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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<head>
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<title>Fabrication</title>
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<body>
<!--Nav Bar-->
<?php include("includes/nav_subteam.php");?>
<div id= "fabrication_banner">
<h1 id="fabrication_title"> Fabrication Subteams </h1>
</div>
<div class="fabrication_color1">
<h2 class="blue" id="fabrication_team1"> Horizontal Filtration </h2>
<div class="fabrication_team_container" id="fabrication_team_container1">
<div class="fabrication_txt">
<p>Horizontal filtration is a completely new innovation for the AguaClara team, arising
from a desire to make the 1 L/s plants easier to make and ship by eliminating the
Enclosed Stacked Rapid Sand Filter. To create a horizontal filter, aspects of the
sedimentation tanks and current filter design will be used, such as the relationship between
backwash and operational speed, as well as the design of the plate settlers. Our goals for the
semester are to begin design and fabrication of a horizontal flow filter. This will involve characterization
of key parameters, using Fusion360 to make a model of the system, and fabrication of a prototype. </p>
<h3> Members: </h3>
<ul>
<li>Clare O'Connor | [email protected] </li>
<li>Chris Galantino | [email protected] </li>
<li>Corson Chao | [email protected] </li>
</ul>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="fabrication_color2">
<h2 class="green" id="fabrication_team2">Sensor Development </h2>
<div class="fabrication_team_container" id="fabrication_team_container2">
<div class="fabrication_txt">
<p>The goal of the Sensor Development subteam is to create sensors that help monitor water quality
during the water treatment process, for the purpose of improving experimentation in other subteams
and facilitating the work of plant operators. In particular, the team has been working on a particle
concentration and turbidity sensor for the last few semesters, beginning with a fluidized bed solids
detector developed for in-lab use and now a submersible solids detector for field use.
The submersible solids detector is the main focus for the team this semester.
Two different designs based on an endoscope and a pre-developed turbidity sensor will be tested
to measure the height of the sludge blanket in the sedimentation tanks.<p>
<h3> Members: </h3>
<ul>
<li>Lois Lee | [email protected] </li>
<li>Srilekha Vangavolu | [email protected] </li>
<li> Hannah Si | [email protected]</li>
</ul>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="fabrication_color1">
<h2 class="blue" id="fabrication_team3" >High Flow Float Valve </h2>
<div class="fabrication_team_container" id="fabrication_team_container3">
<div class="fabrication_txt">
<p> High Flow Float Valve is a fabrication team that will fabricate a float valve to
alleviate distribution tank overflow during off-peak hours. The high flow float valve will control
the flow rate of water into the distribution tank. The distribution tank is the storage tank for clean
water exiting the treatment plant before it is distributed to the community, and overflows when the tank
is full. Overflow happens mainly during off-peak hours from midnight to dawn when demand is low.
Avoiding overflow is desirable because the excess treated drinking water is wasted.
To avoid the tank overflowing, the float valve will decrease the flow rate as the tank fills up.</p>
<h3> Members: </h3>
<ul>
<li>Felix Yang | [email protected] </li>
<li>Julia Timko | [email protected] </li>
<li>Alycia Storch | [email protected] </li>
</ul>
</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="fabrication_color2">
<h2 class="green" id="fabrication_team4">Ram Pump</h2>
<div class="fabrication_team_container" id="fabrication_team_container4">
<div class="fabrication_txt">
<p> The purpose of the Ram Pump team is to design and develop a properly functioning hydraulic ram pump,
or hydram, for implementation in AguaClara plants. The hydram can be used to deliver water from below
the facility back to the top for utilization in chemical stock tanks or to collect water at higher
elevations for alternative uses.<p>
<h3> Members: </h3>
<ul>
<li>Maile McCann | [email protected] </li>
<li>Steven Lopez | [email protected] </li>
<li>Will Lopez | [email protected] </li>
</ul>
</div>
</div>
</div>
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