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Basic Design Hot & Cold Water PDF
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS……………………………………………………………….. 1
2. CALCULATION REFERENCES ………………………………………………………..…. 2
3. GENERAL……………………………………………………………………………………… 3
4. PRESSURE TANK CAPACITY.…..………………………………………………….……… 4
5. BUILDINGS…………………………………………………………………………….……… 5
5.1. OFFICE…………………………………………………………………………….……… 5
5.2. CLINIC…………………………………………………………………………….………. 5
5.3. WORKSHOP…………………………………………………………………….………… 6
5.4. MOSQUE…………………………………………………………………….……………. 7
5.5. WAREHOUSE……………………………………………………………….……………. 7
5.6. TECHNICAL BUILDING...………………………………………………….……………. 8
5.7. AIR TRAFFIC OFFICE & SPEED BOAT DRIVER ……………….………………….. 8
5.8. ACCOMMODATION STAFF / NON STAFF ……. ……………….………………….. 8
5.9. RESTAURANT & ASSOCIATED FACILITIES..…. ……………….………………….. 9
1. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
Standards
References Title
ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials Publications (All
codes in accordance with equipment or part of Plumbing / Piping
installation designed)
ANSI American National Standards Institute Standards
EN European Norm for with Piping / Plumbing installation design
AS/NZS : Australian / New Zealand Standard for Plumbing & Drainage
3500.1:2003
Regulation
References Title
Not applicable
Codes
References Title
Not applicable
Other Documents
References Title
Project Description - Tunu South Operating
Centre
2. CALCULATION REFERENCES
Refer to project description, the potable water pipe diameter shall meet this requirements
below,
- Main pipe (Galvanized Carbon Steel) : 3”
- Connection between main and users : 2”
- Copper pipe for inside buildings : 1”
- Copper pipe for Restaurant : 1½”
- Potable Water distributed at : 2 – 3 bars
- Pressure inside building minimum at : 1 bar
For flow calculation, here are minimum basic flow in lines per tap (GS-CIV 405)
0.8
Y = forX > 5 ; with Y = Probability of simultaneous flow coefficient
( x − 1) 0. 5
X = Number of equipment pieces
Then simultaneous flow will be = [ Total Flow (Qt) x Y ] Liter/second. This value will be
used to calculate pipe diameter inside the building and decide pressure value adjusted at
PRV (Pressure Reducing Value). Flow quantity calculated will be from PRV to the furthest
fixture. Accumulation of equipment numbers passed by the flow will be the factor of
simultaneous probability coefficient, consequently the factor of simultaneous flow. Thus
main diameter of that pipe line could be known by Hazen-Williams and Darchy-Weisbach
equations.
1 L v2
Darcy - Weisbach : h = 0.02 + × ×
2000 D D 2 g
With : h = head loss
D = Diameter
L = Pipe Length
v = velocity
g = gravitation
Based on GS-CIV 202 page-26 that the supply pressure of drinking water (as well as cold
water) at building shall be between 1 bar and 1.5 bars. Based on AS/NZS 3500.1:2003,
minimum 0.5 bar of outlet pressure at furthest fixture shall be achieved. And the water
circulation speed shall be between 0.8 m/s and 1.5 m/s, or around those values. Therefore
other variables of water flow will be adjusted to maintain those pressure and velocity
values. General calculation flow chart shows below.
For hot water requirement and pipe sizing, calculation similar with cold water. Some of
buildings will need hot water circulation to keep water outlet at desired temperature (60-
650C). Based on GS-CIV 401, hot water requirement will be 50%-100% of total water
demand. With accumulating water volume needed at every fixture (GS-CIV 401 table.13),
hot water tank capacity can be calculated.
3. GENERAL
Refer to Project Description, these are quantity will be used for next calculation steps.
- Total Personnel On Board at SPU Camp : 153 persons
- Average Daily Consumption : 254 L / person / day
- Total Average Daily Consumption (Qt) : 39 m3 / day
- Tank Capacity (9 days consumption) : 180 m3 x (2)
- Reception Tank Capacity : 180 m3
With Operation Hours (T) = 8 hours and safety factor 10% (for leakage and other needs),
peak demand (all occupants use simultaneously) will be :
Qt × 110%
Qh = = 5.3 L / hour = 89 L / min
T
therefore, supply pump capacity (2 units) will be 2 x 89 L/, with minimum head approximately
26 m (with uniform max. velocity at 1.5 m/s) through :
- 310 m of 80 mm pipe
- and 51 m of 50 mm pipe to the furthest PRV at Accommodation
(refer to ID-TUN-SP-BEE-509241.DWG)
For supplying process area, 2 units of distribution pumps will be provided with
requirements :
- water demand : 40 m3/day
- distance : 200 m
- user level : 4m
With assumption of Pump Operation Cycle every 2 minutes, initial tank capacity (Vt ) of
100 L and with values of :
V V
è Effective Volume Comparison (Ve) = − = 29.8 %
V ' 1 V ' 2
Vt
è Then Pressure Tank Volume (Vh) = × 100 = 340 L
Ve
Note :
- This value produced by pressure tank which has initial pressure 2.5 kg/cm2
- This pressure tank will used for pressure switch to trigger the distribution pump
5. BUILDINGS
Based on Simultaneous Flow Theory (GS CIV 405) and with value of X (Number of
Equipments) is known then, value of Y (Probability of Simultaneous Flow Coefficient) and
Simultaneous flow can be calculated as explained above. For maintaining the pressure inside
the building (1 to 1.5 bars) or 0.5 bar at furthest point (AS/NZS 3500.1:2003 page 16), PRV
(Pressure Reducing Valve) will be set against pressure loss inside the building.
5.1. OFFICE
è X = 22
è Y = 0.175
è Simultaneous Flow = 0.655 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss
5.2. CLINIC
For hot water supply, there will be 50 Liter of Electric Water Heater attached near the
toilet. With value of :
èX=9
è Y = 0.283
è Simultaneous Flow = 0.464 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss
5.3. WORKSHOP
èX=9
è Y = 0.283
è Simultaneous Flow = 0.44 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss
5.4. MOSQUE
èX=8
è Y = 0.302
è Simultaneous Flow = 0.44 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss
5.5. WAREHOUSE
Cold water supply for eye washer only = 0.2 Lt/s and PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve)
will be set at about 1 bar. For maintaining the pressure inside the building (1 to 1.5 bars)
or 0.5 bar at furthest point (AS/NZS 3500.1:2003 page 16), PRV (Pressure Reducing
Valve) will be set at about 1 bar.
Cold water supply for eye washer only = 0.4 Lt/s and PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve)
will be set at about 1 bar. For maintaining the pressure inside the building (1 to 1.5 bars)
or 0.5 bar at furthest point (AS/NZS 3500.1:2003 page 16), PRV (Pressure Reducing
Valve) will be set at about 1 bar.
è X = 14
è Y = 0.22
è Simultaneous Flow = 0.528 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss
è X = 72
è Y = 0.095
è Simultaneous Flow = 1.23 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss
è X = 10
è Y = 0.267
è Simultaneous Flow = 0.499 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss
è X = 40
è Y = 0.128
è Simultaneous Flow = 0.911 L/s
Notes :
c : Velocity Constant for Copper l : Pipe length
d : Diameter v : Velocity
i : Hydraulic Gradient (h/l) h : Head loss