 SCHE CHEDU DULE LE SAVINGS GS: : 2 weeks INCREASE REASED SAFET ETY

An Analysis alysis #2: : Vi Virtu tual al Mo Mock ck-ups ups for Bu Build lding ing Faç açade ade Syst stems ems

COST T SAVINGS GS: : $84,870 - $91,710 SCHE CHEDU DULE LE SAVINGS GS: : 2-4 days INCREASE REASED PRODU DUCT CT QUALIT ITY SAFTE TEY Y SAFET ETY

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An Analysis alysis #3: : Implementation lementation of Al Alter ernat nate e Dewat aterin ering g System em

COST T SAVINGS GS: : $1,400,000 SCHE CHEDU DULE LE SAVINGS GS: : 2 months NO MATERIAL IAL AND PROPER PERTY DAMAGE GE

An Analysis alysis #4 Val alue e En Enginee neering ing Stormwat ater er Har arvestin esting g System em

COST T OF INSTALLA ALLATION TION: : $2,000,000 ANNUAL L COST T SAVING NGS: S: $455,000 PAY OFF PERIOD IOD: : 4.5 years ADDITIO ITIONA NAL L WORK DURATION: TION: 1.5 months NO LEED D POINTS TS ABLE TO BE ACQUIRED IRED

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Academic Acknowledgments

Penn State Architectural Engineering Faculty

  • Dr. Robert Leicht – CM Thesis Advisor

Industry Acknowledgments

Jacobs Engineering Turner Construction Company HDR, Inc.

Special Thanks

Ahmad Hamid – Jacobs Engineering Brian Temme – Jacobs Engineering Thomas Stevenson – Jacobs Engineering Grace Wang – Jacobs Engineering Dana Rumpulla – Turner Construction Co. Corretta Bennett – Turner Construction Co. Justin Beaver – Griffin Dewatering Co. Andreas Phelps – Balfour Beatty Mitch Cormelius – Mortenson Construction Co. Reno Russell – Bigge Crane and Rigging Co. Joe Hockberger – Mersino Dewatering Jordan Kahlenberg – Contech Engineering Solutions Ken Dombroski – Contech Engineering Solutions

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QU QUES ESTI TIONS ONS