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    Water Supply Distribution Pipe Sizing: 1. Preliminary Informations

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    This document provides information for sizing water supply distribution pipes. It outlines 7 steps: 1) preliminary information on service pressures and fixture requirements, 2) computing demand load based on fixture types and counts, 3) estimating water meter friction loss, 4) calculating available pressure loss, 5) determining total development length, 6) permissible friction loss per 100m of pipe, and 7) selecting pipe size based on total drainage fixture units. Computations are shown but values are missing. The goal is to size pipes to provide adequate pressure at fixtures while staying within allowable friction losses.

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    This document provides information for sizing water supply distribution pipes. It outlines 7 steps: 1) preliminary information on service pressures and fixture requirements, 2) computing demand load based on fixture types and counts, 3) estimating water meter friction loss, 4) calculating available pressure loss, 5) determining total development length, 6) permissible friction loss per 100m of pipe, and 7) selecting pipe size based on total drainage fixture units. Computations are shown but values are missing. The goal is to size pipes to provide adequate pressure at fixtures while staying within allowable friction losses.

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    This document provides information for sizing water supply distribution pipes. It outlines 7 steps: 1) preliminary information on service pressures and fixture requirements, 2) computing demand load based on fixture types and counts, 3) estimating water meter friction loss, 4) calculating available pressure loss, 5) determining total development length, 6) permissible friction loss per 100m of pipe, and 7) selecting pipe size based on total drainage fixture units. Computations are shown but values are missing. The goal is to size pipes to provide adequate pressure at fixtures while staying within allowable friction losses.

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    Water Supply Distribution Pipe Sizing: 1. Preliminary Informations

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    This document provides information for sizing water supply distribution pipes. It outlines 7 steps: 1) preliminary information on service pressures and fixture requirements, 2) computing demand load based on fixture types and counts, 3) estimating water meter friction loss, 4) calculating available pressure loss, 5) determining total development length, 6) permissible friction loss per 100m of pipe, and 7) selecting pipe size based on total drainage fixture units. Computations are shown but values are missing. The goal is to size pipes to provide adequate pressure at fixtures while staying within allowable friction losses.

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    WATER SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION PIPE SIZING

    1. Preliminary Informations
    Minimum daily service pressure at water main
    (kPa)

    Minimum pressure 103 kPa (15 psi)


    Maximum pressure 551 kPa (80 psi)

    Pressure req'd at highest fixture


    Flushometer valves = 103.42 kPa (15psi)
    Flush tanks = 55.16 kPa (8psi)

    Static Head Loss (kPa)

    2. Demand Load
    Computation for Demand Load
    Fixture No. of fixture WSFU Total

    *WSFU multiplied by 0.75 for


    individual piping (Hot/Cold)

    TOTAL WSFU

    ESTIMATED DEMAND
    LOAD BASED ON CHART

    3. Water Meter Friction Loss

    Estimated Pressure Loss at water meter (kPa)

    4. Available Pressure loss due to Friction 0


    (Water main - Static loss - water meter loss -
    pressure maintained at highest fixture)

    5. Total Development Length 0


    ( total length + fittings equivalent length )
    Total Length
    Fittings Equivalent length 0 (Can be assumed 150% of total length )

    6. Permissible Friction per 100m #DIV/0!

    7. Size of Water Supply Piping


    Fixture No. of fixture connected DFU Total DFU

    TOTAL DFU 0

    Drainage Size
    Vent Size

    *Minimum size is 32mm


    or 1/2 the drain size it
    serves

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