Nvq 3

[Callum Jackson]

Hello

looking for some guidance on my environmental unit 312 . Question 3.1 provide information on the "operational requirements" and benefits of the following environmental systems.

• PV
• wind
• mico hydro
• heat pumps
• combined heat and power including micro
• grey water recycling
• rainwater harvesting
• biomass heating
• solar thermal hot water heating
  
  Now I did a very detailed write up on each of these how they work benefits of these systems with pictures and instillations. However when i handed it in my assessor didn't pass it he said it didn't contain "operational requirements" when i asked what he wanted he said he wanted a type of list with every component to the system and its technical information.... e.g. this is a DC isolator then give type manufacturer plus all technical details on the product. This is a mammoth task! and seems very excessive...and if i'm honest over the top has anyone passed this unit can you shed some light on this question how you have presented it did your assessor ask you for such detail.
  
  
  Please anyone that can give me a nudge in the right direction it would be a massive help.

 

[DanSwift1988]

I gave a brief write up on each and then drew a diagram to show how each one worked, passed it no prob.

 

[telectrix]

there's only 3 operational requirements for all of that garbage....... sun, wind, and water. would i pass?

 

[shanky887614]

if you like i can help you with it later, ill get my portfolio out and give you a bit of help.

have you got any text books to refer to.

your adding too much info

 

[shanky887614]

there's only 3 operational requirements for all of that garbage....... sun, wind, and water. would i pass?

thats bassically all there asking with a little more detail

 

[telectrix]

OK. sun must be hot, wind is cold, water has to be wet.

 

[Callum Jackson]

This is exactly what I have done I think my assessor is off his head!

 

[shanky887614]

This is exactly what I have done I think my assessor is off his head!

your assessor is going above and beyond what is needed.

the jtl book is layed out so you can follow it with your finger while you decide what to write