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KB7056: Advance Practice Semester Description This is a 60 credit module which is designed for all full-time postgraduate programmes within the Mechanical and Construction Engineering (MCE) Department. This module provides you with the option to either work on a real world industrial project, undertake a work placement or join a research group for one semester as part of your programme. This experience gives you the opportunity to apply skills and knowledge acquired during the taught part of your programme and to acquire new skills and knowledge in an alternative learning environment to enhance your employability skills. Assessment on the module is designed to develop your ability as a reflective life-long learner by facilitating self-evaluation of learning against your personal learning contract. Advanced Practice Award: Your Advanced Practice semester will be assessed on a pass or fail basis and does not contribute to the classification of your degree. However when taken and passed it is recognised both in your transcript as a 60 credit Advanced Practice Module and in your degree title. How will I learn on this module? This module is designed to promote your technical and personal development and enhance your employability opportunities on a global scale by offering you the opportunity to experience learning out-with your taught programme of study. Learning will vary according to the Advanced Practice pathway you select. You will experience learning in a workplace/industrial settings by applying your existing engineering and management skills and knowledge to new situations and enhancing professional skills in your chosen discipline. Module Learning outcomes: Knowledge & Understanding: MLO1: Reflect upon, challenge and extend existing personal knowledge of your discipline. MLO2: Evidence an enhanced understanding of your discipline through the application of existing knowledge in unfamiliar learning environments and through the acquisition of new knowledge and perspectives derived from experience out-with your formal taught programme. Intellectual/Professional skills & abilities: MLO3: Exercise self-direction of your own learning by identifying and managing tasks individually and as a member of a team which address your personal goals. MLO4: Demonstrate mastery of intellectual and professional skills appropriate to your discipline. MLO5: Critically analyse and communicate ideas in appropriate written and verbal forms. Personal Values/Attributes: * MLO6: Demonstrate self-awareness of personal development. How will I be supported academically on this module? You will be supported during your AP semester by three members team covering all the basis for a skilled and knowledgable postgraduate student; 1. You will be mentored by an industrial client throughout the project 2. You will be technically supported by an accomplished academic member of the staff at MCE 3. You will be mentored by AP project manager to provide you with the opportunity to learn and apply the project management skills When AP semester will start: Prior to your Advanced Practice semester, you will attend briefing meeting (s) given by the AP team and you will be allocated a project according to your previous academic and professional experience. Submission required · The group presentation and individual reflective report (max 3000 words) is to be submitted through Blackboard. · Expected size of the submission: The report should contain no more than 3,000 words (max 12 sides of A4 sheets) typeset in 1.5 lines inter-line interval with 11 pt Arial font with 15mm margins on each side. Please provide a word count after the conclusions. Annexes are not included in the page limit. The University’s Word Limit Policy will be applied, [https://www.northumbria.ac.uk/about-us/university-services/academic-registry/quality-and-teaching-excellence/assessment/guidance-for-students/]. · Referencing style: Harvard reference style. The submission will undergo check to detect plagiarism. [https://library.northumbria.ac.uk/skillsplus/referencing-plagiarism]. · Late submissions will incur penalty as explained in Further Information section below. Academic integrity statement: You must adhere to the university regulations on academic conduct. Formal inquiry proceedings will be instigated if there is any suspicion of plagiarism or any other form of misconduct in your work. Refer to the Universitys Assessment Regulations for Northumbria Awards if you are unclear as to the meaning of these terms. The latest copy is available on the University website. Failure to submit: The University requires all students to submit assessed coursework by the deadline stated in the assessment brief. Where coursework is submitted without approval after the published hand-in deadline, penalties will be applied as defined in the University Policy on the Late Submission of Work. Page 1 of 3 KB7052 Research Project Page 2 of 3     Suggested Format 3000 word Reflective report  ( this is an example and not mandatory)  Part 1  500 –  750  words  Abstract of  Project   Abstract description of project   The client and specific requirement    Project Aims and Objectives   Group roles   Outcomes Achieved    Part 2:  1500 –  2000  words  Research  Methodologies  Applied   Research methodologies applied   Target Audience Learning Styles considered to support your  outcomes (Cognitive/ Psychomotor)   Identified Knowledge transfer skills employed to support  client’s requirements   Processes embedded within your outcomes (online  collaboration/ Video presenting)   New skills learnt or adopted   Timeline / overview of key stages    Evidence of Teamwork/ Collaboration   Engagement with the Industrial Simulation   Feedback‐ from client/ academic supervisor ( may wish to  support this with the minutes from meetings)   Part 3:  500 –  750  words  Conclusion  Evaluation of outcomes achieved   Skills learnt    Impact of Covid on Teaching and Learning (changes/  knowledge transfer and the lessons learnt)  What you will do next:   Explore some of the theory and processes to support your final  dissertation   Engagement with client to support their needs   SWOT assessment         Ray Elysee  updated 17.5.21                              SAFE AUSTRALIA: LIGHT GAUGE STEEL TEAM 20 : SANDEEP CHITTIBOYINA (PROJECT MANAGER) EMY ARIAPPILLY KUNJUMOL (COMMUNICATION LEAD) SRI MANI KRISHNA SAHIT MATTA (TECHNICAL LEAD) SRI CHARAN KANDLAKUNTA (RESEARCH LEAD) OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION SI NO CONTENTS SLIDE NO 1 INTRODUCTION 3 2 AIM & OBJECTIVES 4 3 LIGHT GAUGE STEEL BENEFITS AND BARRIERS 5 4 APPLICATION OF LIGHT GAUGE STEEL IN CONSTRUCTION 6 5 PREFABRICATION OF LIGHT GAUGE STEEL 7 6 PROTECTION OF LIGHT GAUGE STEEL 8 7 TYPES OF CLADDING FOR PROTECTION 10 8 WAYS TO LOWER CONSTRCUTION COSTS 11 9 LIGHT GAUGE STEEL IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES 12 10 SUSTAINBILITY BENEFITS OF LIGHT GAUGE STEEL 14 11 RECOMMENDATIONS 15 12 CONCLUSION 16 13 REFERENCES 17 INTRODUCTION Project investigating the application of light gauge steel in construction sectors. Construction industry are accelerating a change from the traditional, on-site construction approach to Offsite pre-fabrication (Malik, Ahmad and Al-Hussein, 2019). Light gauge steel is commonly used in residential dwellings or apartments roof structures in Australia, replacing conventional timber trusses. 3 AIM OBJECTIVES Extending the use of light gauge steel in construction Determine the application pattern by country or continent Identifying opportunities and barriers for applying Light gauge steel in countries where there is low or no use Analyse the best practices for using light gauge steel application in construction. LIGHT GAUGE STEEL- BENEFITS & BARRIERS Benefits Light weight and Durable Higher strength allows greater spacing between members. Saving in cost, material, time & manpower It does not rot, shrink, warp, or decompose like wood structures Barriers Allows the passage of sound Lose strength in the advent of fire  Skilled labor and supervision is required APPLICATION OF LIGHT GAUGE STEEL IN CONSTRUCTION Fig 1 : Applications of light gauge steel Source :(https://www.framecad.com/en/construction/application) PREFABRICATION OF LIGHT GAUGE STEEL Malik, Ahmad and Al-Hussein (2019) Combination of good design with modern high-performance components and quality-controlled manufacturing procedures. Increases the quality of the final product, labor safety, and project deliverability. Prefabricated construction provides superior quality product as well as improved productivity and sustainability. The study reports an 86\% increase in prefabrication and preassembly over the past 15 years Fig 2 : Placing prefabricated light gauge steel in site PROTECTION OF LIGHT GAUGE STEEL Protection from corrosion Way, Ola, biddle and Lawson (2009) Corrosion occurs on surface of bare carbon steel . The standard form of corrosion protection for cold-formed steel sections is the continuous hot-dip zinc coating. Another method is Galvanization, used usually with a standard Z275 coating. Zinc - Aluminium coatings are commonly using in Australia.     Protection from fire Durability of Light Steel Construction (2014) Clad the steel with fire rated sheeting or drywall. Provided by one or two layers of plasterboard.  Gypsum-based boards ,cement particle board and magnesium silicate boards are using for fire protection. Fig 3 : Plaster board for fire protection (Fernado, Teng and Torero, 2015) TYPES OF CLADDING FOR PROTECTION (Fernado, Teng and Torero, 2015) Fig 4: Cladding types Ways Cold-Formed Steel Framing Can Lower Your Total Construction Costs Fig 6: (Ways Cold-Formed Steel Framing Can Lower Your Total Construction Costs, 2016) Source : (https://buildsteel.org/why-steel/economics/10-ways-cold-formed-steel-framing-can-lower-total-construction-costs) 1. High strength-to-weight ratio 2. Panelization 3. Lower insurance rates 4. No mandated site security LIGHT GAUGE STEEL IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES USA (Light Gauge Steel Framing Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report 2021 - 2028, 2021) Expected combined annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.6 percent from 2021 to 2028 Product adoption is expected to increase over the next eight years. Market size was US $ 33.89 billion in 2020  (Fig :7 Steel framing market size forcast (https://www.reportlinker.com/p06064475/?utm_source=GNW) LIGHT GAUGE STEEL IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES (Contd.) Canada (Light Gauge Steel Framing Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report 2021 - 2028, 2021) Steel stud frames – used in 40\% of commercial structures in Canada. Structured cold-formed steel (CFS) frames -High-wind and seismic zones  Light gauge steel studs framing - provides a very sustainable construction method. Russia  (Light gauge low in use) Difficult to adopt in Russia due to the traditional attitude of the construction industry. Russia still deals with is logistics. Transportation costs having a huge impact  Sustainability benefits of Light gauge steel (Lawson, 2021) High Levels of thermal insulation. Foundation loads are reduced by more than 70\% than concrete and blockwork. Prefabricated materials - Eliminates site waste The carbon of the building fabric will reduce by up to 20\%. Modifications and extensions are easy. Light weight and speed of installation. RECOMMENDATIONS Analyse the competition of Light gauge steel industry using Michael Porter’s five forces factors: threat of new entrants, bargaining power of suppliers, bargaining power of buyers, threat of substitute products or services and rivalry among existing competitors Collaborate with other construction organisations in other countries like Canada and Russia. Conduct awareness programme to push the benefits of light gauge steel in other countries especially where there is low involvement of light gauge steel in construction project. Partner with suppliers, cladding and prefabrication organisations of light gauge steel in other countries. CONCLUSION In terms of completion, expense, efficiency, productivity and sustainability light gauge steel is advantageous to construction projects. Light gauge steel durability can be maintained by adopting proper protection methods. Cold-formed steel framing can lower total construction costs. Light gauge steel application in construction expected to gain a high demand in residential construction projects in near future. Due to traditional attitude and lack of awareness, many countries refrained themselves form adopting light gauge steel in construction. REFERENCES Fernado, D., teng, J. and torero, J.( 2015). ‘Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Performance–based and Life-cycle Structural Engineering (PLSE 2015)’. Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, Australia, 11(4), pp.391-393. Lawson, R. ( 2021).  ‘Light steel and modular construction. Uk: SCI steel knowledge’. Sustainability of light steel construction Globe Newswire (2021 – 2028). ‘Light Gauge Steel Framing Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Type (Long Span, Wall Bearing, Skeleton), By End-use (Commercial, Residential), By Region (APAC, North America), And Segment Forecasts’.Newyork Malik, N., Ahmad, R. and Al-Hussein, M.(2019). ‘Generation of safe tool-paths for automatic manufacturing of light gauge steel panels in residential construction’. Automation in Construction, 98, pp.46-60.  Way, A., Ola, S., biddle, A. and Lawson, R.(2009). ’Durability of light steel framing in residential buildings’. Second Edition. NSC2. Build steel.org. (2016). ‘Ways Cold-Formed Steel Framing Can Lower Your Total Construction Costs’. Washington B2U - Business-to-you.com.(2021). ’Porters Five Forces explained with examples’ | B2U. Available at: <https://www.business-to-you.com/porters-five-forces/> (Accessed 14 May 2021]).          Q & A
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