gmedtech design project presentation
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GMedTech Design Project Presentation
Patrick LivingstoneEthan O’KaneMichael ConwayPadraig O’RaghallaighShay McGonigle
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MEET THE TEAM
PATRICK LIVINGSTONE
Project Manager
ETHAN O’KANE
MICHAEL CONWAY
PADRAIG O’RAGHALLAIGH
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Mechanical Engineer
SHAY MCGONIGLE
Revit Technician Electrical & Plumbing Engineer
Energy Analyst
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The Design of a concept idea for a new GMedTech Building located on
the GMIT Dublin Rd. Campus:
• Project Plan
• Building Overview / Layout
• Revit
• Results
• Energy Analysis
• Conclusions
• Q&A’s
Introduction
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Project Plan
• Aims & Objectives
• Project Details
• MS Project
• Deliverables & Deadlines
• Roles & Responsibilities
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Project Plan
Aims & Objectives
• Create Project Plan
• Research
• Design Layout for building
• Report
• Project Poster
• Presentation
Project Details
• Location?
• Design
• Software used
• What must we do to reach our goals?
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Project Plan
MS Project
• Tracking
• Ability to distinguish Tasks.
• Financial management
• Gannt Chart
Weekly Meetings
• Meeting every Wednesday
• Weekly Progress
• Upcoming tasks to be completed
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MS Project
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Project Plan
Deliverables & Deadlines
• A new concept idea for a GMedTech Building
• A Revit model that illustrates the buildings services
• 22nd of May 2020 Project Hand Up
Roles & Responsibilities
• Project Manager
• Revit Technician
• Mechanical Engineer
• Electrical & Plumbing Engineer
• Energy Analyst
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• X4 Offices
• X1 Open plan Office
• X1 Clean room
• Male & Female Toilets
• Reception
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Building Layout
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Ground Floor
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First Floor
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MEP Layout on Revit
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MEP Layout on Revit
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Revit
• Why Choose Revit
• What Revit Can do
• Renders of the Build
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Why Choose Revit & What it can do
• Easy to use and a very accessible interface
• Provides 3-D modelling
• Well established BIM Software
• Calculate Areas, Airflows, frictional losses
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
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Renders of the Build
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Renders of the Build
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Renders of the Build
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Results
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Results:
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OccupancyFloor Area
[m2]
∆T ∆THeating
[W/m2]
Cooling
[W/m2]
Heating
[kW]
Cooling
[kW]
Ground Floor - [Totals] 100 790.93 Winter Summer Winter Summer 1140.00 1900.00 8.857 14.761
Reception 6 47.61 19 21 27 6.3 60 100 2.857 4.761
Male toilets 4 16.32 19 21 27 6.3 60 100 0.979 1.632
Female Toilets 4 16.32 19 21 27 6.3 60 100 0.979 1.632
Storage Room 1 11.48 15 15 23 12.3 60 100 0.689 1.148
Bathroom Hallway 2 13.80 19 21 27 6.3 60 100 0.828 1.380
Main Hallway 3 42.08 19 21 27 6.3 60 100 2.525 4.208
First Floor - [Totals] 46 360.43 480.00 800.00 21.626 36.043
Open Plan Office, hallway 20 191.71 21 22 29 5.3 60 100 11.502 19.171
Kitchen/Canteen (same as dwelling) 8 26.08 17 21 25 6.3 60 100 1.565 2.608
Managers Office 4 35.19 21 22 29 5.3 60 100 2.111 3.519
Office 1 1 14.96 21 22 29 5.3 60 100 0.898 1.496
Office 2 1 14.96 21 22 29 5.3 60 100 0.898 1.496
Office 3 1 14.96 21 22 29 5.3 60 100 0.898 1.496
Office 4 1 14.96 21 22 29 5.3 60 100 0.898 1.496
Meeting Room 1 10 47.61 21 22 29 5.3 60 100 2.857 4.761
Rest of Building - [Totals] 47 375.22 1158.38 869.51 30.482 50.804
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Room Temp
Building Heating & Cooling Loads
OccupancyFloor Area
[m2]∆T ∆T
Heating
[W/m2]
Cooling
[W/m2]
Heating
[kW]
Cooling
[kW]
Gowning Room 8 26.92 23 23 31 4.3 813.71 36.01 21.91 3.04
Corridor 2 15.08 19 21 27 6.3 678.38 52.76 10.23 2.39
Airlock 1 3.57 19 19 27 8.3 678.38 69.51 2.42 0.74
Clean Room storage 1 14.79 19 19 27 8.3 678.38 69.51 10.03 3.08
Clean Room Material pass 2 9.86 19 19 27 8.3 678.38 69.51 6.69 2.06
Clean Room 20 138.34 19 19 27 8.3 678.38 69.51 93.85 28.85
Clean Areas - [Totals] 117 896.46 1440.00 2400.00 145.126 40.160
Designed
Room Temp
Clean Areas Heating & Cooling Loads
• ሶ𝑄 = ሶ𝑚𝐶𝑝∆𝑇
• 5 year extreme dry bulb temperatures.
• Considerable heating load for cleanroom areas.
• 2 AHU’s
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Ground Floor - [Totals]
Reception
Male toilets
Female Toilets
Storage Room
Bathroom Hallway
Main Hallway
Gowning Room
Corridor
Airlock
Clean Room storage
Clean Room Material pass
Clean Room
First Floor - [Totals]
Open Plan Office, hallway
Kitchen/Canteen (same as dwelling)
Managers Office
Office 1
Office 2
Office 3
Office 4
Meeting Room 1
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Heating & Cooling Loads
Cooling[kW]
Heating[kW]
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Supply Airflow
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Supply Airflow
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Cleanroom Supply and Extract
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• Halton Vita VHH, HEPA diffuser.
• Used in hospitals and clean rooms.
• Flush to the ceiling.
• Ability to produce radial, swirl and low turbulence flow patterns.
• Antibacterial epoxy -polyester powder paint finish
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Energy Analysis and Plumbing & Lighting
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Energy Analysis
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Lighting Ground Floor
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Lighting Load legend with Lighting layout plan of the Ground Floor
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Lighting First Floor
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Lighting Load legend with Lighting layout plan of the 1st Floor
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Lighting Fixtures
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Cooper FailsafeClean Room
Cooper Corelitei2 Led
Cooper Troffer Metalux
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Plumbing
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Conclusions
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Conclusion:
• Successfully completed project
• MEP (Mechanical, Electrical & Plumping) services.
• High Standard of work.
• We would like to thank our project Sponsor and lecturer Willie Geraghty we greatly appreciated your involvement with our project.
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Thank You Any Questions?
Patrick Livingstone – [email protected]
Ethan O’Kane – [email protected]
Michael Conway – [email protected]
Padraig O’Raghallaigh – [email protected]
Shay McGonigle – [email protected]