I have had an opportunity to serve as a divisor of senior design projects in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Wisconsin Platteville.
Many amazing students put what they have learned in the engineering courses into practice from concept to design during accomplishing these projects.
Kyle Andreae, Benjamin Sulzer,
Jarod Dempsey, Matthew Weimerskirch, Senior design team, Fall 2018.
The project determined the location, dimensions, and fixtures for the splash pad and playground equipment. Additionally, it served to define pipe size and routes while determining the applicability of potential flow systems such as sewer lift, closed-recycling, or stormwater discharge for water treatment and disposal. Aqua-Rec Designers would also review the applicability of grants provided by the client regarding potential funding sources for the project (Co-advised by Dr. Robert Schmitt).
Keaton Verhoeven, Jordan Parker, Nic Matter, Ben Mogilevsky, Senior design team, Fall 2018.
There is currently an existing Varco Pruden metal storage building located in Appleton, Wisconsin. The owners of this building require additional space and have requested that an addition to the building be made. In order for the addition to be completed, modifications to the existing structure must be made (Co-advised by Dr. Hanwan Jiang).
Christian Lepinske, Cole Meyer,Nathan Virgin, Donovan Kilker, Senior design team, Spring 2019.
Rolling Hills Church of Platteville, Wisconsin requires a larger area for worship. This project included designing optimal placement for structures and supporting elements, design solutions for building, parking lot, and stormwater structures (Co-advised by Dr. Amr A El Ragaby).
Eric Henschel , Ross Kahler, Drew Lindh,
Tyler Zettl, Senior design team, Spring 2019.
Sanders Creek in Boscobel, WI has historic flooding events over last couple of years. This project objective was to determine alternatives to Highway 61 culvert and downstream channels to prevent overflowing river on top of Highway 61 (Co-advised by Dr. Austin S Polebistki)
Ian Breitlow, Bijoy babu, Mitchel Daharsh, Senior design team, Fall 2019
The City of Dodgeville has required several alternatives for designing a splash pad with concrete slab including specific design, layout, location, materials list, part list, maintenance/staffing plan, cost estimation and renderings of the final product. Additionally, the group will investigate the feasibility of each alternative to provide a technical report to the City of Dodgeville, Wisconsin (Co-advised by Dr. Christina Curras) .
Ian Breitlow, Bijoy babu, Mitchel Daharsh, Senior design team, Fall 2019
The City of Dodgeville has required several alternatives for designing a splash pad with concrete slab including specific design, layout, location, materials list, part list, maintenance/staffing plan, cost estimation and renderings of the final product. Additionally, the group will investigate the feasibility of each alternative to provide a technical report to the City of Dodgeville, Wisconsin (Co-advised by Dr. Christina Curras) .
Austin Andrews, Drew Adel, Garrett Hefter, Rakan Alharbi, Spring 2020
The design for the Glenwood Park Restoration performed by Kendall Engineers. The focus of this project was on developing drainage alternatives, a new pavilion design, and preparing a logical phasing plan with cost estimate. Based on feedback from the Village of Kendall, the design has been altered as appropriate. Taken into consideration in this design are the building codes, floodplain development codes, and best practices for park design. Kendall Engineers’ interpretation of the floodplain development code was verified in conversations with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources to ensure the conclusions reached were code-compliant. Loading calculations were performed on the new pavilion design (Co-advised by Dr. Robert Schmitt,).
Ann Beyer, Hunter Ellenbecker, Ryan McClure, Spring 2020
Platte River Engineers has completed the requested design of a private bridge over the Little Platte River at 1722 CTH B, Platteville, Wisconsin. The bridge will be used to allow access for emergency and construction equipment, as well as any resident of the home across the river at regular and flood levels (Co-advised by Dr. Hanwan Jiang). .