Amhara National Regional State Amhara de

Amhara National Regional State Amhara Design and Supervision
Water Resource Development Bureau Works Enterprise (ADSWE)

Table of Contents
List of Table ................................................................................................................ iii
List of Figures ............................................................................................................. iv
ACRONYMS AND ABBRIVATIONS ....................................................................... v
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY......................................................................................... vi
1.1 General ............................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Project Objectives ............................................................................................. 2
2. BACK GROUND ..................................................................................................... 3
2.1 General ............................................................................................................. 3
2.2 Topography .................................................................................................... 3
2.3 Climate ............................................................................................................. 4
2.4 Socio economic characteristic ...................................................................... 4
2.4.1 Economic Activities in Kimer Dengay town ............................................. 4
2.5 Infrastructure and social services.................................................................... 4
2.5.1 Power and Communication ............................................................................ 4
2.5.2 Education ............................................................................................................ 5
2.5.3 Health and Hygiene ........................................................................................... 5
2.6. Existing Sanitation condition ........................................................................... 5
2.7. Existing Water Supply ..................................................................................... 6
2.7.1 Water quality and Treatment ............................................................................... 6
2.7.2 Bore Hole and Conveyance system(raising main) ............................................... 6
2.7.3 Storage................................................................................................................ 6
2.7.4 Distribution system ............................................................................................. 6
3. METHODOLOGY .................................................................................................. 8
4. POPULATION AND DEMAND PROJECTION ................................................... 9
4.1 Population ........................................................................................................ 9
4.2 Design Period ................................................................................................... 9
4.3 Population Forecasting ...................................................................................... 9
Growth rate ............................................................................................................... 10
4.4 Future Water Demand ..................................................................................... 10
4.4.1 Domestic water demand (DWD) ....................................................................... 10
4.4.1.1 Growth of Domestic Water Demand ............................................................... 10
4.4.1.2 Population distribution by Mode of services ................................................... 11
4.4.2 Climatic Grouping ............................................................................................ 12
4.4.3 Socio-Economic Adjustment Factor .................................................................. 12
4.4.4 Summary of Projected Population and Growth in Domestic Demand ................. 13
4.4.5 Public demand (Pd) ........................................................................................... 13
4.4.6 Animal Demand ................................................................................................ 13
4.4.7 Unaccounted water or Water Loss (UL) ............................................................. 13
4.4.8 Variation in demand .......................................................................................... 16
4.4.8.1 Maximum daily demand ................................................................................. 16
4.4.8.2 Peak hour demand .......................................................................................... 16
5. PROPOSED SCHEME DESCRIPTION ............................................................ 17
5.1 General ........................................................................................................... 17
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5.2 Water Source .................................................................................................. 17
5.3 Bore hole ........................................................................................................ 17
5.4 Raising Main .................................................................................................. 17
5.5 Distribution Network .................................................................................... 19
5.6 Service Reservoir .......................................................................................... 20
5. 7 Pumps ............................................................................................................ 20
5.8 Selection criteria of pumps .............................................................................. 20
5.8.1 Electro mechanical detail design ....................................................................... 20
5.9 Laying of Pipes ............................................................................................... 24
5.10 Public Fountains ......................................................................................... 24
5.11 River/ Gully Crossing ................................................................................. 25
5.12 Access Road ................................................................................................. 25
5.13 Disinfection ................................................................................................ 26
6. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT/EIA/ ......................................... 27
6.1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 27
6.2 Positive Impact of the Project ......................................................................... 27
6.3 Negative Impacts ............................................................................................ 28
6.4 Mitigation Measures for Negative Impacts ...................................................... 28
6.5 Implementation program ................................................................................. 28
7. Geotechnical information ...................................................................................... 28
7.1 scopes ............................................................................................................. 28
7.2 Rising & Distribution Mains Route ................................................................. 28
7.3 Construction Material ..................................................................................... 29
7.3.1 Sand.................................................................................................................. 29
7.3.2 Rock for Masonry ............................................................................................. 29
7.3.3 Rock for aggregates .......................................................................................... 29
8. WATER TARIFF ANALYSIS .............................................................................. 30
8.1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 30
9 MANAGEMENTAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL SETUP ................................... 32
9.1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 32
9.2 Organizational Structure ................................................................................. 32
9.3 Money for Operation and Maintenance ........................................................... 33
9.4 Procurement.................................................................................................... 33
9.5 Guidelines and manuals .................................................................................. 33
9.6 Audit .............................................................................................................. 33
9.7 Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting ............................................................... 33
10. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION ................................................... 34
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List of Table
Table 2.1 Number of school in the town ...................................................................................5

Table 2. 2 The top ten diseases for the year 2006EC. ...................................................................5
Table 4. 1 Population data obtained from Developing Town administrators (2014) .....................9
Table 4.2 projected annual growth rates, ................................................................................... 10
Table 4.3 Projected Populations ................................................................................................ 10
Table 4. 4 Projected Average Per Capita domestic Water demand ............................................. 11
Table 4.5 Projected Percentage of Mode of Service ................................................................... 11
Table 4.6 Projected populations by Mode of Service ................................................................. 11
Table 4.7 Summery of Growth in Domestic Water Demand ...................................................... 12
Table 4. 8 Climatic effect factors............................................................................................... 12
Table 4.9 Socio-Economic factors ............................................................................................. 13
Table 4.10 Summary of Adjusted Domestic Demand ................................................................ 13
Table 4.11. Summary of Adjusted Average Day Demand. ......................................................... 15
Table 4. 12 Maximum Daily and peak hour factor ..................................................................... 16
Table 4.13 Summery of water demand projection .................................................................... 16
Table 5.1 Data of Drilled borehole ............................................................................................ 17
Table 5. 2 Summaries of Pipe Diameter and Length for Kimer Dengay ..................................... 19
Table 5. 4 Summaries of Water Points....................................................................................... 25
Table: 7.1 Recommended sand deposits .................................................................................... 29
Table 8.1 Estimating operation maintenance cost of water supply system components .............. 30
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List of Figures
Figure 1 Project Area Location....................................................................................................3
Figure 2.2 Topography of Kimer Dengay ....................................................................................4
Figure 9.1 Organizational structures for Kimer Dengay ............................................................. 32
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ACRONYMS AND ABBRIVATIONS
a.m.s.l. = above mean sea level
CSA = Central Statistics Authority
DCI = Ductile Cast Iron
DN =Nominal Diameter
DWL = Dynamic Water Level

E.C. = Ethiopian Calendar
EEPCO = Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation
EIA = Environmental Impact Assessment
EIS = Environmental Impact Solution
GI = Galvanized Iron
GPS = Geographical positioning system
HDPE= High Density Polyethylene
km = kilo meter
l/d = Litter per day
L/s = litter per second
m = meter
m/s = meter per second
m3/ d = cubic meter per day
mm = millimetre
OD = Outer Diameter
PN = Nominal Pressure
SWL= Static Water Level
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The goal of this project is giving an immediate solution of the severe quandary of water supply and
sanitation system of Kimer Dingay town. A study and design of the system have been carried out and
presented in this report. The report includes the result of the study and design of the water supply system
in 11 chapters with its detail descriptions. In the introduction part it is tried to see the necessity of safe
water for life and the essentiality of designing water supply scheme.
In the Background; location, accessibility and climate of the area is described. Kimer Dengay is one of
the towns in Farta Woreda of South Gonder Zone. There is a serious problem of water supply both in
quantity and quality. Under the population and water demand all the population projection and water
demand analysis of the area is executed.
Study of the present/base population and future/projected population is taken to be the first task to know
the water demand in designing any water supply project. The population data try to be taken from the
central Statics Agency (CSA) and/or from the local administration and then to be counter checked with
that of the CSA. Our growth rate is fall under Medium growth variant (urban) and Population projection
is then calculated based on the growth rate set by the CSA using geometrical progression in which a
constant percentage of growth assumed for a certain period of time. For this project phase I and phase II
i.e. 20 years design period (2016-2036) is considered since as an urban town.
According to the socioeconomic data, the base population that the project integrates is 15,130 and
accordingly the total projected population at the end of the design period is calculated to be 35,189.
Demand projections were also made throughout the design periods. The major modes and levels of
services considered are public fountains (PF), Yard connection (YC) and House tap user (HTU). The
maximum day demand and peak hour demand at the end of the design period is estimated to be 21.0l/s
and 32.30l/s respectively. The water source for this system project is Borehole, located around 7.6km far
from 300m3 service reservoir.
In the description of proposed schemes part all the recommended civil works and electromechanical
works are described in detail. The proposed water supply structures for the project, service reservoir,
distribution pipe, Generator room and public fountains. Water from the well pumped to booster station
then to service reservoir after that it distributes by gravity system to the communities.
The raising main pipe is GI medium class DN 100mm from Bore Hole to Booster station and 752m
beyond Booster station till 300m3 service reservoir and GI heavy class DN 100mm with a total length of
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about 6838m and 753m respectively , and distribution length 19.1km distribution network by HDPE PE
100 PN10 (from OD 32mm up to OD 200mm) pipe.
The environmental impact assessment discusses about the positive and negative impact appraisal with
their mitigation measures in preconstruction, during construction, and under operation and maintenance.
The estimated Costs for various items of works have been also calculated with grand total investment cost
of the project to implement the system is about Birr; 16,610,392.25ETB.
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 General
The provision of safe drinking water supply and sanitation facilities is a basic necessity of life and a
crucial input in achieving healthy population. All living things on the earth like human beings, animals
and plants make use of water for their survival. For example, human beings use water for drinking,
washing, sewer flushing, firefighting, etc.
Therefore, Cities, Town, or Villages, necessary to carry out the necessary designing of water supply
scheme. This requires the knowledge to determine the total quantity of water required for the various
purposes and then finding out the source which satisfy the demand.
The main objectives of any public water supply systems are as follows;
 To supply safe and wholesome water to the consumers:-A safe and wholesome
water is one which is unpolluted, free from disease producing bacteria, toxic substances
as well as excessive amounts of mineral and organic matter that may impair the quality of
water.
 To supply water in adequate quantity:- In order to supply water in adequate

quantity it would be necessary to select the source of water which would insure that the
quantity of water as required by the consumers would be available. Further the units
required to store a requisite quantity of water for continuous supply must also have
sufficient capacity.
 To make water available within easy reach of the consumers:-So as to make

water available within easy reach of the consumers it would be necessary to provide a
well laid out system of distribution with adequate capacity so that the system could be
fully relied upon to meet the requirements of the consumers at any hour of the day.
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1.2 Project Objectives
The objective of the project is to increase access to sustainable water supply and sanitation service for
Kimer Dengay town. The project is designed to improve the living standard of people living in the project
area and its growing population through the provision of adequate and safe water supply for the coming 20
years.
This report presents engineering part of the detailed design of different components of proposed water
supply system.
The report includes sections covering the following principal issues.
 General background
 Population and water demand
 Existing water supply system
 Description of the proposed scheme
 Design of Transmission Main, Electro Mechanical , distribution main, distribution
systems including service reservoirs, layout & size of pipes and all the works required to
deliver the water from its source to the community
 Preparation of appropriate drawings, bill of quantities and specifications for each
specified volume of work
 Environmental Aspects.
 Geotechnical information
 Water tariff analysis
 Manage mental and organizational setup
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2. BACK GROUND
2.1 General
Kimer Dengay is one of the town in Frta Woreda in South Gonder Zone, Amhara National Regional State
and it is located 120km far from Bahir Dar, the region capital of Amhara National Regional state, 30km
from Debere Tabor towards the East, with UTM 1305606.735.m N ,415162.863m E at an average altitude
of 2986.6m a.m.s.l.
Figure 1 Project Area Location
2.2 Topography
The project area is characterized by highly variable topography the mean altitude of Kimer Dengay area is
about 2986.6 m a.m.s.l, it actually varies between 2960.7 and 3028.1 a.m.s.l.

Figure 2.2 Topography of Kimer Dengay
2.3 Climate
Agro-climatically, Kimer Dengay micro-watershed is grouped under Dega. It is characterized by a mono
modal rainfall. It receives rainfall only from May to September. According to monthly rainfall distribution,
Kimer Dengay area is commonly known as having relatively longer growing period from June to
September.
2.4 Socio economic characteristic
2.4.1 Economic Activities in Kimer Dengay town
The livelihood of the majority of the population in Kimer Dengay town is based on agricultural production
and government employees, small businesses.The main crops growing in the Woreda are; wheat, maize,
Bean, Niger seed (Noug), Pepper, Teff e.t.c.
2.5 Infrastructure and social services
2.5.1 Power and Communication

Kimer Dengay town has electric power supply from the national grid. This time mobile telephone service
has working.

2.5.2 Education
There are two Elementary school (Grade 1-8) and one High school located in the vicinity of the project
area.
Table 2.1 Number of school in the town

No. Type of School No.
1 Elementary school 2
2 (1-8)school
High 1
2.5.3 Health and Hygiene
There is health centre that provides medical services for the town and the nearby villages as well.
Most households in the project area have their own pit latrines constructed from locally available materials
(wood and mud). There are few shower facilities and solid waste disposal mechanisms in the town.
The ten most prevalent diseases in the area as reported by the health centre are Malaria, pneumonia, AFI
(acute febrile illness), Helminthiasis, HIV/AIDS, parasitic diseases, Trachoma, Dysentery, Infection of skin,
non bloody Diharea.
Table 2. 2 The top ten diseases for the year 2006EC.
Item No Type of Diseases
1 Malaria
2 Pneumonia
3 AFI
4 Helminthiasis
5 Acute Bronchitis
6 Parasitic diseases
7 Trachoma
8 Dysentery
9 Infection of skin
10 Non bloody Diharea,
2.6. Existing Sanitation condition
Adequate provision of sanitary facilities such as both private and public toilets, properly sited, carefully
made and managed solid waste disposal facilities will reduce the spread of contagious diseases and will
also make the village dirt free and smart. As observed in during study, there are no enough sanitary
facilities and hence, they are using the open field for defecation. Besides, most of the existing Pit latrines
do not have water supply access.

2.7. Existing Water Supply

During the survey and study of the team, most expresses strongly that they are suffering from right to use
of potable water at reasonable distance .There is existing piped water supply system.
The Town water supply source is from a Bore hole, this Existing Water Supply System was constructed in
1985/1993. The existing water supply system is served from a 50m3 sandwich service reservoir. The Town
has no enough existing source at this time, the distribution system also have had head setback and meager
distribution layout for the community.
Generally, the existing water supply system of the Town is inadequate due to unwise use of the Existing
Water Supply System and also it is unable to satisfy the requirements of good water supply system owing to
the rapid increase of the town population.
2.7.1 Water quality and Treatment

For the existing water supply system, a proper treatment process is conducted at the 50m3 sandwich service
reservoir.
2.7.2 Bore Hole and Conveyance system(raising main)

A submersible pump at the Bore Hole with a yield of Q=1.2 l/sec deliver water to 50m3 Sandiwich Service
Reservior. The pump is powered by a diesel generator since 1985/1993 till 2007/2014, but at present the
pumping station was connected to EEPCO grid line.
Table 2.3 Location of Existing Water Supply System
Depth of Pump
East North Elevation Q(L/s) Well(m) position(m)
Well 415,365.33 1,306,028.83 2,986.58 1.2 72 39
Water is delivered by the sumriseble pump from the Bore Hole to the 50m3 capacity sandwich service
reservoir through a raising main of a total length of about 600m by GI Pipe diameter 2 1/2".
2.7.3 Storage
The town’s storage is provided by the existing 50m3 Sandwich Servece Reservoir. The distribution network
is connected with a 50m3 service reservoir and water is delivery to the town by gravity.
2.7.4 Distribution system

The distribution network consists of galvanized Iron pipes with diameter between 11/2" to 2 1/2" and a
total length of 1863m. The existing water supply system has 4 water points (two of them were unfunctional)
also pre constructed 5 water point stand proposed to be connected with the new network system are present
and the distribution network covers only a part of the town. The size and amount of the laid pipe in the town
is as shown in the table below.

Table 1.4 Size and amount of pipes
S.No Pipe designation length of pipe (m)

1 GI pipe diam 2 1/2" 331
2 GI pipe dia 2" 468
3 GI pipe dia 1 ½" 1065
Total 1863

3. METHODOLOGY
This report is prepared mainly based on the field assessment. During the preparation of detail engineering
design report, the following points were followed and modified to suit into the actual condition;
 Studying the current population information of the town.
 Conducting detailed surveying work
 Assessing the water demand of the Town based on the current and projected population
 Reviewing surveying reports of the distribution and transmission lines, reservoirs sites.
 Studying distribution of the water users by category, and setting the nodal demand.
 Designing of each scheme components based on the basic related design criteria.
 Preparation of working drawings for each scheme components.
 Preparation of the cost estimates of the project by using the current market prices
 The design horizon of the system is taken to be for 20 years (up to the end of 2035GC.).

4. POPULATION AND DEMAND PROJECTION
4.1 Population
Even though, the central statistics Agency (CSA) is recognized body in Ethiopia to determine the official
population figures and growth rates that should be taken for any development activity throughout the
country, Town Administrator and concerned Woreda professionals also count population periodically. The
data obtained from Woreda Water Resource development office and other concerned parts of the project
area are tabulated below. This data is used for design.
Table 4. 1 Population data obtained from Developing Town administrators (2014)
No of Total
No. Town Household
1 Kimer Dengay 3026 15130
Total 3026 15,130
4.2 Design Period
Generally the design period of water supply system is determined by considering the following facts:-
 Funds available for the construction of the project
 Useful Life span of materials that are used in the water supply system
 Rate of interest on the loans taken to complete the project


Operation & maintenance cost
Anticipated expansion of the population
Since the Project area are urban town and based on the above-mentioned facts, 20 years design period is
considered.
4.3 Population Forecasting
After the design period has been fixed, the population of the study area in various periods has to be
determined based on CSA’s population growth rates. For such developing town, population geometric
progress method is adopted as if it is the commonly used method to forecast the population at the end of n
years.
Pn= Pp (1 +r)n
Where:
Pn= population at the target year

Pp = present population
r = Annual growth rate in%
n = design period, in year
Growth rate
Table 4.2 projected annual growth rates,
Year Medium variant

5-year period Rural Urban
1995-2000 2.6 4.9
2000-2005 2.5 4.4
2005-2010 2.3 4.5
2010-2015 2.1 4.3
2015-2020 2 4.1
2020-2025 1.7 4
2025-2030 1.5 3.8
Source: Source: The 1994 Population and Housing Census of Ethiopia Results for Amhara
Region, Volume II Analytical Report.
Table 4.3 Projected Populations

Year 2014 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
Growth rate (%) 4.3 4.1 4 3.8 3.90 3.79
Population 15130 16459 20025 24130 29221 35189
Therefore the projected population at the end of the design year (2035) is 35,189.
4.4 Future Water Demand
The major types of water consumptions considered for Kimer Dengay town water supply project design
purposes are discussed below.
4.4.1 Domestic water demand (DWD)
This demand category includes the water requirement for drinking, washing, and cooking, bathing,
cleaning& personal hygiene. Generally, for these town piped system, the modes and levels of services can
be categorized as public fountains /PF/, Yard connection/YC/ and house tap user (HTU).
4.4.1.1 Growth of Domestic Water Demand

The implementation of the project will result in change of the per capita water demand through each mode
of service. To estimate the projected per capita demand using the initial demand of 35/40l/c/d for house tap
user (HTU),25/30l/c/d for yard connection and 15/20 l/c/d for public tap users for phase I and phase II
respectively (Source: Cost effective design guideline June 2006) , the water demand to grow at growth
rates of 1% per annum for public, 2% for yard and 3% for house tap user is considered.
Table 4. 4 Projected Average Per Capita domestic Water demand
Year
Demand Category 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
HTU 35 40.6 40 46.4 53.8
YTU 25 27.6 30 33.1 36.6
PTU 15 15.8 20 21.0 22.1
Source: - Cost effective design guideline June 2006
4.4.1.2 Population distribution by Mode of services
Based on the socio-economic survey carried out during study and cost effective design guideline June
2006, it is reasonable to assume and adopt that about 70/48 percent for public tap user, 29.5/50 percent for
yard tap user and 0.5/2 percent for house tap user for phase I and phase II respectively at the inception of
the project.
Table 4.5 Projected Percentage of Mode of Service
Year
Demand Category 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
HTU 0.5% 1.25% 2% 3% 4%
YTU 29.5% 40% 50% 55% 60%
PTU 70% 59% 48% 42% 36%
100% 100% 100% 100% 100%
Table 4.6 Projected populations by Mode of Service

Year
Demand Category 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
HTU 82 250 483 877 1408
YTU 4855 7960 12065 16071 21113
PTU 11521 11815 11582 12273 12668

Table 4.7 Summery of Growth in Domestic Water Demand

Year
Demand Category Unit 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
m3/day 2.88 10.16 19.30 40.65 75.67
HTU l/s 0.03 0.12 0.22 0.47 0.88
m3/day 121.39 219.71 361.95 532.32 772.11
YTU l/s 1.40 2.54 4.19 6.16 8.94
m3/day 172.82 186.26 231.65 257.97 279.87
PTU l/s 2.00 2.16 2.68 2.99 3.24
m3/day 297.09 416.13 612.91 830.95 1127.65
Average Day Demand l/s 3.44 4.82 7.09 9.62 13.05
4.4.2 Climatic Grouping

The Climate of project area has an impact for the quantities of water consumptions. Those who are living
in hot area consume extra water and people who live in ordinary temperature area put away with a
reduction of water. In order to account for changes of average per capital domestic demand, the water
demand is multiplied by climatic factors.
Table 4. 8 Climatic effect factors
Group Altitude Factor
A >3300 0.8
B 2300-3300 0.9
C 1500-2300 1.0
D 500-1500 1.3
E <500 1.5
Source: Design Guideline for Water Supply Projects, Oromia Water Works Design and Supervision
Enterprise (December, 2008) (From ministry of Water resources design criteria guide line)
The project area has an altitude between 2300-3300, which falls under group B. Therefore an adjustment
factor of 0.9 to refine the average per capita domestic water demand is considered.
4.4.3 Socio-Economic Adjustment Factor
Socio-economic activities have a role in determining the degree of development of the town under study
which in turn determines water consumption. Considering their development, it is classified under group C
with appropriate adjustment factor of 1.0.

Table 4.9 Socio-Economic factors

Group Description Factor
A Towns enjoying high living standards and with very high potential for 1.10
development
B Towns having a very high potential for development but lower living 1.05
standard at present
C Towns under normal Ethiopian conditions 1.00
D Advanced Rural Towns 0.90
Source: Planning of Water Supply Minster of Water Resources (JICA), CSA 1999
4.4.4 Summary of Projected Population and Growth in Domestic Demand
The following table presents summary of the results on population projection, percentage of population
served by different mode of services, Water demand determination and its growth in the expected service
year of the new system and the calculated adjusted average domestic demand in litter per second.
Table 4.10 Summary of Adjusted Domestic Demand
Year
Demand Category Unit 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
m3/day 297.09 416.13 612.91 830.95 1127.65
Climatic Adjustment factor 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9
Socio Economic
Adjustment Factor 1 1 1 1 1
m3/day 267.38 374.52 551.62 747.85 1014.88
Adjusted domestic demand l/s 3.09 4.33 6.38 8.66 11.75
4.4.5 Public demand (Pd)

This demand category includes the water requirement of health post, school, market, and public facility
government offices. This demand is assumed to be 10% of the total domestic water demand.
4.4.6 Animal Demand
In the vicinity there are livestock, which uses water from river. Livestock found in the area includes cattle,
sheep and goats. Hence using nearby river for animals is assumed in this study.
4.4.7 Unaccounted water or Water Loss (UL)

All water leakages in the system and unauthorized connections are categorized under unaccounted for
water. This includes:-
 Leakage and Overflow from service reservoir,

 Leakage from mains and service pipe connections,

 Defective pipe joint, cracked pipes,
 Loose valve and fittings.
 Under registration of supply meter and premises of consumer to get unmetered supply
 Wastage from public tap.
Loss will be minimal at the beginning of the design period and will increase gradually with time in the
expected service life of the new system unless intermediate leakage detection & subsequent remedial work
is carried out. It is logical to presume an increase in water loss with time in designing water supply
system. Hence, as mentioned in the design criteria report the approach used in previous study by
Alexander Gibbs in 12 towns water supply study has been adopted. The adopted chart to estimate water
loss is presented in fig. 4-1. From the curve the percentage losses, used for analysis are 11%, 14%, 18%,
21% and 25% respectively.

Table 4.11. Summary of Adjusted Average Day Demand.

Year
Demand Catagory Unit 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
m3/day 267.38 374.52 551.62 747.85 1014.88
Domestic Demand l/s 3.09 4.33 6.38 8.66 11.75
m3/day 26.74 37.45 55.16 74.79 101.49
Public Demand l/s 0.31 0.43 0.64 0.87 1.17
m3/day 294.12 411.97 606.78 822.64 1116.37
m3/day 32.35 57.68 109.22 172.75 279.09
Loss l/s 0.37 0.67 1.26 2.00 3.23
Total Average Day m3/day 326.47 469.64 716.00 995.39 1395.47
Demand l/s 3.78 5.44 8.29 11.52 16.15

4.4.8 Variation in demand

There are wide variations in use of water in different months of the year, day of the month and hours of
the day. To regulate the water demand variation, the average water demand is multiplied by a certain
factor to get the maximum day and peak hour demand.
4.4.8.1 Maximum daily demand
The ratio of the maximum daily consumption to the mean annual daily consumption is the maximum day
factor. This demand is used to design source capacity, riser mains, and service reservoir.
4.4.8.2 Peak hour demand
The peak hour demand is one of the highest water demands within any one hour over the year and
estimated taking in to account the possible water collection hours. Previous studies and experiences
clearly demonstrate that peak hour factor is greater for a smaller population. According to water supply
design criteria prepared by ministry of water resource and tropics studies the proposed maximum day and
peak hour factor are summarized below
Table 4. 12 Maximum Daily and peak hour factor
N0. Population range Maximum day factor Peak hour factor
1 0- 20,000 1.3 2
2 20,001-50,000 1.25 1.9
3 5001and above 1.2 1.7
Source: Planning of Water Supply, Minster of Water Resources (JICA), CSA 1999
Therefore, Maximum day factor of 1.3 and Peak hour factor of 2 are adopted for consistent and
economical design of this water supply system.
Table 4.13 Summery of water demand projection
Year
Description unit 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036
m3/day 326.47 469.64 716.00 995.39 1395.47
Total Average Day Demand l/s 3.78 5.44 8.29 11.52 16.15
Maximum Day Coefficient 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.3
Peak Hour Demand
Coefficient 2 2 2 2 2
m3/day 424.41 610.54 930.80 1294.01 1814.11
Maximum Day demand l/s 4.91 7.07 10.77 14.98 21.00
m3/day 652.94 939.29 1432.00 1990.78 2790.93
Peak Hour Demand l/s 7.56 10.87 16.57 23.04 32.30

5. PROPOSED SCHEME DESCRIPTION
5.1 General
A design period of 20years is considered for the design of the proposed scheme as it is town water supply
system. The proposed water supply structures for this project is one service Reservoir for phase I (300m3)
and another (300m3) for phase II, one Booster Station (100m3), public fountains, Generator house, pump
house and guard house. Water from the borehole is pumped to 100m3 Booster station then distribute by
gravity. The service reservoir and public taps should be constructed at the selected site and fenced
properly.
5.2 Water Source

The adequacy of water source to meet the water requirement of the Town population till the end of the
design period is an important factor to be considered in rendering sustainable water supply service. The
borehole yield is 5.50 l/s and the maximum day demand of the town at the end of the design period 2035 is
estimated to be 21.0 l/s. This signifies that the source is not capable to satisfy the community water supply
demand.
5.3 Bore hole
The Borehole is located 6km far from the project area Location and other necessary borehole data are
shown below.
Table 5.1 Data of Drilled borehole
Depth of Pump
East North Elevation Q(L/s) Well(m) position(m)
Well 408,657.00 1,303,929.00 2,807.00 5.5 180 158
5.4 Raising Main

The raising main is designed to convey economically the required maximum day demand and borehole
capacity by considering a certain pumping hour. Water will be supplied from the bore holes to 100m3
Booster station then to 300m3 service reservoirs. The raising main pipe is GI medium class DN 100mm
from Bore Hole to Booster station and 752m beyond Booster station till 300m3 service reservoir and GI
heavy class DN 100mm with a total length of about 6838m and 753m respectively.

To determine the economic diameter for pressure line between the bore holes and service reservoir, the
following equation is adopted.
Borehole
To 1
Where Q=Discharge in m3/se
Q=5.5*(24/24*1000)l/s, =0.0055m3/s
D=0.071m to 0.090m, checked for velocity.
Take Diameter 100mm GI pipe.
Checking the permissible velocity
V= (0.0055)/ (3.14*0.12/4)
V=0.7 m/s OK

5.5 Distribution Network

The distribution network is designed in such a way that it safely and economically accommodates the Peak
hour demand of the year 2036. The layout of the distribution network has been prepared based on the
existing settlement pattern and topographic suitability. As per the design criteria, the following guidelines
are maintained in the analysis of the distribution network.
 During Peak hour flow velocity shall be between 0.3 and 2.2 m/s.
 During minimum consumption water shall not be stagnant in the distribution network
In the simulation of the network system, the demand at each node is calculated based on the information
gathered regarding the future development trend of the town and the estimated population density.
The hydraulic network diagram system for project area as shown on the layout drawing including
minimum demand (night time) and peak hour demand (day time) conditions were carried out using the
software called Water CAD V 6.5. Specific print outs of simulation results covering minimum and peak
hour consumption periods are attached in annex A and schematic layouts showing the proposed pipe
distribution network are presented in the drawing.
As per the analysis from the hydraulic calculation summary, the maximum pressure at minimum demand
is 72.46 mH2o, after providing pressure break valve at one location exactly 132m from the reservoir is
essential so that the pressure will be in the acceptable range as a result HDPE pipe with PE100 and PN 10
in the distribution network is proposed.
Table 5. 2 Summaries of Pipe Diameter and Length for Kimer Dengay
Diameter
S.no Pipe type PN10 Length(m) Remark
OD(mm)
1 32 HDPE ,PE100 289 Distribution
4 75 HDPE, PE100 1047 Distribution
7 DN 150 GI Medium class 22 Distribution
Total 19,096 Distribution

5.6 Service Reservoir
Capacity of reservoir for Kimer Dengay Town is determined using simplified empirical method
commonly practiced in many water supply projects. This is simply taking one third of the maximum day
demand at the end of the design period. Therefore, 600m3 i.e. each 300m3 for Phase I and Phase II to
minimize current investment cost is recommended at UTM Easting 414,200.79, Northing 1,305,284.44,
Elevation of 3,071.30 a.m.s.l is proposed.
5. 7 Pumps
The primary function of a pump is to add hydraulic energy to certain values of fluid. A pump serves to
transfer energy from a power source to a fluid, thereby creating flow or simply creating greater pressures
on the fluid. Many types and sizes of pumps are available, ranging in power from a fraction of one horse
power to the several thousand horse power. There are reliability of the service that will be given, the first
cost of the equipment, and the operating cost. Pump in this project is used to lift raw water to service
reservoir.
5.8 Selection criteria of pumps
In the selection of a particular pump, the capacity, reliability, Cost, power, maintenance and efficiency
factors are taken in to account.
5.8.1 Electro mechanical detail design
Input data to design electromechanical equipments
Service Reservoir Elevation(m) 3071.3m

Booster collection elevation(m) 2884.87m
Bore Hole Elevation(m) 2807.0m
pump position below well head cover(m) 158m+ 0.8m
Blind Casing interval @ pump position (m) 156.28-162.21m
Raising Main Pipe from BH to booster type and Length(m) GI 4”, 5353m
Raising Main Pipe from booster to SR type and Length(m) GI 4”, 2237m
Well recommended yield(l/s) 5.5
Recommended pump Discharge for 18 pumping hr (l/s) 5.5
Dynamic water level during test(m) 132.82m
Expected dynamic water level(m) 158
Diameter of Surface Casing (inch) 14 ½”
Production casing type & diameter PVC 8”
Well depth 180m
Riser pipe diameter and length GI, 3” 160m
Maximum day demand (l/s) 21l/s

Kimir dingay town water supply project electro-mechanical design head calculation
Frictional Head losses
1. From borehole to booster
A) Riser pipe head loss(HL1)
Using Hazzen william’s formula
HL=10.7*(Q/C)1.85*L/D4.87
Where c is coefficient of friction take 120 for GI pipe
Q is flow rate 5.5l/s
L=Riser pipe length 3” GI(DN=80mm) L=160m
HL1=3.5m
B) Rising main pipe head loss(HL2)
Using Hazzen william’s formula
HL2=10.7*(Q/C)1.85*L/D4.87
Where c is coefficient of friction take 120 for GI pipe
L=Rising main pipe length(DN=100mm) L=5353m
HL2=39.8m
C) Minor loss HL3
HL3=0.1*(HL1 +HL2)=4.3m
D) Total head loss HTL
HTL=HL1+HL2 + HL3 =47.6m
Total Dynamic head=ED+DWL+HTL+height of reservoir water hammer (free head)
=265.5m, take 266m head.
Submersible pump power determination

H=266m
Q=5.5l/sec
Step 1: The pump power can be calculated by using the empirical formula as:
∗ . ∗
= = = = 20.5
∗ᶯ ∗ . .
Assume that the efficiency of the pump is 70%.
Where: p is power of the pump, Q is the amount of flow rate, H is the total head and ηm is efficiency of the
pump
Step2: the electric motor power can be determined by divide the pump power to the electric motor
efficiency
20.5
= = = 25.6
ᶯ 0.8
Assume that efficiency of the electric motor is 0.8.
Where: pm is the power of the electric motor, p is power of the pump, ηm is efficiency of the motor.
Therefore, the submersible electric motor power is 26kw by taking the standard.
Step 3: determine the generator power.

The generator power should exceed from 30% to 50% of the electric motor power as general.
Gp=1.5*pm=1.5*26kw=39kw
Where: Gp is power of the generator.
Step 4: consider altitude effect.
However, the generator power is affected by the altitude above sea level. In general for 1000m elevation the
generator power is reduced by 10 %.
∗ 10%
= ∗ = 10.9
1000 100

Where: palt is power reduced by the altitude; Al is altitude above sea level. Now the total the generator
power is the sum of the two powers.
Gp total=39kw+10.9kw=49.9kw.By taking power factor of 0.8 for the motor, the generator power required
is 70 kva generator including other loads.
Note: autotransformer starting system, soft starting system and impedance starting system may be used with
the above generator and motor capacity.
Cable size determination: for three phase motor of submersible pump power cable, the voltage drop at the
motor terminal point should not be greater than 3%.
For a given motor with appropriate rated current the minimum cable size can be calculated by using the
following formula
q= L*I*1.73*100*cosφ*ρ
U*ΔU-L*I*1.73*100*sinφ*XL
Formula designations
U = Rated voltage [V]= 400v
ΔU = Voltage drop [%]=3%
I = Rated current of the motor [A]=57A
L=3 phase power cable from control panel to motor terminal =175m
cos φ = Power factor~=0.8
ρ = Specific resistance: 0.025 [Ω mm2]
q = minimum Cross-section of 3ø drop cable[mm2]
sin φ =√( 1 − 2φ) =0.6
XL = Inductive resistance: 0.078 x 10-3 [Ω/m].
From the calculation the minimum required size of cable is 24.7mm2, by taking the standard & maximum
current carrying capacity the minimum drop cable size should be 3x35mm2
Summary:
1. Pump power=26kw
2. Generator power=70kva
2. From collection chamber to service reservoir

A) Head loss for transmission pipe HL1
Using Hazzen William’s formula
HL=10.7*(Q/C)1.85*L/D4.87
Where c is coefficient of friction take 120
L=Riser main pipe length GI 4”(DN=100mm),L=2237m
HL1=16.6m
B) Minor loss HL2
HL2=0.1*(HL1) =1.7m
C) Total head loss HTL
HTL=HL1+HL2=18.3m
Total Dynamic head=ED+HTL+height of reservoir water hammer =212.3m
So take 212m total head.
Surface pump power determination
Here we use 2 surface pumps of discharge capacity=5.5l/s in which one of the pumps is standby.
H=212m
Q=5.5l/sec
Step 1: The pump power can be calculated by using the empirical formula as:
∗ . ∗
= = = = 17.6
∗ᶯ ∗ . .
Assume that the efficiency of the pump is 65%.

Where: p is power of the pump, Q is the amount of flow rate, H is the total head and ηmis efficiency of the
pump
Step2: the electric motor power can be determined by divide the pump power to the electric motor
efficiency
17.6
= = = 22
ᶯ 0.8
Assume that efficiency of the electric motor is 0.8.
Where: pm is the power of the electric motor, p is power of the pump, ηm is efficiency of the motor.
Therefore, the self prime surface pump electric motor power is 22kw by taking the standard.
Step 3: determine the generator power.
The generator power should exceed from 30% to 50% of the electric motor power as general.
Gp=1.5*pm=1.5*22kw=33kw
Where: Gp is power of the generator.
Step 4: consider altitude effect.
However, the generator power is affected by the altitude above sea level. In general for 1000m elevation the
generator power is reduced by 10 %.
∗ 10%
= ∗ = 9.5
1000 100
Where: palt is power reduced by the altitude; Al is altitude above sea level. Now the total the generator
power is the sum of the two powers.
Gp total=33kw+9.5kw=42.5kw. By taking power factor of 0.8 for the motor, the generator power required
is 60 kva generator including other small loads.
Cable size determination: for three phase motor of surface pump power cable the voltage drop at the motor
terminal point should not be greater than 3%.
For a given motor with appropriate rated current the minimum cable size can be calculated by using the
following formula
q= L*I*100*cosφ*ρ
U*ΔU-L*I*1.73*100*sinφ*XL
Formula designations
U = Rated voltage [V]= 400v
ΔU = Voltage drop [%]=3%
I = Rated current of the motor [A]=45A
L=3 phase power cable from control panel to motor terminal =25m
cos φ = Power factor~=0.8
ρ = Specific resistance: 0.025 [Ω mm2]
q = minimum Cross-section of 3ø drop cable[mm2]
sin φ =√( 1 − 2φ) =0.6
XL = Inductive resistance: 0.078 x 10-3 [Ω/m].
From the calculation the minimum required size of cable is 1.5mm2, by taking the maximum current
carrying capacity the minimum drop cable size should be 3x10mm2
Summary:
Summary:
1. Pump power=22kw (1+1 pumps)
2. Generator power=60kva
Selection of suction and delivery side pipe sizes in booster station
By using the following formula, we fix each side pipe sizes

V = 1.274*Q / D2
Where V = velocity of water in pipe in m/sec
Q = station design discharge in m3/sec

D = diameter of selected pipe in meters
Suction and delivery side pipe sizes and velocity in booster station
Location Booster station remark
Destination Service reservoir
Station discharge, l/sec (m3/hr) 5.5(19.8)
No of standby pumps 1
Total no of pumps 2
Single pump discharge, l/sec (m3/hr) 5.5(19.8)
Allowable velocity m/s, suction side 1.5

Allowable velocity m/s, discharge side 2.8
Common suction pipe dia, mm wrt allowable velocity 68.3

Independent suction pipe dia, mm wrt allowable velocity 68.3
Independent discharge pipe dia, mm wrt allowable velocity 50.02
Common discharge pipe dia, mm wrt allowable velocity 50.02
Actual common suction pipe dia, mm 100

Actual independent suction pipe dia, mm 80
Actual independent discharge pipe dia, mm 65
Actual common discharge pipe dia, mm 80
Actual common suction pipe velocity, m/s 0.70

Actual independent suction pipe velocity, m/s 1.09
Actual independent discharge pipe velocity, m/s 1.66
Actual common discharge pipe velocity, m/s 1.09
Summary of pumps and generator for electromechanical work

Description Bore hole Booster Remark
Pump capacity 26kw 22kw We recommend to
Pump Qty 1 2(1+1) use EEPCO as the
Total head in meter 266 212 major power
Total Pump Discharge in l/sec 5.5 5.5 each source to reduce
Recommended Transformer rating in KVA 50 50 running cost
Standby Generator capacity in KVA 70 60
Manual change over switch in amp 80 80
5.9 Laying of Pipes

Since it passes mostly through main road side, it should be below ground. A trench about (60*80) and
(60*90) cm for GI and HDPE pipe respectively should be excavated along the alignment.
5.10 Public Fountains

The total number of public fountains, which are required for household consumption, has been limited
considering the walking distance or the number of population, but in this case as the dwellers are living in

nearby, the second approach, is preferred and hence a total of 17 water points including the schools, health
center and religious institutions.
The locations of public fountains are decided together with the presence of local communities, Kebele
administrative and Woreda water resource Office experts.
Table 5. 4 Summaries of Water Points

UTM Location coordinate
S.No
North East Elevation Code Remark
1 1305535.73 414589.82 2998.46 WP1 New four faucet
2 1305583.28 414847.01 3009.90 WP 2 New four faucet
4 1305696.72 414473.37 2992.98 WP 4 Existing
5 1306547.81 414467.16 2985.20 WP 5 Existing
6 1306758.53 414907.63 2991.17 WP 6 Existing
9 1306016.07 414973.51 2985.68 WP 9 Existing
11 1305936.40 415423.60 2990.53 WP11 Existing
13 1306691.77 414562.60 2983.67 WP SCH2 New four faucet
14 1305588.87 414795.48 3007.61 WP M New Single faucet
15 1305696.64 414981.70 3016.19 WP CH New Single faucet
16 1306010.50 414342.06 2978.41 WP SCH1 New four faucet
17 1306205.01 414142.84 2972.77 WP HC Existing
The public fountains are designed in such a way that users of various water fetching types like Jeri can,
and pot could easily be served.
5.11 River/ Gully Crossing

In the project area there are gravel road crossing and culvert crossing.
5.12 Access Road

Access road is very essential for water supply site projects meant for smooth operations of the system
during construction and operation and maintenance.

5.13 Disinfection
All water supplies should be disinfected in order to protect public health. Disinfections inactivates any
remaining bacteria in the water after previous treatment steps and provides a residual disinfectants to
inactivate bacteria introduced by any subsequent entrance of contaminated water during storage or
distribution. Hence all water supplied through distribution system should be disinfected to provide a
residual disinfectant, which provides ongoing protection from bacterial growth and survival.
At present, the principal disinfectant used worldwide is chlorine. Chlorine in its various forms is
invariably and almost universally used for disinfecting public water supplies. It is cheap, reliable, easy to
handle, easily measurable, and above all, it is capable of providing residual disinfecting effects for long
periods, thus affording complete protection against future recontamination of water in the distribution
system. Its only disadvantage is that when used in greater amounts, it imparts bitter and bad taste to the
water, which may not be liked by consumers.
Generally chlorine gas and chlorine compounds are used to disinfect water before distribution. Chlorine
gas needs more expensive feeding equipment, difficult to operate & maintain, and requires skilled
supervisor so, use of chlorine compounds is preferred to chlorine gas. Among the chlorine compounds,
calcium hypochlorite is selected to sodium hypochlorite, as the available chlorine in calcium hypochlorite
is greater.
The calcium hypochlorite solution will be prepared in a tank provided with motor driven paddles to
thoroughly mix the chemical. The solution will then be directed to a constant head regulator to keep
constant head then will be dosed in to the clean water reservoir through plastic tube fitted with flow
regulating tap. Two solution tanks with mixers will be employed to ensure uninterrupted operation while
one tank is being filled for solution preparation.
This chlorine dosing facilities will be installed at the top of the clean water reservoir. The equipment will
be provided with simple shade to protect it from the attack of direct sunlight and rain.

6. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT/EIA/
6.1 Introduction
Environment is a system which consists of Hydrological, Biophysical, Atmospherically, Cultural and
Social condition. EIA provides the answer for impact during construction and after construction. It is used
as an instrument for sustainable development by minimizing the adverse effects and maximizing the
benefits that is obtained as result of the project. In addition to these it identifies the problems which exist
in the environment and select alternatives that mitigate the impact.
Water supply service is a mechanism that delivers adequate, clean and safe water to a community
according to their present and forecasted demand. Presently this is one of the characteristics of this water
supply project. The abundant quantity with high storing capacity as build from locally found materials to
supply adequate safe and clean water at proximal delivery distance to the user with cost effective and
efficient operation mechanism are some of the principles in the water supply. Environmental study shall
respect these principles to conceive a mitigation measure and devise a monitoring plan.
The main mission of the initial environmental impact examination and evaluation in this study is needed to
assess the existing condition. Furthermore, to observe preliminary cases and predicted effects that can be
noticed due to the project on natural and physical resources and human-environment of the proposed water
supply sites. The observed results will be used in improving the design, decision- making and community
participation to ensure sustainable and environmentally sound water supply to this town.
Thus, the study will thoroughly focus on existing situations that have impacts on the project and other
likelihood effects or impacts that may arise due to the project on the immediate sites and on the
subsequent water delivering mechanisms to the beneficiaries. The finding will further enhance the positive
impacts and provide protective devices and mitigation measures for negative impacts. It further assists to
formulate the monitoring and the follow-up procedures for some immediate and long term adverse effects.
6.2 Positive Impact of the Project

The water supply project has an impact on the environment even though the design, construction and
operation of the project are being done carefully. The environmental impact assessment provides the result
for the impact during construction and after construction. Some of the major positive impacts of the
project are:
 Save time and energy saving in fetching of drinking water. Especially the burden of women
and child in fetching of water from other sources can be reduced.
 Improve the Water Supply and Sanitation coverage
 Improve health, life standard and productivity of the communities

 Provide better quality and sustainable water supply for project area communities.
 Easy control of hazards (like fire).
 Create job opportunities
6.3 Negative Impacts
There is no as such considerable negative impact in this urban town piped water supply and sanitation
project. But some of expected impacts are:
 Disturbance of a small amount of agricultural land and vegetations during lying of pipelines.
 land Loss of farmers for construction
6.4 Mitigation Measures for Negative Impacts
Most of the negative impacts caused by the project are accomplished in the construction period of pipe
laying .This can be reduced by proper planning of the construction activities such as making the
construction work to begin in non-farming and non- harvesting season.
6.5 Implementation program
The Water Supply Schemes Kimer Dengay town project is to be implemented in two phase. The phase
will cover the period from the year 2016 - 2036. In this phase all the civil works of the proposed system
will be carried out in 2016. The construction activities that are going to be implemented are described
below:
 Rising ,Gravity Main and distribution pipe Laying
 Construction of reservoir
 Construction of Public fountains.
 Construction of Generator and Guard House.
 Pump installation
7. Geotechnical information
7.1 scopes
The scope of this geo-technical information includes: Information about the availability and suitability of
construction materials in the project area.
7.2 Rising & Distribution Mains Route

The geological formations encountered along the surveyed rising and transmission mains can be classified
into the following main strength categories based on the rip ability capacity during excavation.
I. Clay soil and soft rock with some hard rock (rising main)

II. Clay soil and soft rock (distribution)
7.3 Construction Material

During field work the accessibility of construction material was gathered from community as shown below.
7.3.1 Sand
The sand deposit site which is suitable for civil work construction is suggested for all water supply system
construction components.
Table: 7.1 Recommended sand deposits

Location Accessibility Recommended purpose Remark
Lalibela and or Addis Zemen
For concrete, masonry
(XXkm and 95km respectively Accessible Recommended
work
from project site)
7.3.2 Rock for Masonry

Rock for masonry and hard core is available near Debere Tabor 30Km from the project site.
7.3.3 Rock for aggregates
Rock for aggregates can be found Debere Tabor town around 30km from the project site.

8. WATER TARIFF ANALYSIS
8.1 Introduction
One of the most important issues in designing and implementing a water supply system is how to ensure the
financial sustainability of the project.
A common occurrence on village/small town water supply projects is that once the scheme is constructed,
then those responsible for operation and maintenance do not invest sufficient money in this important task,
so water services eventually deteriorate. To increase the prospects of sustainable schemes, reasonable and
accurate operation & maintenance and depreciation cost estimates based on good operation and
maintenance practice should inform future water tariff increase. It is also necessary to explain to key
stakeholders why the proposed operation and maintenance expenditures are necessary. Time and effort is
therefore well spent on predicting reasonably accurate cost estimates so that people have some confidence
in the validity of the estimates for future financial planning.
The following table shall be used in the estimation of the maintenance cost for different types of works.
Table 8.1 Estimating operation maintenance cost of water supply system components
It. Water supply scheme component Percent of yearly maintenance cost out of
No. the physical investment cost of the
component
1 Civil works (buildings, generator house, 0.3 - 0.7
valve boxes etc.)
2 Pipelines 0.6 - 0.8
3 Reservoirs 0.3 - 0.7
4 Public fountains and water meters 1–5
5 Electrical and mechanical equipment 3–5

Table 8.2 Water tariff analysis with investment, operation and maintenance Cost
Amount of Amount of
water water Water Water
Total Cost produced produced tariff tariff
Year (Birr/year) m3/day m3/year birr/m3 cents/20lit
2016 1,069,556 267.00 97,521.75 10.97 21.93
2017 1,114,537 288.60 105,411.15 10.57 21.15
2018 1,161,792 310.20 113,300.55 10.25 20.51
2019 1,211,419 331.80 121,189.95 10.00 19.99
2020 1,263,519 353.40 129,079.35 9.79 19.58
2021 1,318,200 375.00 136,968.75 9.62 19.25
2022 1,376,376 410.40 149,898.60 9.18 18.36
2023 1,437,374 445.80 162,828.45 8.83 17.66
2024 1,501,316 481.20 175,758.30 8.54 17.08
2025 1,568,327 516.60 188,688.15 8.31 16.62
2026 1,638,536 552.00 201,618.00 8.13 16.25
2027 1,712,313 591.20 215,935.80 7.93 15.86
2028 1,789,568 630.40 230,253.60 7.77 15.54
2029 1,870,451 669.60 244,571.40 7.65 15.30
2030 1,955,112 708.80 258,889.20 7.55 15.10
2031 2,043,711 748.00 273,207.00 7.48 14.96
2032 2,137,325 801.40 292,711.35 7.30 14.60
2033 2,235,232 854.80 312,215.70 7.16 14.32
2034 2,337,609 908.20 331,720.05 7.05 14.09
2035 2,444,644 961.60 351,224.40 6.96 13.92
2036 2,556,529 1015.00 370,728.75 6.90 13.79

9 MANAGEMENTAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL SETUP
9.1 Introduction
Most water supply schemes in our region suffer from sustainability due to unfortunate Management system
right from the commencement till the operation stage. To alleviate the dilemma, the Federal and Regional
Governments issued Policies and regulations to upgrade and improve the institutional and technical capacity
of those major actors in the sector. This section of the document is intended to prepare Manage mental
Models and Organizational structure for Kimer Dengay piped water supply system to operate efficiently and
sustainably.
9.2 Organizational Structure

The organization structure that depicts the future management set up of Kimer Dengay piped Water supply
is shown below.
Board
Manager & Accountant
Cashier Generator Plumber Tap attendant Guard

Operator
Figure 9.1 Organizational structures for Kimer Dengay
As we can see in the above diagram, a person titled manger and accountant is accountable to the Board and
subordinated by other hired people with different experience and assignments. The Woreda Water office
shall follow and monitor the overall performance of the scheme instead of taking over other routine
activities like water point source rural schemes Woreda Water Office did. The Woreda water Office with
the assistance of Woreda board team shall give to employees a clear description of tasks which they perform
regularly. By doing so every employee will accomplished what is expected from him/her and ensures
sustainability.

9.3 Money for Operation and Maintenance
The collection of money for operation and maintenance will be carried out by the kebele water office
formed in each fountain as per the tariff set based on the analysis done in the design document.
9.4 Procurement
The procurement of spare parts, fuel& oil and other materials is the duty and responsibility of the
subordinate staffs that will be hired. Spare parts which will be easily damaged and frequently changed have
to be available at stock.
9.5 Guidelines and manuals

Financial and other administration manuals provided and handed out to board while the construction manual
is undergoing by Woreda support group or Woreda water office team.
9.6 Audit
The Woreda water office team will send an auditor to monitor the proper collection, handling and use of
money and other property of the community annually or less can be audited under the request of board.
9.7 Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting

The Board with Water service will hold a meeting every month to look at matters and present financial and
other administrative reports to the community.
A report consists of all works executed throughout the reporting period and encountered problems, it can be
prepared by the scheme manger. All community members shall involve in finding the solutions to ensure
ownership of the scheme.

10. CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
 Currently there is deficiency of pure water supply system at the project area. Therefore at the right
time constructing the project is needed to solve the shortage of water, public health improvement,
time and energy saving for women and children.
 The Bore hole yield is unable to meet the community demand, therefore the client should find
further source that could meet the need of the society.
 Around five water point's stand are present and need to be connected with the new supply network
laid near the future.
 Stage of construction is in two phases (phase I and phase II)

WATER CAD ANALYSIS REPORT
ANNEX A

Table: - A1 Junction Report on minimum day demand
Base Pressure
Easting Northing Elevation
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
241 414,233.08 1,305,308.65 3,064.64 0 6.66
242 414,247.11 1,305,325.91 3,055.62 0 15.68
243 414,254.60 1,305,344.03 3,049.13 0 22.17
246 414,287.58 1,305,413.31 3,016.69 0 27.59
WP CH 414,981.70 1,305,696.64 3,016.19 0 28.08
244 414,265.09 1,305,365.59 3,039.54 0 31.76
871 414,954.12 1,305,691.93 3,011.98 0 32.3
J-303 416,004.63 1,305,599.77 3,011.08 0 33.2
J-304 415,998.12 1,305,590.86 3,011.06 0 33.21
WP2 414,847.00 1,305,583.28 3,009.90 0 34.38
J-856 414,809.36 1,305,571.29 3,009.46 0 34.82
872 414,935.71 1,305,686.91 3,009.28 0 35
247 414,300.60 1,305,438.31 3,009.27 0 35.01
305 415,959.74 1,305,613.10 3,009.24 0 35.03
J-861 414,844.05 1,305,591.58 3,009.24 0 35.04
302 415,964.20 1,305,623.38 3,009.12 0 35.16
866 414,899.33 1,305,653.32 3,008.93 0 35.35
854 414,797.97 1,305,564.52 3,008.93 0 35.35
865 414,879.73 1,305,633.96 3,008.91 0 35.37
864 414,863.59 1,305,621.16 3,008.90 0 35.37
857 414,838.09 1,305,585.76 3,008.84 0 35.44
853 414,778.73 1,305,551.31 3,008.67 0 35.61
J-863 414,839.48 1,305,608.70 3,008.45 0 35.83
852 414,758.81 1,305,540.04 3,008.33 0 35.95
J-851 414,742.07 1,305,531.63 3,008.10 0 36.18
867 414,909.29 1,305,670.92 3,007.82 0 36.46
WP M 414,795.48 1,305,588.86 3,007.61 0 36.67
J-873 414,924.45 1,305,684.90 3,007.27 0 37.01
850 414,739.41 1,305,539.45 3,007.10 0 37.18
306 415,911.50 1,305,640.77 3,006.63 0 37.65
868 414,933.39 1,305,694.63 3,006.21 0 38.07
WP3 415,436.38 1,305,742.70 3,006.15 0 38.13
301 415,909.39 1,305,654.78 3,006.13 0 38.15
869 414,938.17 1,305,705.92 3,005.86 0 38.42
849 414,732.38 1,305,556.19 3,005.45 0 38.83
859 414,823.23 1,305,635.47 3,005.32 0 38.96
848 414,720.05 1,305,578.52 3,004.70 0 39.58

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
300 415,863.18 1,305,681.26 3,003.73 0 40.54
183 414,742.24 1,305,615.82 3,003.68 0 40.6
307 415,854.57 1,305,673.49 3,003.60 0 40.68
186 414,772.41 1,305,634.83 3,003.48 0 40.8
182 414,711.23 1,305,597.09 3,003.46 0 40.82
263 414,749.09 1,305,646.68 3,003.24 0 41.04
J-847 414,715.18 1,305,600.15 3,003.17 0 41.11
187 414,806.91 1,305,653.56 3,003.11 0 41.17
J-858 414,813.25 1,305,657.71 3,002.99 0 41.29
J-320 414,724.50 1,305,630.64 3,002.90 0 41.38
264 414,797.74 1,305,672.55 3,002.84 0 41.44
J-318 414,803.66 1,305,651.63 3,002.81 0 41.47
188 414,840.44 1,305,676.70 3,002.76 0 41.52
181 414,683.48 1,305,581.56 3,002.67 0 41.61
J-334 414,709.98 1,305,621.63 3,002.60 0 41.68
J-319 414,793.21 1,305,670.19 3,002.58 0 41.7
299 415,828.15 1,305,700.97 3,002.23 0 42.05
265 414,838.57 1,305,696.85 3,002.19 0 42.09
189 414,883.47 1,305,702.82 3,002.11 0 42.17
321 414,717.97 1,305,648.08 3,001.98 0 42.3
J-757 415,426.37 1,305,777.82 3,001.87 0 42.41
262 414,676.00 1,305,601.95 3,001.74 0 42.54
190 414,925.25 1,305,729.66 3,001.65 0 42.63
180 414,658.33 1,305,567.87 3,001.55 0 42.73
333 414,704.63 1,305,646.07 3,001.35 0 42.93
308 415,799.03 1,305,704.31 3,001.33 0 42.95
266 414,904.70 1,305,737.57 3,001.17 0 43.11
322 414,715.44 1,305,674.72 3,000.68 0 43.59
191 414,972.61 1,305,757.74 3,000.64 0 43.64
298 415,774.64 1,305,730.64 3,000.59 0 43.69
J-560 414,879.47 1,305,722.24 3,000.57 0 43.71
309 415,768.98 1,305,722.54 3,000.54 0 43.74
179 414,633.47 1,305,557.13 3,000.47 0 43.81
310 415,763.91 1,305,725.50 3,000.46 0 43.82
297 415,770.35 1,305,733.55 3,000.42 0 43.86
J-332 414,705.05 1,305,670.40 3,000.28 0 44
248 414,320.12 1,305,482.67 3,000.03 0 44.25
825 415,399.45 1,306,430.86 3,000.02 0 44.26
267 414,957.03 1,305,771.13 2,999.96 0 44.32

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
296 415,750.06 1,305,744.99 2,999.93 0 44.35
824 415,389.23 1,306,411.57 2,999.69 0 44.59
401 414,700.27 1,305,680.38 2,999.61 0 44.67
192 415,022.75 1,305,785.70 2,999.57 0 44.71
261 414,628.49 1,305,578.92 2,999.57 0 44.71
268 414,996.63 1,305,792.27 2,999.36 0 44.92
323 414,716.76 1,305,703.91 2,999.25 0 45.03
835 415,482.62 1,306,272.32 2,999.24 0 45.04
295 415,703.29 1,305,771.48 2,999.17 0 45.11
311 415,706.37 1,305,756.15 2,999.10 0 45.18
269 415,025.53 1,305,805.75 2,998.99 0 45.29
195 415,058.37 1,305,799.91 2,998.96 0 45.31
834 415,464.75 1,306,288.54 2,998.92 0 45.36
890 414,611.44 1,305,669.26 2,998.66 0 45.62
889 414,636.46 1,305,689.40 2,998.58 0 45.7
331 414,705.45 1,305,708.99 2,998.50 0 45.78
WP1 414,589.82 1,305,535.73 2,998.46 0 45.82
178 414,605.28 1,305,547.10 2,998.45 0 45.83
270 415,075.19 1,305,825.17 2,998.39 0 45.89
312 415,656.12 1,305,785.50 2,998.39 0 45.89
325 414,718.00 1,305,725.81 2,998.32 0 45.96
J-561 415,095.35 1,305,831.12 2,998.32 0 45.96
362 414,772.29 1,306,287.80 2,998.30 0 45.97
361 414,756.07 1,306,292.43 2,998.21 0 46.07
360 414,747.86 1,306,255.62 2,998.20 0 46.08
833 415,434.08 1,306,308.18 2,998.17 0 46.11
359 414,769.78 1,306,257.11 2,998.12 0 46.16
888 414,657.94 1,305,703.23 2,998.05 0 46.23
891 414,582.54 1,305,647.79 2,998.03 0 46.25
402 414,662.58 1,305,719.47 2,997.97 0 46.31
196 415,104.90 1,305,816.33 2,997.94 0 46.34
J-887 414,667.75 1,305,711.76 2,997.92 0 46.36
574 414,858.52 1,305,761.51 2,997.85 0 46.42
829 415,499.80 1,306,200.71 2,997.77 0 46.51
J_803 415,501.64 1,306,202.44 2,997.75 0 46.53
823 415,375.09 1,306,387.42 2,997.74 0 46.54
271 415,122.85 1,305,838.64 2,997.61 0 46.67
595 415,085.98 1,305,857.51 2,997.51 0 46.77
313 415,605.72 1,305,813.73 2,997.45 0 46.83

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
804 415,472.04 1,306,222.19 2,997.44 0 46.84
892 414,562.87 1,305,635.37 2,997.43 0 46.85
294 415,614.46 1,305,823.61 2,997.41 0 46.87
J-895 414,587.48 1,305,542.56 2,997.25 0 47.02
260 414,589.04 1,305,563.06 2,997.14 0 47.14
197 415,146.50 1,305,826.99 2,997.04 0 47.24
399 414,607.52 1,305,735.50 2,996.96 0 47.32
771 415,466.90 1,306,224.97 2,996.95 0 47.33
403 414,650.78 1,305,737.71 2,996.94 0 47.34
365 414,756.75 1,306,334.37 2,996.89 0 47.39
756 415,419.52 1,305,814.52 2,996.87 0 47.41
400 414,592.15 1,305,726.56 2,996.84 0 47.43
J-772 415,459.13 1,306,230.03 2,996.80 0 47.47
366 414,776.36 1,306,340.67 2,996.79 0 47.48
893 414,550.41 1,305,627.79 2,996.74 0 47.54
416 414,561.73 1,305,710.25 2,996.73 0 47.55
357 414,740.23 1,306,215.01 2,996.73 0 47.55
293 415,577.33 1,305,843.43 2,996.72 0 47.55
314 415,576.52 1,305,829.65 2,996.71 0 47.57
J-611 414,849.93 1,305,778.10 2,996.68 0 47.6
411 414,620.36 1,305,743.77 2,996.57 0 47.71
501 414,696.00 1,306,309.24 2,996.55 0 47.73
830 415,488.16 1,306,184.09 2,996.52 0 47.76
J-832 415,411.11 1,306,320.25 2,996.50 0 47.78
397 414,665.65 1,305,757.85 2,996.46 0 47.82
326 414,717.76 1,305,763.10 2,996.42 0 47.86
330 414,705.09 1,305,758.93 2,996.40 0 47.88
WP10 415,185.03 1,305,864.18 2,996.37 0 47.91
367 414,775.08 1,306,365.98 2,996.35 0 47.93
292 415,547.58 1,305,856.28 2,996.20 0 48.08
358 414,762.50 1,306,209.34 2,996.18 0 48.1
177 414,572.39 1,305,538.46 2,996.16 0 48.12
272 415,170.72 1,305,847.77 2,996.15 0 48.13
315 415,541.77 1,305,843.62 2,996.14 0 48.14
J-822 414,637.35 1,305,753.65 2,996.13 0 48.15
J-821 414,640.96 1,305,750.52 2,996.13 0 48.15
J-404 414,639.45 1,305,752.33 2,996.13 0 48.15
805 415,440.69 1,306,243.46 2,996.01 0 48.26
J-841 415,184.18 1,305,850.02 2,995.98 0 48.3

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
291 415,520.53 1,305,864.12 2,995.94 0 48.34
502 414,697.86 1,306,347.54 2,995.93 0 48.35
500 414,696.43 1,306,272.12 2,995.86 0 48.42
280 415,491.09 1,305,867.87 2,995.85 0 48.43
J-666 415,200.11 1,305,850.41 2,995.82 0 48.46
575 414,842.27 1,305,788.30 2,995.79 0 48.49
417 414,539.46 1,305,703.54 2,995.76 0 48.52
J-396 414,704.72 1,305,772.57 2,995.74 0 48.54
198 415,200.35 1,305,835.84 2,995.72 0 48.56
499 414,694.60 1,306,233.51 2,995.68 0 48.6
503 414,682.59 1,306,357.90 2,995.64 0 48.64
610 414,895.41 1,305,804.56 2,995.63 0 48.65
369 414,753.96 1,306,371.49 2,995.55 0 48.73
316 415,499.18 1,305,853.84 2,995.52 0 48.75
J-826 415,424.54 1,306,251.97 2,995.50 0 48.78
281 415,482.21 1,305,857.90 2,995.48 0 48.8
279 415,456.89 1,305,870.25 2,995.42 0 48.86
418 414,531.32 1,305,698.44 2,995.28 0 49
894 414,520.49 1,305,617.60 2,995.22 0 49.06
412 414,598.30 1,305,774.77 2,995.21 0 49.06
405 414,641.29 1,305,785.43 2,995.17 0 49.11
806 415,417.96 1,306,258.42 2,995.16 0 49.12
427 414,523.14 1,305,711.20 2,995.16 0 49.12
317 415,469.04 1,305,858.15 2,995.16 0 49.12
608 414,977.12 1,305,846.67 2,995.09 0 49.18
286 415,230.81 1,305,841.45 2,995.01 0 49.27
609 414,938.71 1,305,825.20 2,994.96 0 49.32
371 414,775.29 1,306,402.31 2,994.95 0 49.33
282 415,447.88 1,305,858.52 2,994.94 0 49.34
607 415,031.59 1,305,875.15 2,994.94 0 49.34
428 414,530.33 1,305,747.95 2,994.93 0 49.35
273 415,224.43 1,305,854.17 2,994.87 0 49.41
426 414,518.20 1,305,680.80 2,994.77 0 49.5
259 414,550.26 1,305,551.47 2,994.77 0 49.51
425 414,513.90 1,305,653.61 2,994.76 0 49.52
370 414,754.15 1,306,400.51 2,994.72 0 49.56
174 414,546.70 1,305,531.85 2,994.70 0 49.58
249 414,331.62 1,305,503.44 2,994.67 0 49.61
J-559 414,718.67 1,305,802.26 2,994.63 0 49.65

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
329 414,703.98 1,305,799.78 2,994.58 0 49.7
773 415,444.06 1,306,206.39 2,994.53 0 49.75
504 414,670.47 1,306,395.71 2,994.52 0 49.76
801 415,397.23 1,306,301.17 2,994.44 0 49.84
337 414,701.51 1,305,809.86 2,994.44 0 49.84
J-278 415,412.64 1,305,868.41 2,994.40 0 49.88
J-419 414,519.78 1,305,691.49 2,994.39 0 49.89
665 415,182.92 1,305,885.92 2,994.38 0 49.9
328 414,718.77 1,305,808.97 2,994.31 0 49.97
274 415,273.33 1,305,855.65 2,994.31 0 49.97
606 415,059.69 1,305,889.83 2,994.29 0 49.99
576 414,829.15 1,305,812.66 2,994.27 0 50.01
275 415,275.88 1,305,845.72 2,994.27 0 50.01
429 414,536.21 1,305,780.19 2,994.23 0 50.05
755 415,414.07 1,305,852.18 2,994.18 0 50.1
338 414,719.79 1,305,817.94 2,994.18 0 50.1
285 415,284.11 1,305,846.62 2,994.15 0 50.13
498 414,688.09 1,306,199.15 2,994.10 0 50.18
J-605 415,070.27 1,305,894.75 2,994.07 0 50.21
276 415,286.78 1,305,856.23 2,994.05 0 50.23
J-835 414,508.21 1,305,617.17 2,994.01 0 50.27
596 415,072.58 1,305,890.88 2,994.00 0 50.28
505 414,657.54 1,306,418.06 2,993.98 0 50.3
759 415,412.51 1,305,871.61 2,993.97 0 50.31
J-283 415,413.22 1,305,856.23 2,993.96 0 50.32
788 415,542.28 1,306,105.79 2,993.88 0 50.4
675 414,774.17 1,306,447.95 2,993.85 0 50.43
424 414,506.42 1,305,605.38 2,993.84 0 50.44
372 414,773.72 1,306,439.89 2,993.82 0 50.46
519 414,716.67 1,306,457.13 2,993.79 0 50.49
789 415,504.61 1,306,129.17 2,993.77 0 50.51
420 414,491.84 1,305,694.06 2,993.75 0 50.53
570 414,750.93 1,305,815.61 2,993.73 0 50.55
880 414,875.06 1,306,667.79 2,993.72 0 50.56
277 415,329.06 1,305,861.45 2,993.65 0 50.63
J-373 414,753.60 1,306,446.40 2,993.64 0 50.64
J-522 414,702.01 1,306,461.95 2,993.62 0 50.66
621 414,812.76 1,306,212.88 2,993.59 0 50.69
406 414,643.44 1,305,825.57 2,993.54 0 50.74

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
881 414,880.27 1,306,684.97 2,993.54 0 50.74
374 414,762.20 1,306,488.21 2,993.53 0 50.75
284 415,329.55 1,305,849.55 2,993.52 0 50.75
506 414,647.66 1,306,432.68 2,993.48 0 50.8
J-520 414,678.15 1,306,474.07 2,993.44 0 50.84
577 414,821.30 1,305,829.40 2,993.41 0 50.87
508 414,656.12 1,306,466.48 2,993.40 0 50.88
413 414,569.62 1,305,809.98 2,993.36 0 50.92
571 414,793.77 1,305,832.30 2,993.35 0 50.93
749 414,882.06 1,306,696.51 2,993.32 0 50.96
874 414,779.55 1,306,495.03 2,993.28 0 51
879 414,868.10 1,306,645.07 2,993.26 0 51.01
604 415,093.45 1,305,905.81 2,993.14 0 51.14
430 414,541.73 1,305,809.71 2,993.13 0 51.15
676 414,797.45 1,306,451.63 2,993.13 0 51.15
597 415,062.37 1,305,906.92 2,993.06 0 51.22
375 414,765.55 1,306,506.56 2,993.00 0 51.28
J-554 414,474.59 1,305,699.56 2,992.98 0 51.3
WP4 414,473.37 1,305,696.72 2,992.98 0 51.3
J-507 414,623.12 1,306,434.82 2,992.93 0 51.35
509 414,643.50 1,306,489.72 2,992.86 0 51.42
339 414,700.25 1,305,851.10 2,992.86 0 51.42
J-572 414,818.06 1,305,842.47 2,992.83 0 51.45
822 415,349.94 1,306,349.30 2,992.82 0 51.46
497 414,684.06 1,306,182.23 2,992.80 0 51.48
252 414,027.32 1,305,513.70 2,992.78 0 51.5
376 414,770.14 1,306,526.85 2,992.74 0 51.54
523 414,705.56 1,306,498.37 2,992.73 0 51.55
878 414,855.82 1,306,609.09 2,992.71 0 51.57
340 414,718.86 1,305,854.38 2,992.69 0 51.59
J-790 415,468.90 1,306,151.08 2,992.66 0 51.62
407 414,645.47 1,305,858.01 2,992.53 0 51.75
831 415,463.68 1,306,144.40 2,992.41 0 51.87
584 414,842.01 1,305,857.21 2,992.39 0 51.89
J _807 415,383.33 1,306,281.19 2,992.33 0 51.95
875 414,795.70 1,306,518.81 2,992.29 0 51.99
379 414,774.75 1,306,558.74 2,992.28 0 52
677 414,830.68 1,306,453.43 2,992.24 0 52.04
439 414,465.92 1,305,752.17 2,992.23 0 52.05

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
524 414,707.44 1,306,527.36 2,992.22 0 52.06
748 414,883.30 1,306,725.84 2,992.22 0 52.06
876 414,828.89 1,306,567.57 2,992.19 0 52.09
510 414,622.51 1,306,500.85 2,992.18 0 52.1
J-436 414,463.74 1,305,721.39 2,992.07 0 52.21
579 414,810.38 1,305,859.30 2,992.04 0 52.24
414 414,554.77 1,305,826.77 2,992.03 0 52.24
440 414,469.27 1,305,790.59 2,992.01 0 52.27
484 414,556.64 1,305,853.07 2,992.01 0 52.27
791 415,446.51 1,306,166.23 2,992.00 0 52.27
WP7 414,879.91 1,306,932.09 2,992.00 0 52.28
670 414,877.00 1,306,350.25 2,991.99 0 52.29
827 415,407.19 1,306,224.66 2,991.98 0 52.29
877 414,840.68 1,306,592.37 2,991.98 0 52.3
747 414,886.87 1,306,749.17 2,991.94 0 52.34
525 414,711.75 1,306,560.35 2,991.91 0 52.37
J-431 414,546.26 1,305,833.27 2,991.84 0 52.44
585 414,865.44 1,305,875.24 2,991.84 0 52.44
620 414,829.98 1,306,184.61 2,991.81 0 52.47
J-555 414,461.22 1,305,702.95 2,991.80 0 52.48
598 415,049.89 1,305,927.56 2,991.76 0 52.52
380 414,785.31 1,306,596.52 2,991.73 0 52.55
390 414,852.52 1,306,901.93 2,991.58 0 52.7
J-389 414,861.11 1,306,930.68 2,991.58 0 52.7
423 414,501.80 1,305,573.64 2,991.57 0 52.71
760 415,413.80 1,305,903.01 2,991.57 0 52.71
J-783 415,506.32 1,306,066.46 2,991.55 0 52.73
808 415,367.21 1,306,292.12 2,991.54 0 52.74
J-251 413,946.20 1,305,506.77 2,991.53 0 52.75
496 414,680.28 1,306,157.84 2,991.52 0 52.76
258 414,507.77 1,305,543.38 2,991.50 0 52.78
800 415,377.13 1,306,271.32 2,991.47 0 52.81
J-587 414,893.24 1,305,890.76 2,991.45 0 52.83
603 415,123.81 1,305,921.07 2,991.45 0 52.83
341 414,718.44 1,305,891.03 2,991.45 0 52.83
511 414,597.66 1,306,513.52 2,991.40 0 52.88
586 414,885.35 1,305,887.50 2,991.36 0 52.92
435 414,458.20 1,305,681.08 2,991.35 0 52.93
441 414,473.35 1,305,819.97 2,991.31 0 52.97

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
664 415,168.74 1,305,914.90 2,991.30 0 52.98
173 414,497.57 1,305,522.91 2,991.23 0 53.05
754 414,945.07 1,306,915.73 2,991.23 0 53.05
415 414,539.46 1,305,843.44 2,991.23 0 53.05
730 414,921.65 1,306,580.17 2,991.23 0 53.05
782 415,477.48 1,306,087.69 2,991.23 0 53.05
495 414,673.68 1,306,144.34 2,991.19 0 53.09
WP6 414,907.63 1,306,758.53 2,991.17 0 53.11
253 414,136.75 1,305,520.10 2,991.12 0 53.16
387 414,860.66 1,306,925.74 2,991.11 0 53.17
342 414,700.21 1,305,898.98 2,991.07 0 53.21
408 414,647.87 1,305,900.05 2,991.07 0 53.21
746 414,893.09 1,306,774.33 2,991.07 0 53.21
J-422 414,496.47 1,305,541.27 2,991.07 0 53.21
381 414,796.11 1,306,645.53 2,991.05 0 53.23
671 414,875.86 1,306,377.94 2,991.05 0 53.23
J-792 415,424.49 1,306,180.34 2,991.00 0 53.28
588 414,948.20 1,305,917.04 2,991.00 0 53.28
J-745 414,904.78 1,306,770.36 2,990.95 0 53.33
684 414,919.36 1,306,561.78 2,990.95 0 53.33
580 414,800.79 1,305,881.85 2,990.92 0 53.36
J_838 415,413.97 1,305,936.16 2,990.83 0 53.45
J-728 414,918.82 1,306,558.14 2,990.82 0 53.46
447 414,525.58 1,305,856.58 2,990.76 0 53.52
J-743 414,912.35 1,306,766.81 2,990.76 0 53.52
526 414,716.25 1,306,597.82 2,990.71 0 53.57
353 414,748.29 1,306,124.62 2,990.64 0 53.64
729 414,946.08 1,306,547.75 2,990.63 0 53.65
354 414,736.22 1,306,125.41 2,990.59 0 53.69
678 414,853.01 1,306,457.07 2,990.58 0 53.7
WP11 415,423.60 1,305,936.40 2,990.53 0 53.75
437 414,432.39 1,305,727.34 2,990.51 0 53.77
J-612 414,974.48 1,305,928.86 2,990.51 0 53.77
750 414,910.13 1,306,790.16 2,990.39 0 53.89
600 415,036.14 1,305,957.42 2,990.38 0 53.9
382 414,801.07 1,306,697.25 2,990.35 0 53.93
599 415,039.42 1,305,949.77 2,990.34 0 53.94
590 415,002.80 1,305,943.60 2,990.33 0 53.94
J-562 415,034.29 1,305,960.00 2,990.30 0 53.98

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
448 414,512.40 1,305,867.48 2,990.29 0 53.99
343 414,705.91 1,305,950.52 2,990.22 0 54.05
623 414,879.45 1,305,913.78 2,990.22 0 54.06
254 414,239.29 1,305,524.74 2,990.17 0 54.11
J-556 414,706.25 1,305,955.56 2,990.15 0 54.13
J-635 414,745.75 1,306,110.45 2,990.12 0 54.16
753 414,935.25 1,306,878.62 2,990.09 0 54.18
591 415,038.00 1,305,961.97 2,990.07 0 54.21
J-602 415,154.32 1,305,934.99 2,990.07 0 54.21
J-785 415,442.32 1,306,109.75 2,990.05 0 54.23
J_809 415,341.55 1,306,307.50 2,990.05 0 54.23
774 415,418.35 1,306,166.58 2,990.04 0 54.24
434 414,457.94 1,305,663.30 2,990.01 0 54.26
383 414,809.51 1,306,746.24 2,989.96 0 54.32
344 414,723.72 1,305,947.73 2,989.90 0 54.38
386 414,845.72 1,306,872.36 2,989.89 0 54.39
742 414,928.09 1,306,763.17 2,989.87 0 54.41
821 415,333.10 1,306,323.08 2,989.87 0 54.41
409 414,648.36 1,305,939.30 2,989.86 0 54.42
761 415,414.61 1,305,945.76 2,989.86 0 54.42
512 414,560.71 1,306,527.50 2,989.86 0 54.42
672 414,875.36 1,306,408.54 2,989.84 0 54.44
735 414,951.92 1,306,717.41 2,989.83 0 54.45
731 414,928.58 1,306,609.16 2,989.82 0 54.46
697 414,959.02 1,306,545.08 2,989.81 0 54.46
793 415,397.22 1,306,199.43 2,989.81 0 54.47
752 414,926.76 1,306,848.52 2,989.81 0 54.47
485 414,564.44 1,305,912.25 2,989.78 0 54.49
619 414,844.59 1,306,160.99 2,989.78 0 54.5
751 414,920.20 1,306,824.58 2,989.78 0 54.5
634 414,760.13 1,306,093.48 2,989.76 0 54.52
581 414,787.61 1,305,914.27 2,989.74 0 54.54
488 414,663.19 1,305,958.31 2,989.72 0 54.56
J-626 414,724.97 1,305,953.46 2,989.68 0 54.6
494 414,660.86 1,306,112.03 2,989.66 0 54.62
384 414,822.07 1,306,790.93 2,989.65 0 54.63
351 414,729.78 1,306,085.59 2,989.64 0 54.64
732 414,932.17 1,306,629.45 2,989.63 0 54.65
348 414,731.68 1,305,992.32 2,989.61 0 54.67

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
J-167 414,256.09 1,305,511.13 2,989.60 0 54.68
350 414,720.37 1,306,049.26 2,989.59 0 54.69
352 414,743.40 1,306,083.72 2,989.57 0 54.71
349 414,739.68 1,306,042.82 2,989.53 0 54.75
683 414,914.79 1,306,532.73 2,989.52 0 54.76
627 414,756.46 1,305,961.11 2,989.51 0 54.77
347 414,708.75 1,305,992.14 2,989.50 0 54.78
J-649 414,737.32 1,306,032.15 2,989.50 0 54.78
442 414,477.44 1,305,854.35 2,989.42 0 54.85
582 414,779.80 1,305,941.75 2,989.37 0 54.91
527 414,547.51 1,306,532.81 2,989.36 0 54.92
172 414,450.61 1,305,523.36 2,989.31 0 54.97
J-828 415,392.51 1,306,202.56 2,989.30 0 54.98
J-410 414,649.64 1,305,957.45 2,989.27 0 55
462 414,631.04 1,305,959.50 2,989.23 0 55.05
491 414,649.20 1,305,982.16 2,989.21 0 55.07
J-250 414,337.86 1,305,517.52 2,989.13 0 55.15
385 414,833.51 1,306,833.24 2,989.12 0 55.16
592 415,072.21 1,305,978.08 2,989.11 0 55.17
J-836 414,769.85 1,305,964.59 2,989.10 0 55.18
J-674 414,874.26 1,306,457.34 2,989.10 0 55.18
786 415,419.99 1,306,124.23 2,989.09 0 55.19
J _820 415,327.16 1,306,314.75 2,989.06 0 55.22
734 414,942.92 1,306,685.55 2,989.06 0 55.22
762 415,416.03 1,305,985.30 2,989.06 0 55.22
673 414,875.45 1,306,437.71 2,989.05 0 55.23
168 414,298.21 1,305,513.68 2,989.01 0 55.27
433 414,454.56 1,305,645.14 2,989.01 0 55.27
171 414,445.44 1,305,522.95 2,988.98 0 55.29
733 414,939.59 1,306,673.60 2,988.92 0 55.36
493 414,649.61 1,306,068.60 2,988.90 0 55.38
628 414,780.06 1,305,967.46 2,988.89 0 55.38
257 414,444.65 1,305,534.89 2,988.89 0 55.38
583 414,777.06 1,305,951.30 2,988.82 0 55.45
799 415,358.16 1,306,240.61 2,988.77 0 55.51
492 414,649.11 1,306,020.37 2,988.77 0 55.51
741 414,947.92 1,306,754.48 2,988.72 0 55.56
601 415,186.33 1,305,950.68 2,988.68 0 55.6
443 414,483.31 1,305,880.73 2,988.67 0 55.6

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
J-727 414,940.07 1,306,657.67 2,988.67 0 55.61
J-449 414,483.51 1,305,886.00 2,988.64 0 55.64
648 414,752.52 1,306,018.47 2,988.63 0 55.65
775 415,403.97 1,306,144.15 2,988.61 0 55.67
255 414,362.71 1,305,530.75 2,988.59 0 55.69
663 415,147.42 1,305,960.58 2,988.57 0 55.71
460 414,412.14 1,305,802.76 2,988.51 0 55.77
647 414,774.85 1,305,996.10 2,988.51 0 55.77
763 415,415.21 1,306,029.03 2,988.51 0 55.77
633 414,786.69 1,306,065.12 2,988.49 0 55.79
794 415,364.22 1,306,218.56 2,988.47 0 55.8
810 415,329.02 1,306,288.88 2,988.38 0 55.9
J-766 415,400.93 1,306,135.82 2,988.37 0 55.91
528 414,525.51 1,306,540.94 2,988.36 0 55.91
J_836 415,314.11 1,306,323.48 2,988.35 0 55.93
682 414,909.64 1,306,506.04 2,988.32 0 55.96
169 414,360.55 1,305,515.88 2,988.27 0 56.01
256 414,423.31 1,305,534.12 2,988.26 0 56.02
787 415,407.77 1,306,132.92 2,988.24 0 56.04
J-776 415,399.28 1,306,137.44 2,988.23 0 56.05
613 414,955.95 1,305,967.37 2,988.23 0 56.05
463 414,592.45 1,305,965.11 2,988.19 0 56.09
624 414,866.76 1,305,951.54 2,988.17 0 56.11
438 414,406.57 1,305,731.34 2,988.13 0 56.15
531 414,543.32 1,306,588.02 2,988.05 0 56.22
764 415,410.61 1,306,065.45 2,988.05 0 56.23
J-795 415,351.25 1,306,227.55 2,987.96 0 56.32
765 415,406.51 1,306,096.51 2,987.95 0 56.33
459 414,416.27 1,305,840.26 2,987.89 0 56.39
J-646 414,802.59 1,305,968.67 2,987.79 0 56.49
WP12 415,308.96 1,306,319.48 2,987.78 0 56.5
530 414,583.15 1,306,607.00 2,987.72 0 56.56
461 414,408.68 1,305,774.86 2,987.71 0 56.57
629 414,824.38 1,305,978.19 2,987.71 0 56.57
777 415,382.93 1,306,148.90 2,987.62 0 56.66
170 414,399.15 1,305,518.17 2,987.58 0 56.7
632 414,813.99 1,306,037.05 2,987.57 0 56.71
432 414,450.92 1,305,611.44 2,987.57 0 56.71
J-736 414,961.95 1,306,747.01 2,987.57 0 56.71

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
593 415,110.13 1,305,995.67 2,987.55 0 56.73
811 415,318.31 1,306,271.88 2,987.51 0 56.77
532 414,512.49 1,306,569.95 2,987.48 0 56.79
740 414,963.52 1,306,752.22 2,987.45 0 56.83
681 414,902.54 1,306,477.07 2,987.45 0 56.83
J-679 414,899.91 1,306,458.16 2,987.44 0 56.84
798 415,344.87 1,306,221.10 2,987.42 0 56.86
444 414,504.06 1,305,910.61 2,987.38 0 56.9
618 414,870.70 1,306,115.57 2,987.32 0 56.96
486 414,569.15 1,305,960.03 2,987.21 0 57.06
625 414,858.52 1,305,972.41 2,987.11 0 57.17
517 414,604.84 1,306,624.04 2,987.07 0 57.21
662 415,130.90 1,305,991.56 2,987.05 0 57.23
737 414,969.21 1,306,772.35 2,987.00 0 57.28
450 414,457.40 1,305,901.31 2,986.95 0 57.33
J-614 414,945.42 1,305,988.31 2,986.95 0 57.33
631 414,837.76 1,306,013.90 2,986.94 0 57.34
797 415,336.53 1,306,210.85 2,986.90 0 57.38
636 414,861.93 1,306,001.46 2,986.88 0 57.4
817 415,287.93 1,306,341.01 2,986.87 0 57.41
J-557 414,569.40 1,305,969.72 2,986.81 0 57.47
J-630 414,851.56 1,305,994.50 2,986.76 0 57.52
651 414,958.27 1,305,996.41 2,986.73 0 57.55
617 414,875.20 1,306,107.71 2,986.68 0 57.59
J-661 415,125.94 1,306,000.34 2,986.68 0 57.6
562 414,507.82 1,306,621.18 2,986.66 0 57.62
563 414,535.67 1,306,635.39 2,986.66 0 57.62
J-529 414,615.11 1,306,631.69 2,986.64 0 57.64
458 414,424.25 1,305,879.69 2,986.62 0 57.66
738 414,977.28 1,306,792.95 2,986.62 0 57.66
655 415,039.97 1,306,034.43 2,986.60 0 57.68
464 414,545.61 1,305,974.26 2,986.59 0 57.69
667 415,140.28 1,306,005.69 2,986.51 0 57.77
719 414,971.31 1,306,559.05 2,986.35 0 57.93
J-652 414,977.97 1,306,006.83 2,986.29 0 57.99
645 415,008.93 1,306,033.29 2,986.26 0 58.02
812 415,302.99 1,306,247.69 2,986.25 0 58.03
778 415,357.21 1,306,164.34 2,986.24 0 58.04
J-533 414,485.85 1,306,554.46 2,986.19 0 58.08

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
J-839 414,972.12 1,306,542.36 2,986.19 0 58.09
561 414,484.64 1,306,607.36 2,986.15 0 58.12
726 414,963.49 1,306,652.69 2,986.14 0 58.14
J-739 414,984.48 1,306,811.42 2,986.11 0 58.17
616 414,895.10 1,306,072.05 2,986.06 0 58.21
637 414,892.54 1,306,018.76 2,985.97 0 58.31
J-654 415,013.27 1,306,024.70 2,985.96 0 58.32
564 414,559.85 1,306,650.00 2,985.94 0 58.34
615 414,925.54 1,306,025.72 2,985.81 0 58.47
689 414,922.05 1,306,358.56 2,985.71 0 58.57
WP9 414,973.51 1,306,016.07 2,985.68 0 58.6
J-680 414,923.69 1,306,457.47 2,985.62 0 58.66
445 414,520.37 1,305,964.90 2,985.60 0 58.67
J-638 414,920.22 1,306,034.12 2,985.58 0 58.7
779 415,330.13 1,306,181.93 2,985.45 0 58.83
534 414,472.43 1,306,540.78 2,985.44 0 58.84
688 414,924.57 1,306,385.82 2,985.43 0 58.85
660 415,113.35 1,306,025.02 2,985.39 0 58.89
J-465 414,522.02 1,305,979.18 2,985.39 0 58.89
687 414,923.90 1,306,410.85 2,985.38 0 58.9
J-558 414,476.74 1,306,545.36 2,985.34 0 58.94
J-796 415,322.75 1,306,186.40 2,985.27 0 59.01
WP5 414,467.16 1,306,547.81 2,985.20 0 59.08
698 414,976.15 1,306,541.41 2,985.19 0 59.09
639 414,953.58 1,306,046.50 2,985.10 0 59.18
686 414,926.11 1,306,433.20 2,985.02 0 59.26
457 414,429.77 1,305,905.50 2,985.00 0 59.28
560 414,461.85 1,306,594.66 2,984.96 0 59.32
780 415,307.64 1,306,195.30 2,984.88 0 59.39
J-565 414,582.81 1,306,665.06 2,984.85 0 59.43
668 415,168.18 1,306,020.16 2,984.82 0 59.45
818 415,252.52 1,306,363.37 2,984.75 0 59.53
656 415,063.30 1,306,049.51 2,984.64 0 59.64
J-644 414,999.13 1,306,049.95 2,984.62 0 59.66
J-451 414,430.73 1,305,918.57 2,984.60 0 59.68
643 415,020.30 1,306,066.03 2,984.51 0 59.77
J-550 414,451.01 1,306,587.07 2,984.40 0 59.88
659 415,102.59 1,306,049.27 2,984.26 0 60.02
J_813 415,281.18 1,306,213.47 2,984.16 0 60.12

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
456 414,444.07 1,305,935.20 2,984.12 0 60.16
J-566 414,597.00 1,306,672.83 2,984.10 0 60.17
J_554 414,442.51 1,306,588.03 2,984.07 0 60.21
718 414,976.38 1,306,589.61 2,984.07 0 60.21
717 414,982.77 1,306,621.95 2,983.86 0 60.42
J-725 414,987.71 1,306,645.81 2,983.85 0 60.43
551 414,435.17 1,306,610.83 2,983.79 0 60.49
WP
SCH2 414,562.60 1,306,691.77 2,983.67 0 60.61
482 414,362.86 1,305,859.66 2,983.58 0 60.7
715 414,992.42 1,306,666.37 2,983.50 0 60.78
481 414,366.66 1,305,878.28 2,983.49 0 60.79
466 414,495.77 1,305,984.75 2,983.36 0 60.92
696 414,973.29 1,306,523.68 2,983.35 0 60.93
J-657 415,092.05 1,306,067.52 2,983.35 0 60.93
J-669 415,204.06 1,306,030.75 2,983.32 0 60.96
536 414,442.29 1,306,515.09 2,982.99 0 61.29
455 414,458.56 1,305,965.34 2,982.93 0 61.34
714 414,998.40 1,306,693.06 2,982.93 0 61.35
642 415,051.70 1,306,083.68 2,982.86 0 61.42
WP8 414,964.84 1,306,483.02 2,982.85 0 61.43
695 414,969.36 1,306,506.43 2,982.82 0 61.46
J-690 414,967.15 1,306,492.63 2,982.80 0 61.47
467 414,470.05 1,305,988.94 2,982.69 0 61.58
713 415,006.13 1,306,715.79 2,982.65 0 61.63
705 414,998.04 1,306,643.44 2,982.64 0 61.64
552 414,418.57 1,306,639.46 2,982.63 0 61.65
712 415,013.27 1,306,737.36 2,982.62 0 61.65
J-882 415,004.83 1,306,708.90 2,982.60 0 61.68
480 414,372.97 1,305,920.84 2,982.57 0 61.71
452 414,393.58 1,305,943.84 2,982.25 0 62.03
J-454 414,470.91 1,305,993.16 2,982.20 0 62.07
555 414,417.47 1,306,573.88 2,982.19 0 62.09
658 415,124.66 1,306,086.36 2,981.60 0 62.68
J-453 414,375.75 1,305,953.83 2,981.52 0 62.76
641 415,085.83 1,306,103.37 2,981.49 0 62.79
553 414,403.63 1,306,667.59 2,981.39 0 62.89
J_559 414,430.22 1,306,503.51 2,981.32 0 62.96
699 414,988.44 1,306,539.73 2,981.19 0 63.09

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
883 415,015.17 1,306,705.39 2,981.13 0 63.15
691 414,989.70 1,306,486.61 2,981.09 0 63.19
479 414,381.22 1,305,964.07 2,981.01 0 63.26
711 415,020.08 1,306,759.60 2,980.92 0 63.36
640 415,108.35 1,306,115.22 2,980.89 0 63.39
557 414,404.43 1,306,543.91 2,980.68 0 63.6
723 415,014.78 1,306,636.89 2,980.66 0 63.62
558 414,423.23 1,306,516.54 2,980.55 0 63.73
537 414,415.43 1,306,493.12 2,980.42 0 63.85
J_556 414,394.66 1,306,564.15 2,980.35 0 63.93
483 414,392.49 1,305,989.43 2,980.18 0 64.1
J_819 415,194.10 1,306,401.35 2,979.91 0 64.36
710 415,032.08 1,306,793.83 2,979.79 0 64.48
692 415,008.72 1,306,482.74 2,979.37 0 64.91
J-468 414,398.92 1,306,013.75 2,979.30 0 64.98
700 415,015.53 1,306,536.84 2,979.15 0 65.13
884 415,032.56 1,306,701.51 2,978.51 0 65.77
WP
SCH1 414,342.06 1,306,010.50 2,978.41 0 65.87
J-539 414,396.79 1,306,479.67 2,978.24 0 66.04
538 414,394.04 1,306,477.93 2,977.81 0 66.47
J-693 415,038.57 1,306,480.57 2,977.77 0 66.51
722 415,040.48 1,306,631.94 2,977.67 0 66.61
540 414,381.62 1,306,501.19 2,977.61 0 66.67
547 414,399.38 1,306,407.65 2,977.59 0 66.69
J-469 414,357.90 1,306,036.97 2,977.50 0 66.78
701 415,047.81 1,306,529.62 2,976.97 0 67.31
546 414,390.63 1,306,421.54 2,976.95 0 67.33
885 415,053.85 1,306,698.86 2,976.91 0 67.37
541 414,362.89 1,306,531.36 2,976.53 0 67.75
471 414,322.14 1,306,062.18 2,976.44 0 67.84
548 414,378.04 1,306,469.34 2,976.37 0 67.9
720 415,066.59 1,306,624.14 2,975.35 0 68.93
545 414,367.36 1,306,454.57 2,975.31 0 68.97
J-544 414,362.29 1,306,461.97 2,975.08 0 69.2
472 414,276.74 1,306,096.98 2,974.76 0 69.52
886 415,076.10 1,306,695.12 2,974.45 0 69.82
474 414,201.92 1,306,151.10 2,974.13 0 70.15
473 414,241.28 1,306,122.73 2,973.88 0 70.39

Base Pressure
Label Flow Head
(m) (m) (m)
(l/s) (m)
543 414,341.76 1,306,490.01 2,973.53 0 70.74
475 414,178.01 1,306,167.66 2,973.52 0 70.76
476 414,160.58 1,306,185.01 2,973.34 0 70.94
WP HC 414,142.84 1,306,205.01 2,972.77 0 71.51
542 414,325.53 1,306,513.14 2,971.82 0 72.46

Table: - A2 Pipe Report on Peak hour demand
Internal
Length Velocity
Label Diameter Material
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-335 41.76 66 HDPE 0
P-859 25.6 66 HDPE 0
P-578 25.6 44 HDPE 0
P-577 13.11 44 HDPE 0
P-582 14.63 44 HDPE 0
P-580 35.97 44 HDPE 0
P-581 23.16 44 HDPE 0
P-579 32 44 HDPE 0
P-583 31.7 44 HDPE 0
P-586 12.19 44 HDPE 0
P-563 17.68 44 HDPE 0
P-407 23.47 55.4 HDPE 0
P-381 39.01 55.4 HDPE 0
P-380 18.59 55.4 HDPE 0
P-367 32 44 HDPE 0.04
P-368 56.69 44 HDPE 0.04
P-403 14.33 44 HDPE 0.04
P-603 39.62 44 HDPE 0.05
P-401 33.53 44 HDPE 0.06
P-400 26.21 44 HDPE 0.06
P-399 4.27 44 HDPE 0.06
P-402 21.34 44 HDPE 0.06
P-803 27.13 44 HDPE 0.06
P-804 26.21 44 HDPE 0.06
P-790 9.14 44 HDPE 0.09
P-793 2.44 44 HDPE 0.09
P-792 35.66 44 HDPE 0.09
P-795 38.1 44 HDPE 0.09
P-794 20.42 44 HDPE 0.09
P-791 5.79 44 HDPE 0.09
P-398 11.58 44 HDPE 0.11
P-396 25.3 44 HDPE 0.11
P-397 27.74 44 HDPE 0.11
P-331 18.59 44 HDPE 0.11
P-589 32.31 55.4 HDPE 0.11
P-657 13.72 55.4 HDPE 0.11
P-522 28.96 66 HDPE 0.11
P-521 60.96 66 HDPE 0.11

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-782 32.61 44 HDPE 0.12
P-781 15.85 44 HDPE 0.12
P-526 41.76 66 HDPE 0.12
P-525 37.8 66 HDPE 0.12
P-614 16.46 66 HDPE 0.12
P-528 4.27 66 HDPE 0.12
P-449 31.39 44 HDPE 0.12
P-448 28.35 44 HDPE 0.12
P-447 27.43 44 HDPE 0.12
P-452 13.11 44 HDPE 0.12
P-451 26.21 44 HDPE 0.12
P-450 27.13 44 HDPE 0.12
P-616 31.39 66 HDPE 0.13
P-615 15.24 66 HDPE 0.13
P-617 37.49 66 HDPE 0.13
P-767 32.31 44 HDPE 0.14
P-768 26.52 44 HDPE 0.14
P-788 32.61 44 HDPE 0.15
P-789 28.04 44 HDPE 0.15
P-594 12.5 55.4 HDPE 0.16
P-598 31.7 55.4 HDPE 0.16
P-595 35.05 55.4 HDPE 0.16
P-523 32 66 HDPE 0.16
P-527 35.36 66 HDPE 0.16
P-592 23.77 55.4 HDPE 0.17
P-593 31.7 55.4 HDPE 0.17
P-358 20.42 66 HDPE 0.18
P-357 44.81 66 HDPE 0.18
P-205 53.34 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-189 13.11 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-188 21.03 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-204 63.09 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-190 17.37 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-192 37.49 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-191 43.89 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-512 35.66 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-193 33.22 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-211 103.02 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-212 42.06 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-213 32.31 55.4 HDPE 0.19

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-208 5.18 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-209 23.16 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-210 53.64 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-214 28.04 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-207 61.26 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-206 40.23 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-187 34.75 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-215 29.57 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-216 34.14 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-217 44.2 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-199 63.4 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-198 35.05 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-200 65.53 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-202 44.5 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-201 55.47 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-599 35.66 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-194 57.91 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-203 46.94 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-195 58.22 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-197 5.79 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-196 65.23 55.4 HDPE 0.19
P-354 34.75 44 HDPE 0.19
P-355 27.13 44 HDPE 0.19
P-356 5.18 44 HDPE 0.19
P-351 30.78 44 HDPE 0.19
P-352 38.71 44 HDPE 0.19
P-353 29.57 44 HDPE 0.19
P-365 30.18 55.4 HDPE 0.21
P-366 24.08 55.4 HDPE 0.21
P-364 32.92 55.4 HDPE 0.21
P-362 20.12 55.4 HDPE 0.21
P-363 37.49 55.4 HDPE 0.21
P-386 74.98 55.4 HDPE 0.21
P-388 43.89 44 HDPE 0.22
P-389 57.3 44 HDPE 0.22
P-279 4.88 44 HDPE 0.22
P-277 30.48 44 HDPE 0.22
P-278 25.3 44 HDPE 0.22
P-393 24.69 44 HDPE 0.22
P-394 26.82 44 HDPE 0.22

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-392 28.96 44 HDPE 0.22
P-390 43.89 44 HDPE 0.22
P-391 48.46 44 HDPE 0.22
P-276 40.84 44 HDPE 0.22
P-269 32.31 44 HDPE 0.22
P-270 39.32 44 HDPE 0.22
P-268 20.73 44 HDPE 0.22
P-266 42.67 44 HDPE 0.22
P-267 18.59 44 HDPE 0.22
P-274 46.33 44 HDPE 0.22
P-275 43.89 44 HDPE 0.22
P-273 49.68 44 HDPE 0.22
P-271 50.29 44 HDPE 0.22
P-272 51.82 44 HDPE 0.22
P-739 4.27 44 HDPE 0.22
P-740 38.1 44 HDPE 0.22
P-741 37.49 44 HDPE 0.22
P-559 32.31 44 HDPE 0.23
P-560 8.23 44 HDPE 0.23
P-408 24.08 55.4 HDPE 0.23
P-383 24.08 55.4 HDPE 0.23
P-409 9.75 55.4 HDPE 0.23
P-406 48.16 55.4 HDPE 0.23
P-405 59.74 55.4 HDPE 0.23
P-404 22.25 55.4 HDPE 0.23
P-315 9.75 44 HDPE 0.23
P-311 15.24 44 HDPE 0.23
P-312 17.68 44 HDPE 0.23
P-316 13.41 44 HDPE 0.23
P-862 19.51 44 HDPE 0.23
P-314 23.16 44 HDPE 0.23
P-313 34.44 44 HDPE 0.23
P-772 9.14 44 HDPE 0.24
P-771 13.11 44 HDPE 0.24
P-770 28.04 44 HDPE 0.24
P-808 18.29 44 HDPE 0.24
P-807 22.86 44 HDPE 0.24
P-612 33.83 44 HDPE 0.25
P-610 28.35 44 HDPE 0.25
P-611 27.74 44 HDPE 0.25

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-758 32 55.4 HDPE 0.25
P-757 17.68 55.4 HDPE 0.25
P-385 26.21 55.4 HDPE 0.25
P-384 26.82 55.4 HDPE 0.25
P-783 5.79 44 HDPE 0.26
P-784 33.22 44 HDPE 0.26
P-488 46.02 66 HDPE 0.27
P-487 35.05 66 HDPE 0.27
P-489 26.21 66 HDPE 0.27
P-600 15.24 44 HDPE 0.28
P-601 22.25 44 HDPE 0.28
P-509 25.6 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-510 33.83 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-511 33.53 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-462 22.56 44 HDPE 0.29
P-461 33.22 44 HDPE 0.29
P-460 14.94 44 HDPE 0.29
P-463 24.69 44 HDPE 0.29
P-464 28.65 44 HDPE 0.29
P-500 43.89 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-499 47.85 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-498 52.73 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-502 31.7 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-503 11.58 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-501 61.57 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-344 30.18 66 HDPE 0.29
P-345 31.7 66 HDPE 0.29
P-375 13.72 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-379 43.28 55.4 HDPE 0.29
P-570 13.11 44 HDPE 0.3
P-359 33.22 44 HDPE 0.3
P-815 10.36 44 HDPE 0.3
P-360 42.98 44 HDPE 0.3
P-571 12.19 44 HDPE 0.3
P-361 18.9 44 HDPE 0.3
P-735 21.34 44 HDPE 0.3
P-717 29.87 44 HDPE 0.3
P-802 41.76 44 HDPE 0.3
P-734 17.68 44 HDPE 0.3
P-715 23.47 44 HDPE 0.3

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-801 44.2 44 HDPE 0.3
P-856 52.12 44 HDPE 0.3
P-716 19.51 44 HDPE 0.3
P-819 21.95 44 HDPE 0.3
P-350 28.04 44 HDPE 0.3
P-817 45.72 44 HDPE 0.3
P-818 28.04 44 HDPE 0.3
P-347 26.52 44 HDPE 0.3
P-736 22.56 44 HDPE 0.3
P-349 37.8 44 HDPE 0.3
P-348 40.23 44 HDPE 0.3
P-607 35.97 44 HDPE 0.3
P-606 26.52 44 HDPE 0.3
P-816 31.09 44 HDPE 0.3
P-608 39.32 44 HDPE 0.3
P-346 13.11 44 HDPE 0.3
P-597 45.42 44 HDPE 0.3
P-605 19.2 44 HDPE 0.3
P-604 9.75 44 HDPE 0.3
P-814 69.8 44 HDPE 0.3
P-456 32 44 HDPE 0.3
P-455 33.22 44 HDPE 0.3
P-483 33.22 44 HDPE 0.3
P-484 37.8 44 HDPE 0.3
P-731 26.21 44 HDPE 0.3
P-454 24.08 44 HDPE 0.3
P-729 10.67 44 HDPE 0.3
P-730 17.98 44 HDPE 0.3
P-482 28.96 44 HDPE 0.3
P-471 8.84 44 HDPE 0.3
P-472 40.54 44 HDPE 0.3
P-469 28.35 44 HDPE 0.3
P-470 34.75 44 HDPE 0.3
P-480 35.66 44 HDPE 0.3
P-481 36.58 44 HDPE 0.3
P-473 16.46 44 HDPE 0.3
P-479 26.21 44 HDPE 0.3
P-544 52.43 44 HDPE 0.3
P-545 27.74 44 HDPE 0.3
P-542 40.84 44 HDPE 0.3

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-543 9.14 44 HDPE 0.3
P-805 41.45 44 HDPE 0.3
P-813 41.76 44 HDPE 0.3
P-546 33.22 44 HDPE 0.3
P-806 35.97 44 HDPE 0.3
P-733 10.97 44 HDPE 0.3
P-151 42.06 44 HDPE 0.3
P-726 33.22 44 HDPE 0.3
P-812 31.39 44 HDPE 0.3
P-150 39.93 44 HDPE 0.3
P-723 4.27 44 HDPE 0.3
P-732 27.13 44 HDPE 0.3
P-725 27.13 44 HDPE 0.3
P-724 12.5 44 HDPE 0.3
P-696 35.97 44 HDPE 0.3
P-322 33.83 44 HDPE 0.3
P-695 20.42 44 HDPE 0.3
P-656 25.91 44 HDPE 0.3
P-653 11.58 44 HDPE 0.3
P-654 29.26 44 HDPE 0.3
P-655 23.47 44 HDPE 0.3
P-327 26.21 44 HDPE 0.3
P-330 21.95 44 HDPE 0.3
P-665 23.77 44 HDPE 0.3
P-326 32 44 HDPE 0.3
P-323 18.59 44 HDPE 0.3
P-324 17.68 44 HDPE 0.3
P-694 8.23 44 HDPE 0.3
P-702 23.16 44 HDPE 0.3
P-645 47.24 44 HDPE 0.3
P-650 38.1 44 HDPE 0.3
P-651 23.77 44 HDPE 0.3
P-646 28.65 44 HDPE 0.3
P-649 22.56 44 HDPE 0.3
P-648 27.43 44 HDPE 0.3
P-647 58.83 44 HDPE 0.3
P-699 38.4 44 HDPE 0.3
P-652 17.98 44 HDPE 0.3
P-701 36.27 44 HDPE 0.3
P-698 31.39 44 HDPE 0.3

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-776 24.38 44 HDPE 0.3
P-777 23.47 44 HDPE 0.3
P-697 24.69 44 HDPE 0.3
P-689 22.25 44 HDPE 0.3
P-240 21.34 44 HDPE 0.3
P-704 7.01 44 HDPE 0.3
P-243 102.72 44 HDPE 0.3
P-242 123.44 44 HDPE 0.3
P-241 60.66 44 HDPE 0.3
P-779 36.27 44 HDPE 0.3
P-780 24.08 44 HDPE 0.3
P-613 37.8 44 HDPE 0.3
P-778 25.91 44 HDPE 0.3
P-687 5.49 44 HDPE 0.3
P-688 21.03 44 HDPE 0.3
P-244 109.73 44 HDPE 0.3
P-668 30.48 44 HDPE 0.3
P-609 25.3 44 HDPE 0.3
P-690 19.81 44 HDPE 0.3
P-703 22.86 44 HDPE 0.3
P-666 19.81 44 HDPE 0.3
P-667 29.26 44 HDPE 0.3
P-669 27.74 44 HDPE 0.3
P-673 27.43 44 HDPE 0.3
P-672 24.99 44 HDPE 0.3
P-671 22.56 44 HDPE 0.3
P-245 81.38 44 HDPE 0.3
P-670 24.38 44 HDPE 0.3
P-720 16.76 44 HDPE 0.31
P-710 31.09 44 HDPE 0.31
P-709 32.92 44 HDPE 0.31
P-708 24.38 44 HDPE 0.31
P-181 54.56 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-182 31.09 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-183 45.42 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-174 50.29 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-827 33.22 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-178 38.4 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-180 42.98 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-186 83.82 55.4 HDPE 0.33

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-185 45.42 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-177 57.3 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-176 55.17 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-175 49.68 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-179 49.38 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-184 8.23 55.4 HDPE 0.33
P-796 8.53 44 HDPE 0.33
P-797 40.84 44 HDPE 0.33
P-540 42.37 44 HDPE 0.35
P-596 10.06 44 HDPE 0.35
P-518 29.57 66 HDPE 0.35
P-517 28.04 66 HDPE 0.35
P-519 23.47 66 HDPE 0.35
P-520 8.53 66 HDPE 0.35
P-439 30.78 44 HDPE 0.35
P-441 44.2 44 HDPE 0.35
P-442 27.74 44 HDPE 0.35
P-443 12.8 44 HDPE 0.35
P-440 35.66 44 HDPE 0.35
P-445 16.15 44 HDPE 0.35
P-444 44.81 44 HDPE 0.35
P-372 42.06 55.4 HDPE 0.35
P-371 32.61 55.4 HDPE 0.35
P-374 18.29 55.4 HDPE 0.35
P-373 39.32 55.4 HDPE 0.35
P-370 40.23 55.4 HDPE 0.35
P-369 33.22 55.4 HDPE 0.35
P-773 14.63 44 HDPE 0.35
P-774 35.97 44 HDPE 0.35
P-775 11.58 44 HDPE 0.35
P-765 41.45 44 HDPE 0.38
P-766 9.14 44 HDPE 0.38
P-340 12.19 66 HDPE 0.39
P-343 34.44 66 HDPE 0.39
P-342 17.07 66 HDPE 0.39
P-341 19.2 66 HDPE 0.39
P-761 20.12 44 HDPE 0.4
P-762 22.56 44 HDPE 0.4
P-760 28.65 44 HDPE 0.4
P-759 40.54 44 HDPE 0.4

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-756 8.53 55.4 HDPE 0.4
P-753 20.12 55.4 HDPE 0.4
P-754 29.87 55.4 HDPE 0.4
P-755 32.31 55.4 HDPE 0.4
P-799 14.94 55.4 HDPE 0.4
P-800 7.32 55.4 HDPE 0.4
P-798 26.52 55.4 HDPE 0.4
P-861 44.5 66 HDPE 0.41
P-339 10.67 66 HDPE 0.41
P-337 45.42 66 HDPE 0.41
P-338 22.56 66 HDPE 0.41
P-332 13.72 44 HDPE 0.41
P-415 14.94 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-414 34.75 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-417 17.37 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-416 24.69 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-411 38.1 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-410 24.69 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-413 44.81 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-412 48.16 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-418 35.05 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-424 25.91 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-423 39.62 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-428 23.16 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-425 17.68 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-420 37.19 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-419 38.71 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-422 18.59 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-421 38.4 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-737 24.69 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-738 45.72 55.4 HDPE 0.43
P-237 40.54 79.2 HDPE 0.43
P-238 43.28 79.2 HDPE 0.43
P-855 11.58 79.2 HDPE 0.43
P-234 39.32 79.2 HDPE 0.43
P-235 52.73 79.2 HDPE 0.43
P-236 42.67 79.2 HDPE 0.43
P-624 24.69 44 HDPE 0.43
P-623 32.31 44 HDPE 0.43
P-622 39.32 44 HDPE 0.43

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-763 29.87 44 HDPE 0.43
P-764 19.51 44 HDPE 0.43
P-635 20.42 44 HDPE 0.44
P-631 39.01 44 HDPE 0.44
P-632 31.7 44 HDPE 0.44
P-658 10.67 55.4 HDPE 0.45
P-591 22.56 55.4 HDPE 0.45
P-387 47.24 44 HDPE 0.45
P-552 18.29 44 HDPE 0.45
P-852 22.25 44 HDPE 0.45
P-551 25.6 44 HDPE 0.45
P-553 8.23 44 HDPE 0.45
P-556 23.47 44 HDPE 0.45
P-557 13.11 44 HDPE 0.45
P-554 18.59 44 HDPE 0.45
P-555 22.86 44 HDPE 0.45
P-785 14.94 44 HDPE 0.47
P-786 26.52 44 HDPE 0.47
P-787 8.23 44 HDPE 0.47
P-263 37.19 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-256 58.22 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-378 36.58 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-262 42.06 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-261 37.8 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-264 28.96 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-258 40.23 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-257 37.49 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-265 46.02 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-260 41.45 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-259 89.61 79.2 HDPE 0.47
P-220 13.41 96.8 HDPE 0.47
P-219 42.67 96.8 HDPE 0.47
P-221 48.77 96.8 HDPE 0.47
P-218 83.82 96.8 HDPE 0.47
P-620 24.69 96.8 HDPE 0.47
P-467 49.07 44 HDPE 0.47
P-860 2.44 66 HDPE 0.52
P-562 31.39 44 HDPE 0.52
P-828 24.38 44 HDPE 0.52
P-532 22.56 44 HDPE 0.52

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-530 26.82 44 HDPE 0.52
P-531 39.93 44 HDPE 0.52
P-636 23.16 44 HDPE 0.52
P-721 18.59 44 HDPE 0.53
P-567 27.43 44 HDPE 0.53
P-810 15.85 44 HDPE 0.53
P-568 20.12 44 HDPE 0.53
P-712 17.68 44 HDPE 0.53
P-569 20.73 44 HDPE 0.53
P-692 21.64 44 HDPE 0.53
P-713 14.02 44 HDPE 0.53
P-691 15.85 44 HDPE 0.53
P-565 27.13 44 HDPE 0.53
P-566 20.73 44 HDPE 0.53
P-693 16.15 44 HDPE 0.53
P-748 43.59 79.2 HDPE 0.54
P-751 39.62 79.2 HDPE 0.54
P-747 39.62 79.2 HDPE 0.54
P-750 31.39 79.2 HDPE 0.54
P-749 36.58 79.2 HDPE 0.54
P-746 9.75 79.2 HDPE 0.54
P-639 39.01 44 HDPE 0.54
P-640 38.71 44 HDPE 0.54
P-637 23.77 44 HDPE 0.54
P-638 33.22 44 HDPE 0.54
P-643 22.25 44 HDPE 0.54
P-630 21.03 44 HDPE 0.55
P-629 26.52 44 HDPE 0.55
P-628 27.74 44 HDPE 0.55
P-619 15.85 96.8 HDPE 0.56
P-659 15.24 55.4 HDPE 0.56
P-535 35.05 55.4 HDPE 0.56
P-534 24.38 55.4 HDPE 0.56
P-533 18.59 55.4 HDPE 0.56
P-536 28.65 55.4 HDPE 0.56
P-537 10.06 55.4 HDPE 0.56
P-626 35.05 44 HDPE 0.58
P-627 10.06 44 HDPE 0.58
P-625 26.52 44 HDPE 0.58
P-453 8.53 44 HDPE 0.59

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-727 24.08 44 HDPE 0.6
P-728 25.3 44 HDPE 0.6
P-618 13.72 96.8 HDPE 0.6
P-223 48.77 96.8 HDPE 0.6
P-506 28.65 96.8 HDPE 0.6
P-705 17.07 44 HDPE 0.61
P-706 27.43 44 HDPE 0.61
P-707 21.03 44 HDPE 0.61
P-476 3.35 44 HDPE 0.61
P-475 18.29 44 HDPE 0.61
P-474 17.37 44 HDPE 0.61
P-745 33.22 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-744 31.39 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-743 3.35 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-251 10.36 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-250 40.84 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-253 47.85 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-254 51.82 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-252 41.15 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-249 49.99 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-377 5.18 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-248 38.71 79.2 HDPE 0.61
P-458 39.62 44 HDPE 0.62
P-459 16.76 44 HDPE 0.62
P-431 26.82 55.4 HDPE 0.62
P-538 42.67 44 HDPE 0.63
P-539 23.47 44 HDPE 0.63
P-504 4.57 44 HDPE 0.63
P-508 28.04 44 HDPE 0.63
P-505 35.97 44 HDPE 0.63
P-516 8.23 44 HDPE 0.64
P-515 24.69 44 HDPE 0.64
P-514 24.08 44 HDPE 0.64
P-513 14.63 44 HDPE 0.64
P-529 3.05 44 HDPE 0.64
P-329 17.98 44 HDPE 0.64
P-328 28.04 44 HDPE 0.64
P-333 3.05 26 HDPE 0.64
P-549 7.32 26 HDPE 0.64
P-446 33.53 26 HDPE 0.64

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-395 30.78 26 HDPE 0.64
P-468 8.84 26 HDPE 0.64
P-572 11.58 26 HDPE 0.64
P-558 22.25 26 HDPE 0.64
P-700 9.45 26 HDPE 0.64
P-564 8.84 26 HDPE 0.64
P-820 9.75 26 HDPE 0.64
P-573 19.2 26 HDPE 0.64
P-602 10.36 26 HDPE 0.64
P-811 6.4 26 HDPE 0.64
P-621 14.33 26 HDPE 0.64
P-280 18.9 26 HDPE 0.64
P-742 36.58 26 HDPE 0.64
P-574 28.04 26 HDPE 0.64
P-714 9.75 26 HDPE 0.64
P-826 7.62 55.4 HDPE 0.66
P-822 3.66 55.4 HDPE 0.66
P-584 36.88 55.4 HDPE 0.68
P-318 27.43 55.4 HDPE 0.68
P-317 10.67 55.4 HDPE 0.68
P-585 11.89 55.4 HDPE 0.68
P-320 32 55.4 HDPE 0.68
P-321 32.92 55.4 HDPE 0.68
P-752 2.44 55.4 HDPE 0.69
P-292 36.58 79.2 HDPE 0.72
P-293 36.58 79.2 HDPE 0.72
P-587 5.79 79.2 HDPE 0.72
P-291 9.14 79.2 HDPE 0.72
P-294 57 79.2 HDPE 0.72
P-486 6.71 79.2 HDPE 0.72
P-507 21.03 96.8 HDPE 0.73
P-225 53.34 96.8 HDPE 0.73
P-495 29.57 96.8 HDPE 0.73
P-228 62.18 96.8 HDPE 0.73
P-227 44.81 96.8 HDPE 0.73
P-226 32 96.8 HDPE 0.73
P-575 45.11 66 HDPE 0.76
P-306 10.97 66 HDPE 0.76
P-858 2.44 66 HDPE 0.76
P-576 9.14 66 HDPE 0.76

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-857 16.15 66 HDPE 0.76
P-308 21.64 66 HDPE 0.76
P-588 39.32 79.2 HDPE 0.77
P-633 40.23 79.2 HDPE 0.77
P-430 15.54 55.4 HDPE 0.81
P-429 38.4 55.4 HDPE 0.81
P-809 16.15 44 HDPE 0.83
P-683 15.85 44 HDPE 0.83
P-686 31.39 44 HDPE 0.83
P-684 12.5 44 HDPE 0.83
P-685 33.22 44 HDPE 0.83
P-466 6.4 44 HDPE 0.84
P-493 12.8 55.4 HDPE 0.88
P-490 13.41 55.4 HDPE 0.88
P-492 27.74 55.4 HDPE 0.88
P-491 18.59 55.4 HDPE 0.88
P-681 20.73 55.4 HDPE 0.9
P-680 29.87 55.4 HDPE 0.9
P-678 3.66 55.4 HDPE 0.9
P-682 29.26 55.4 HDPE 0.9
P-679 18.59 55.4 HDPE 0.9
P-854 31.39 176.2 HDPE 0.9
P-821 35.36 176.2 HDPE 0.9
P-171 35.66 176.2 HDPE 0.9
P-641 26.82 79.2 HDPE 0.9
P-297 41.15 79.2 HDPE 0.9
P-634 10.97 79.2 HDPE 0.9
P-289 37.19 79.2 HDPE 0.91
P-285 18.59 79.2 HDPE 0.91
P-286 26.82 79.2 HDPE 0.91
P-287 29.26 79.2 HDPE 0.91
P-288 21.95 79.2 HDPE 0.91
P-485 39.32 79.2 HDPE 0.91
P-477 22.86 44 HDPE 0.91
P-478 17.98 44 HDPE 0.91
P-548 18.29 176.2 HDPE 0.93
P-167 27.13 176.2 HDPE 0.93
P-166 29.87 176.2 HDPE 0.93
P-168 28.65 176.2 HDPE 0.93
P-853 4.88 176.2 HDPE 0.93

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-169 31.7 176.2 HDPE 0.93
P-162 46.94 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-161 5.18 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-160 46.63 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-547 15.54 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-164 26.52 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-163 49.99 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-159 38.71 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-158 22.86 176.2 HDPE 0.94
P-141 22.25 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-142 19.51 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-140 40.23 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-144 24.99 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-143 24.08 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-148 23.77 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-149 15.54 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-147 48.46 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-145 27.74 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-146 28.04 176.2 HDPE 0.96
P-233 17.07 96.8 HDPE 1.05
P-433 23.77 55.4 HDPE 1.05
P-432 38.1 55.4 HDPE 1.05
P-436 14.33 55.4 HDPE 1.05
P-434 28.04 55.4 HDPE 1.05
P-435 39.62 55.4 HDPE 1.05
P-437 23.47 55.4 HDPE 1.05
P-438 41.76 55.4 HDPE 1.05
P-301 30.78 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-299 85.95 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-642 14.33 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-300 48.46 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-644 7.92 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-304 36.27 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-305 37.49 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-303 25.3 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-302 53.04 79.2 HDPE 1.07
P-496 48.16 96.8 HDPE 1.12
P-230 47.55 96.8 HDPE 1.12
P-824 5.18 96.8 HDPE 1.12
P-247 24.38 79.2 HDPE 1.14

Internal
Length Velocity
(m) (m/s)
(mm)
P-246 24.99 79.2 HDPE 1.14
P-719 13.11 44 HDPE 1.14
P-718 29.26 44 HDPE 1.14
P-722 13.41 44 HDPE 1.14
Galvanized
P-825 21.34 150 1.15
iron
P-494 18.59 55.4 HDPE 1.17
P-497 44.5 55.4 HDPE 1.17
P-465 12.8 44 HDPE 1.31
P-675 29.87 55.4 HDPE 1.62
P-674 19.2 55.4 HDPE 1.62
P-677 25.6 55.4 HDPE 1.62
P-676 27.13 55.4 HDPE 1.62
P-823 49.99 96.8 HDPE 1.65
P-232 29.26 96.8 HDPE 1.65
P-664 25.6 55.4 HDPE 1.81
P-662 22.56 55.4 HDPE 2
P-661 33.22 55.4 HDPE 2
P-660 23.47 55.4 HDPE 2
P-663 21.34 55.4 HDPE 2

Table: - A3 Junction Report on peak hour Demand
Northing Elevation Base Flow Pressure

Label Easting (m)
(m) (m) (l/s) Head (m)
241 414,233.08 1,305,308.65 3,064.64 0 6.47
242 414,247.11 1,305,325.91 3,055.62 0 15.4
243 414,254.60 1,305,344.03 3,049.13 0 21.8
754 414,945.07 1,306,915.73 2,991.23 0.46 22.37
WP6 414,907.63 1,306,758.53 2,991.17 0.34 22.66
WP CH 414,981.70 1,305,696.64 3,016.19 0.34 22.79
J-745 414,904.78 1,306,770.36 2,990.95 0 23.05
J-743 414,912.35 1,306,766.81 2,990.76 0 23.26
750 414,910.13 1,306,790.16 2,990.39 0 23.56
753 414,935.25 1,306,878.62 2,990.09 0 23.6
752 414,926.76 1,306,848.52 2,989.81 0 23.98
751 414,920.20 1,306,824.58 2,989.78 0 24.07
742 414,928.09 1,306,763.17 2,989.87 0 24.27
735 414,951.92 1,306,717.41 2,989.83 0 25.13
741 414,947.92 1,306,754.48 2,988.72 0 25.58
730 414,921.65 1,306,580.17 2,991.23 0 26.02
729 414,946.08 1,306,547.75 2,990.63 0 26.05
J-303 416,004.63 1,305,599.77 3,011.08 0.46 26.19
697 414,959.02 1,306,545.08 2,989.81 0 26.46
734 414,942.92 1,306,685.55 2,989.06 0 26.48
684 414,919.36 1,306,561.78 2,990.95 0 26.59
J-728 414,918.82 1,306,558.14 2,990.82 0 26.77
733 414,939.59 1,306,673.60 2,988.92 0 26.83
732 414,932.17 1,306,629.45 2,989.63 0 26.84
J-736 414,961.95 1,306,747.01 2,987.57 0 26.85
740 414,963.52 1,306,752.22 2,987.45 0 26.95
731 414,928.58 1,306,609.16 2,989.82 0 26.97
J-727 414,940.07 1,306,657.67 2,988.67 0 27.35
737 414,969.21 1,306,772.35 2,987.00 0 27.36
246 414,287.58 1,305,413.31 3,016.69 0 27.46
871 414,954.12 1,305,691.93 3,011.98 0 27.57
738 414,977.28 1,306,792.95 2,986.62 0 27.67
J-739 414,984.48 1,306,811.42 2,986.11 0.46 28.13
302 415,964.20 1,305,623.38 3,009.12 0 28.19
J-304 415,998.12 1,305,590.86 3,011.06 0.46 28.24
683 414,914.79 1,306,532.73 2,989.52 0 29.23
719 414,971.31 1,306,559.05 2,986.35 0 29.46
726 414,963.49 1,306,652.69 2,986.14 0 29.66


Label Easting (m)
J-839 414,972.12 1,306,542.36 2,986.19 0 29.67
305 415,959.74 1,305,613.10 3,009.24 0 30.1
872 414,935.71 1,305,686.91 3,009.28 0 30.65
698 414,976.15 1,306,541.41 2,985.19 0 30.66
WP2 414,847.00 1,305,583.28 3,009.90 0.34 30.95
301 415,909.39 1,305,654.78 3,006.13 0 31.24
244 414,265.09 1,305,365.59 3,039.54 0 31.28
670 414,877.00 1,306,350.25 2,991.99 0.46 31.38
866 414,899.33 1,305,653.32 3,008.93 0 31.53
J-856 414,809.36 1,305,571.29 3,009.46 0 31.63
718 414,976.38 1,306,589.61 2,984.07 0 31.66
682 414,909.64 1,306,506.04 2,988.32 0 31.67
J-725 414,987.71 1,306,645.81 2,983.85 0 31.71
865 414,879.73 1,305,633.96 3,008.91 0 31.76
717 414,982.77 1,306,621.95 2,983.86 0 31.77
J-861 414,844.05 1,305,591.58 3,009.24 0 31.78
715 414,992.42 1,306,666.37 2,983.50 0 31.86
864 414,863.59 1,305,621.16 3,008.90 0 31.92
714 414,998.40 1,306,693.06 2,982.93 0 32.17
857 414,838.09 1,305,585.76 3,008.84 0 32.2
712 415,013.27 1,306,737.36 2,982.62 0 32.23
854 414,797.97 1,305,564.52 3,008.93 0 32.23
713 415,006.13 1,306,715.79 2,982.65 0 32.26
J-882 415,004.83 1,306,708.90 2,982.60 0 32.34
696 414,973.29 1,306,523.68 2,983.35 0 32.36
671 414,875.86 1,306,377.94 2,991.05 0 32.39
WP8 414,964.84 1,306,483.02 2,982.85 0.34 32.43
867 414,909.29 1,305,670.92 3,007.82 0 32.5
J-863 414,839.48 1,305,608.70 3,008.45 0 32.58
853 414,778.73 1,305,551.31 3,008.67 0 32.62
J-690 414,967.15 1,306,492.63 2,982.80 0 32.68
306 415,911.50 1,305,640.77 3,006.63 0 32.77
695 414,969.36 1,306,506.43 2,982.82 0 32.77
WP3 415,436.38 1,305,742.70 3,006.15 0.34 32.87
J-873 414,924.45 1,305,684.90 3,007.27 0 32.89
705 414,998.04 1,306,643.44 2,982.64 0 32.89
WP M 414,795.48 1,305,588.86 3,007.61 0.34 33.04
852 414,758.81 1,305,540.04 3,008.33 0 33.1
J-851 414,742.07 1,305,531.63 3,008.10 0 33.43
672 414,875.36 1,306,408.54 2,989.84 0 33.68


Label Easting (m)
300 415,863.18 1,305,681.26 3,003.73 0 33.68
883 415,015.17 1,306,705.39 2,981.13 0 33.77
711 415,020.08 1,306,759.60 2,980.92 0 33.87
681 414,902.54 1,306,477.07 2,987.45 0 33.9
868 414,933.39 1,305,694.63 3,006.21 0 33.92
869 414,938.17 1,305,705.92 3,005.86 0.46 34.23
691 414,989.70 1,306,486.61 2,981.09 0 34.33
362 414,772.29 1,306,287.80 2,998.30 0 34.35
677 414,830.68 1,306,453.43 2,992.24 0 34.36
850 414,739.41 1,305,539.45 3,007.10 0 34.47
678 414,853.01 1,306,457.07 2,990.58 0 34.51
J-674 414,874.26 1,306,457.34 2,989.10 0 34.55
673 414,875.45 1,306,437.71 2,989.05 0 34.55
699 414,988.44 1,306,539.73 2,981.19 0 34.62
247 414,300.60 1,305,438.31 3,009.27 0 34.75
J-679 414,899.91 1,306,458.16 2,987.44 0 34.78
723 415,014.78 1,306,636.89 2,980.66 0 34.83
710 415,032.08 1,306,793.83 2,979.79 0.46 34.9
359 414,769.78 1,306,257.11 2,998.12 0 34.96
366 414,776.36 1,306,340.67 2,996.79 0 35.12
825 415,399.45 1,306,430.86 3,000.02 0.46 35.18
367 414,775.08 1,306,365.98 2,996.35 0 35.21
299 415,828.15 1,305,700.97 3,002.23 0 35.22
824 415,389.23 1,306,411.57 2,999.69 0 35.57
676 414,797.45 1,306,451.63 2,993.13 0 35.71
307 415,854.57 1,305,673.49 3,003.60 0 35.85
859 414,823.23 1,305,635.47 3,005.32 0 35.93
692 415,008.72 1,306,482.74 2,979.37 0 36
880 414,875.06 1,306,667.79 2,993.72 0 36.04
371 414,775.29 1,306,402.31 2,994.95 0 36.1
881 414,880.27 1,306,684.97 2,993.54 0 36.18
689 414,922.05 1,306,358.56 2,985.71 0.46 36.18
849 414,732.38 1,305,556.19 3,005.45 0 36.22
884 415,032.56 1,306,701.51 2,978.51 0 36.34
749 414,882.06 1,306,696.51 2,993.32 0 36.36
J-320 414,724.50 1,305,630.64 3,002.90 0 36.44
835 415,482.62 1,306,272.32 2,999.24 0.46 36.51
688 414,924.57 1,306,385.82 2,985.43 0 36.53
J-680 414,923.69 1,306,457.47 2,985.62 0 36.53
J-334 414,709.98 1,305,621.63 3,002.60 0 36.55


Label Easting (m)
879 414,868.10 1,306,645.07 2,993.26 0 36.56
675 414,774.17 1,306,447.95 2,993.85 0 36.57
700 415,015.53 1,306,536.84 2,979.15 0 36.59
687 414,923.90 1,306,410.85 2,985.38 0 36.65
372 414,773.72 1,306,439.89 2,993.82 0 36.71
263 414,749.09 1,305,646.68 3,003.24 0 36.82
834 415,464.75 1,306,288.54 2,998.92 0 36.89
298 415,774.64 1,305,730.64 3,000.59 0 36.91
874 414,779.55 1,306,495.03 2,993.28 0 37.02
686 414,926.11 1,306,433.20 2,985.02 0 37.07
297 415,770.35 1,305,733.55 3,000.42 0 37.09
848 414,720.05 1,305,578.52 3,004.70 0 37.12
321 414,717.97 1,305,648.08 3,001.98 0 37.17
878 414,855.82 1,306,609.09 2,992.71 0 37.22
262 414,676.00 1,305,601.95 3,001.74 0 37.32
748 414,883.30 1,306,725.84 2,992.22 0 37.39
333 414,704.63 1,305,646.07 3,001.35 0 37.41
J-693 415,038.57 1,306,480.57 2,977.77 0.46 37.51
358 414,762.50 1,306,209.34 2,996.18 0 37.58
823 415,375.09 1,306,387.42 2,997.74 0 37.59
296 415,750.06 1,305,744.99 2,999.93 0 37.6
747 414,886.87 1,306,749.17 2,991.94 0 37.6
833 415,434.08 1,306,308.18 2,998.17 0 37.73
722 415,040.48 1,306,631.94 2,977.67 0 37.75
361 414,756.07 1,306,292.43 2,998.21 0 37.75
876 414,828.89 1,306,567.57 2,992.19 0 37.87
J-757 415,426.37 1,305,777.82 3,001.87 0 37.88
360 414,747.86 1,306,255.62 2,998.20 0 37.88
885 415,053.85 1,306,698.86 2,976.91 0 37.89
875 414,795.70 1,306,518.81 2,992.29 0 37.93
877 414,840.68 1,306,592.37 2,991.98 0 38.01
J-332 414,705.05 1,305,670.40 3,000.28 0 38.11
183 414,742.24 1,305,615.82 3,003.68 0 38.14
308 415,799.03 1,305,704.31 3,001.33 0 38.18
322 414,715.44 1,305,674.72 3,000.68 0 38.19
186 414,772.41 1,305,634.83 3,003.48 0 38.19
264 414,797.74 1,305,672.55 3,002.84 0 38.39
187 414,806.91 1,305,653.56 3,003.11 0 38.39
295 415,703.29 1,305,771.48 2,999.17 0 38.4
746 414,893.09 1,306,774.33 2,991.07 0.46 38.41


Label Easting (m)
J-858 414,813.25 1,305,657.71 3,002.99 0 38.45
265 414,838.57 1,305,696.85 3,002.19 0 38.47
182 414,711.23 1,305,597.09 3,003.46 0 38.5
188 414,840.44 1,305,676.70 3,002.76 0 38.59
829 415,499.80 1,306,200.71 2,997.77 0 38.63
J_803 415,501.64 1,306,202.44 2,997.75 0 38.64
701 415,047.81 1,306,529.62 2,976.97 0.46 38.68
401 414,700.27 1,305,680.38 2,999.61 0 38.68
J-319 414,793.21 1,305,670.19 3,002.58 0 38.71
J-318 414,803.66 1,305,651.63 3,002.81 0 38.73
266 414,904.70 1,305,737.57 3,001.17 0 38.75
J-847 414,715.18 1,305,600.15 3,003.17 0 38.77
804 415,472.04 1,306,222.19 2,997.44 0 38.94
365 414,756.75 1,306,334.37 2,996.89 0 38.95
501 414,696.00 1,306,309.24 2,996.55 0 38.96
309 415,768.98 1,305,722.54 3,000.54 0 38.99
310 415,763.91 1,305,725.50 3,000.46 0 39.08
189 414,883.47 1,305,702.82 3,002.11 0 39.12
890 414,611.44 1,305,669.26 2,998.66 0 39.21
889 414,636.46 1,305,689.40 2,998.58 0 39.3
323 414,716.76 1,305,703.91 2,999.25 0 39.33
261 414,628.49 1,305,578.92 2,999.57 0 39.36
181 414,683.48 1,305,581.56 3,002.67 0 39.43
502 414,697.86 1,306,347.54 2,995.93 0 39.43
771 415,466.90 1,306,224.97 2,996.95 0 39.43
190 414,925.25 1,305,729.66 3,001.65 0 39.46
J-832 415,411.11 1,306,320.25 2,996.50 0 39.47
357 414,740.23 1,306,215.01 2,996.73 0 39.47
J-560 414,879.47 1,305,722.24 3,000.57 0 39.51
J-772 415,459.13 1,306,230.03 2,996.80 0 39.57
267 414,957.03 1,305,771.13 2,999.96 0 39.62
503 414,682.59 1,306,357.90 2,995.64 0 39.65
331 414,705.45 1,305,708.99 2,998.50 0 39.7
500 414,696.43 1,306,272.12 2,995.86 0 39.79
402 414,662.58 1,305,719.47 2,997.97 0 39.82
888 414,657.94 1,305,703.23 2,998.05 0 39.82
891 414,582.54 1,305,647.79 2,998.03 0 39.85
830 415,488.16 1,306,184.09 2,996.52 0 39.88
J-887 414,667.75 1,305,711.76 2,997.92 0 39.96
268 414,996.63 1,305,792.27 2,999.36 0 39.97


Label Easting (m)
720 415,066.59 1,306,624.14 2,975.35 0.46 40
325 414,718.00 1,305,725.81 2,998.32 0 40.03
499 414,694.60 1,306,233.51 2,995.68 0 40.12
269 415,025.53 1,305,805.75 2,998.99 0 40.17
369 414,753.96 1,306,371.49 2,995.55 0 40.18
294 415,614.46 1,305,823.61 2,997.41 0 40.25
886 415,076.10 1,306,695.12 2,974.45 0.46 40.28
805 415,440.69 1,306,243.46 2,996.01 0 40.32
191 414,972.61 1,305,757.74 3,000.64 0 40.34
399 414,607.52 1,305,735.50 2,996.96 0 40.4
J-561 415,095.35 1,305,831.12 2,998.32 0 40.43
892 414,562.87 1,305,635.37 2,997.43 0 40.45
270 415,075.19 1,305,825.17 2,998.39 0 40.47
400 414,592.15 1,305,726.56 2,996.84 0 40.48
311 415,706.37 1,305,756.15 2,999.10 0 40.49
416 414,561.73 1,305,710.25 2,996.73 0 40.54
504 414,670.47 1,306,395.71 2,994.52 0 40.62
403 414,650.78 1,305,737.71 2,996.94 0 40.65
180 414,658.33 1,305,567.87 3,001.55 0 40.67
J-826 415,424.54 1,306,251.97 2,995.50 0 40.81
411 414,620.36 1,305,743.77 2,996.57 0 40.81
370 414,754.15 1,306,400.51 2,994.72 0 40.92
595 415,085.98 1,305,857.51 2,997.51 0 40.95
293 415,577.33 1,305,843.43 2,996.72 0 40.97
509 414,643.50 1,306,489.72 2,992.86 0 40.98
397 414,665.65 1,305,757.85 2,996.46 0 40.98
271 415,122.85 1,305,838.64 2,997.61 0 41.04
505 414,657.54 1,306,418.06 2,993.98 0 41.06
806 415,417.96 1,306,258.42 2,995.16 0 41.11
574 414,858.52 1,305,761.51 2,997.85 0 41.11
893 414,550.41 1,305,627.79 2,996.74 0 41.14
J-520 414,678.15 1,306,474.07 2,993.44 0 41.18
510 414,622.51 1,306,500.85 2,992.18 0 41.18
J-522 414,702.01 1,306,461.95 2,993.62 0 41.2
519 414,716.67 1,306,457.13 2,993.79 0 41.22
312 415,656.12 1,305,785.50 2,998.39 0 41.25
192 415,022.75 1,305,785.70 2,999.57 0 41.27
J-822 414,637.35 1,305,753.65 2,996.13 0 41.28
J-404 414,639.45 1,305,752.33 2,996.13 0 41.29
508 414,656.12 1,306,466.48 2,993.40 0 41.3


Label Easting (m)
J-821 414,640.96 1,305,750.52 2,996.13 0 41.31
511 414,597.66 1,306,513.52 2,991.40 0 41.39
417 414,539.46 1,305,703.54 2,995.76 0 41.47
506 414,647.66 1,306,432.68 2,993.48 0 41.49
292 415,547.58 1,305,856.28 2,996.20 0 41.53
326 414,717.76 1,305,763.10 2,996.42 0 41.55
330 414,705.09 1,305,758.93 2,996.40 0 41.55
801 415,397.23 1,306,301.17 2,994.44 0 41.59
260 414,589.04 1,305,563.06 2,997.14 0 41.68
J-396 414,704.72 1,305,772.57 2,995.74 0 41.71
WP10 415,185.03 1,305,864.18 2,996.37 0.34 41.75
195 415,058.37 1,305,799.91 2,998.96 0 41.78
291 415,520.53 1,305,864.12 2,995.94 0 41.81
J-611 414,849.93 1,305,778.10 2,996.68 0 41.82
498 414,688.09 1,306,199.15 2,994.10 0 41.83
179 414,633.47 1,305,557.13 3,000.47 0 41.86
773 415,444.06 1,306,206.39 2,994.53 0 41.86
J-373 414,753.60 1,306,446.40 2,993.64 0 41.86
374 414,762.20 1,306,488.21 2,993.53 0 41.91
280 415,491.09 1,305,867.87 2,995.85 0 41.92
418 414,531.32 1,305,698.44 2,995.28 0 41.94
J-507 414,623.12 1,306,434.82 2,992.93 0 41.94
523 414,705.56 1,306,498.37 2,992.73 0 41.99
427 414,523.14 1,305,711.20 2,995.16 0 42.02
412 414,598.30 1,305,774.77 2,995.21 0 42.07
531 414,543.32 1,306,588.02 2,988.05 0 42.09
512 414,560.71 1,306,527.50 2,989.86 0 42.13
405 414,641.29 1,305,785.43 2,995.17 0 42.17
621 414,812.76 1,306,212.88 2,993.59 0.46 42.21
428 414,530.33 1,305,747.95 2,994.93 0 42.21
313 415,605.72 1,305,813.73 2,997.45 0 42.25
530 414,583.15 1,306,607.00 2,987.72 0 42.27
788 415,542.28 1,306,105.79 2,993.88 0.46 42.3
272 415,170.72 1,305,847.77 2,996.15 0 42.31
527 414,547.51 1,306,532.81 2,989.36 0 42.34
WP7 414,879.91 1,306,932.09 2,992.00 0.34 42.36
279 415,456.89 1,305,870.25 2,995.42 0 42.38
375 414,765.55 1,306,506.56 2,993.00 0 42.41
524 414,707.44 1,306,527.36 2,992.22 0 42.42
J-841 415,184.18 1,305,850.02 2,995.98 0 42.42


Label Easting (m)
426 414,518.20 1,305,680.80 2,994.77 0 42.52
575 414,842.27 1,305,788.30 2,995.79 0 42.52
J-666 415,200.11 1,305,850.41 2,995.82 0 42.53
789 415,504.61 1,306,129.17 2,993.77 0 42.53
376 414,770.14 1,306,526.85 2,992.74 0 42.63
822 415,349.94 1,306,349.30 2,992.82 0 42.64
525 414,711.75 1,306,560.35 2,991.91 0 42.65
894 414,520.49 1,305,617.60 2,995.22 0 42.66
196 415,104.90 1,305,816.33 2,997.94 0 42.68
610 414,895.41 1,305,804.56 2,995.63 0 42.77
425 414,513.90 1,305,653.61 2,994.76 0 42.78
532 414,512.49 1,306,569.95 2,987.48 0 42.78
J-419 414,519.78 1,305,691.49 2,994.39 0.53 42.81
517 414,604.84 1,306,624.04 2,987.07 0 42.82
528 414,525.51 1,306,540.94 2,988.36 0 42.85
429 414,536.21 1,305,780.19 2,994.23 0 42.87
562 414,507.82 1,306,621.18 2,986.66 0 42.93
756 415,419.52 1,305,814.52 2,996.87 0 42.93
J-559 414,718.67 1,305,802.26 2,994.63 0 42.94
563 414,535.67 1,306,635.39 2,986.66 0 42.96
314 415,576.52 1,305,829.65 2,996.71 0 43.01
379 414,774.75 1,306,558.74 2,992.28 0 43.05
608 414,977.12 1,305,846.67 2,995.09 0 43.13
420 414,491.84 1,305,694.06 2,993.75 0 43.14
J-389 414,861.11 1,306,930.68 2,991.58 0 43.16
607 415,031.59 1,305,875.15 2,994.94 0 43.17
329 414,703.98 1,305,799.78 2,994.58 0 43.18
497 414,684.06 1,306,182.23 2,992.80 0 43.2
390 414,852.52 1,306,901.93 2,991.58 0 43.2
J-529 414,615.11 1,306,631.69 2,986.64 0 43.21
328 414,718.77 1,305,808.97 2,994.31 0 43.22
337 414,701.51 1,305,809.86 2,994.44 0 43.27
338 414,719.79 1,305,817.94 2,994.18 0 43.29
609 414,938.71 1,305,825.20 2,994.96 0 43.35
273 415,224.43 1,305,854.17 2,994.87 0 43.43
561 414,484.64 1,306,607.36 2,986.15 0 43.43
J-278 415,412.64 1,305,868.41 2,994.40 0 43.44
197 415,146.50 1,305,826.99 2,997.04 0 43.49
380 414,785.31 1,306,596.52 2,991.73 0 43.54
315 415,541.77 1,305,843.62 2,996.14 0 43.62


Label Easting (m)
576 414,829.15 1,305,812.66 2,994.27 0 43.63
387 414,860.66 1,306,925.74 2,991.11 0 43.64
WP4 414,473.37 1,305,696.72 2,992.98 0.34 43.67
564 414,559.85 1,306,650.00 2,985.94 0 43.68
406 414,643.44 1,305,825.57 2,993.54 0 43.69
J-554 414,474.59 1,305,699.56 2,992.98 0 43.73
526 414,716.25 1,306,597.82 2,990.71 0.46 43.74
J-790 415,468.90 1,306,151.08 2,992.66 0 43.75
606 415,059.69 1,305,889.83 2,994.29 0 43.76
J _807 415,383.33 1,306,281.19 2,992.33 0 43.77
665 415,182.92 1,305,885.92 2,994.38 0 43.77
248 414,320.12 1,305,482.67 3,000.03 0 43.78
413 414,569.62 1,305,809.98 2,993.36 0 43.79
570 414,750.93 1,305,815.61 2,993.73 0 43.8
759 415,412.51 1,305,871.61 2,993.97 0 43.86
J-835 414,508.21 1,305,617.17 2,994.01 0 43.86
274 415,273.33 1,305,855.65 2,994.31 0 43.87
WP1 414,589.82 1,305,535.73 2,998.46 0.34 43.93
430 414,541.73 1,305,809.71 2,993.13 0 43.94
259 414,550.26 1,305,551.47 2,994.77 0 43.95
J-605 415,070.27 1,305,894.75 2,994.07 0 43.96
178 414,605.28 1,305,547.10 2,998.45 0 44.01
831 415,463.68 1,306,144.40 2,992.41 0 44.03
620 414,829.98 1,306,184.61 2,991.81 0 44.07
596 415,072.58 1,305,890.88 2,994.00 0 44.08
276 415,286.78 1,305,856.23 2,994.05 0 44.1
571 414,793.77 1,305,832.30 2,993.35 0 44.11
381 414,796.11 1,306,645.53 2,991.05 0 44.14
424 414,506.42 1,305,605.38 2,993.84 0 44.14
J-533 414,485.85 1,306,554.46 2,986.19 0 44.18
577 414,821.30 1,305,829.40 2,993.41 0 44.21
316 415,499.18 1,305,853.84 2,995.52 0 44.27
534 414,472.43 1,306,540.78 2,985.44 0 44.31
353 414,748.29 1,306,124.62 2,990.64 0 44.32
281 415,482.21 1,305,857.90 2,995.48 0 44.33
827 415,407.19 1,306,224.66 2,991.98 0 44.34
WP5 414,467.16 1,306,547.81 2,985.20 0.34 44.37
277 415,329.06 1,305,861.45 2,993.65 0 44.39
791 415,446.51 1,306,166.23 2,992.00 0 44.41
439 414,465.92 1,305,752.17 2,992.23 0 44.44


Label Easting (m)
808 415,367.21 1,306,292.12 2,991.54 0 44.46
J-558 414,476.74 1,306,545.36 2,985.34 0 44.52
340 414,718.86 1,305,854.38 2,992.69 0 44.53
252 414,027.32 1,305,513.70 2,992.78 0 44.54
J-436 414,463.74 1,305,721.39 2,992.07 0 44.56
496 414,680.28 1,306,157.84 2,991.52 0 44.58
J-572 414,818.06 1,305,842.47 2,992.83 0.53 44.59
407 414,645.47 1,305,858.01 2,992.53 0 44.61
560 414,461.85 1,306,594.66 2,984.96 0 44.61
339 414,700.25 1,305,851.10 2,992.86 0 44.64
317 415,469.04 1,305,858.15 2,995.16 0 44.67
198 415,200.35 1,305,835.84 2,995.72 0 44.67
800 415,377.13 1,306,271.32 2,991.47 0 44.67
440 414,469.27 1,305,790.59 2,992.01 0 44.7
382 414,801.07 1,306,697.25 2,990.35 0 44.76
J-565 414,582.81 1,306,665.06 2,984.85 0 44.79
597 415,062.37 1,305,906.92 2,993.06 0 44.82
J-783 415,506.32 1,306,066.46 2,991.55 0.46 44.82
J-555 414,461.22 1,305,702.95 2,991.80 0 44.84
604 415,093.45 1,305,905.81 2,993.14 0 44.84
282 415,447.88 1,305,858.52 2,994.94 0 44.9
386 414,845.72 1,306,872.36 2,989.89 0 44.95
495 414,673.68 1,306,144.34 2,991.19 0 44.96
584 414,842.01 1,305,857.21 2,992.39 0 44.97
484 414,556.64 1,305,853.07 2,992.01 0 45.01
J-635 414,745.75 1,306,110.45 2,990.12 0 45.04
414 414,554.77 1,305,826.77 2,992.03 0 45.05
383 414,809.51 1,306,746.24 2,989.96 0 45.07
J-550 414,451.01 1,306,587.07 2,984.40 0 45.16
J-431 414,546.26 1,305,833.27 2,991.84 0 45.21
435 414,458.20 1,305,681.08 2,991.35 0 45.24
782 415,477.48 1,306,087.69 2,991.23 0 45.24
579 414,810.38 1,305,859.30 2,992.04 0 45.27
J-895 414,587.48 1,305,542.56 2,997.25 0 45.28
WP
SCH2 414,562.60 1,306,691.77 2,983.67 0.34 45.31
286 415,230.81 1,305,841.45 2,995.01 0 45.31
384 414,822.07 1,306,790.93 2,989.65 0 45.31
J_554 414,442.51 1,306,588.03 2,984.07 0 45.41
J-792 415,424.49 1,306,180.34 2,991.00 0 45.42


Label Easting (m)
441 414,473.35 1,305,819.97 2,991.31 0 45.44
585 414,865.44 1,305,875.24 2,991.84 0 45.46
341 414,718.44 1,305,891.03 2,991.45 0 45.54
634 414,760.13 1,306,093.48 2,989.76 0 45.57
J-251 413,946.20 1,305,506.77 2,991.53 0.46 45.58
J-566 414,597.00 1,306,672.83 2,984.10 0 45.59
551 414,435.17 1,306,610.83 2,983.79 0 45.63
821 415,333.10 1,306,323.08 2,989.87 0 45.67
755 415,414.07 1,305,852.18 2,994.18 0 45.68
385 414,833.51 1,306,833.24 2,989.12 0 45.77
J-587 414,893.24 1,305,890.76 2,991.45 0 45.78
415 414,539.46 1,305,843.44 2,991.23 0 45.79
J_809 415,341.55 1,306,307.50 2,990.05 0 45.8
598 415,049.89 1,305,927.56 2,991.76 0 45.86
352 414,743.40 1,306,083.72 2,989.57 0 45.87
354 414,736.22 1,306,125.41 2,990.59 0 45.88
586 414,885.35 1,305,887.50 2,991.36 0 45.89
J-283 415,413.22 1,305,856.23 2,993.96 0 45.91
275 415,275.88 1,305,845.72 2,994.27 0 45.94
408 414,647.87 1,305,900.05 2,991.07 0 45.96
285 415,284.11 1,305,846.62 2,994.15 0 46.03
437 414,432.39 1,305,727.34 2,990.51 0 46.04
760 415,413.80 1,305,903.01 2,991.57 0 46.11
619 414,844.59 1,306,160.99 2,989.78 0 46.17
342 414,700.21 1,305,898.98 2,991.07 0 46.19
447 414,525.58 1,305,856.58 2,990.76 0 46.2
588 414,948.20 1,305,917.04 2,991.00 0 46.21
580 414,800.79 1,305,881.85 2,990.92 0 46.23
349 414,739.68 1,306,042.82 2,989.53 0 46.32
536 414,442.29 1,306,515.09 2,982.99 0 46.35
177 414,572.39 1,305,538.46 2,996.16 0 46.44
603 415,123.81 1,305,921.07 2,991.45 0 46.47
J-649 414,737.32 1,306,032.15 2,989.50 0 46.47
774 415,418.35 1,306,166.58 2,990.04 0 46.47
253 414,136.75 1,305,520.10 2,991.12 0 46.49
J _820 415,327.16 1,306,314.75 2,989.06 0 46.5
J-785 415,442.32 1,306,109.75 2,990.05 0 46.52
434 414,457.94 1,305,663.30 2,990.01 0 46.52
793 415,397.22 1,306,199.43 2,989.81 0 46.55
284 415,329.55 1,305,849.55 2,993.52 0 46.55


Label Easting (m)
494 414,660.86 1,306,112.03 2,989.66 0 46.62
448 414,512.40 1,305,867.48 2,990.29 0 46.63
348 414,731.68 1,305,992.32 2,989.61 0 46.66
J_838 415,413.97 1,305,936.16 2,990.83 0 46.68
664 415,168.74 1,305,914.90 2,991.30 0 46.68
J-612 414,974.48 1,305,928.86 2,990.51 0 46.7
552 414,418.57 1,306,639.46 2,982.63 0 46.7
423 414,501.80 1,305,573.64 2,991.57 0 46.71
344 414,723.72 1,305,947.73 2,989.90 0 46.71
343 414,705.91 1,305,950.52 2,990.22 0 46.79
WP11 415,423.60 1,305,936.40 2,990.53 0.34 46.79
623 414,879.45 1,305,913.78 2,990.22 0 46.82
J-556 414,706.25 1,305,955.56 2,990.15 0 46.83
590 415,002.80 1,305,943.60 2,990.33 0 46.89
J-626 414,724.97 1,305,953.46 2,989.68 0 46.89
600 415,036.14 1,305,957.42 2,990.38 0 46.9
J-562 415,034.29 1,305,960.00 2,990.30 0 46.94
351 414,729.78 1,306,085.59 2,989.64 0 46.95
599 415,039.42 1,305,949.77 2,990.34 0 47.02
J-828 415,392.51 1,306,202.56 2,989.30 0 47.04
409 414,648.36 1,305,939.30 2,989.86 0 47.07
627 414,756.46 1,305,961.11 2,989.51 0 47.07
J_836 415,314.11 1,306,323.48 2,988.35 0 47.1
258 414,507.77 1,305,543.38 2,991.50 0 47.11
350 414,720.37 1,306,049.26 2,989.59 0 47.11
633 414,786.69 1,306,065.12 2,988.49 0 47.15
485 414,564.44 1,305,912.25 2,989.78 0 47.16
591 415,038.00 1,305,961.97 2,990.07 0 47.17
581 414,787.61 1,305,914.27 2,989.74 0 47.18
488 414,663.19 1,305,958.31 2,989.72 0 47.19
555 414,417.47 1,306,573.88 2,982.19 0 47.22
442 414,477.44 1,305,854.35 2,989.42 0 47.36
582 414,779.80 1,305,941.75 2,989.37 0 47.37
347 414,708.75 1,305,992.14 2,989.50 0 47.38
648 414,752.52 1,306,018.47 2,988.63 0 47.44
J-836 414,769.85 1,305,964.59 2,989.10 0 47.48
433 414,454.56 1,305,645.14 2,989.01 0 47.48
799 415,358.16 1,306,240.61 2,988.77 0 47.5
J-422 414,496.47 1,305,541.27 2,991.07 0 47.51
WP12 415,308.96 1,306,319.48 2,987.78 0.34 47.54


Label Easting (m)
493 414,649.61 1,306,068.60 2,988.90 0 47.55
810 415,329.02 1,306,288.88 2,988.38 0 47.56
786 415,419.99 1,306,124.23 2,989.09 0 47.57
491 414,649.20 1,305,982.16 2,989.21 0 47.58
J-410 414,649.64 1,305,957.45 2,989.27 0.53 47.6
761 415,414.61 1,305,945.76 2,989.86 0 47.62
628 414,780.06 1,305,967.46 2,988.89 0 47.64
462 414,631.04 1,305,959.50 2,989.23 0 47.65
254 414,239.29 1,305,524.74 2,990.17 0 47.72
647 414,774.85 1,305,996.10 2,988.51 0 47.73
J-602 415,154.32 1,305,934.99 2,990.07 0 47.79
553 414,403.63 1,306,667.59 2,981.39 0.46 47.85
794 415,364.22 1,306,218.56 2,988.47 0 47.85
583 414,777.06 1,305,951.30 2,988.82 0 47.85
J_559 414,430.22 1,306,503.51 2,981.32 0 47.86
492 414,649.11 1,306,020.37 2,988.77 0 47.87
460 414,412.14 1,305,802.76 2,988.51 0 47.91
174 414,546.70 1,305,531.85 2,994.70 0 48.02
775 415,403.97 1,306,144.15 2,988.61 0 48.06
592 415,072.21 1,305,978.08 2,989.11 0 48.12
443 414,483.31 1,305,880.73 2,988.67 0 48.15
J-449 414,483.51 1,305,886.00 2,988.64 0 48.19
762 415,416.03 1,305,985.30 2,989.06 0 48.27
438 414,406.57 1,305,731.34 2,988.13 0.46 48.35
J-795 415,351.25 1,306,227.55 2,987.96 0 48.36
J-766 415,400.93 1,306,135.82 2,988.37 0 48.37
632 414,813.99 1,306,037.05 2,987.57 0 48.38
537 414,415.43 1,306,493.12 2,980.42 0 48.39
787 415,407.77 1,306,132.92 2,988.24 0 48.47
J-776 415,399.28 1,306,137.44 2,988.23 0 48.48
817 415,287.93 1,306,341.01 2,986.87 0 48.49
811 415,318.31 1,306,271.88 2,987.51 0 48.52
613 414,955.95 1,305,967.37 2,988.23 0 48.54
624 414,866.76 1,305,951.54 2,988.17 0 48.56
557 414,404.43 1,306,543.91 2,980.68 0 48.62
459 414,416.27 1,305,840.26 2,987.89 0 48.63
461 414,408.68 1,305,774.86 2,987.71 0.46 48.63
763 415,415.21 1,306,029.03 2,988.51 0 48.65
J-646 414,802.59 1,305,968.67 2,987.79 0 48.65
558 414,423.23 1,306,516.54 2,980.55 0 48.66


Label Easting (m)
463 414,592.45 1,305,965.11 2,988.19 0 48.68
629 414,824.38 1,305,978.19 2,987.71 0 48.72
618 414,870.70 1,306,115.57 2,987.32 0 48.77
432 414,450.92 1,305,611.44 2,987.57 0.46 48.83
798 415,344.87 1,306,221.10 2,987.42 0 48.91
765 415,406.51 1,306,096.51 2,987.95 0 48.94
764 415,410.61 1,306,065.45 2,988.05 0 48.96
J_556 414,394.66 1,306,564.15 2,980.35 0 49
777 415,382.93 1,306,148.90 2,987.62 0 49.03
249 414,331.62 1,305,503.44 2,994.67 0 49.03
663 415,147.42 1,305,960.58 2,988.57 0 49.05
601 415,186.33 1,305,950.68 2,988.68 0.46 49.15
631 414,837.76 1,306,013.90 2,986.94 0 49.28
617 414,875.20 1,306,107.71 2,986.68 0 49.44
444 414,504.06 1,305,910.61 2,987.38 0 49.44
625 414,858.52 1,305,972.41 2,987.11 0 49.46
797 415,336.53 1,306,210.85 2,986.90 0 49.46
636 414,861.93 1,306,001.46 2,986.88 0 49.51
257 414,444.65 1,305,534.89 2,988.89 0 49.54
J-614 414,945.42 1,305,988.31 2,986.95 0 49.58
255 414,362.71 1,305,530.75 2,988.59 0 49.63
J-630 414,851.56 1,305,994.50 2,986.76 0 49.64
593 415,110.13 1,305,995.67 2,987.55 0 49.67
486 414,569.15 1,305,960.03 2,987.21 0 49.67
651 414,958.27 1,305,996.41 2,986.73 0 49.76
450 414,457.40 1,305,901.31 2,986.95 0 49.83
655 415,039.97 1,306,034.43 2,986.60 0 49.89
812 415,302.99 1,306,247.69 2,986.25 0 49.91
458 414,424.25 1,305,879.69 2,986.62 0 50
J-557 414,569.40 1,305,969.72 2,986.81 0 50.07
J-539 414,396.79 1,306,479.67 2,978.24 0 50.1
256 414,423.31 1,305,534.12 2,988.26 0 50.12
645 415,008.93 1,306,033.29 2,986.26 0 50.15
J-652 414,977.97 1,306,006.83 2,986.29 0 50.15
616 414,895.10 1,306,072.05 2,986.06 0 50.16
547 414,399.38 1,306,407.65 2,977.59 0.46 50.21
662 415,130.90 1,305,991.56 2,987.05 0 50.25
464 414,545.61 1,305,974.26 2,986.59 0 50.26
778 415,357.21 1,306,164.34 2,986.24 0 50.31
637 414,892.54 1,306,018.76 2,985.97 0 50.4


Label Easting (m)
J-654 415,013.27 1,306,024.70 2,985.96 0 50.48
818 415,252.52 1,306,363.37 2,984.75 0 50.5
538 414,394.04 1,306,477.93 2,977.81 0 50.5
J-661 415,125.94 1,306,000.34 2,986.68 0 50.54
WP9 414,973.51 1,306,016.07 2,985.68 0.34 50.56
615 414,925.54 1,306,025.72 2,985.81 0 50.58
540 414,381.62 1,306,501.19 2,977.61 0 50.67
667 415,140.28 1,306,005.69 2,986.51 0 50.69
J-638 414,920.22 1,306,034.12 2,985.58 0 50.77
546 414,390.63 1,306,421.54 2,976.95 0 50.9
779 415,330.13 1,306,181.93 2,985.45 0 50.98
J-796 415,322.75 1,306,186.40 2,985.27 0 51.14
445 414,520.37 1,305,964.90 2,985.60 0 51.22
639 414,953.58 1,306,046.50 2,985.10 0.46 51.22
J-465 414,522.02 1,305,979.18 2,985.39 0 51.43
780 415,307.64 1,306,195.30 2,984.88 0 51.5
660 415,113.35 1,306,025.02 2,985.39 0 51.6
541 414,362.89 1,306,531.36 2,976.53 0.46 51.66
457 414,429.77 1,305,905.50 2,985.00 0 51.69
173 414,497.57 1,305,522.91 2,991.23 0 51.7
J-644 414,999.13 1,306,049.95 2,984.62 0 51.74
548 414,378.04 1,306,469.34 2,976.37 0 51.77
643 415,020.30 1,306,066.03 2,984.51 0 51.78
656 415,063.30 1,306,049.51 2,984.64 0 51.9
J-451 414,430.73 1,305,918.57 2,984.60 0 52.14
J_813 415,281.18 1,306,213.47 2,984.16 0 52.17
668 415,168.18 1,306,020.16 2,984.82 0 52.37
659 415,102.59 1,306,049.27 2,984.26 0 52.52
456 414,444.07 1,305,935.20 2,984.12 0 52.62
545 414,367.36 1,306,454.57 2,975.31 0 52.64
482 414,362.86 1,305,859.66 2,983.58 0.46 52.86
J-544 414,362.29 1,306,461.97 2,975.08 0 52.89
481 414,366.66 1,305,878.28 2,983.49 0 53
J-657 415,092.05 1,306,067.52 2,983.35 0 53.26
642 415,051.70 1,306,083.68 2,982.86 0 53.34
466 414,495.77 1,305,984.75 2,983.36 0 53.42
455 414,458.56 1,305,965.34 2,982.93 0 53.8
J-167 414,256.09 1,305,511.13 2,989.60 0.46 53.82
172 414,450.61 1,305,523.36 2,989.31 0 53.83
J-669 415,204.06 1,306,030.75 2,983.32 0.46 53.86


Label Easting (m)
480 414,372.97 1,305,920.84 2,982.57 0 54.03
467 414,470.05 1,305,988.94 2,982.69 0 54.05
171 414,445.44 1,305,522.95 2,988.98 0 54.18
543 414,341.76 1,306,490.01 2,973.53 0 54.35
452 414,393.58 1,305,943.84 2,982.25 0 54.45
J-250 414,337.86 1,305,517.52 2,989.13 0 54.5
168 414,298.21 1,305,513.68 2,989.01 0 54.51
J-454 414,470.91 1,305,993.16 2,982.20 0 54.54
641 415,085.83 1,306,103.37 2,981.49 0 54.6
658 415,124.66 1,306,086.36 2,981.60 0.46 54.91
640 415,108.35 1,306,115.22 2,980.89 0.46 55.13
J_819 415,194.10 1,306,401.35 2,979.91 0.46 55.15
J-453 414,375.75 1,305,953.83 2,981.52 0 55.17
169 414,360.55 1,305,515.88 2,988.27 0 55.27
479 414,381.22 1,305,964.07 2,981.01 0 55.67
170 414,399.15 1,305,518.17 2,987.58 0 55.78
542 414,325.53 1,306,513.14 2,971.82 0.46 55.99
483 414,392.49 1,305,989.43 2,980.18 0 56.5
J-468 414,398.92 1,306,013.75 2,979.30 0 57.36
WP
SCH1 414,342.06 1,306,010.50 2,978.41 0.34 57.37
J-469 414,357.90 1,306,036.97 2,977.50 0 58.9
471 414,322.14 1,306,062.18 2,976.44 0 59.9
472 414,276.74 1,306,096.98 2,974.76 0 61.48
474 414,201.92 1,306,151.10 2,974.13 0 61.97
473 414,241.28 1,306,122.73 2,973.88 0 62.29
475 414,178.01 1,306,167.66 2,973.52 0 62.54
476 414,160.58 1,306,185.01 2,973.34 0 62.68
WP HC 414,142.84 1,306,205.01 2,972.77 0.34 63.21

ANNEX B
BILL OF QUANTITY

PHASE I

Summary of Bill for Kimer Dengay town Water Supply Project
Bill No. Description Unit Qty Unit Rate Total

1 General Item Ls 1 300,000 300,000
3
2 300m Concrete Service Reservoir Ls 1 809,044.06 809,044.06
3 Rising Main Ls 1 2,768,369.91 2,768,369.91
4 Distribution system Ls 1 4,691,940.88 469,1940.884
Four faucet Ls 9 51,743.31 465,689.8
5 Public Fountain
Single faucet Ls 2 2,500 5,000
6 Generator House With Operation Room No 1 324,216.60 324,216.6
7 Guard House Ls 3 17,030.68 51,092.04
8 100m3 Booster Reservoir Ls 1 465,030.68 465,030.68
9 Construction of Pump Houses Ls 1 424,216.60 424,216.6

Well Head and Booster Station
10 Electromechanical Design Ls 1 2,826,144.29 2,826,144.29
Total 13,130744.86
Contingency (10%) 1,313,074.49
Sub total 14,443,819.35
Vat [15%] 2166572.903
Grand Total 16,610,392.25

Bill No.-1 GENERAL ITEMS
Total
No. DESCRIPTION Unit Qty Unit Rate Amount
1 Allow for Mobilization Ls 1
2 Demobilization Ls 1
3 Providing testing laboratory equipment Ls 1

and service during construction
4 Provide survey control points and setting Ls 1
out of the work for construction
prepare and provide as built drawings of all
5 the constructed water supply components to Ls 1
the scale as approved by the Engineer
6 Provide construction sign board for project LS 2
identification
7 Test and commissioning the whole water Ls 1
supply system
Provide Engineer's and contractor’s office of
Gauge 32 Corrugated Iron Sheet for the wall
LS 1
internally covered by chip wood, as shown in
8 the working drawing
Total

Bill No-2. 300m3 Service Reservoir
UNIT
ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT QNTY PRICE TOTAL
1 Excavation
1.1 Excavation of top soil up to 250mm depth m³ 24
Disposal of surplus excavated material to tip
1.2 (>1.5km away) m³ 108
Excavation of normal material below the strip level
1.3 depth i.e.2m and set aside spoil for re-use m³ 134
1.4 Ditto but in soft rock formation m3 38
1.5 Ditto but in hard rock formation m3 19
2 Filling and Compacting
Back fill using excavated material as directed by the
2.1 engineer to stated depth , including compaction m³ 84
Fill with hard-core 300 mm thick, including
2.2 compaction m³ 24
2.3 Drainage gravel under slab 200mm thick m³ 19
3 Concrete work
Concrete C-10 blinding layer, 50 mm thick
3.1 Reinforced concrete C-30 m³ 5
In floor slab, wall foundation, drain sump and
3.2 column bases m³ 29
3.3 Ditto in circular reservoir wall and columns m³ 31
Ditto in reservoir roof including parapet, access
3.4 manhole and increased thickness of column m³ 24
4 Formwork
4.1 Formwork vertical forms to floor slab m² 10
4.2 Formwork wall m² 237
4.3 Formwork columns, beams and lintels m² 17
4.4 Formwork horizontal and vertical forms to roof slab m² 102
4.5 Formwork baffle type wall m² 64
5 High yield Reinforcement bars
5.1 Φ8 kg 31.2
5.2 Φ10 kg 3471
5.3 Φ12 kg 2614
5.4 Φ14 kg 2812
5.5 Φ16 kg 602
5.6 Φ20 kg 117
6 Construction Joints
Supply and construct surface expansion joint
including 20x20 mm polysulphide and R20 dowels
6.1 and approved joint filler m 24

UNIT
Supply and construct joint between reservoir wall
and foundation and between wall to wall consisting
6.2 of 220 mm PVC water stop or equivalent joint m 59
7 Surface treatment on unformed hor. Surfaces
7.1 U2 finish for roof slab m² 79
7.2 U3 finish for floor slab m² 79
7.3 Bitumen coating on buried part of wall m² 22
8 Box-outs
8.1 Box-out DN 200mm pipe with puddle flange no 2
9 Water Proofing
9.1 Water proof sheeting of 500 gauge polythene m² 85
10 Miscellaneous works
Floor cement screed average 40 mm thick, floated
10.1 finish m² 79
Supply and install aluminum manhole cover for
opening 1000x1000 mm with vent pipe and fly
10.2 screen no 1
Supply and install aluminum ladder inside the
10.3 reservoir, including safety cage m 3
Supply and install steel ladder outside the reservoir,
including safety cage and extension to internal
10.4 ladder m 3
Leakage test for reservoir and pipe work including
10.5 supply of water L.S. 1
10.6 Disinfection of the reservoir 1
Construction of stone pavement & drain ditch
around the building as per the standard drawing
10.7 details. m 30
Supply and install perforated drain pipes DN100
10.8 under the reservoir as per the Engineer's instruction m 24
Valve Chamber
11 Excavation
Fill up to 0.45 m with well compacted selected
12.1 material as directed by the engineer m³ 3
13 Concrete work
13.1 Concrete C-10 blinding layer, 50 mm thick m³ 1
UNIT
Reinforced concrete C-30
13.2 Floor slab, 100 mm thick m³ 1
13.3 Roof slab, 150 mm thick m³ 2
14 Formwork
14.2 Formwork horizontal forms to roof slab m² 12
16 Reinforcement bars
High yield reinforcement steel bars to
16.1 specifications kg 240
17 Masonry work
Masonry work with 1:5 cement/sand mortar above
17.1 ground m³ 12
Metal door size 1000x2100mm, SEIKO profile,
frame, glazing and complete with all accessories as
18.1 per the drawing no 1
19 Pipe Work
Installation of all pipes and fittings including
concrete anchor blocks and secondary works for
inlet, outlet overflow and drains, as per the
reservoir pipe installation drawing and/or the
Engineer's order
19.1 Inlet pipe and fittings
19.1.1 GI DN 100mm flanged spigot No 1
19.1.2 GI DN 100mm flanged 900 bend No 2
19.1.3 GI DN 100mm Flanged float valve No 1
19.1.4 GI DN 100mm medium class pipe m 5
19.1.5 GI DN 100mm union No 1
19.2 Outlet pipe and fittings
19.2.1 DCI DN 200mm double flanged puddle with L=1m No 1
19.2.2 DCI DN 200mm double flanged 900 elbow No 2
19.2.3 GI DN 200mm flanged gate valve No 1
19.2.4 GI DN 200mm flanged water meter No 1
19.2.5 GI DN 200m dismantling joint No 1
19.2.7 Stab flange adapter with backing ring welded with No 1

UNIT
HDPE OD 200mm pipe
19.3 Over flow and drain pipe and fittings no 2
19.3.1 GI DN 100mm flanged spigot with anchoring piece No 2
19.3.2 GI DN 100mm double flanged 90 0bend No 2
GI DN 100mm double flanged short piece pipe
19.3.5 L=3.5m No 1
19.4 Vent pipe and fittings
19.4.1 GI DN 100mm pipe m 1
19.4.2 GI DN 100mm tee No 2
19.4.3 GI DN 100mm nipples No 4
19.4.4 GI DN 100mm 900 elbow No 4
20 Electrical Installation
Supply and install surface sub distribution board
(SDB-R) at the reservoir site (inside the valve
20.1 chamber ) consisting of :
1 pc ACB of 25A/1P; pcs 1
2 pcs ACB of 16A/1P;
complete with mounting and wiring accessories
Supply and install light fittings type Philips
TMS012 1X36 watt or equivalent complete with 36
20.2 watt fluorescent lamp no 1
21 Site work
Spread, level and compact to the satisfaction of the
21.1 engineer m³ 78
Construct vehicle access and hard standing to
21.2 spread and leveled ground m³ 78
21.3 Planting of trees as per the Engineer's instruction no 20
21.4 Precast concrete curb stone 150x300 mm m 12
Construct masonry ditch with 40 cm internal width
and depth not exceeding 1 m including cement
mortar plastering and 5 cm thick C-10 lean concrete
21.5 along the floor m 30
Fencing with galvanized wire mesh as detailed
including all intermediate straining, concrete posts
and struts C-25, 12x12 cm in concrete foundation
C-20 including earth work and all associated works
21.6 of Type III fence as shown on the drawing m 79

UNIT
Supply and erect gate type III as per the drawing,
21.7 including all associated works no 1
22 Soak Away Pit
Construct soak-away-pit as per the drawing
22.1 including all associated works L.S. 1
Total

Bill No.-3 Rising Main
Total
Description
No. Unit Qty Unit Price price
Site clearing & excavation
1
Trench excavation in ordinary soil to a depth of 80 cm and
m3
width of 60cm.
1.1 3097
Trench excavation in soft rock for pipe lines to a depth of
m3
80cm and a width of 60cm
1.2 365
Trench excavation in hard rock for pipe lines to a depth of
m3
80cm and a width of 60cm
1.3 183
Back filling with Native soil material m 3
1.4 3462
Back filling with selective material m 3
1.4 183
Subtotal
Structural Works
2
1.4mx1.4m masonry Valve chamber construction as
shown in the drawing including 80cmX80cm metal sheet
for manhole cover with thickness 4mm with all accessory.
2.1 No 2
reinforced concrete class C-20 for thrust blocks as per
construction standard drawing, price include formwork,
excavation not exceeding 1m , reinforcement and backfill
2.3 m3 10
RC class C-20 for pipe gully crossings as per standard
drawings, price includes excavation not exceeding 1m,
reinforcement ,formwork and backfill
2.4 m3 3.79
Subtotal
Supply and Installation of Pipes and Fittings
3
GI DN 100mm, medium class pipe with bedded type
coupling (Total length L=6838m)
3.1 m 6838
GI DN 100mm, heavy class pipe with bedded type
coupling (Total length L=752m)
3.2 m 752
3.2 Union GI DN 100mm No 10

Subtotal
Total

Bill No.-4 Distribution system
Unite Total
No. Description Unit Qty Rate Amount
1 Earth Work
Trench excavation in ordinary soil for pipe lines to
a depth of 90 cm and a width of 60 cm and
1.1 disposal of surplus excavated material m3 8766
1.2 Ditto to Item 1.1 but in soft rock excavation m3 1032
1.3 Ditto to Item 1.1 but in hard rock excavation m3 516

Re-fill and properly compaction of the excavated
1.4 material with native Soil m3 9797
Re-fill and properly compaction with selected
1.5 material m3 516
Subtotal
2 Supply and Installation of Pipe

PN10 PE 100 HDPE pipe (Total length
2.1 L=19.074km)
2.1.1 OD 32 mm coil length of 100m m 289

2.1.6 OD 110 mm length of 12m m 761
2.1.7 OD 200 mm coil length 6m m 770

Medium class GI pipe DN 150mm with bedded
type coupling L=22m for main asphalt culvert
2.1.8 crossing m 22
Supply and installation of HDPE fitting PE100
2.2 PN10
2.2.1 HDPE pipe welding(Butt) OD 200 mm No. 129


2.2.5 HDPE Straight Coupling OD 63 mm No. 53
2.3 HDPE PE 100 PN10 tee and cross tee

2.3.1 Straight compression Tee OD 200x200x200mm No. 1



2.3.18 Straight compression Cross Tee OD 75x63mm No. 2
2.3.19 Straight compression Cross Tee OD 75x50mm No. 3
2.3.20 Straight compression cross Tee OD 63x63mm No. 1

2.4 HDPE PE 100 PN10 Reducing coupling
2.4.1 Reducer coupling OD 200x90mm No. 1


2.5 End Cups
2.5.1 HDPE OD75 mm plug No. 1
2.5.2 HDPE OD 63 mm plug No. 5
2.5.3 HDPE OD 50 mm plug No. 35

2.6 HDPE PE 100 PN 10 Compression Adapter
2.6.1 Compression Female Adapter OD 200mm No. 2

GI Medium Class Get valve, Tee, Nipples ,
2.7 Union and Reducer
2.7.1 Get valve GI 8" No. 1
2.7.4 Get valve GI 2 1/2" No. 1

2.7.6 Tee GI 6"x6"x6" No. 1
2.7.7 Nipples 8" No. 2

2.7.8 Nipples 4" No. 4
2.7.9 Nipples 3" No. 10
2.7.10 Nipples 2 1/2" No. 2
2.7.11 Nipples 2" No. 20

2.7.12 Union 6" No. 1
2.7.13 Union 4" No. 2
2.7.14 Union 3" No. 6
2.7.15 Union 2 1/2" No. 1
2.7.16 Union 2" No. 10
2.8 HDPE PE 100 PN10 900 Elbow and End cup
2.8.1 OD 63x63mm Elbow No. 1
2.8.2 OD 50x50mm Elbow No. 11
2.8.3 OD 75mm End cup No. 1
2.9 Fitting for PRV Valve

HDPE PN10 OD 200mm flanged adapter with
2.9.1 backing ring No. 2
PRV from pressure 41.4m of H2O head to 15m of
H2O head ,double flanged DCI DN 150mm with all
2.9.2 accessories No. 1
Subtotal
3 Masonry Works
1.2mx1.2 m masonry Valve chamber construction
as shown in the drawing including 80cmX80cm
metal sheet for manhole cover with thickness 4mm
3.1 and all accessories. No. 18
Subtotal

4 Concrete Work
RC class C-20 for pipe encasement for road
crossings as per standard drawings, price includes
excavation not exceeding 1m, reinforcement
4.1 ,formwork and backfill m3 1.98
Sub Total
Total

Bill No.-5 Public Fountain

Unit
No. Descriptions Unit Quantity Rates Amount
1 Earth Work
1.1 Clearing and removal of top
soil to an average depth of
20cm m2 35
1.2 Bulk excavation for
foundation to a depth not
exceeding 500mm m3 13.69
1.3 Cart away surplus excavated
material to a distance not
exceeding 1000m m3 20.69
1.4 Supply and place 250mm
thick basaltic hardcore
blinded with crushed
aggregate m2 10
1.5 Supply and install half
concrete pipes DN 300mm
for surface drainage around
water point stand m 23.2
Subtotal
2 CONCRETE WORK
2.1 C-20 mass concrete in water
point base and on the surface
of the hard core as shown in
the drawing. m2 10.24
2.2 100mm thick concrete class
C-20 in manhole floor
m2 3
2.3 Ditto, but in water point
pillar and seating floor
m2 2.89
Subtotal


Unit
3 REINFORCEMENT
WORK
3.1 Supply, cut and fix mild steel
reinforcement bars of
dia.8mm and 10mm for
manhole cover, as shown in
the drawing Kg 8
Subtotal
4 FORMWORK
4.1 For water point base m2 0.68
4.2 For water point pillar, cover
slab and seating floor
m2 2.32
Sub Total
5 MASONARY WORK
5.1 Hard Basaltic or equivalent
stone masonry water point
wall grouted and filled with
1:3 mortar m3 2.85
5.2 400mm thick Basaltic stone
or equivalent manhole walls
grouted in 1:3 mortar
m3 0.58
Sub Total
6 FINISHING WORK
6.1 Three coats of plastering to
internal walls of manhole,
using 1:3 mortar m2 2.52
6.2 Pointing stone masonry wall
of water point with rich
mortar m2 8.04


Unit
6.3 30mm thick sand and cement
floor screed 1:3 mix ratio m2 22.5
Sub Total
7 PIPES AND
ACCESSORIES
7.1 For four Faucet
7.1.1 G.S pipe 1'' of class 'B' Type m 12

7.1.2 Elbow 90 deg. dia. 1" Pcs 4
7.1.3 Reducer dia. 1"x3/4" Pcs 4
7.1.4 Tee dia. 1” Pcs 3
7.1.5 Faucet dia.3/4" Pcs 4
7.1.6 Water Meter dia. 1" Pcs 1
7.1.7 Gate Valve dia. 1" Pcs 1

7.1.8 socket dia.1" Pcs 4
7.1.9 Nipples dia 1" Pcs 4
7.1.10 Union dia 1" Pcs 2
HDPE PN 10 OD 50mm
7.1.11 Female Adapter Pcs 2
HDPE PN 10 OD 32mm
7.1.12 Female Adapter Pcs 10
7.1.13 GI Reducer dia. 2"x1" Pcs 2
7.1.14 GI Reducer dia. 1 1/4"x1" Pcs 10
Subtotal
8 FENCE WORK
8.1 Supply and erect angle iron
fence of 6 lines of barbed
wire 200mm and 400mm
spacing the bottom 4 and
upper 2 lines, respectively, m 26


Unit
with cross diagonal bracers
at the corners, embedded in
50mm concrete around the
pole to depth of 500 mm
including CIS
2000x1000mm door with
hinges and locks.
Sub Total
9 1.2mx1.2m masonry Valve
chamber construction as
shown in the drawing
including 80cmX80cm metal
sheet for manhole cover with
thickness 4mm with all
accessory. No 1
Sub Total
Total Sum

Bill No.6 Generator House With Operation Room

Item Total
Description Unit Qty Unit Price
No. Price
1 Excavation and Earthworks
1.1 Site clearing to a depth not exceeding 20cm m2 39.88
1.2 Excavation for foundation to a depth not exceeding 1m m3 25.91
Cart away surplus material to distance not exceeding

1.3 m3 33.89
50m
1.4 Selected material back-fill and compaction m3 5.18
1.5 Hardcore of 250mm thickness m2 25.91
Sub Total
2 Structural Work
Stone masonry for foundation wall bedded in cement
2.1 m3 3.36
mortar 1:4
2.2 Class C-5 lean concrete for floor slab m3 19.08
2.3 Class C-20
a. In columns, beams, lintels and tie beams m3 0.72
3
b. In floor slab m 0.06
c.2 generator seats with 400mm thick m3 1.60
2.4 Concrete pipe support m3 0.23
2.5 supply and fix in position sawn formwork m2 23.46
2.6 Reinforcement steel
2.6.1 Ø6mm kg 84.00
2.6.2 Ø8mm kg 409.00
2.6.3 Ø12mm kg 34.36
2.6.4 Ø14mm kg 115.00
2.6.5 Ø16mm kg 263
Sub Total
HCB "class B" wall including sand cement mortar
3
and both sides left for plastering
a. of 200mm 'thickness m2 59.93
b. of 100mm thickness m2 2.75
Sub Total


Item Total
No. Price
4 Roof Works
4.1 Eucalyptus truss of
a. Lower chord 100mm dia m 242.00
b. Upper chord 100mm dia m 289.00
c. Diagonals and verticals 80mm dia m 134.00
2
d. wire mesh m 3.04
4.2 eucalyptus purlins 80mm dia m 14.00
2
4.3 Roof cover GI sheet G-28 m 25.22
4.4 Gutter in GI 150 x 100mm m 7.50
4.5 Down pipe ditto but 100 x 100mm m 9.60
Sub Total
5 Metal Works
Note: The metal work include cleaning of the metals
from unnecessary material, paint anti-rust and two coats
of enamel paint, all necessary bolts and welding plates.
The color of the pint shall be as the Engineers
preference.
5.1 2mm thick sheet metal doors, size 2.00 x 1.00m Pcs 1.00
5.2 2mm thick sheet metal doors, size 1.50 x 2.45m Pcs 1.00
2mm thick sheet metal ventilated window, size 1.80 x

5.3 Pcs 1.00
1.00m
5.4 2mm thick sheet metal window, size 1.20 x 1.00m Pcs 1.00
Sub Total
6 Finishing
6.1 pointing internal and external wall 1:3 m2 54.78
6.2 rendering external wall with 1:3 m2 54.78
6.3 40mm thick cement screed m2 25.09

Subtotal


Item Total
No. Price
7 Electrical and Lighting
Sub-distribution board for flush mounted complete with
7.1 bars and others accessories consisting of
7.2 2 pcs 10amp ABC 1-phase pcs 1
7.3 2 pcs 16 amp ABC-phase pcs 1
7.4 1 pcs 32 amp ABC-phase pcs 1

7.5 Philips TMS 012/140 with 1*40w flour cent lamp pcs 4
Light point fed through pvc insulated conductor of
2*2.5mm2 in conduit of dia.13mm under surface
7.6 including junction boxes with cover, switches 2 way etc. pcs 3
Flush mounted socket outlets of 16 amp/220v with
earthing contact fed through conductors of 3*2.5 mm2 in
conduit of main .dia.16mm in/under surface including
7.7 junction box with covers and installing screw etc. Pcs 5
Sub Total
8 FENCE WORK
Supply and erect angle iron stands c/c spaced at 200cm

to a height of 2m above ground level with 6 lines of
barbed wire mesh with cross diagonal & to a depth of
50cm embedded in to 60cm deep C-20 mass concrete
8.1 foundation. m 68
Construct 4000mmx2000mm size gate with metal
frame and rectangular hollow tube RHS2.5 including
sheet metal having three coats of antirust painting
8.2 including hinges and locks. No 1
Sub Total
Total

Bill No.7 Guard House

Item Unit
Description Unit Total price
No. Quantity Price
1 Earth Work
Clearing and removal of top soil to
1.1 m2 9.64
average depth of 25 mm
Excavation in ordinary soil to a depth not
1.2 m3 1.73
greater than 450mm
Ditto as item 1.2 but in soft rock to a
1.3 m3 1
depth not greater than 200mm
Cart away the excavated materials note
1.4 m3 1.73
less than 500m
Sub Total
2 Concrete works
2.1 3 cm thick cement screed m2 6.28
5 cm thick C-20 mass concrete above the
2.2 m3 0.39
hard core
2.3 C-20 concrete post m3 0.6
Sub Total
3 Masonry Work
stone masonry with cement mortar 1:4
3.1 m3 1.8
ratio
3.2 25 cm thick hard-core filling m2 9.64
Sub Total
4 Wall, Roof and Wood Poles
Gauge 32 corrugated iron sheet for the
4.1 m2 24.34
wall internally covered by chip wood
Gauge 32 corrugated iron sheet Roof
4.2 m2 11.71
cover
4.3 door size 639 x 1900mm CIS Pcs 1
4.4 window size 835 x 1000mm CIS Pcs 1
4.5 8cm diam. Vertical & Diagonal m 17.57

Bill No.7 Guard House

Item Unit
Description Unit Total price
No. Quantity Price
Eucalyptus tree
10cm diam. Eucalyptus for lower &

4.6 m 31.05
upper chord
4.7 10cm diam. Eucalyptus for poles m 30
10cm diam. Eucalyptus for horizontal

4.8 m 47.62
wall support
4.9 50x70 zigba Purline m 20
4.10 fascia board m 8
Sub Total
Total

Bill No.-8 100m3 Booster Reservoir

Unit Total
No. Description Unit Qty Price price
1 Earth Work
1.1 Site clearing up to a depth of 20 cm m2 64.49
Bulk Excavation of Normal soil not exceeding a
1.2 depth of 1.0 m m3 19.29
3
1.3 Ditto item no 1.2 but soft Rock excavation m 24.60
3
1.4 Ditto item no 1.2 but Hard Rock excavation m 10.00
3
1.5 Cart away the excavated materials 500m away m 16.52
3
1.6 Back fill Native material including compaction m 16.08
Back fill borrow selected material including
1.7 compaction m3 8.10
30cm thick Hard core filling (equivalent to hard
1.8 basaltic stone) m2 112.75
Subtotal
2 Concrete Work
70mm thick lean concert with mix ratio (1:3:6)
under the reservoir base slab and under
2.1 masonry wall of valve room m3 48.23
Reinforced concrete type C-30 filled into form
work and vibrated around reinforced bar mix
ration should be 1:2:3
2.2 In base slab m3 33.45
3
2.3 In wall m 22.50
3
2.4 In top slab m 31.78
3
2.5 In column m 0.86
3
2.6 in valve room roof slab m 0.63
Provide and fix formwork
2.7 To base slab m2 20.11
2
2.8 To wall m 388.70
2.9 To top slab m2 133.86
2
2.10 In ring and fillet m 30.79
2
2.11 To column m 25.60
2
1.12 in valve room roof slab m 6.25
Provide, cut, bend and fix in position reinforced
steel bar all according to structural drawing,
price should include tying wires.
2.13 Diameter 8mm deformed bar Kg 9.22


Unit Total
2.14 Diameter 10mm deformed bar Kg 1,232.50
2.15 Diameter 12mm deformed bar Kg 1,449.56
Provide and construct 400 mm thick, 2.0m
length, 2.0m width,1.5m depth pointed stone
masonry valve chamber with 15cm thick
reinforced precast cover for outlet, overflow
2.18 and drain valves as per the drawing. No 2
50cm thick non vascular basaltic stone or
equivalent well bedded with cement and sand
2.19 mortar (1:3) m3 35.00
3 Finishing Work
3.1 3cm thick cement screed mix 1:3 floor finish m2 96.85
Apply 12mm thick plastering of internal
3.2 masonry wall up to fine finish with 1:3 mix m3 24.50
Pointing the external wall of reservoir with 1:2
3.3 cement mortar m2 27.08
Supply and installation of Pipes ,fittings and
ladder installation (pipe with GI medium
4 class. Fittings PN 10)
4.1 GS 1 1/2" ladder m 62.50
Inlet Pipe
4.2 GI Medium class Union Dia. 100 mm No. 1
4.3 Nipples Dia. 100 mm No. 4
4.4 Elbow Dia. 100 mm No. 2
4.5 GI 100 mm medium class pipe short piece pipe m 4.50
4.6 GI 100 mm medium class pipe short piece pipe m 1.00
Outlet pipe 4
Flanged GI short piece pipe(L=1m) with puddle
4.7 Dia. 100 mm No. 1
4.8 Flanged GI Gate Valve Dia. 100 mm No. 1
4.9 Dismantling Joint Dia. 100 mm No. 1
4.10 Flanged strainer with Dia. 100 mm No. 1
4.11 Flanged Water Meter dia. 100 mm No. 1
Over flow & Drainage Pipe
Flanged GI short piece pipe(L=1m) with puddle
4.13 Dia. 100 mm No. 2


Unit Total
4.14 GI Union Dia. 100 mm No. 2
4.15 Elbow Dia. 100 mm No. 2
4.16 GI Tee DN 100X100X100 mm No. 1
4.17 Gate Valve dia. 100 mm No. 1
4.18 GI Plug DN 100 mm No. 1
Vent Pipe
4.19 Elbow 90 Deg. Bend Dia 100 mm No 2
4.20 Nipples Dia. 100 mm No. 2
4.21 GI short piece (L=60cm) Pipe Dia. 100 mm m 1
Miscellaneous works
5.0
Stone pavement around the reservoir with
5.1 1:4(Cement sand ratio) m² 26.38
Supply & installation of 100cmx100cm metal
Sheet with thickness 4mm with all accessory for
5.2 manhole cover No 1
Supply and install barbed wire fence, with angle
iron 2.25m long and 1.5m space between posts:
as per the drawing or as ordered by the Engineer
including concrete posts and other associated
5.3 works m 120
Supply and erect gate type II as per the drawing
or as ordered by the Engineer including all
5.4 associated works No 1
Total to summary

Bill No.-9: Construction of Pump Houses
Total
ITEM DESCRIPTION Unit QTY Unit Price
Price
1 Earth Work
Clearing of site to remove top soil to a depth of 200
1.1 m2 59.00
mm
1.2 Excavation for floor slab 0.3 m depth m3 30.60
Cart away and deposit excavated surplus material

1.3 m3 30.60
to a distance not exceeding 1km from site.
1.4 Back fill and compact selected material m3 15.00
1.5 Fill 250 mm thick hard core m2 59.00

Sub Total
2 Concrete
Reinforced concrete grade C-25 with minimum

2.1 cement content 360 kg/m3 cast into formwork and
vibrated around reinforcement bars in:
2.1.1 R.C. grade beam m3 1.56

2.1.2 R.C. column m3 3.97
2.1.3 R.C. top tie beams m3 1.56
2.1.4 R.C. Pump seat m3 2.50
2.1.5 Mass concrete fill on floor slab m3 8.72
Sub Total
Provide, cut, bend and fix in position

2.2 reinforcement bars. All according to structural
drawing. Price shall include tying wires
2.2.1 Diameter 8 mm deformed bar

a) R.C. column kg 118.10
b) R.C. tie beams kg 132.00
c) R.C. floor slab kg 234.93
a) R.C. generator/ Pump seat kg 238.62
a) R.C. column kg 96.92

Total
Price
b) R.C. tie beams kg 563.00
Sub Total
2.3 Provide, cut and fix formwork
2.3.1 To grade beam m2 18.00
2.3.2 To tie beam m2 25.00
2.3.3 To Pump seat m2 7.00
2.3.4 To column m2 62.40
Sub Total
3 Block work
Supply and raise 200mm thick Hallow concrete

3.1 block wall (class B of the ES CD3.301) with m2 93.00
cement mortar mix 1:3
Sub Total
4 Carpentry and Roofing
4.1 Eucalyptus truss of
a. Lower chord 100mm dia m 158.00
b. Upper chord 100mm dia m 192.00
c. Diagonals and verticals 80mm dia m 85.00
d. wire mesh m2 4.00

4.2 eucalyptus purlins 80mm dia m 10.00
4.3 Roof cover GI sheet G-28 m2 92.00
4.4 Supply and fix 20 x 200 mm facia board m 35.40
4.5 Gutter in GI 150 x 100mm m 16.20
4.6 Down pipe ditto but 100 x 100mm m 50.05
Sub Total
5 Doors and windows as per the drawing
Supply and fix 1500 x 2200 mm metal door with

5.1 No 1.00
rails
Supply and fix 400 x 1500 mm metal frame with
5.2 No 22.00
wires mesh

Total
Price
Supply and fix 1100 x 1250 mm metal frame

5.3 No 4.00
window with 2 mm thick clear glass
5.4 Supply and fix 900 x 2100 mm metal door No 2.00
Sub Total
6 Finishing
Finishing work shall include all surface pre-

6.1 cleaning, polishing and cleaning at the end of
finishing
Apply three coats of plaster in cement mortar to

6.1.1 m2 143.00
internal cement concrete block wall
Apply cement mortar pointing to all external

6.1.2 m2 150.72
cement concrete block wall
Apply 3 coats of plastic paint to internal walls and

6.1.3 m2 191.02
synthetic paint to metal doors and windows
5.1.4 20 mm cement screed m2 58.32
Sub Total
Supply and install the required electrical
7.1 LS 1
installation
Sub Total
8.0 Miscellaneous
8.1 Supply and fix anchor bolt in the R.C. Pump seats No 8.00
8.2 Stone pavement around building m2 80.00
Fencing around the Capping Structure with angle

iron stand at 2000mm c/c to a height of 2250 above
8.3 ground level with 500mm deep concrete foundation m 40.00
and braced with barbed wire vertically at 300mm
and with diagonal bracing at both sides.

Total
Price
Sub Total
Total

Bill No.10 Well Head and Booster Station Electromechanical Design

supply & Installation
Total
Item Description Unit Qty Unit rate Amount
1 well electro mechanical
supply and installation of Electric
submersible pump for 8" PVC type
production casing well with a motor of
380V/400V, 50hz impedance type starting,
complete with non-return valve, 3" threaded
outlet( if the pump outlet is >3" the reducer
must be heavy duty GS), power cable, level
control electrode, pressure switch, control
panel board & all other accessories required
1.1 Set 1
for installation with Q=5.5 l/s, H=266m,
motor power =26kw, pump position=158m
below ground(OGL) (blind casing interval
@pump position from 156.28m to162.21m),
pump efficiency at duty point >= 70%, power
cable made of copper conductor of size
3*35sqmm, length =175 meter, control cable
of copper wire 1*1.5sqmm length =400
meter
supply and installation of diesel generator set,
continuous rating, as per the technical
specification, engine & alternator pre-
installed on a common rigid frame,
switchgear panel, day tank incorporated into
1.2 the frame, exhaust piping system, including set 1
manufacturer working, service &
maintenance manual, spare part catalogue and
all accessories required for installation : prime
power =70 kva, 3 phase, 400V, 50hz, 1500
RPM
Sub Total
1.3 pipes and fittings

GS heavy duty riser pipe as per BS 1387 or
equivalent, preferably threaded appropriate
1.3.1 for the above submersible pump with bedded Pcs 27
type coupling & length of L=6meter 3"
(DN80mm)
Flanged Woltman water meter turbine
1.3.2 Pcs 1
type,DN80mm PN16
1.3.3 Double Flanged Gate valve, DN80mm PN16 Pcs 1
1.3.4 Double Flanged Gate valve, DN50mm PN16 Pcs 2
double flanged Non-return valve (check
1.3.5 Pcs 1
valve), DN80mm, PN16


Total
1.3.6 Double flanged GS Elbow 900 DN 80,PN 16 Pcs 3
Pressure gauge, glycerine filled 0-16 bar with
1.3.7 Pcs 1
isolating cock & 1/2" male socket outlet
Double flanged 3"GS medium class piece
1.3.8 Pcs 1
pipe, L=4000mm
double flanged Dismantling joint,
1.3.9 Pcs 2
DN80,PN16
1.3.10 Double flanged GS Tee,DN80/50/80 PN16 Pcs 2
Double flanged 3" GS medium class piece
pipe with two 1/2" coupling welded (for
1.3.11 Pcs 1
pressure gauge & pressure switch),
L=1000mm
1.3.12 single flanged GS 900elbow, DN50, pn16 Pcs 1
GS Well head cover 14 1/2" flange, with
1.3.13 internal DN 89mm hole at the center to be Pcs 1
welded with the riser pipe
double orifice Flanged Air release
1.3.14 Pcs 1
valve,DN50 PN16
1.3.15 Pcs 1
pipe, L=1200mm
1.3.16 Pcs 1
pipe, L=1500mm
pipe support with pipe clamp, foot plate and
1.3.17 ls 3
anchor bolts
GS flange adapter DN80, PN16 to be welded
1.3.18 Pcs 1
with the riser pipe
1.3.19 Pcs 2
pipe with puddle, L=1000mm
1.3.20 Pcs 2
pipe, L=500mm
1.3.21 GS Double flanged reducer DN100/80, PN16 Pcs 1
GS flanged adapter DN100, PN16 to be
1.3.22 Pcs 1
welded with the pressure line pipe
Sub Total
1.4 well head Electrical Equipment
1.4.1 Cabling between the change over switch and
panel board 4x35sqmm m 5
the Generator 4x35sqmm m 15
the EEPCO power 4x35sqmm m 10


Total
1.4.4 Earthing materials, including all inspection
chambers, copper rods, tape bonding straps
etc. as necessary for the earthing requirements
within the borehole compound set 1
1.4.5 Cable tray, cable trunking, cable supports
cable lags, anchor bolts etc. as required within
the well compound Set 1
1.4.6 Manual change over switch with Rating=
80A no 1
Sub Total
2 Booster electro mechanical
self prime side or end suction & radial or side
discharge multistage, horizontal, surface
pump with Q=5.5 l/s, H=212m , pump motor
power =22kw, 3phase, squirrel cage,
induction type, 380/400v, 50hz,2900rpm with
power cable made of copper conductor of
size 4x16mm2 having a length of L=20m for
each pump, float switch cable size of
1x1.5mm2, with total length=100m,
including star delta starting control panel
board, pressure switch, float switch and all
other accessories necessary for the complete
2.1 installation and operation of the pump. set 2
supply and installation of diesel generator set,
continuous rating, as per the technical
specification, engine & alternator pre-
installed on a common rigid frame,
switchgear panel, day tank incorporated into
the frame, exhaust piping system, including
manufacturer working, service &
maintenance manual, spare part catalogue and
all accessories required for installation : prime
power =60 kva, 3 phase, 400V, 50hz, 1500
2.2 RPM Set 1
Sub Total
3 pipe and fittings in booster station
3.1 Suction side pipes and fittings
GS Double flanged eccentric reducer, DN80,
3.1.1 PN16 with one side to fit pump suction flange pcs 2
3.1.2 flanged dismantling joint DN 80 PN 16 pcs 2
Double flanged gate valve, wedge, short type,
3.1.3 DN 80 PN 16 with wheel pcs 2
3.1.4 GS blaind flange DN 100 PN 16 pcs 2


Total
GS Double flanged 4" medium class pipe
with two 3" medium class on the same side
and one 4" with opposite side single flanged
3.1.5 piece pipes welded on it L=3500mm pcs 1
GS Double flanged 4" medium class short
3.1.6 piece pipe, L=1500mm pcs 2
GS double flanged 90 degree bend DN 80 PN
3.1.7 16 pcs 2
GS Double flanged 4" medium class short
3.1.8 piece pipe, L=3000mm pcs 1
GS double flanged 90 degree bend DN 100
3.1.9 PN 16 pcs 1
Double flanged gate valve, DN 100 PN 16
3.1.10 with wheel pcs 1
3.1.11 GS flanged foot valve DN100, PN16 pcs 1
3.1.12 flanged dismantling joint DN 100 PN 16 pcs 1
3.2 Delivery Side pipes and fittings
GS double flanged concentric reducer DN 65,
PN 25 with one side to fit pump delivery pcs 2
3.2.1 flange
3.2.2 Double flanged check valve DN 65, PN 25 pcs 2
3.2.3 Flanged dismantling joint DN 65, PN 25 pcs 2
3.2.4 Double flanged gate valve DN 65, PN 25 pcs 4
GS double flanged 90 degree bend DN 65,
pcs 2
3.2.5 PN 25
GS double flanged 3" heavy class pipe with
two 2 1/2" heavy class flanged piece pipes
pcs 1
with equal spacing as suction side manifold
3.2.6 pipe welded on it, L=3500mm
Pressure gauge, glycerin filled 0-25 bar with
Pcs 1
3.2.7 isolating cock & 1/2" male socket outlet
GS double flanged 90 degree bend DN 80,
pcs 4
3.2.8 PN 25
GS Double flanged 3" heavy class short piece
pcs 2
3.2.9 pipe, L=500mm
Double flanged turbine type water meter DN
pcs 1
3.2.10 80, PN 25
3.2.11 Double flanged check valve DN 80, PN 25 pcs 1
3.2.12 Flanged dismantling joint DN 80, PN25 pcs 1
Double orifice Flanged air release
Pcs 1
3.2.13 valve,DN65, PN25
GS Double flanged Reduced Tee DN 80
pcs 2
3.2.14 /65/80 PN 25( for AVR & washout system)


Total
Double flanged gate valve, wedge, short
pcs 1
3.2.15 type, DN 80 PN 25 with wheel
pcs 1
3.2.16 pipe with puddel, L=750mm
Pcs 3
3.2.17 pipe, L=1000mm
3.2.18 GS blaind flange DN 80 PN 25 Pcs 1
3.2.19 GS double flanged reducer DN100/80, PN25 pcs 1
pipe support with pipe clamp, foot plate and
3.2.20 anchor bolts ls 3
3.2.21 anchor blocks as per the engineer order ls 3
GS flanged adapter DN100, PN25 to be
Pcs 1
3.2.22 welded with the 4" pressure line pipe
Sub Total
3.3 Booster Electrical Equipment
Cabling between the change over switch and
3.3.1 each panel board 4x25sqmm m 15
3.3.2 the Generator 4x25qmm m 15
3.3.3 the EEPCO power 4x25sqmm m 10
Earthing materials, including all inspection
chambers, copper rods, tape bonding straps
etc. as necessary for the earthing requirements
3.3.4 within the booster compound set 1
Cable tray, cable trunking, cable supports
cable lags, anchor bolts etc. as required within
3.3.5 the booster compound Set 1
Manual change over switch with Rating=
3.3.6 80A no 1
Sub Total
Total

PHASE II

UNIT
1 Excavation
Disposal of surplus excavated material to tip
1.2 (>1.5km away) m³ 108
Excavation of normal material below the strip level
1.3 depth i.e.2m and set aside spoil for re-use m³ 134
1.4 Ditto but in soft rock formation m3 38
1.5 Ditto but in hard rock formation m3 19
Back fill using excavated material as directed by the
2.1 engineer to stated depth , including compaction m³ 84
2.3 Drainage gravel under slab 200mm thick m³ 19
3 Concrete work
Concrete C-10 blinding layer, 50 mm thick
3.1 Reinforced concrete C-30 m³ 5
In floor slab, wall foundation, drain sump and
3.2 column bases m³ 29
3.3 Ditto in circular reservoir wall and columns m³ 31
Ditto in reservoir roof including parapet, access
3.4 manhole and increased thickness of column m³ 24
4 Formwork
4.2 Formwork wall m² 237
4.3 Formwork columns, beams and lintels m² 17
4.4 Formwork horizontal and vertical forms to roof slab m² 102
4.5 Formwork baffle type wall m² 64
5 High yield Reinforcement bars
5.1 Φ8 kg 31.2
5.2 Φ10 kg 3471
5.3 Φ12 kg 2614
5.4 Φ14 kg 2812
5.5 Φ16 kg 602
5.6 Φ20 kg 117
6 Construction Joints
Supply and construct surface expansion joint
6.1 including 20x20 mm polysulphide and R20 dowels m 24
and approved joint filler
Supply and construct joint between reservoir wall

and foundation and between wall to wall consisting
6.2 of 220 mm PVC water stop or equivalent joint m 59
7.3 Bitumen coating on buried part of wall m² 22
8 Box-outs
8.1 Box-out DN 200mm pipe with puddle flange no 2
9 Water Proofing
9.1 Water proof sheeting of 500 gauge polythene m² 85
Floor cement screed average 40 mm thick, floated
10.1 finish m² 79
Supply and install aluminum manhole cover for
opening 1000x1000 mm with vent pipe and fly
10.2 screen no 1
Supply and install aluminum ladder inside the
10.3 reservoir, including safety cage m 3
Supply and install steel ladder outside the reservoir,
including safety cage and extension to internal
10.4 ladder m 3
Leakage test for reservoir and pipe work including
10.5 supply of water L.S. 1
10.6 Disinfection of the reservoir 1
Construction of stone pavement & drain ditch
around the building as per the standard drawing
10.7 details. m 30
Supply and install perforated drain pipes DN100
10.8 under the reservoir as per the Engineer's instruction m 24
Valve Chamber
11 Excavation
Fill up to 0.45 m with well compacted selected
12.1 material as directed by the engineer m³ 3
13 Concrete work
13.1 Concrete C-10 blinding layer, 50 mm thick m³ 1
Reinforced concrete C-30

13.2 Floor slab, 100 mm thick m³ 1

13.3 Roof slab, 150 mm thick m³ 2
14 Formwork
14.2 Formwork horizontal forms to roof slab m² 12
16 Reinforcement bars
High yield reinforcement steel bars to
16.1 specifications kg 240
17 Masonry work
Masonry work with 1:5 cement/sand mortar above
17.1 ground m³ 12
Metal door size 1000x2100mm, SEIKO profile,
frame, glazing and complete with all accessories as
18.1 per the drawing no 1
19 Pipe Work
Installation of all pipes and fittings including
concrete anchor blocks and secondary works for
inlet, outlet overflow and drains, as per the
reservoir pipe installation drawing and/or the
Engineer's order
19.1 Inlet pipe and fittings
19.1.2 GI DN 100mm flanged 900 bend No 2
19.1.3 GI DN 100mm Flanged float valve No 1
19.1.4 GI DN 100mm medium class pipe m 5
19.1.5 GI DN 100mm union No 1
19.2 Outlet pipe and fittings
19.2.1 DCI DN 200mm double flanged puddle with L=1m No 1
19.2.2 DCI DN 200mm double flanged 900 elbow No 2
19.2.4 GI DN 200mm flanged water meter No 1
19.2.5 GI DN 200m dismantling joint No 1
Stab flange adapter with backing ring welded with
19.2.7 HDPE OD 200mm pipe No 1
19.3 Over flow and drain pipe and fittings no 2
19.3.1 GI DN 100mm flanged spigot with anchoring piece No 2
19.3.2 GI DN 100mm double flanged 90 0bend No 2


GI DN 100mm double flanged short piece pipe
19.3.5 L=3.5m No 1
19.4 Vent pipe and fittings
19.4.1 GI DN 100mm pipe m 1
19.4.2 GI DN 100mm tee No 2
19.4.3 GI DN 100mm nipples No 4
19.4.4 GI DN 100mm 900 elbow No 4
Supply and install surface sub distribution board
(SDB-R) at the reservoir site (inside the valve
20.1 chamber ) consisting of :
1 pc ACB of 25A/1P; pcs 1
2 pcs ACB of 16A/1P;
complete with mounting and wiring accessories
Supply and install light fittings type Philips
TMS012 1X36 watt or equivalent complete with 36
20.2 watt fluorescent lamp no 1
21 Site work
Spread, level and compact to the satisfaction of the
21.1 engineer m³ 78
Construct vehicle access and hard standing to
21.2 spread and leveled ground m³ 78
21.3 Planting of trees as per the Engineer's instruction no 20
21.4 Precast concrete curb stone 150x300 mm m 12
Construct masonry ditch with 40 cm internal width
and depth not exceeding 1 m including cement
mortar plastering and 5 cm thick C-10 lean concrete
21.5 along the floor m 30
Fencing with galvanized wire mesh as detailed
including all intermediate straining, concrete posts
and struts C-25, 12x12 cm in concrete foundation
C-20 including earth work and all associated works
21.6 of Type III fence as shown on the drawing m 79
Supply and erect gate type III as per the drawing,
21.7 including all associated works no 1
22 Soak Away Pit
Construct soak-away-pit as per the drawing
22.1 including all associated works L.S. 1
Total


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Amhara National Regional State Amhara Design and Supervision

Water Resource Development Bureau Works Enterprise (ADSWE)

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Table 2.1 Number of school in the town ...................................................................................5

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a.m.s.l. = above mean sea level

CSA = Central Statistics Authority

DCI = Ductile Cast Iron

DWL = Dynamic Water Level

EEPCO = Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation

EIA = Environmental Impact Assessment

EIS = Environmental Impact Solution

GPS = Geographical positioning system

HDPE= High Density Polyethylene

l/d = Litter per day

L/s = litter per second

m/s = meter per second

m3/ d = cubic meter per day

SWL= Static Water Level

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 To supply water in adequate quantity:- In order to supply water in adequate

 To make water available within easy reach of the consumers:-So as to make

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1.2 Project Objectives

Kimer Dengay Town Final Draft Water Supply Design report 2

Figure 1 Project Area Location

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Figure 2.2 Topography of Kimer Dengay

2.4 Socio economic characteristic

2.4.1 Economic Activities in Kimer Dengay town

2.5 Infrastructure and social services

2.5.1 Power and Communication

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Table 2.1 Number of school in the town

2.5.3 Health and Hygiene

2.6. Existing Sanitation condition

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2.7. Existing Water Supply

2.7.1 Water quality and Treatment

2.7.2 Bore Hole and Conveyance system(raising main)

2.7.4 Distribution system

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Table 1.4 Size and amount of pipes

S.No Pipe designation length of pipe (m)

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4. POPULATION AND DEMAND PROJECTION

4.2 Design Period

4.3 Population Forecasting

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Year Medium variant

Table 4.3 Projected Populations

4.4 Future Water Demand

4.4.1 Domestic water demand (DWD)

4.4.1.1 Growth of Domestic Water Demand

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Source: - Cost effective design guideline June 2006

4.4.1.2 Population distribution by Mode of services

Table 4.6 Projected populations by Mode of Service