STORM WATER MANAGEMENT FOR TOWN HOUSES SOUTH REALISTIC CONSTRAINTS, ENGINEERING STANDARDS AND MODERN ENGINEERING TOOLS Elizabeth Lafferty (PM) Kelly Hommen Charles Stewart Michael Murphy Advisors: Dr. Horst and Dr. Krstic
Constraints and Engineering Standards Economic Environmental Sustainability Manufacturability Ethical Health & Safety Standards Modern Engineering Tools
Economic All construction must be paid for by The College of New Jersey Final design chosen based on cost analysis
Environmental Potential destruction of animal habitats during construction Increase of storm water draining into the lake
Sustainability Solutions will be designed to withstand future storms Solutions will be implemented to require minimal maintenance Pipe instillation and design Drain repairs
Manufacturability All designs must be able to be produced and installed by any construction company Construction should not inhibit the lives of students living within the townhouses
Ethical Use of material that is not detrimental to the environment Acquire appropriate permits for construction Follow laws provided for drainage and water discharge
Health & Safet y Construction workers must follow OSHA guidelines Underground utility lines must be marker prior to digging. Percolation Test Groundwater Monitoring Well
Standards Moisture Content, Liquid Limit, Plastic Limit ASTM D-2216 Sieve Analysis ASTM C NJBMP Manual Well construction, Percolation test
Modern Engineering Tools HEC-HMS AutoCad USDA Web Soil Survey NJ DEP iMap
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