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1 The Design Tool for Civil Engineering projects – an overview Phil Birch & Susan Steensma Cyril Sweett 22-09-10

2 Aim of training session Discuss the background to the ‘Designing out Waste’ (DoW) process; Explain the role of the tool in helping DoW; Demonstrate how to use the DoW Tool for Civil Engineering projects (DoWT-CE).

3 Agenda Introduction What is ‘Designing out Waste (DoW)?’ Summary of the tool Example inputs and outputs User guidance Design guidance for Civil Engineering projects The tool in use Q + A

4 What do you want to achieve today?

5 What is ‘Designing out Waste’ and why is it important?

6 Background

7 Objectives Benefits of designing out waste Principles of designing out waste Designing out waste process Design guidance and tools

8 Why take action? Materials resource efficiency Landfill tax Site waste management plans Environmental assessment Client benefits

9 Waste Hierarchy

10 The role of Designing out Waste in the overall design and construction process

11 Supply chain interfaces Pre-construction Outline design Detailed design Construction Post-construction Tendering & appointment Prevent waste Forecast waste Reduce waste Increase RC Waste reduction Waste recovery Measure performance Review performance Benchmarking Model wording Net Waste Tool Designing out waste tools/guidance SWMP Tracker Reporting Portal SWMP Template

12 The principles of ‘Designing out Waste’

13 Principles of Designing out Waste Design for: 1. Reuse and recovery 2. Off site construction 3. Material optimisation 4. Waste efficient procurement 5. Deconstruction & flexibility

14 Design guidance for civil engineering projects  The design solutions provided within the tool are in-line with the recommendations in the Design guide  Use the guide to evaluate options

15 The Designing out Waste Tool for Civil Engineering projects (DoWT-CE)

16 DoWT-CE Users:  Design team – Civil engineer When:  Option preparation and design development stages Inputs:  Project elements and approximate dimensions  Design team thinking on options to design out waste Outputs:  Tabulated reports on the impact of design solutions on project costs, materials requirement, wastage and embodied carbon Cost:  A short amount of time is needed to complete the analysis (depending on the project complexity)  The tool is free to use Benefits:  Helps to identify opportunities to reduce the need for imported materials, minimise wastage and achieve cost savings  Can be used for options appraisal by comparing different projects scenarios  Provides input for the project’s SWMP  Users can include potential savings in tender specification so that tender prices can take account of design decisions  Results can be used to demonstrate responsibility

17 Designing out waste process Design review workshop Decide on actions to reduce waste through design SWMP Record indicative waste forecast and waste prevention actions Design tool Produce an indicative waste forecast Design tool Enter actions and calculate impacts

18 Example – Headline results The engineer used the DoWT-CE to: Identify opportunities to Design out Waste understand the cost of waste set actions to reduce waste arisings increase the recovery of waste

19 Explanation of data hierarchy Element – A fundamental aspect of civil engineering i.e. earthworks/drainage/etc Sub Element – An aspect of an element i.e. a type of drainage option Component – Sub elements comprise of a number of components. For example drainage options would consist of pipe, bedding, top soil etc (all of which are components)

20 DoWT-CE – hands on

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22 User guidance Quick start guide Brochure Dataset User guide

23 User process 1)Build project 2)Produce baseline results 3)Investigate opportunities for DoW 4)Assess impact 5)Record actions

24 Designing out waste process Design review workshop Decide on actions to reduce waste through design SWMP Record indicative waste forecast and waste prevention actions Design tool Produce an indicative waste forecast Design tool Enter actions and calculate impacts Design tool Produce an indicative waste forecast

25 Access the tool at: http://dowtce.wrap.org.uk/

26 Title page

27 Registration

28 ‘My projects’

29 ‘Project details’

30 User journey – Project builder 1 23 45

31 Designing out waste process Design review workshop Decide on actions to reduce waste through design SWMP Record indicative waste forecast and waste prevention actions Design tool Produce an indicative waste forecast Design tool Enter actions and calculate impacts Design review workshop Decide on actions to reduce waste through design

32 Design guidance for civil engineering projects  The design solutions provided within the tool are in-line with the recommendations in the Design guide  Use the guide to evaluate options

33 Designing out waste process Design review workshop Decide on actions to reduce waste through design SWMP Record indicative waste forecast and waste prevention actions Design tool Produce an indicative waste forecast Design tool Enter actions and calculate impacts Design tool Enter actions and calculate impacts

34 User journey – Solutions and impacts 123 4 5 6 7 8

35 Reporting

36 Designing out waste process Design review workshop Decide on actions to reduce waste through design SWMP Record indicative waste forecast and waste prevention actions Design tool Produce an indicative waste forecast Design tool Enter actions and calculate impacts SWMP Record indicative waste forecast and waste prevention actions

37 Sketches of examples Highways Highway Footpath Embankment + nailingCutting + wall Embankment stabilised Emb wall 10 x gulleys Filter drain 100400300 500 2 2 10 H=4 H=1.5 H=4 H=1.5 H=4 1,000 300 H=4

38 Sketches of examples Streetworks Road Footpath Square Footpath 30 10 6 3 200 3 170

39 Cutting 1:2 Pre Cast Concrete retaining wall Cutting 1:3 Traditional front wall platform Track on concrete sleepers Filter drain Structural steel bridge RC foundation Sketches of examples Railways

40 Q&A


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