PROJECT REPORT

PREPARING PLUMBING DEBITED DRANING AND

TWO STORY BUILDING

CIVIL ENGINEERING
(2017-2020)

SUBMITTED TO :- SUBMITTED BY :-
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT NAME :- MD MASUM
(CIVIL ENGINEERING) ROLL NO :- 170290718014

GROUP SIX
 GROUP MEMBER’S
1. MD MASUM
2. SHAHREYAR SIDDIQUI
3. NUMAN KHAN
4. JAYPRAKASH YADAV
5. ASHISH RAY
6. ROHAN KUMAR
7. SNGRAM YADAV
8. SHREYANSH SHRIVASTAV

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
In this project we have got an opportunity to show our creativity.
While doing the project the project we faced a lot of difficulties. Even
before starting the project we did not even think of doing something
like this. We were inspired by our staff members of civil
engineering department, Who actually gave us a chance to express
ourselves.
We are making this project not only for marks but also to increase
our knowledge and experiencing the process to design and
implements our ideas on our own.

Thanking to all who helped and guide us.

 OBJECTIVE
To Understand
1. The need for water quality manual.
2. Reason for usage of pharmaceutical water supply system.
3. Different types of water supply system.
4. Validation requirements.
5. Qualification & inspection requirement.

Design of plumbing systems for multi-storey buildings

For plumbing purposes, the term “multi-storey” is applied to buildings that are too
tall to be supplied throughout by the normal pressure in the public water mains.
Water main of 8–12 meters (25–40 feet) can supply a typical two-storey building,
but higher buildings may need pressure booster systems. In hilly areas, the
drinking-water supply pressures will vary depending on the ground elevation. In
these cases, the water authority may have to specify areas where particular supply
pressures can be relied upon for the design and operation of buildings. If the public
water pressure is inadequate, suitable means shall be provided within the building to
boost the water pressure.

DESIGN OF PLUMBING SYSTEMS FOR MULTI -STOREY BUILDINGS

• In penal installations where isolation and control of the
appliances is necessary to prevent concealment of weapons and
drugs;
• Unstable soil or flat terrain;
• Where a high water table exists;
• In hospitals, hotels, office buildings or other areas where
congested usage occurs, and flexibility in pipe routing is required to
drain appliances;
• restricted construction conditions;
• building refurbishment.
Disadvantages :-
• High component costs
• Mechanical components – possibility of failure
• Skilled design, installation and maintenance required
• Regular maintenance required
• Standby facilities required
• Require area for situation of vacuum tanks and vacuum
generation equipment
• High-velocity water may cause transient plumbing noise

Advantages :-
• Low installation costs
• Environmentally safe
• Electrical power only required at vacuumstation
• Always self-cleansing
•No possibility of vermin in pipelines
• Possible water-saving technique if vacuumtoilets used
• High water velocities prevent deposits in pipework
• Minimal risk of leakage
• Can use small-diameter lightweight pipes that can
be installed without a continuous fall.
• Vertical lifts are possible.
• Ability to easily separate grey water and black water.
• High turnaround time – no need for cistern to refill for
subsequent flushes.

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