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Addressing Water Storage Needs for Sustainable Agriculture and Domestic Usage
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Group 3: ID: NUMBER
We hereby declare that this report isour original work and all the writings here in are our personal efforts and in
other person’s material has been dully acknowledged
This is to certify that this piece of work was done under my supervision and that it is the original work of the
above authors.
Eng. Adifatah Mohamud Obsiiye ……………………
All praises to Allah the most gracious the most merciful for his showers of blessings throughout our research
successfully.
In this part I would like to thank to Eng. Abdifatah Mohamud Obsiiye who guided us from beginning to the
end. If it was not for his guidance this report wouldn’t have been completed.
Furthermore, we would like to acknowledge with much appreciation the engineers and lecturers who assisted
Us and gave me their opinions about this project.
Last but not least We thankful to Our family who supported us in every way possible.
CHAPTER ONE:
Introduction:
Water scarcity in Gobsho city is a pressing concern, and addressing this challenge requires innovative solutions.
This proposal outlines a comprehensive project for the construction of a concrete elevated water tank, tailored
for sustainable agricultural practices and domestic water use. Led by Group 3, this group project aims to
implement a robust water storage system, ensuring a consistent and reliable water supply.
Key Components:
Conclusion:
This executive summary provides a glimpse into the multifaceted aspects of the proposed project. The
subsequent sections will delve into each component, offering a thorough understanding of the project's depth
and significance.
Introduction:
Water scarcity is a global challenge with direct implications for agriculture and daily life. We recognize the
need for a sustainable solution to address water storage deficits. The proposed concrete elevated water tank
project aims to serve as a pivotal step toward mitigating the impacts of water scarcity on agricultural activities
and domestic water needs.
Project Rationale:
The need for a concrete elevated water tank stems from the limitations of conventional water storage methods.
Concrete offers durability, stability, and longevity, ensuring the water tank's ability to withstand varying
environmental conditions. Additionally, the project aligns with broader sustainability goals by promoting
efficient water use and conservation.
Tables:
Water Scarcity Statistics Details
Global Water Scarcity Status [Statistics and trends related to global water scarcity.]
Regional Water Challenges [Specific challenges faced in the project region regarding
water scarcity.]
Conclusion:
Understanding the background and rationale behind the project sets the stage for a purposeful and impactful
initiative. The ensuing sections will delve into the practical aspects of the proposed concrete elevated water
tank.
Project Objectives:
The primary objectives of the concrete elevated water tank project are as follows:
1. Sustainable Agriculture: Enhance water availability for agricultural activities, promoting sustainable
farming practices.
2. Domestic Water Supply: Provide a reliable and continuous water supply for domestic usage.
3. Environmental Responsibility: Integrate eco-friendly features, such as rainwater harvesting, to align with
sustainability goals.
Scope of Work:
Task Responsibility
Site Assessment and Selection Project site assessment team
Design and Engineering Consultation Engineering design team
Regulatory Approvals Project regulatory compliance team
Excavation and Site Preparation Site preparation crew
Concrete WaterTankConstruction Construction team
Sealing and Interior Finishing Finishing team
Integration with Water Supply System Irrigation team
Conclusion:
Clearly defining the project objectives and the scope of work ensures a focused and systematic approach to
achieving the desired outcomes. The subsequent sections will delve into the methodology and the significance
of the proposed concrete elevated water tank.
Introduction:
The methodology for the concrete elevated water tank in Gobsho project is rooted in a systematic and
collaborative approach. Leveraging the expertise of each team member, Group 3 aims to achieve the project
objectives with efficiency and precision.
tank that meets the specific needs of sustainable agriculture and domestic water usage.
2. Engineering Excellence: Engaging in consultations with experts to ensure that the construction adheres to
the highest engineering standards, ensuring durability and stability.
3. Regulatory Compliance: Rigorous adherence to local regulations and obtaining necessary approvals for
seamless project execution.
4. Efficient Construction Practices: Utilizing modern construction techniques for excavation, concrete tank
construction, and finishing to ensure both speed and quality.
5. System Integration: Implementing cutting-edge technology for the seamless integration of the water tank
with the existing water supply system.
Conclusion:
A well-defined methodology is pivotal for the successful execution of the proposed concrete elevated water tank
project. The subsequent section will underscore the significance of the project, outlining the potential impact on
both the local community and the environment.
Significance of Project:
The concrete water tank project holds substantial significance for various stakeholders, including the local
community, the environment, and future generations.
1. Community Impact: Reliable water supply for agriculture and domestic use improves living conditions and
enhances community resilience.
3. Economic Boost: Increased agricultural productivity can positively impact the local economy, fostering
growth and development.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the proposed concrete elevated water tank project is not merely a construction endeavor but a
concerted effort by Group 3 to address pressing issues related to water scarcity. We look forward to the approval
and support for this project, confident in its potential to be a beacon of sustainable water management practices.
Gobsho is small town located in Somalia, Mudug region Gobsho is 20 km away from east Galkayo
This small town consists of 150 houses and each house it’s a family of 7 member (5 children and 2 parents) and
the population will be
ESTIMATIONS:
Ratio of concrete we take m20, 1:1.5:3 = 5.5 Cost of meson: 1 x $16 = $16
2. Sand 9. Strippers
5. Unskilled
Rate of Beam = $354m3
1= 0.9m3 =2.352m3 /0.9 m3 = 2.61
Cost of unskilled: 3 x $8 = $24
BOQ PREPARATION