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Work Breakdown Structure

The document outlines the work breakdown structure for a refrigeration warehouse project. It identifies 8 main tasks: 1) compressor design, 2) energy storage design, 3) geothermal design, 4) wind power generation design, 5) interior air flow design, 6) insulation design, 7) warehouse location decision, and 8) mechanical temperature and humidity regulation. Under each task are subtasks with descriptions and estimated hours and resources required to complete the work.

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Work Breakdown Structure

The document outlines the work breakdown structure for a refrigeration warehouse project. It identifies 8 main tasks: 1) compressor design, 2) energy storage design, 3) geothermal design, 4) wind power generation design, 5) interior air flow design, 6) insulation design, 7) warehouse location decision, and 8) mechanical temperature and humidity regulation. Under each task are subtasks with descriptions and estimated hours and resources required to complete the work.

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WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE

WBS # TASK DESCRIPTION


1 COMPRESSOR DESIGN
1.1 FIND REQUIRED CAPACITY
1.2 SPEC A COMPRESSOR
1.3 CALCULATE REQUIRED INPUT POWER
1.4 SPEC A TURBINE TO POWER COMPRESSOR
1.5 DECIDE ON EFFICIENT REFRIGERANT
1.6 DESIGN ANY NECESSARY MAINTENANCE

2 ENERGY STORAGE DESIGN


2.1 CALCULATE REQUIRED POWER STORAGE CAPACITY
2.2 CALCULATE NECESSARY STORAGE VOLUME
2.3 CHOSE A STORAGE FLUID
2.4 DESIGN AN UNDERGROUND STORAGE

3 GEOTHERMAL DESIGN
3.1 CALCULATE DESIRED CAPACITY
3.2 CALCULATE NECESSARY UNDERGROUND INFRASTRUCTURE
3.3 CALCULATE NECESSARY DEPTH UNDERGROUND
3.4 CALCULATE REQUIRED PUMPING POWER
3.5 SPEC A PUMP
3.6 SPEC A TURBINE TO POWER THE PUMP

4 WIND POWER GENERATION DESIGN


4.1 CALCULATE ESTIMATED TURBINE POWER NEEDED
4.2 DESIGN/SPEC A WIND TURBINE
4.3 SPEC A PUMP TO PROVIDE REQUIRED FLOW RATE
4.4 DESIGN A MECHANICAL COUPLING BETWEEN PUMP AND TURBINE

5 INTERIOR AIR FLOW DESIGN


5.1 CALCULATE REQUIRED TOTAL AIR FLOW
5.2 SPEC A FAN TO PROVIDE AIR FLOW
5.3 CALCULATE REQUIRED POWER INPUT
5.4 SPEC A TURBINE TO PROVIDE REQUIRED POWER
5.5 DESIGN A DUCTING SYSTEM TO DELIVER AIR
5.6 DESIGN A REGULATION SYSTEM FOR THE AIR FLOW

6 INSULATION DESIGN
6.1 CALCULATE HEAT TRANSFER VERSUS COST FOR DIFFERENT R-VALUES
6.2 CHOSE A DESIRABLE R-VALUE
6.3 SPEC AN INSULATION TO PROVIDE REQUIRED R-VALUE
6.4 GET COST ESTIMATES FOR REQUIRED INSULATION

7 WAREHOUSE LOCATION DECISION


7.1 RESEARCH AMISH FARMER LOCATIONS
7.2 RESEARCH DESIRABLE AMBIENT ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
7.3 RESEARCH DESIRABLE GEOTHERMAL LOCATIONS
7.4 CHOSE A FINAL LOCATION BASED ON PRIOR RESEARCH

8 MECHANICAL TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY REGULATION


8.1 EXPLORE POSSIBLE MECHANICAL METHODS FOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL
8.2 EXPLORE POSSIBLE MECHANICAL METHODS FOR HUMIDITY CONTROL
8.3 DESIGN A METHOD FOR MECHANICAL TEMPERATURE CONTROL
8.4 DESIGN A METHOD FOR MECHANICAL HUMIDITY CONTROL
ESTIMATED PERSON HOURS WHO RESOURCES M&S

6 YIA, DAVID
2 YIA, DAVID VILTERS
2 YIA, DAVID VILTERS
2 YIA
2 DAVID
4 YIA, DAVID

6 KALE, ADAM
4 KALE, ADAM
2 KALE
4 KALE, ADAM

4 JACK, DAVID
4 JACK, DAVID
4 JACK, DAVID
8 JACK, DAVID
2 JACK
2 DAVID

8 YIA, ADAM
10 YIA, ADAM
2 ADAM
6 YIA, ADAM SOLIDWORKS

8 JACK, KALE
2 JACK
5 JACK, KALE
2 KALE
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10 JACK, KALE

5 YIA, JACK
2 YIA ANSYS
2 YIA, JACK
4 YIA, JACK
4 ADAM, JACK NATURAL VALLEY
4 ADAM, JACK
4 ADAM, JACK
2 ADAM, JACK

5 KALE, DAVID
5 KALE, DAVID
10 KALE, DAVID
10 KALE, DAVID

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