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    DesignofWaterSupplyNetworks

    CIVL5995ProjectI

    AhmadSana

    DepartmentofCivilandArchitecturalEngineering

    SultanQaboosUniversity,Oman

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    Designof

    water

    distribution

    system

    Amunicipalwaterdistributionsystemisusedtodeliverwatertothe

    consumer.

    Wateriswithdrawnfromalongthepipesinapipenetworksystem,for

    computationalpurposesalldemandsonthesystemareassumedtooccur

    atthejunctionnodes.

    Pressureisthemainconcerninawaterdistributionsystem.Atnotime

    shouldthewaterpressureinthesystembesolowthatcontaminated

    groundwatercouldenterthesystematpointsofleakage.

    Thetotalwaterdemandateachnodeisestimatedfromresidential,

    industrialand

    commercial

    water

    demands

    at

    that

    node.

    The

    fire

    flow

    is

    addedtoaccountforemergencywaterdemand.

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    Componentsofawaterdistribution

    system

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    FunctionalComponentsofaWaterUtility

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    Largediameterwatermains

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    PressureReducingandCheckValve

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    ATypicalPumpingStationSchematic

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    Pumphouse

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    Centrifugalpumps

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    Typicalelevatedwater

    tanks

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    Reservoirpumptanksystem

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    Pumpcurves

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    Typesofvalves

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    Typicallayoutofwatersupplysystem

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    Usingboosterpumps

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    Operationofawatersupplysystem

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    Systemheadcurve

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    Pumpoperatingpoint

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    Operatingpoints(Max.and Min.)

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    Operatingpointsforvariouspumps

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    Operationpointsforvariouspipes

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    Typicalpipenetwork

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    WaterDemandTotalwaterdemandatanodeisequaltotheaveragewaterdemandper

    capitamultipliedbythepopulationservedbythatnode.

    Thepopulationmaybeestimatedbyanyoftheavailablemodelsof

    populationgrowth.Thesemodelsusethepreviouslyavailablepopulation

    data

    for

    future

    projections.Forexample,accordingtoArithmeticmodel:

    P(t)isthepopulationattimetandP0isthereferencepopulation.

    ktPtP 0)(

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    Public Authority for Electricity and Water, Sultanate of Oman

    DesignGuidelinesandStandardsforWater

    SupplySystems

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    Demandpattern

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    FiredemandInsurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO, 1980) formula: iiii PXOCNFF )( where, NFFi is needed fire flow at location i, Ci is the construction factor based on

    size and type of construction of the building, Oi is the occupancy factor reflecting

    the kinds of material stored in the building (value range from 0.75 to 1.25), and

    (X+P)i is the sum of the exposure factor and communication factor that reflects the

    proximity and exposure of other buildings (value range from 1.0 to 1.75).

    ii AFC 220min)/L(

    Ai is the effective floor area in square meters, typically equal to the area of the

    largest floor in the building plus 50% of the area of all other floors, F is a

    coefficient based on the class of construction. The maximum value of Ci and

    typical F values are given below:

    Classof

    Construction

    Description F Max.Ci(L/min)

    1 Frame 1.5 30,000

    2 Joisted masonry 1.0 30,000

    3 Noncombustible 0.8 23,000

    4 Masonry, noncombustible 0.8 23,000

    5 Modified fire resistive 0.6 23,000

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    FiredemandCombustibilityclass Examples Oi

    C1 Noncombustible Steel or concrete products storage 0.75

    C2 Limited combustible Apartments, mosques, offices 0.85

    C3 Combustible Department stores, supermarkets 1.0

    C4 Freeburning Auditoriums, warehouses 1.15

    C5 Rapid burning Paint shops, upholstering shops 1.25

    Average value of (X+P)i is 1.4. The NFF should be rounded to the nearest

    1000L/min if less than 9000 L/min and to the nearest 2000L/min if greater than

    9000L/min.Requiredfireflow(L/min) RequiredfireflowDuration(h)

    140 kPa

    Maximum pressure (not strict) : 650kPa.

    Storage facilities1. 20% to 25% of the maximum daily demand volume

    2. Fire demand3. Emergency storage (minimum storage equal to average daily system demand)

    4. Minimum height of water in the elevated storage tank based on minimum

    piezometric head in the service area

    5. Normal operating range 4.5 to 6.0 m.

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