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Systems Part 1
Lecture 2
Dr. Jawad Al-rifai
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Methods of Distributing Water
Capacity Requirements
System Losses
Population Forecast
Water Demand
Fire Demand
Pressure
Design Period
Work Examples
Storage Reservoirs
Elevated Reservoirs
Work Example
Contents
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Water Distribution Systems (WDS)
Theobjective of WDS is to deliver water to individual
consumers with appropriate quality, quantity and
pressure.
The distribution system describes collectively the
facilities used to supply water from its source to the
point of usage.
Thismay include extensive system of pipes, storage
reservoirs, pumps and related appurtenances.
The proper functioning of a water distribution system
is critical to providing sufficient drinking water to
consumers as well as providing sufficient water for
fire protection
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Average day demand. The total annual quantity of water production for
an agency or municipality divided by 365.
Maximum day demand. The highest water demand of the year during
any 24-h period.
Peak hour demand. The highest water demand of the year during any
1-h period.
Peaking factors. The increase above average annual demand,
experienced during a specified time period. Peaking factors are
customarily used as multipliers of average day demand to express
maximum day and peak hour demands.
Distribution pipeline or main. A smaller diameter water distribution
pipeline that serves a relatively small area. Water services to individual
consumers are normally placed on distribution pipelines. Distribution
system pipelines are normally between 150 and 400 mm (6-16 in.).
Transmission pipeline or main. A larger-diameter pipeline, designed
to transport larger quantities of water during peak demand-periods.
Water services for small individual consumers are normally not placed on
transmission pipelines. Transmission mains are normally pipelines larger
than 400 mm (16 in.).
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Methods of Distributing Water
Depending on the topography between the source and the
consumer the following may be used to transport water to
consumers with adequate pressure:
NOTE:
Max daily demand demand on the day of the year that
uses the most water = 1.8 x Avg daily demand
Max hourly demand the demand during the hour that
uses the most water = 3.25 x avg daily demand
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System Losses
Leaking and overflow from reservoir
Leaking from main and service pipelines
Leaking and losses on premises
Leaking from public taps
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Capacity Requirements
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Design Periods
Design period: Time periods for which the system
or components is to be adequate (useful life)
The design periods of water & wastewater
facilities depends on several factors including :
Point of diminishing returns:
(Repair and maintenance vs cost of new facility)
Ease of replacement and expansion
Likelihood of obsolescence by technological
advances
Future needs (expected growth)
Cost and interest rate
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Design Period-Drinking Water Systems
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Population Projection
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Work Example Population Forecast
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Work Example water Demand
A community have a population of 225,000
persons with the average daily demand
600L/capita/day.
1- Calculate the water demand; giving the
following data
Maximum daily demand factor is 1.8
Max. peak hour demand factor is 2.7
Fire demand should be calc for 10 hrs
2- Based on your calculation, Should we
include a storage reservoir in our design
and if yes, estimate the size of the
reservoir
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Work Examples Water Demand
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Work Examples Water Demand
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Work Examples Water Demand
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Work Examples Water Demand
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