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| |Design|+|The design of the rooftop tents allows you to have nothing bungling behind the car and to sleep high away from snake bites and pointy gravel. A disadvantage of the rooftop tent is that there will be no place for extra baggage on the roof. The rooftop tent is built with comfort in mind.| | |Design|+|The design of the rooftop tents allows you to have nothing bungling behind the car and to sleep high away from snake bites and pointy gravel. A disadvantage of the rooftop tent is that there will be no place for extra baggage on the roof. The rooftop tent is built with comfort in mind.| | ||
| |Maintenance|+/ | |Maintenance|+/ | ||
| - | |Materials|+|The tent body is constructed of water-repellent, | + | |Materials|+|The tent body is constructed of water-repellent, |
| |Price[€/ | |Price[€/ | ||
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| ^ Research objects ^ ++/- - ^ Reason ^ | ^ Research objects ^ ++/- - ^ Reason ^ | ||
| |Transportability|+|The shelter has a low weight, of course, it will depend on the size of the tent, especially with the extra pump. Because of the light model of the shelter, it is possible to transport it with a bike.| | |Transportability|+|The shelter has a low weight, of course, it will depend on the size of the tent, especially with the extra pump. Because of the light model of the shelter, it is possible to transport it with a bike.| | ||
| - | |Shape, Structure|+|The structure of the tent makes it available to live with more than 5 people in the tent, this, of course, depends on the size of the tent. The design in the image has an extra room that can serve as a living room. The shape will be a simple rectangle hold together by ropes and tent pins. The size is limited it will not be smaller than a tent for 2 people because the area that the inflatable tubes fill makes it expensive to build tents for only one person. The volume the tubes filled with air fill is a lot bigger than the metal/aluminum | + | |Shape, Structure|+|The structure of the tent makes it available to live with more than 5 people in the tent, this, of course, depends on the size of the tent. The design in the image has an extra room that can serve as a living room. The shape will be a simple rectangle hold together by ropes and tent pins. The size is limited it will not be smaller than a tent for 2 people because the area that the inflatable tubes fill makes it expensive to build tents for only one person. The volume the tubes filled with air fill is a lot bigger than the metal/aluminium |
| |Design|+|The design of the inflatable tent makes it really lightweight and easy to set up if compared to a normal tent the inflatable tent only needs to be thrown on the ground, get the tubes filled with air and be stabilized with ropes and tent pins.| | |Design|+|The design of the inflatable tent makes it really lightweight and easy to set up if compared to a normal tent the inflatable tent only needs to be thrown on the ground, get the tubes filled with air and be stabilized with ropes and tent pins.| | ||
| |Maintenance|+|The inflatable tent is one of the easiest shelters to repair, or be checked. if there is a hole in the fabric it can easily be repaired. if there is a hole in the inflation tubes fabric can be used as well, it has to be able to withstand strong pressure because of the air in the tubes.| | |Maintenance|+|The inflatable tent is one of the easiest shelters to repair, or be checked. if there is a hole in the fabric it can easily be repaired. if there is a hole in the inflation tubes fabric can be used as well, it has to be able to withstand strong pressure because of the air in the tubes.| | ||
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| === - Instant tent === | === - Instant tent === | ||
| - | The instant tent is one of the most common tents on the market. It is made in multiple shapes and structures. The Instant tent is different from the other tents by that it is packed compact and is easily set up by opening the bag. It is one of the easiest shelters to manufacture. The instant tent is supported by metal/aluminum | + | The instant tent is one of the most common tents on the market. It is made in multiple shapes and structures. The Instant tent is different from the other tents by that it is packed compact and is easily set up by opening the bag. It is one of the easiest shelters to manufacture. The instant tent is supported by metal/aluminium |
| The Zomake tent is illustrated in Figure {{ref> | The Zomake tent is illustrated in Figure {{ref> | ||
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| ^ Research objects ^ ++/- - ^ Reason ^ | ^ Research objects ^ ++/- - ^ Reason ^ | ||
| - | |Transportability|++|The shelter has a low weight. Everything can be carried in a bag. It will have extra aluminum | + | |Transportability|++|The shelter has a low weight. Everything can be carried in a bag. It will have extra aluminium |
| - | |Shape, Structure|+|The shape and structure is similar to the inflatable tent. The inflatable tent is supported by pipes filled with air and the regular tent is supported by a skeleton of metal/aluminum | + | |Shape, Structure|+|The shape and structure is similar to the inflatable tent. The inflatable tent is supported by pipes filled with air and the regular tent is supported by a skeleton of metal/aluminium |
| |Design|++|The design of the regular tent is quite genius. The thin sticks in the tent can be made into an entire spectrum of designs so even the weirdest tents can be built.| | |Design|++|The design of the regular tent is quite genius. The thin sticks in the tent can be made into an entire spectrum of designs so even the weirdest tents can be built.| | ||
| - | |Maintenance|+/ | + | |Maintenance|+/ |
| - | |Materials|+|The tent is made of 210D water-resistant k-oxford fabric and has a couple of aluminum | + | |Materials|+|The tent is made of 210D water-resistant k-oxford fabric and has a couple of aluminium |
| |Price[€/ | |Price[€/ | ||
| ^ Conclusion | ^ Conclusion | ||
| - | |The Instant tent, as one of the more common tents in the world, is one of the best choices to take with you on a short camping trip. The tent needs a couple of materials like aluminum | + | |The Instant tent, as one of the more common tents in the world, is one of the best choices to take with you on a short camping trip. The tent needs a couple of materials like aluminium |
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| |Design|-|A shelter exists out of several quadrangular spaces. It only provides the necessary needs of space for an animal. Building an animal shelter requires making a series of decisions unique to animal-housing facilities such as choosing safe caging materials and selecting appropriate floor coatings. They have flat roofs, although flat roofs are convenient for accommodating HVAC equipment, they are more prone to leaks and may collapse under heavy ice and snow build-up [(animal_sheltering2019)].| | |Design|-|A shelter exists out of several quadrangular spaces. It only provides the necessary needs of space for an animal. Building an animal shelter requires making a series of decisions unique to animal-housing facilities such as choosing safe caging materials and selecting appropriate floor coatings. They have flat roofs, although flat roofs are convenient for accommodating HVAC equipment, they are more prone to leaks and may collapse under heavy ice and snow build-up [(animal_sheltering2019)].| | ||
| |Period of use|+|The shelter is maintained by employees or caretakers. After +/- 20 years the shelters had to be replaced. It is a shelter which is used daily by animals without a home.| | |Period of use|+|The shelter is maintained by employees or caretakers. After +/- 20 years the shelters had to be replaced. It is a shelter which is used daily by animals without a home.| | ||
| - | |Materials|-|**Types: | + | |Materials|-|**Types: |
| |Dimensions|-|For Cats: 1,8-2,8 /m² per cat (with higher ceilings for more places to climb), for dogs: 5,5-11 /m² [(MADDIE)].| | |Dimensions|-|For Cats: 1,8-2,8 /m² per cat (with higher ceilings for more places to climb), for dogs: 5,5-11 /m² [(MADDIE)].| | ||
| |Price [€/ | |Price [€/ | ||
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| By looking at different shelters on the market a decision can be made. To make this decision, the most important aspects were viewed. The most important aspect is the shape of the disaster shelter. A honeycomb shape was chosen because it is important to place multiple tents in a small area without losing extra space and the shape is a shape of nature that will improve the appearance of the shelter. Another very important choice to make was the technique that is used to hold up the tent. One of the goals of this project is to build a shelter that does not need extra materials. So a couple of techniques like inflation, pipes and a hardshell outer layer are the main options. For the final disaster shelter, a combination of hardshell and pipes will be used to get great stability with the added bonus of foldability. The materials used will provide some insulation, of relatively lightweight and which are friendly to the environment and the manufacturing method so we can use a combination of polymeric materials or fabric that can be customized. | By looking at different shelters on the market a decision can be made. To make this decision, the most important aspects were viewed. The most important aspect is the shape of the disaster shelter. A honeycomb shape was chosen because it is important to place multiple tents in a small area without losing extra space and the shape is a shape of nature that will improve the appearance of the shelter. Another very important choice to make was the technique that is used to hold up the tent. One of the goals of this project is to build a shelter that does not need extra materials. So a couple of techniques like inflation, pipes and a hardshell outer layer are the main options. For the final disaster shelter, a combination of hardshell and pipes will be used to get great stability with the added bonus of foldability. The materials used will provide some insulation, of relatively lightweight and which are friendly to the environment and the manufacturing method so we can use a combination of polymeric materials or fabric that can be customized. | ||
| - | Following chapter will explain the Project Management approach of SafeBIS. | + | Following chapter will explain the Project Management approach of SafeBIS.\\ |
| ===== - Project Management ===== | ===== - Project Management ===== | ||
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| | 6 |Cotton Canvas Fabric|Walls|fibre2fashion|1.83|2.45|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | | 6 |Cotton Canvas Fabric|Walls|fibre2fashion|1.83|2.45|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | ||
| | 7 |Cotton Canvas Fabric|Roof|fibre2fashion|1.83|1.1|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | | 7 |Cotton Canvas Fabric|Roof|fibre2fashion|1.83|1.1|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | ||
| - | | 8 |Connectors to attach the shelters together|Walls|/|/|12|/|/|/| | + | | 8 |Connectors to attach the shelters together|Walls|Unknown|Unknown|12|Unknown|Unknown|Unknown| |
| - | | 9 |Clips/ | + | | 9 |Clips/ |
| - | | 10 |Clips/ | + | | 10 |Clips/ |
| - | | 11 |Support for beams|To fix on the floor|/|/|6|/|/|/| | + | | 11 |Support for beams|To fix on the floor|Unknown|Unknown|6|Unknown|Unknown|Unknown| |
| - | | 12 |Zipper|Doors|Ebay|/|8|/|/|/| | + | | 12 |Zipper|Doors|Ebay|Unknown|8|Unknown|Unknown|Unknown| |
| ^**Total cost** : 58.70 €^^^^^^^^^ | ^**Total cost** : 58.70 €^^^^^^^^^ | ||
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| | 2 |Cotton Canvas|Outer Layer|fibre2fashion|35.42|35.42|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | | 2 |Cotton Canvas|Outer Layer|fibre2fashion|35.42|35.42|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | ||
| | 3 |Cotton Canvas|Inside Tent|fibre2fashion|58.78|58.78|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | | 3 |Cotton Canvas|Inside Tent|fibre2fashion|58.78|58.78|m²|3.24-4.17 €/ | ||
| - | | 4 |Connectors|To attach the hinges|/|/|36|items|/|/| | + | | 4 |Connectors|To attach the hinges|Unknown|Unknown|36|items|Unknown|Unknown| |
| - | | 5 |ALU Panel-Aluminum | + | | 5 |ALU Panel-Aluminium |
| - | | 6 |Aluminum | + | | 6 |Aluminium |
| - | | 7 |Cork Roll|Floor|Corklink|15x1x0.004|16.69|m²|3.68 €/ | + | | 7 |Cork Roll|Floor|Corklink|15x1x0.004 |
| - | | 8 |Steel Plate|Legs|/|/|8 items|/|/|/| | + | | 8 |Steel Plate|Legs|Unknown|28x28x0.4 cm|8 items|Unknown|Unknown|Unknown| |
| | 9 |Zipper|Doors|Ebay|3 m|8|items|9.10|72.80| | | 9 |Zipper|Doors|Ebay|3 m|8|items|9.10|72.80| | ||
| | 10 |Fabric fasteners|Walls|Snowl/ | | 10 |Fabric fasteners|Walls|Snowl/ | ||
| | 11 |Steel Cable|Roof|WebsiLor|7x7AA04G (4mm diameter)|15|m|0.6 €/m|9.00| | | 11 |Steel Cable|Roof|WebsiLor|7x7AA04G (4mm diameter)|15|m|0.6 €/m|9.00| | ||
| | 12 |Tent Pegs|To fix the legs|Multivers|30 cm|7|items|1.2|8.4| | | 12 |Tent Pegs|To fix the legs|Multivers|30 cm|7|items|1.2|8.4| | ||
| - | | 13 |Hinges|Structure+Floor|/|/|36|items|/|/| | + | | 13 |Hinges|Structure+Floor|Unknown|Unknown|36|items|Unknown|Unknown| |
| ^**Total cost** : ~884.04 €^^^^^^^^^ | ^**Total cost** : ~884.04 €^^^^^^^^^ | ||
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| Regarding materials and components, the Bis team wants to adopt for the design of the shelter the best materials, sustainable, | Regarding materials and components, the Bis team wants to adopt for the design of the shelter the best materials, sustainable, | ||
| - | All the chosen materials are recyclable, being widely used aluminum, cotton fabric, and steel. The resulting shelters aim to ensure human needs, providing safety against external factors and, at the same time, have the role of encouraging the use of renewable natural materials as little as possible, but for long-term usable products.\\ | + | All the chosen materials are recyclable, being widely used aluminium, cotton fabric, and steel. The resulting shelters aim to ensure human needs, providing safety against external factors and, at the same time, have the role of encouraging the use of renewable natural materials as little as possible, but for long-term usable products.\\ |
| Time is the most important factor in carrying out a project. In close accordance with the purpose and budget, the quality in terms of time factor is dependent on all other aspects. If the goal is well set and the budget is assured, time is the guideline for the project. Thus, if the time management is achieved and respected, the project will be carried out in good parameters, at the same time, it is very important the time aimed at making and fixing the shelters in the specially arranged places. Time efficiency is the key to meeting the target.\\ | Time is the most important factor in carrying out a project. In close accordance with the purpose and budget, the quality in terms of time factor is dependent on all other aspects. If the goal is well set and the budget is assured, time is the guideline for the project. Thus, if the time management is achieved and respected, the project will be carried out in good parameters, at the same time, it is very important the time aimed at making and fixing the shelters in the specially arranged places. Time efficiency is the key to meeting the target.\\ | ||
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| * A = Accountable (Person who ensures that prerequisites of the task are met and who delegates the work to those responsible). | * A = Accountable (Person who ensures that prerequisites of the task are met and who delegates the work to those responsible). | ||
| * C = Consulted (Those whose opinions are sought, typically subject matter experts, and with whom there is two-way communication). | * C = Consulted (Those whose opinions are sought, typically subject matter experts, and with whom there is two-way communication). | ||
| - | * I = Informed (Those who are kept up-to-date on progress, often only on completion of the task or deliverable, | + | * I = Informed (Those who are kept up-to-date on progress, often only on completion of the task or deliverable, |
| + | * P = Participant (Those who have contributed to the accomplishment of a certain task).\\ | ||
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| When focussing on project management, we are reminded of the fact that having fluent communication is extremely important. As all the members are separated from each other because of COVID-19, clear communication is more important than ever before. Having all the member attempting to the two team meetings every week and providing them with the right tasks and feedback, is essential during this project.\\ | When focussing on project management, we are reminded of the fact that having fluent communication is extremely important. As all the members are separated from each other because of COVID-19, clear communication is more important than ever before. Having all the member attempting to the two team meetings every week and providing them with the right tasks and feedback, is essential during this project.\\ | ||
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| ==== - Conclusion ==== | ==== - Conclusion ==== | ||
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| ===== - Marketing Plan ===== | ===== - Marketing Plan ===== | ||
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| ==== - Introduction ==== | ==== - Introduction ==== | ||
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| The third idea the team wants to cover is using sites like " | The third idea the team wants to cover is using sites like " | ||
| - | In chapter 5 an explanation about the sustainability of our project is given. | + | In chapter 5 an explanation about the sustainability of our project is given.\\ |
| ===== - Eco-efficiency Measures for Sustainability ===== | ===== - Eco-efficiency Measures for Sustainability ===== | ||
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| ==== - Introduction ==== | ==== - Introduction ==== | ||
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| The concept of sustainability can be reached by looking at the environment, | The concept of sustainability can be reached by looking at the environment, | ||
| === - The environmental pillar=== | === - The environmental pillar=== | ||
| - | Global warming is a big problem during the current days. A lot of companies are committing a lot of resources on this problem. Unfortunately, | + | Global warming is a big problem during the current days. A lot of companies are committing a lot of resources on this problem. Unfortunately, |
| The location of the shelter is really important as well because there will always be a footprint of society in the area where it's placed. If this is in a location that is easy to reach, the garbage and broken materials can be transported to nearby dumps quite easily. The location should not endanger the environment in any way. In the optimal case, the shelters should be buildable with materials on hand in the disaster-struck areas so there are no transport costs. This will not work in the case of most disaster-struck areas so the focus should lie on the weight and size of the shelter together with the kind of material used to make the shelter to keep the transport as low as possible | The location of the shelter is really important as well because there will always be a footprint of society in the area where it's placed. If this is in a location that is easy to reach, the garbage and broken materials can be transported to nearby dumps quite easily. The location should not endanger the environment in any way. In the optimal case, the shelters should be buildable with materials on hand in the disaster-struck areas so there are no transport costs. This will not work in the case of most disaster-struck areas so the focus should lie on the weight and size of the shelter together with the kind of material used to make the shelter to keep the transport as low as possible | ||
| === - The economical pillar=== | === - The economical pillar=== | ||
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| Chapter 6 shows the ethical and deontological concerns that the team took into account while developing the shelters. | Chapter 6 shows the ethical and deontological concerns that the team took into account while developing the shelters. | ||
| ===== - Ethical and Deontological Concerns ===== | ===== - Ethical and Deontological Concerns ===== | ||
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| ==== - Introduction ==== | ==== - Introduction ==== | ||
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| ===== - Project Development ===== | ===== - Project Development ===== | ||
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| * Sealing System | * Sealing System | ||
| The sealing system refers to the hermetic closure between the component parts so that the heat is not lost or a temperature balance between the inside and outside space is maintained. At the same time, it is necessary to consider good insulation in adverse weather conditions that can endanger the life and health of people and at the same time, the materials and components of the shelter can be damaged.\\ | The sealing system refers to the hermetic closure between the component parts so that the heat is not lost or a temperature balance between the inside and outside space is maintained. At the same time, it is necessary to consider good insulation in adverse weather conditions that can endanger the life and health of people and at the same time, the materials and components of the shelter can be damaged.\\ | ||
| - | In the case of SafeBIS, natural materials have been chosen, mostly | + | In the case of SafeBIS, natural materials have been chosen, mostly |
| * Ventilation | * Ventilation | ||
| Ventilation is a very important factor that must be taken into account in any type of room. To achieve the recirculation of the air it is necessary a ventilation system, or the simplest, it is adopted the creation of a window in the fabric, so that both the light and the air enter and leave the shelter.\\ | Ventilation is a very important factor that must be taken into account in any type of room. To achieve the recirculation of the air it is necessary a ventilation system, or the simplest, it is adopted the creation of a window in the fabric, so that both the light and the air enter and leave the shelter.\\ | ||
| * Thermal Protection | * Thermal Protection | ||
| - | Thermal protection is achieved by choosing the cotton canvas, which is a good insulator, at the same time, for the floor is used aluminum | + | Thermal protection is achieved by choosing the cotton canvas, which is a good insulator, at the same time, for the floor is used aluminium |
| * Attachment System | * Attachment System | ||
| The attachment system mainly refers to the method by which we want to create a community of shelters for people who have been through a disaster.\\ | The attachment system mainly refers to the method by which we want to create a community of shelters for people who have been through a disaster.\\ | ||
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| - | === - Assembly Methods=== | + | === - Assembly Methods |
| **Assembly Method 1**\\ | **Assembly Method 1**\\ | ||
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| | 2 |Cotton Canvas|Outer Layer|fibre2fashion|35.42 m²|{{ :: | | 2 |Cotton Canvas|Outer Layer|fibre2fashion|35.42 m²|{{ :: | ||
| | 3 |Cotton Canvas|Inside Tent|fibre2fashion|58.78 m²|{{ :: | | 3 |Cotton Canvas|Inside Tent|fibre2fashion|58.78 m²|{{ :: | ||
| - | | 4 |ALU Panel-Aluminum | + | | 4 |ALU Panel-Aluminium |
| - | | 5 |Aluminum | + | | 5 |Aluminium |
| | 6 |Cork Roll|Floor|Corklink|15x1x0.004 m|{{ : | | 6 |Cork Roll|Floor|Corklink|15x1x0.004 m|{{ : | ||
| | 7 |Steel Plate|Legs|/ | | 7 |Steel Plate|Legs|/ | ||
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| == - Materials for beams === | == - Materials for beams === | ||
| - | First of all the team focused on finding the best type of wood to use as a construction material because creating a shelter with a warm, homey atmosphere was our priority. Trade-offs between different types of wood were done when SafeBIS decided to choose laminated oak wood as the material for the beams. A couple of weeks later when the team defined the fabric of the walls more precisely, changes were made, and rethinking the material of the beams was necessary. As the beams were too heavy and had to be attached to the fabric, the team decided to change the material from laminated oak wood to aluminum. The research that was done about oak wood and aluminum | + | First of all the team focused on finding the best type of wood to use as a construction material because creating a shelter with a warm, homey atmosphere was our priority. Trade-offs between different types of wood were done when SafeBIS decided to choose laminated oak wood as the material for the beams. A couple of weeks later when the team defined the fabric of the walls more precisely, changes were made, and rethinking the material of the beams was necessary. As the beams were too heavy and had to be attached to the fabric, the team decided to change the material from laminated oak wood to aluminium. The research that was done about oak wood and aluminium |
| * **OAK WOOD**\\ | * **OAK WOOD**\\ | ||
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| According to these results, laminated wood materials, more superior values than solid wood materials which were representing their kinds.\\ \\ | According to these results, laminated wood materials, more superior values than solid wood materials which were representing their kinds.\\ \\ | ||
| - | * **UNTREATED | + | * **UNTREATED |
| - | The advantages of aluminum | + | The advantages of aluminium |
| - | Untreated | + | Untreated |
| - | The downside is that there are a number of factors that negatively affect the corrosion resistance of aluminum, such as contact with other metals (copper, lead, iron) especially in combination with high moisture content, inorganic acids, chlorinated solvents, seawater, moist wood, wood impregnated with copper-containing salts and alkaline building materials (such as fresh concrete). | + | The downside is that there are a number of factors that negatively affect the corrosion resistance of aluminium, such as contact with other metals (copper, lead, iron) especially in combination with high moisture content, inorganic acids, chlorinated solvents, seawater, moist wood, wood impregnated with copper-containing salts and alkaline building materials (such as fresh concrete). |
| - | The properties (air-dry density, bending strength, modulus of elasticity in bending, compression strength, shear strength) of aluminum | + | The properties (air-dry density, bending strength, modulus of elasticity in bending, compression strength, shear strength) of aluminium |
| * Air-Dry Density (g/cm³): 2.70 | * Air-Dry Density (g/cm³): 2.70 | ||
| * Bending Strength (N/mm²): 310 | * Bending Strength (N/mm²): 310 | ||
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| * **CONCLUSION**\\ | * **CONCLUSION**\\ | ||
| - | When comparing laminated oak wood with aluminum, it isn't hard to see that aluminum | + | When comparing laminated oak wood with aluminium, it isn't hard to see that aluminium |
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| Doing more research about the quality of different types of cork and setting up a test to examine the qualities will not be able as company visits are not possible. In the second solution will be explained how more certainty about the strength of the floor can be obtained.\\ | Doing more research about the quality of different types of cork and setting up a test to examine the qualities will not be able as company visits are not possible. In the second solution will be explained how more certainty about the strength of the floor can be obtained.\\ | ||
| - | For the second solution, a second material will be added to the cork plate. Adding a bottom plate made out of a strong different material will ensure a greater total strength of the floor. Multiple species of wood and also aluminum | + | For the second solution, a second material will be added to the cork plate. Adding a bottom plate made out of a strong different material will ensure a greater total strength of the floor. Multiple species of wood and also aluminium |
| Marine Plywood, Ash wood, and Spruce wood were the three species that fitted the best in our " | Marine Plywood, Ash wood, and Spruce wood were the three species that fitted the best in our " | ||
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| *** CORK & ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANEL** | *** CORK & ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANEL** | ||
| - | After the team decided to change the oak wooden beams to beams made of aluminum, the floor was also rethought. As the team didn’t stick to the wooden beams and chose for lightness instead of a homey atmosphere, research was done to check if the wooden bottom layer of the floor could also be replaced by a layer made of a lighter material. The team bumped into an aluminum | + | After the team decided to change the oak wooden beams to beams made of aluminium, the floor was also rethought. As the team didn’t stick to the wooden beams and chose for lightness instead of a homey atmosphere, research was done to check if the wooden bottom layer of the floor could also be replaced by a layer made of a lighter material. The team bumped into an aluminium |
| - | The aluminum | + | The aluminium |
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| - | Also in terms of the environment, | + | Also in terms of the environment, |
| * **CONCLUSION**\\ | * **CONCLUSION**\\ | ||
| - | Regarding the research the team did about the aluminum | + | Regarding the research the team did about the aluminium |
| As the team still wanted to find a way to make the shelter as homey as possible, the decision was made to keep the cork roll. The cork roll is easy to roll out in the shelter so it can serve as carpet. The weight of the roll is 10.3 kg for covering the living area. Summing up this weight and the weight of the panel, a total weight of 119.5 kg is found.\\ | As the team still wanted to find a way to make the shelter as homey as possible, the decision was made to keep the cork roll. The cork roll is easy to roll out in the shelter so it can serve as carpet. The weight of the roll is 10.3 kg for covering the living area. Summing up this weight and the weight of the panel, a total weight of 119.5 kg is found.\\ | ||
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| The Bis Team set out to design a different, innovative packaging by using a component part of the shelter. Thus, the floor is used to incorporate inside of it all the necessary components for the construction of a shelter. The innovative packaging also helps in bringing huge profits and benefits for the firm. Here, the company gives a unique design to its product package with the intent to grab customer’s attention.\\ | The Bis Team set out to design a different, innovative packaging by using a component part of the shelter. Thus, the floor is used to incorporate inside of it all the necessary components for the construction of a shelter. The innovative packaging also helps in bringing huge profits and benefits for the firm. Here, the company gives a unique design to its product package with the intent to grab customer’s attention.\\ | ||
| By using as few materials as possible and turning the floor into a storage container, the costs are considerably reduced, but at the same time the impact on the environment, | By using as few materials as possible and turning the floor into a storage container, the costs are considerably reduced, but at the same time the impact on the environment, | ||
| - | The floor, obtained from a material with considerably good characteristics, | + | The floor, obtained from a material with considerably good characteristics, |
| - | The way in which the floor is folded is illustrated in Table {{ref> | + | The way in which the floor is folded is illustrated in Table {{ref> |
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| The model was made on a scale of 1:5 compared to the actual dimensions of the 3D model, considering the possible minor errors that occurred during the manufacture of materials and assembly of components.\\ | The model was made on a scale of 1:5 compared to the actual dimensions of the 3D model, considering the possible minor errors that occurred during the manufacture of materials and assembly of components.\\ | ||
| - | To make the model were used wooden beams that were painted to illustrate the aluminum | + | To make the model were used wooden beams that were painted to illustrate the aluminium |
| The floor also respects the structure, becoming the packaging solution for the entire ensemble. \\ | The floor also respects the structure, becoming the packaging solution for the entire ensemble. \\ | ||
| Finally, inside the skeleton was integrated the fabric that folds inside, at the same time with the movement of the skeleton. This whole body, together with its elements, is placed in the box and stored very easily.\\ | Finally, inside the skeleton was integrated the fabric that folds inside, at the same time with the movement of the skeleton. This whole body, together with its elements, is placed in the box and stored very easily.\\ | ||
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| === Product === | === Product === | ||
| This section shows the full look of shelter and gives a short explanation of the 4 most important characteristics of the design. A full look is included as SafeBIS wants to be transparent with the donors and other visitors. By showing the entire design we hope to convince people about the reliability of our brand and to gain their confidence. The four characteristics on the left are included to summarize the shelter shortly and to inform the visitors easily about the project. | This section shows the full look of shelter and gives a short explanation of the 4 most important characteristics of the design. A full look is included as SafeBIS wants to be transparent with the donors and other visitors. By showing the entire design we hope to convince people about the reliability of our brand and to gain their confidence. The four characteristics on the left are included to summarize the shelter shortly and to inform the visitors easily about the project. | ||
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| === About Us === | === About Us === | ||
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| Here was the starting point for product development, | Here was the starting point for product development, | ||
| - | In this part of the project, a diagram was developed in which certain necessary requirements were assigned and the result we obtain for maximum performance. The analysis of the necessary materials was done very carefully, researching information about the properties of each material to select the best option, thus sustainable and recyclable materials were chosen, mostly dominating | + | In this part of the project, a diagram was developed in which certain necessary requirements were assigned and the result we obtain for maximum performance. The analysis of the necessary materials was done very carefully, researching information about the properties of each material to select the best option, thus sustainable and recyclable materials were chosen, mostly dominating |
| All the materials used to build the SafeBIS shelter ensure safety, well-being, and the possibility of coexistence of a lot of people by creating modules.\\ | All the materials used to build the SafeBIS shelter ensure safety, well-being, and the possibility of coexistence of a lot of people by creating modules.\\ | ||
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| In the next chapter, is described the future development and a discussion that will present the conclusions and prospective the team drew during this project, so the team will discuss aspects related to the product, limitations, | In the next chapter, is described the future development and a discussion that will present the conclusions and prospective the team drew during this project, so the team will discuss aspects related to the product, limitations, | ||
| ===== - Conclusions ===== | ===== - Conclusions ===== | ||
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| ==== - Discussion ==== | ==== - Discussion ==== | ||
| The team set out to test the feasibility of creating a successful business surrounded the idea of providing safe unique temporary shelters, for people in areas affected by natural disasters. The team created a marketing plan to promote the foldable disaster shelter to target people and organizations. A detailed business plan was created to specify logistics, costs and funding, supplies, and target consumers. This allowed the team to fully specify the ins and out of the business to potential sponsors for future funding. In addition to the marketing plan, there were also goals of sustainability and ethical concerns pursued. \\ | The team set out to test the feasibility of creating a successful business surrounded the idea of providing safe unique temporary shelters, for people in areas affected by natural disasters. The team created a marketing plan to promote the foldable disaster shelter to target people and organizations. A detailed business plan was created to specify logistics, costs and funding, supplies, and target consumers. This allowed the team to fully specify the ins and out of the business to potential sponsors for future funding. In addition to the marketing plan, there were also goals of sustainability and ethical concerns pursued. \\ | ||
| - | According to the ideas the team started with at the beginning, the result is quite different. Starting with the design, the folding system and the materials used, they were optimized as much as possible, so that from the wood used for the whole structure of the shelter, the team agreed, following some tests, that aluminum | + | According to the ideas the team started with at the beginning, the result is quite different. Starting with the design, the folding system and the materials used, they were optimized as much as possible, so that from the wood used for the whole structure of the shelter, the team agreed, following some tests, that aluminium |
| The folding system is more efficient and fast, avoiding the use of additional bonding materials and the use of too many materials.\\ | The folding system is more efficient and fast, avoiding the use of additional bonding materials and the use of too many materials.\\ | ||
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