@ INTRODUCTION 4.4 EDITION & COPYRIGHT DETAILS 1.2 DISCLAIMER 4.3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: 4.4 BACKGROUND 4.5 OBJECTIVES "P08 Water/Wastewater Pump & Piping Fundamentals ‘Section 1 Introduction KASA Redberg Engineers & Technical Taners 12 12 13 14 Page 141 1.2 1.3 "PR0E Water Wastewater Pump & Piping Fundamentals, ot Page 2 KASA Redb @ edberg Siginoers & Technical Tamers EDITION & COPYRIGHT DETAILS «Produced by KASA Redberg Pty Ltd (formerly KASA Solutions Pty Ltd) « First Edition July 2008 = Copyright © 2008 KASA Redberg Pty Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this assembled document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the written permission of KASA Redberg Pty Ltd. DISCLAIMER Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy and validity of the data, recommendations and interpretations expressed in this document, However, this document has been produced by KASA Redberg Pty Ltd and issued to clients on the condition that KASA Redberg Pty Ltd make no warranties with respect to the completeness or the accuracy of the contents of this document and do not accept any liability for any losses or damages arising from the use of this document. It is further recommended that no person should act on the material detailed in this document without first obtaining advice from a suitably qualified and experienced Engineer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KASA Redberg Pty Ltd would like to thank the following companies for graciously allowing the reproduction of their graphics, photographs and artwork: Barron GJM Yokogawa Australia Binder Engineering Group Weir Minerals Ltd Burkert Fluid Control Systems Crane Australia Ebro Armaturen Pacific Endress+Hauser Australia H20 Rx Iplex Pipelines Mack Valves Macnaught Measurement Resources Nalco Australia Samson Controls Tyco Flow Control Pacific Davey Pumps Pty Lid Flowserve TKL Pty Ltd ITT Flygt Pty Lid Grundfos Pumps Pty Ltd Onga Pty Ltd Section 1 Introduction@ KASA Redberg Exgnears & Technical Trane 1.4 BACKGROUND The water and wastewater sectors of industry have very specific requirements for the design of pumping and piping systems. “The Water/Wastewater Pump & Piping Fundamentals Training Manual" is a companion training aid to the KASA Redberg “Water/Wastewater Pump & Piping Fundamentals" training seminar. This two day seminar covers: basic hydraulics theory, pipe manufacturing methods, centrifugal pumps, pipe sizing and selection, valves and instruments, basic design calculations, pipeline pigging and pump station guidelines. This training manual contains theory, worked example problems, tables, charts, illustrations and drawings etc and has been designed to be a valuable future resource for the office. This training manual and associated training seminar is a distillation of the most relevant sections from KASA’s two flagship seminars - "Liquid Piping Systems Fundamentals" and “Pump Fundamentals’. Further information has been added specifically related to the water industry. Please contact KASA Redberg for more information on this series of seminars as well as others on offer. Alternatively, visit our website for details. www.kasa.com.au "P808 Water/Wastewater Pump & Piping Fundamentals Page Ts Section 4 Introductionfa, KASA Redb: @ edberg Enginoois & Technical Trainere 1.5 OBJECTIVES After reading this training manual and completing the accompanying training course, you should be able to: "Pac WaterWastewater Pump & Piping Fundamentals, Page 14 Select the most appropriate pipe material, type and end connection for a particular application. Determine the correct pipe wall thickness or schedule for an application. Understand cavitation and water hammer and how to design these effects out of the system. Select the most appropriate valve type for a particular application. Understand control valve sizing. Be competent in sizing pipes for a particular application. Be aware of pipe pigging Understand the operating principles of typical piping instrumentation relating to flow and pressure. Identify common centrifugal and positive displacement pump types and their components. Understand pump, associated component and hydraulics terminology. Select the most appropriate pump type, make and model for @ particular application. Be competent in reading and using pump performance curves. Specify the correct installation configuration for a particular pump type or application. Section Introduction