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    The document outlines design criteria and standards for water supply systems, including: 1. A design period of 5-10 years and minimum/average/maximum day demands calculated based on design population and per capita consumption rates. 2. Non-revenue water should be 15% for new systems and households per public faucet should be 4-6. 3. Per capita water consumption levels and rates for domestic, institutional, and commercial use. 4. Pump design criteria including total dynamic head and pump capacity. 5. Reservoir design should include a capacity of 25% of average day demand. 6. Distribution system criteria such as minimum/maximum pressures and maximum flow velocities in transmission and distribution pipes.

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    The document outlines design criteria and standards for water supply systems, including: 1. A design period of 5-10 years and minimum/average/maximum day demands calculated based on design population and per capita consumption rates. 2. Non-revenue water should be 15% for new systems and households per public faucet should be 4-6. 3. Per capita water consumption levels and rates for domestic, institutional, and commercial use. 4. Pump design criteria including total dynamic head and pump capacity. 5. Reservoir design should include a capacity of 25% of average day demand. 6. Distribution system criteria such as minimum/maximum pressures and maximum flow velocities in transmission and distribution pipes.

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    The document outlines design criteria and standards for water supply systems, including: 1. A design period of 5-10 years and minimum/average/maximum day demands calculated based on design population and per capita consumption rates. 2. Non-revenue water should be 15% for new systems and households per public faucet should be 4-6. 3. Per capita water consumption levels and rates for domestic, institutional, and commercial use. 4. Pump design criteria including total dynamic head and pump capacity. 5. Reservoir design should include a capacity of 25% of average day demand. 6. Distribution system criteria such as minimum/maximum pressures and maximum flow velocities in transmission and distribution pipes.

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    Design Criteria and Standards

    Demand Projections:
    1. Design period: 5 – 10 years
    2. Minimum Demand: 0.3 ADD
    3. Average Day Demand (ADD):
    • Design Population x per capita consumption/1 - NRW
    4. Maximum Day Demand (MDD): 1.3 ADD
    5. Peak Hour Demand (PHD):
    • 3 x ADD for < 1,000 served population
    • 2.5 x ADD for > 1,000 served population
    6. Non Revenue Water: 15% for a new system
    7. Households per public faucet: 4 – 6 HHs
    Per capita Water Consumption:
    • Level II: 50 - 60 lpcd
    • Level III:
    • Domestic: 80 – 100 lpcd
    • Institutional: 1.0 m3/day or actual
    • Commercial: 0.80 m3/day or actual
    Design of Pump
    • Pump TDH = Depth of Pumping water level + maximum reservoir high water
    level + friction losses
    • Pump Capacity: = Max Day Demand / operating hours
    Design of Reservoirs
    • Reservoir Capacity: 25% of ADD
    Design of Distribution System
    1. Minimum line pressure = 3 meters
    2. Maximum line pressure = 70 meters
    3. Maximum velocity of flow in pipes:
    a. Transmission Line = 3.0 m/s.
    b. Distribution Pipes = 1.5 m/s

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