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Water Demand Analysis for Housing Units

This document summarizes the design of a water tank for a residential development project. It includes calculations to project water demand based on the number and type of housing units. The key results are that the water source should have a capacity of 181 gallons per minute, the water tank should be 197 cubic meters, and the cistern tank should be 66 cubic meters. These tank sizes are needed to meet the average, maximum, and emergency water demands that were calculated.
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Water Demand Analysis for Housing Units

This document summarizes the design of a water tank for a residential development project. It includes calculations to project water demand based on the number and type of housing units. The key results are that the water source should have a capacity of 181 gallons per minute, the water tank should be 197 cubic meters, and the cistern tank should be 66 cubic meters. These tank sizes are needed to meet the average, maximum, and emergency water demands that were calculated.
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  • Water Demand Projection: Presents projections for water demand based on different classifications, including calculations and estimates.
  • Design of Water Tank (WDA): Covers the design specifications for a water tank, including classifications and units, with a visual representation.
  • Water Source Requirements: Details the requirements and calculations for water sources, including tank size specifications and notes.

PROJECT: DESIGNER: CODE:

ENGR.

UNITS: DATE:

S.I. JUNE

DESIGN OF WATER TANK (WDA) Consumer Data Classification of Lots: High End Units = Medium Cost Units = No. of Lots High End Units = 102 Medium Cost Units = 52 Persons per Lot High End Units = 7 Medium Cost Units = 5 Water Consumption Rate (household) High End Units = 70 Medium Cost Units = 50 Fire Water Reserve For 30 minutes = Operating Hours Hours/day = 16 Water Demand Factors: ADD MDD PHD Unforeseen Demand = = = =

m m units units capita capita gpcd gpcd gallons hours

1.00 1.50 2.50 10%

(Average Day Demand) (Maximum Day Demand) (Peak Hour Demand) of ADD

Calculations: i. WATER DEMAND PROJECTION CLASSIFICATION


High End Units Medium Cost Units TOTAL

LOT AREA (m) 0 0

LOT COUNT

102 52

NO. OF PERSONS PER LOT 7 5

Water Demand Total Water (gpcd) Demand (gpd) 70 49980 50 13000 120 62980

154

ii. HOUSEHOLD WATER REQUIREMENTS


(Water Demand Consumption Rate * No. of Persons per Lot * No. of Lots * 1.5 FS)

= 65.60 = 248.34 Average Day Demand (ADD) = 72.16 = 273.17 Peak Hour Demand (PHD)
(Average Day Demand * PHD Factor)

gallons/minute liters/second

(Total Water Demand Projection * ADD Factor + Unforeseen Demand)

gallons/minute liters/second

= 180.41 = 682.93 Maximum Day Demand (MDD)


(Average Day Demand * MDD Factor)

gallons/minute liters/second

= = Results and Interpretations:

108.25 409.76

gallons/minute liters/second

Water Source Requirement


(100%Maximum Day Demand)

gallons/minute = 108.25 Therefore, provide water source with a total capacity of 181 gallons per minute... Water Tank Size Requirement
(75% Average Day Demand)

= 51,958.50 gallons Therefore, provide a Water Tank with a capacity of 197 cubic meter... Cistern Tank Size Requirement
(25% Average Day Demand + Fire Water Requirement)

= 17,319.50 gallons Therefore, provide a Cistern Tank with a capacity of 66 cubic meter... NOTE: If Cistern Tank is not to be constructed then Water Tank should carry the whole 100% Water Demand plus Fire Water Requirement

PROJECT:
DESIGNER:
ENGR. 
UNITS:
S.I.
CODE:
DATE:
JUNE
Consumer Data
□
Classification of Lots:
High End Units
=
m²
Medium Cos
=
180.41
gallons/minute
=
682.93
liters/second
□
Maximum Day Demand (MDD)
(Average Day Demand * MDD Factor)
=
108.25
gallons/

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