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Preliminary Design Review The bus frame needs to be lightweight from aluminum to allow for greater fuel efficiency and cost reductions to run the buses. When redesigning the CATA bus, we want to make sure that aluminum is incorporated into the design to increase the effectiveness of CATA buses around Penn State s campus and the State College area. All of our redesigns will include aluminum in some facet to lower the bus cost and potentially increase the number of buses running. Our redesigns will focus on these specific criteria: Need less crowded buses Need more buses per route Need green buses Need more timely buses Need longer stops Need bigger buses Need cheaper buses Need accurate bus stop information Need quicker buses Need comfortable seats Need friendly bus drivers Customer needs Weight Overall importance Need less crowded buses 4 2 Need more buses per route 5 1 Need green buses 4 3 Need bigger buses 3 6 Need cheaper buses 4 4 Need longer stops 3 7 Need accurate bus stop 2 8 information Need quicker buses 3 5 Need comfortable seats 2 9 Need friendly bus drivers 1 10 *weight bases on frequency of demand Based on this information, our goal is to create a cheaper and efficient bus line that will allow more buses to be implemented. This will satisfy all the riders who believe there aren t enough buses, the buses take too long, and the riders who would like less crowded buses.

These redesign criteria will help our team to come up with several different concepts for improvements to the CATA bus design. If implemented, CATA buses will become a more efficient feature here at Penn State. To aid with the redesign process, our team focused on parts of the bus that would be easy to replace using aluminum that would not affect the way the bus functioned. The redesigns for the CATA buses were created using concept generation maps. 100% Aluminum Bus 50% Aluminum/ 50% Steel 100% Steel Aluminum Shell Bus Shell Steel Shell

Aluminum Chassis Chassis Steel Chassis Aluminum Frame Bus Frame Steel Frame The concept generation maps that were created helped in the creation of the CATA bus redesigns by focusing on which parts of the bus can be replaced with aluminum to help make a highly sustainable and more efficient bus. After creating a model of the bus in SolidWorks, sustainability tests were run to see which models were the most sustainable to the environment. As a baseline, the bus was made with cast stainless steel and the data was taken in terms of energy consumption and pollution in the environment. For each of the redesigns, aluminum alloy 6063 was incorporated and then new measurements were taken. The first redesign was a bus made completely out of aluminum. The second redesign is a bus made all from steel, but with the frame made from aluminum. The third redesign is an aluminum bus with the frame made out of steel. The fourth redesign is an aluminum chassis with a bus made from steel. The final redesign is an aluminum bus with a chassis made of steel.

Sustainability Report Model Name: Steel Bus Weight: 7.30E+5 kg Built to last: Duration of use: Environmental Impact (calculated using CML impact assessment methodology) Carbon Footprint Total Energy Consumed 6.4E+7 kg CO2e 6.3E+8 MJ 4.1E+6 kg CO2e 6.0E+7 MJ 0.00 kg CO2e 0.00 MJ 8.9E+5 kg CO2e 1.3E+7 MJ 4.0E+5 kg CO2e 2.9E+5 MJ 6.9E+7 kg CO2e Air Acidification 7.0E+8 MJ Water Eutrophication 1.6E+5 kg SO2e 1.7E+5 kg PO4e 2.8E+4 kg SO2e 1000 kg PO4e 0.00 kg SO2e 0.00 kg PO4e 7500 kg SO2e 1200 kg PO4e 200 kg SO2e 500 kg PO4e 2.0E+5 kg SO2e 1.8E+5 kg PO4e

Sustainability Report Model Name: Aluminum Bus Weight: 2.56E+5 kg Built to last: Duration of use: Environmental Impact (calculated using CML impact assessment methodology) Carbon Footprint Total Energy Consumed 3.5E+7 kg CO2e 8.6E+5 kg CO2e 0.00 kg CO2e 4.4E+5 kg CO2e 1.4E+5 kg CO2e 3.6E+7 kg CO2e 4.6E+8 MJ Air Acidification 2.5E+5 kg SO2e Water Eutrophication 2.4E+5 kg SO2e 5800 kg SO2e 0.00 kg SO2e 2000 kg SO2e 72 kg SO2e 8400 kg PO4e 4.4E+8 MJ 1.2E+7 MJ 0.00 MJ 6.6E+6 MJ 1.0E+5 MJ 7500 kg PO4e 210 kg PO4e 0.00 kg PO4e 460 kg PO4e 180 kg PO4e Material Financial Impact 5632694.30 USD Component Environmental Impact Top Ten Components Contributing Most to the Four Areas of Environmental Impact Component Carbon Water Air Energy bus cover 2.7E+6 590 1.8E+4 3.3E+7 Bus chassis 3.7E+5 81 2400 4.5E+6 bus frame base 1.5E+5 34 1000 1.9E+6 frame plate 1.1E+5 24 730 1.3E+6 Bus axle 2.2E+4 4.8 140 2.7E+5 bus frame sweep 1.9E+4 4.1 120 2.3E+5

Environmental Impact Comparison New Design: Better Worse Original Design: Baseline Carbon Footprint - Comparison Total Energy Consumed - Comparison Total : 3.6E+7 kg CO2e Total : 4.6E+8 MJ : 6.9E+7 kg CO2e : 6.9E+8 MJ Air Acidification - Comparison Water Eutrophication - Comparison Total : 2.5E+5 kg SO2e Total : 8400 kg PO4e : 1.9E+5 kg SO2e : 1.7E+5 kg PO4e

Sustainability Report Model Name: Steel Bus Aluminum Frame Weight: Built to last: Duration of use: 6.51E+5 kg Environmental Impact (calculated using CML impact assessment methodology) Carbon Footprint Total Energy Consumed 6.4E+7 kg CO2e Air Acidification 2.0E+5 kg SO2e 5.9E+7 kg CO2e 3.6E+6 kg CO2e 0.00 kg CO2e 1.1E+6 kg CO2e 3.6E+5 kg CO2e 1.8E+5 kg SO2e 2.4E+4 kg SO2e 0.00 kg SO2e 4800 kg SO2e 180 kg SO2e 6.6E+8 MJ Water Eutrophication 1.5E+5 kg PO4e 5.9E+8 MJ 5.2E+7 MJ 0.00 MJ 1.6E+7 MJ 2.6E+5 MJ 1.5E+5 kg PO4e 890 kg PO4e 0.00 kg PO4e 1100 kg PO4e 450 kg PO4e Material Financial Impact 931370.50 USD Component Environmental Impact Top Ten Components Contributing Most to the Four Areas of Environmental Impact Component Carbon Water Air Energy bus cover 5.4E+6 1.3E+4 1.6E+4 5.5E+7 Bus chassis 7.4E+5 1800 2200 7.6E+6 bus frame base 1.5E+5 34 1000 1.9E+6 frame plate 1.1E+5 24 730 1.3E+6 Bus axle 4.4E+4 100 130 4.5E+5 bus frame sweep 1.9E+4 4.1 120 2.3E+5

Environmental Impact Comparison New Design: Better Worse Original Design: Baseline Carbon Footprint - Comparison Total Energy Consumed - Comparison Total : 6.4E+7 kg CO2e Total : 6.6E+8 MJ : 6.9E+7 kg CO2e : 6.9E+8 MJ Air Acidification - Comparison Water Eutrophication - Comparison Total : 2.0E+5 kg SO2e Total : 1.5E+5 kg PO4e : 1.9E+5 kg SO2e : 1.7E+5 kg PO4e

Sustainability Report Model Name: Aluminum Bus Steel Frame Weight: Built to last: Duration of use: 3.34E+5 kg Environmental Impact (calculated using CML impact assessment methodology) Carbon Footprint Total Energy Consumed 4.2E+7 kg CO2e Air Acidification 2.4E+5 kg SO2e 4.0E+7 kg CO2e 1.4E+6 kg CO2e 0.00 kg CO2e 6.5E+5 kg CO2e 1.8E+5 kg CO2e 2.3E+5 kg SO2e 9400 kg SO2e 0.00 kg SO2e 2900 kg SO2e 93 kg SO2e 5.0E+8 MJ Water Eutrophication 3.6E+4 kg PO4e 4.7E+8 MJ 2.0E+7 MJ 0.00 MJ 9.7E+6 MJ 1.3E+5 MJ 3.5E+4 kg PO4e 350 kg PO4e 0.00 kg PO4e 670 kg PO4e 230 kg PO4e Material Financial Impact 4701323.80 USD Component Environmental Impact Top Ten Components Contributing Most to the Four Areas of Environmental Impact Component Carbon Water Air Energy bus cover 2.7E+6 590 1.8E+4 3.3E+7 bus frame base 3.1E+5 730 930 3.1E+6 frame plate 2.2E+5 530 670 2.3E+6 Bus chassis 3.7E+5 81 2400 4.5E+6 bus frame sweep 3.8E+4 91 110 3.9E+5 Bus axle 2.2E+4 4.8 140 2.7E+5

Environmental Impact Comparison New Design: Better Worse Original Design: Baseline Carbon Footprint - Comparison Total Energy Consumed - Comparison Total : 4.2E+7 kg CO2e Total : 5.0E+8 MJ : 6.9E+7 kg CO2e : 6.9E+8 MJ Air Acidification - Comparison Water Eutrophication - Comparison Total : 2.4E+5 kg SO2e Total : 3.6E+4 kg PO4e : 1.9E+5 kg SO2e : 1.7E+5 kg PO4e

Sustainability Report Model Name: Steel Bus Aluminum Chassis Weight: Built to last: Duration of use: 6.77E+5 kg Environmental Impact (calculated using CML impact assessment methodology) Carbon Footprint Total Energy Consumed 6.6E+7 kg CO2e Air Acidification 2.0E+5 kg SO2e 6.1E+7 kg CO2e 3.8E+6 kg CO2e 0.00 kg CO2e 1.1E+6 kg CO2e 3.7E+5 kg CO2e 1.7E+5 kg SO2e 2.5E+4 kg SO2e 0.00 kg SO2e 5100 kg SO2e 190 kg SO2e 6.8E+8 MJ Water Eutrophication 1.6E+5 kg PO4e 6.0E+8 MJ 5.5E+7 MJ 0.00 MJ 1.7E+7 MJ 2.7E+5 MJ 1.5E+5 kg PO4e 930 kg PO4e 0.00 kg PO4e 1200 kg PO4e 470 kg PO4e Material Financial Impact 627690.40 USD Component Environmental Impact Top Ten Components Contributing Most to the Four Areas of Environmental Impact Component Carbon Water Air Energy bus cover 5.4E+6 1.3E+4 1.6E+4 5.5E+7 Bus chassis 3.7E+5 81 2400 4.5E+6 bus frame base 3.1E+5 730 930 3.1E+6 frame plate 2.2E+5 530 670 2.3E+6 bus frame sweep 3.8E+4 91 110 3.9E+5 Bus axle 2.2E+4 4.8 140 2.7E+5

Environmental Impact Comparison New Design: Better Worse Original Design: Baseline Carbon Footprint - Comparison Total Energy Consumed - Comparison Total : 6.6E+7 kg CO2e Total : 6.8E+8 MJ : 6.9E+7 kg CO2e : 6.9E+8 MJ Air Acidification - Comparison Water Eutrophication - Comparison Total : 2.0E+5 kg SO2e Total : 1.6E+5 kg PO4e : 1.9E+5 kg SO2e : 1.7E+5 kg PO4e

Sustainability Report Model Name: Aluminum Bus Steel Chassis Weight: Built to last: Duration of use: 3.09E+5 kg Environmental Impact (calculated using CML impact assessment methodology) Carbon Footprint Total Energy Consumed 4.0E+7 kg CO2e Air Acidification 2.4E+5 kg SO2e 3.8E+7 kg CO2e 1.2E+6 kg CO2e 0.00 kg CO2e 5.8E+5 kg CO2e 1.7E+5 kg CO2e 2.3E+5 kg SO2e 8200 kg SO2e 0.00 kg SO2e 2600 kg SO2e 86 kg SO2e 4.8E+8 MJ Water Eutrophication 2.7E+4 kg PO4e 4.6E+8 MJ 1.8E+7 MJ 0.00 MJ 8.7E+6 MJ 1.2E+5 MJ 2.6E+4 kg PO4e 300 kg PO4e 0.00 kg PO4e 600 kg PO4e 210 kg PO4e Material Financial Impact 5005003.90 USD Component Environmental Impact Top Ten Components Contributing Most to the Four Areas of Environmental Impact Component Carbon Water Air Energy bus cover 2.7E+6 590 1.8E+4 3.3E+7 Bus chassis 7.4E+5 1800 2200 7.6E+6 bus frame base 1.5E+5 34 1000 1.9E+6 frame plate 1.1E+5 24 730 1.3E+6 Bus axle 4.4E+4 100 130 4.5E+5 bus frame sweep 1.9E+4 4.1 120 2.3E+5

Environmental Impact Comparison New Design: Better Worse Original Design: Baseline Carbon Footprint - Comparison Total Energy Consumed - Comparison Total : 4.0E+7 kg CO2e Total : 4.8E+8 MJ : 6.9E+7 kg CO2e : 6.9E+8 MJ Air Acidification - Comparison Water Eutrophication - Comparison Total : 2.4E+5 kg SO2e Total : 2.7E+4 kg PO4e : 1.9E+5 kg SO2e : 1.7E+5 kg PO4e

Concept Design Selection Concept Weight Overall importance Aluminum Bus 2 1 Aluminum Frame 3 4 Steel Frame 5 3 Aluminum Chassis 2 5 Steel Chassis 4 2 1. A 100% aluminum bus would be revolutionary. A quick, lightweight bus that allows for fast travel and not to mention; if all the buses were made out of aluminum the costs would be much lower. The downside, however, is that an aluminum bus is not as strong as a steel bus and in an accident the aluminum bus might not protect the riders as well as steel. 2. An aluminum bus with a steel chassis would be lightweight and a low amount of materials would be required to make the bus. The steel chassis makes the bus sturdy as well as protects it from bumper collisions, but any damage done to the body of the bus would be dangerous to the passengers riding. 3. The steel frame supporting the bus would be one of the safest models to produce. With low levels of pollution to the environment and moderate cost of production, this efficient bus would allow CATA to manufacture more buses and have a greater number of buses on each route. 4. Manufacturing a bus with an aluminum frame would create a bus that wouldn t be the safest for the passengers or the driver. It would be one of the cheaper models to produce, but the amount of energy needed to create it and the pollution it would have to the environment makes this an inefficient model. 5. A bus with an aluminum chassis would be the cheapest model to produce, but its lack of safety and stability, as well as the high amounts of energy needed to produce the bus, would make this a questionable option when looking at how to maximize the number of buses.