cwicr-waste-calculator
Calculate material waste factors and losses using CWICR norms. Apply waste percentages, cutting losses, and spillage factors to material quantities.
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# CWICR Waste Calculator
## Business Case
### Problem Statement
Material estimates need waste factors:
- Cutting/trimming losses
- Spillage and breakage
- Overordering requirements
- Different waste by material type
### Solution
Systematic waste calculation using CWICR material data with industry-standard waste factors by material category.
### Business Value
- **Accurate ordering** - Include realistic waste
- **Cost control** - Budget for actual usage
- **Sustainability** - Track and reduce waste
- **Benchmarking** - Compare waste across projects
## Technical Implementation
```python
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
from typing import Dict, Any, List, Optional
from dataclasses import dataclass
from enum import Enum
class WasteCategory(Enum):
"""Waste category types."""
CUTTING = "cutting" # Cutting/trimming losses
SPILLAGE = "spillage" # Liquid material spillage
BREAKAGE = "breakage" # Damaged materials
OVERRUN = "overrun" # Installation overrun
THEFT = "theft" # Site theft allowance
WEATHER = "weather" # Weather damage
@dataclass
class WasteFactor:
"""Waste factor for a material."""
material_code: str
material_name: str
base_quantity: float
unit: str
cutting_waste_pct: float
spillage_pct: float
breakage_pct: float
overrun_pct: float
total_waste_pct: float
quantity_with_waste: float
waste_quantity: float
waste_cost: float
# Industry standard waste factors by material type
WASTE_FACTORS = {
'concrete': {
'cutting': 0.02, 'spillage': 0.03, 'breakage': 0.0, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'rebar': {
'cutting': 0.05, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.01, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'brick': {
'cutting': 0.05, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.03, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'block': {
'cutting': 0.04, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.02, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'lumber': {
'cutting': 0.10, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.02, 'overrun': 0.03
},
'plywood': {
'cutting': 0.12, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.02, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'drywall': {
'cutting': 0.10, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.03, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'tile': {
'cutting': 0.10, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.05, 'overrun': 0.03
},
'paint': {
'cutting': 0.0, 'spillage': 0.05, 'breakage': 0.0, 'overrun': 0.10
},
'mortar': {
'cutting': 0.0, 'spillage': 0.05, 'breakage': 0.0, 'overrun': 0.03
},
'insulation': {
'cutting': 0.08, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.02, 'overrun': 0.03
},
'roofing': {
'cutting': 0.10, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.02, 'overrun': 0.05
},
'pipe': {
'cutting': 0.05, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.01, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'wire': {
'cutting': 0.03, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.0, 'overrun': 0.05
},
'conduit': {
'cutting': 0.05, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.01, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'duct': {
'cutting': 0.08, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.01, 'overrun': 0.03
},
'steel': {
'cutting': 0.03, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.0, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'glass': {
'cutting': 0.05, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.05, 'overrun': 0.02
},
'flooring': {
'cutting': 0.10, 'spillage': 0.0, 'breakage': 0.02, 'overrun': 0.03
},
'adhesive': {
'cutting': 0.0, 'spillage': 0.08, 'breakage': 0.0, 'overrun': 0.05
},
'default': {
'cutting': 0.05, 'spillage': 0.02, 'breakage': 0.02, 'overrun': 0.03
}
}
class CWICRWasteCalculator:
"""Calculate material waste using CWICR data."""
def __init__(self, cwicr_data: pd.DataFrame):
self.materials = cwicr_data
self._index_data()
def _index_data(self):
"""Index materials data."""
if 'material_code' in self.materials.columns:
self._mat_index = self.materials.set_index('material_code')
elif 'work_item_code' in self.materials.columns:
self._mat_index = self.materials.set_index('work_item_code')
else:
self._mat_index = None
def _detect_material_type(self, description: str) -> str:
"""Detect material type from description."""
desc_lower = str(description).lower()
for mat_type in WASTE_FACTORS.keys():
if mat_type in desc_lower:
return mat_type
# Check common synonyms
synonyms = {
'concrete': ['beton', 'cement'],
'rebar': ['reinforcement', 'armature', 'арматура'],
'brick': ['кирпич', 'block'],
'lumber': ['wood', 'timber', 'древесина'],
'drywall': ['gypsum', 'plasterboard', 'гипсокартон'],
'tile': ['ceramic', 'плитка', 'керамика'],
'paint': ['краска', 'coating'],
'insulation': ['изоляция', 'утеплитель'],
'pipe': ['труба', 'piping'],
'wire': ['провод', 'cable', 'кабель']
}
for mat_type, words in synonyms.items():
if any(word in desc_lower for word in words):
return mat_type
return 'default'
def get_waste_factors(self, material_type: str) -> Dict[str, float]:
"""Get waste factors for material type."""
return WASTE_FACTORS.get(material_type, WASTE_FACTORS['default'])
def calculate_waste(self,
material_code: str,
base_quantity: float,
unit_cost: float = 0,
custom_factors: Dict[str, float] = None) -> WasteFactor:
"""Calculate waste for a material."""
# Get material info
material_name = material_code
unit = "unit"
if self._mat_index is not None and material_code in self._mat_index.index:
mat = self._mat_index.loc[material_code]
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