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Project ID

117

Project steward

Jan Steinman

Need

When the electricity is out, we have no water, and the yellow house has no effective heat.

Description

With a junction box and approximately 50 metres of appropriate cable, we can power both the yellow house and the pump house with the diesel generator owned by Carol and Jan. This same system can provide limited electrical power to the white house and classroom building, but not enough for anything that heats up.

Status

Goal or deliverable

  1. A set of adaptors, plugs, sockets and cable that will run from the generator at the north east corner of the yellow house to the pump house.
  2. Training, written instructions, and breaker panel labels so that emergency power can be provided to all buildings on-site in a safe and reliable manner.

Timeline, schedule, or end date

  • 2010-02-02: write-up emergency power procedure DONE
  • 2010-10-01: procure materials (Slegg).
  • 2010-10-08: map out and mark breakers appropriately.
  • 2010-10-15: wire up materials and test.
  • 2010-10-19: training residents of both houses.

Plan

  1. procure materials
  2. wire it up
  3. testing
  4. training emergency power procedure

Financial budget

Item Quan Each Total
240VAC, 30A socket, 3 conductor 2 $30.00 $60.00
240VAC, 30A plug, 3 conductor 3 $30.00 $90.00
240VAC, 30A socket, 4 conductor 1 $30.00 $30.00
150 feet of SOW #10/3 cable 150 $1.90 $285.00
30A double Square D circuit breaker 1 $30.00 $30.00
Junction box 1 $5.00 $5.00
Cable clamps 3 $1.00 $3.00
Misc hardware 1 $47.00 $47.00
Total $550.00


Labor budget

  • Jan: 2 hours design and procurement
  • Jan: 8 hours implementation
  • Jan (and others): 2 person-hours testing
  • Jan and several people who will be allowed to operate the system: 8 person-hours training


Time Log

next 25
WhoInOutHoursActivityAccomplishmentPaid
Jan Steinman2010-02-02 14:20:002010-02-02 15:12:000.8667WritingEmergency Power procedure pageno
Jan Steinman2010-01-29 11:04:002010-01-29 11:54:000.8333CorrespondingEcoReality correspondence: James about emergency power project, Kerstynno
Jan Steinman2010-01-22 14:00:002010-01-22 14:55:000.9167Designingmake parts list and budget for emergency power projectno
next 25

Vehicle Log

WhoVehicleDateDistanceCostPurposeNotesPaid
Jan SteinmanBlue Jetta2010-01-1817 km$6.460EcoRealitySlegg, pigtail generator adaptoryes

Summary

total

Hours
2.6

by person

WhoHours
Jan Steinman2.6

by activity

NameHours
Corresponding0.8
Designing0.9
Writing0.9

by vehicle

"Vehicles" with no odometer, such as tractors or stationary equipment, are in tenths of an hour, rather than kilometres.

NameDistance
Blue Jetta17 km


Final accounting

List of disbursements, including:

  • final, reconciled costs of the project,
  • where money came from for the project, including Class A/B investment shares and to whom they are issued,
  • final, reconciled labour on the project,
    After final accounting, no more time can be allocated to a project.
  • Class B investment shares and to whom they are issues.

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