Engineering Project

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  1. R
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    27 Jan '10 23:42
    hey all,

    I and a small group af aspiring engineers have a project for school that could involve the re-design/re-engineering of an existing concept, coming up with something new, basically anything that could be theoretically brought to realization with minimal engineering skills. lol

    Any ideas, would be greatly appriciated.
    Thanks

    Eric
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    a one-wheeled family vehicle
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    Grey water recycling
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    What kind of engineering skills? Civil? Chemical? other?
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    28 Jan '10 13:42
    Originally posted by dannyUchiha
    What kind of engineering skills? Civil? Chemical? other?
    Our team consists of 2 Mechanicals,1 Electrical...and we're sophmores so novice skill level.
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    28 Jan '10 13:42
    Originally posted by ua41
    Grey water recycling
    What is Grey water?
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    Waste water.
    So for example, the water you use in your shower should be recycled for the toilet. No point in dumping my waste in water that is cleaning and drinkable.
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    30 Jan '10 22:33
    Originally posted by ua41
    Waste water.
    So for example, the water you use in your shower should be recycled for the toilet. No point in dumping my waste in water that is cleaning and drinkable.
    That is already a done deal, it's called Gray water flushing, where you have a tank in the basement, say 100 gallons or more, and the water from the shower or the bathtub is diverted there instead of going directly to the drain but instead going to the toilets. This has been shown to give at least a 20% decrease in water consumed.
    The project is not as simple as I make it sound but very easy in terms of plumbing.
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