Ahc Cidco 20 BD Mep DBR 20

DESIGN BASIS REPORT FOR MEP SERVICES
PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT BAMANDONGRI STATION, MUMBAI
ARCHITECTS
Architect Hafeez Contractor
MEP SERVICE CONSULTANTS
S.N. Joshi Consultants Pvt. Ltd., Pune.
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Revision History
Revision Revision Date Remark
R0 21st April, 2019 First time issue
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Contents
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1.1 SCOPE OF WORK......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

1.2 PROJECT OBJECTIVES.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 HVAC.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 ELECTRICAL................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
3.3 PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.4 FIRE PROTECTION....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
3.5 GAS SUPPLY................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
HVAC SYSTEM............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
1.0 PROVISION FOR AIR CONDITIONING OF RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9
2.0 VENTILATION OF SERVICE ROOMS................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.0 STAIRCASE & LIFT LOBBY VENTILATION............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
1. ELECTRICAL DEMAND............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
2. SOURCE OF POWER.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
3. H.T. DISTRIBUTION & TRANSFORMERS.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
4. LT DISTRIBUTION & METERING................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
a. LT Metering.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5. EMERGENCY DISTRIBUTION..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
PLUMBING SYSTEM.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Water Storage, Treatment & Distribution........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
Water Drainage and Waste Water Management............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
Rainwater/ Storm water Drainage and Harvesting........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
1.4 Reference Standards............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22
1. WATER SUPPLY......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
1.1 SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
1.2 BASIS OF DESIGN.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
1.3 ESTIMATION OF TOTAL DAILY WATER DEMAND.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
1.4 WATER BALANCE DIAGRAM:-............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
2 STORAGES OF WATER............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
3. SEWERAGE................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
3.1 SOIL/ WASTE & VENT................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 27
3.2 DESIGN BASIS........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
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4. STP............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 28
5. RAINWATER/ STORM WATER DRAINAGE................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
6. RAIN WATER HARVESTING....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29
7. POWER REQUIREMENT OF PLUMBING SERVICES..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
8. ORGANIC WASTE CONVERTOR................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 30
1. INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
2. BASE DATA AND DRAWINGS.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
3. BUILDING DESCRIPTION & CLASSIFICATION............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
4. CODE AND STANDARDS............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
5. PROVISION FOR FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 31
6. HYDRANT SYSTEM.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
6.1 Pumps................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
6.2 Auxiliaries............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
6.3 Hydrants Mains..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
7. SPRINKLER SYSTEM................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.1 Pipe work.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
7.2 Sprinkler Heads..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
7.3 Auxiliaries............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 34
8. DRENCHER SYSTEM.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 34
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PERMEABLE
1.1 SCOPE OF WORK

The objective of this document is to give an overview of services planned for the Residential building at Bamandongri Station, Mumbai, Developing by CIDCO PMAY MASS HOUSING. The engineering services described in
the report include the following:
 HVAC System
 Electrical System
 Low Voltage System like Fire Alarm, Building Automation & Security.
 Plumbing System
 Fire Fighting System
 Green Building requirement
 Exclusions
1.2 PROJECT OBJECTIVES

The project objective includes eco-friendly design, energy efficient system, centralized grouped location of services installation to ensure easy maintenance and compliance to all statutory regulations.
1.3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION
CIDCO PMAY MASS HOUSING BAMANDONGRI is situated near Bamandongri Station in Mumbai. Project consists of 43 Towers (all towers are divided in 8 Clusters) having EWS Type-A Flats with each tower
configuration as G + 15 typical floors.
The design is based on preliminary architectural drawings provided by the client.
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PUROSE OF THIS REPORT
The purpose of this report is
 A master plan for detailed designing of all the services.
 To establish space requirements for major equipment, plants and various services distribution.
 Guideline for designers and client project team.
 To provide a statement to act as design brief against which subsequent development can be evaluated.
 To provide with basic specifications of MOC’s, plant & equipment for different MEP Services.
2.1. DESIGN INPUTS
This report has been compiled using the following inputs from the design team
 Architectural Layout Master Plan &Unit Plans Drawings
 Plot Matrix
 Kick-off meeting with client/Architect.
2.2. AREAS OF IDENTIFIED RISK
 Load Sanction & Supply Voltage from Power Supplying Authority
 Incorporation of requirements for MEP Services in Civil Construction
 Approval from statuary departments for the MEP proposed systems
2.3. MAJOR DECISIONS TAKEN TO THE NEXT STAGE
 Client acceptance of the Design Basis Report
 Architectural integration of Space requirements
 Confirmation of Electrical LT Distribution & metering Scheme
 Confirmation of Water Distribution Scheme
 Confirmation of plumbing drainage system.

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 Confirmation on proposed MOC’s for the services.
2.4. REPORT CLOSURE
Throughout this report, observations and recommendations are made as to the standards and design criteria proposed for the Building Services Engineering Design. Where these statements are made further
discussions are required to produce positive direction into the next stage of design. The report considers the main proposed Master plan design such as the infrastructure requirements for both water and electricity
to support the MEP development loads. The report reviews sustainability and how the introduction of sustainable technologies would reduce the energy consumption for the site.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The MEP Design Basis Report considers the following areas of the scheme namely Electrical, Fire Protection, Public Health Engineering, HVAC and Sustainability.
The report provides a sustainability section reviewing the feasibility of a number of technologies available to the development and makes recommendations with minimal cost impact.
The following options have been identified as basis of designs of various services in the report.
3.1 HVAC
1. Air-Conditioning of all floor
2. Air-Conditioning of Common Areas
3. Pump Room & STP Room Ventilation
4. Staircase, Lift Well& Lift Lobby Pressurization
3.2 ELECTRICAL
1. Electrical Demand for the project

2. Source of Power for the project
3. HT Distribution & Transformers
4. LT Distribution & Metering
5. Emergency Distribution
6. Lighting, Point Wiring & Controls
7. Earthing & Lightning Protection
8. Low Voltage Services
3.3 PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING
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1. Internal Toilet Fixtures & Plumbing

2. Soil, Waste & Vent
3. Water Supply
4. External Sewerage System
5. External Storm water System
6. Rain water Harvesting
7. STP & WTP
3.4 FIRE PROTECTION

1. Hydrant System
2. Sprinkler System
3.5 GAS SUPPLY
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3.0 STAIRCASE & LIFT LOBBY VENTILATION

HVAC SYSTEM
All staircases & lift lobbies including fire tower shall be naturally ventilated through window openings. Hence,
This report will consider the following HVAC Systems for this development pressurization is not being considered for the staircases & lift lobbies. All the lift well’s (including fire lifts) have
been considered naturally ventilated with a permanent opening of 0.2 sq.mtr at the top of the lift well the
 Provision for the Air-Conditioning of Residential apartments. provision of the same shall be cross checked as per the CFO NOC.
 Ventilation of other areas.

 Staircase & Lift lobby pressurization.
1.0 PROVISION FOR AIR CONDITIONING OF RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS.
It is proposed to plan for the provision of Air Conditioning units for the Residential Apartments. Split AC’s
shall be proposed for the Master bedrooms and living dining area in 2 BHK apartments & in bedrooms for 1
BHK apartments.
To prevent any disturbance of the Architectural Elevation of the Building due to inappropriate placement of
the Outdoor Units of the Split AC Units, as well as hassle of routing of the refrigerant & drain pipes later by
the occupants, it is recommended to plan the drain piping as well as sleeves for the refrigerant piping for the
same. Also, the locations for the Indoor & Outdoor machines shall be clearly indicated in the drawings and
electrical provisions made accordingly so that the tenants place their units in the designated areas.
2.0 VENTILATION OF SERVICE ROOMS
The Pump room shall be provided with mechanical ventilation at 15 Air Changes Per Hour (ACPH) & the STP
ventilation is being provided at 30 ACPH, UVC Ozone generating lamps shall be provided in the path of the
STP exhaust in order to remove the foul smell from the exhaust.
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
1. ELECTRICAL DEMAND
Reference Standards
Electrical load calculations of the project are estimated as per MSEB circular CE (Dist)/D-III / NSC
The following standards and codes with latest amendments will be followed / referred during
/30011. The Criteria of load calculation for residential flats is 75w/sq.mts with diversity of 2.5 for carpet
detailed design of the services:-
area above 500sqft. The Flat with carpet area below 500sq.ft, diversity factor is considered as 1.5.
 National Building Code of India – 2016 Detailed Demand calculations shall be done after receiving approval of Load Calculations and final
detailed Layouts from Client / Architect.
 Relevant codes of Bureau of Indian Standards
Load calculations shall be submitted by the Liasoning Contractor to the supply authority and a Sanction
 National Electric Code of India (NEC)
will be sought for the same.
 Indian Electricity Rules 1956
 International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
 Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
 National Lighting Code 2010
 Energy Conservation Building Code-2017
This report will consider the following Electrical Systems for this development
1. Electrical Demand for the project
2. Source of Power for the project
3. HT Distribution & Transformers
4. LT Distribution & Metering
5. Emergency Distribution The final load consideration for detailed design shall be as per MSEDCL approvals (Load sanctioning).
6. Lighting, Point Wiring & Controls The liasoning team shall be further interacting to supply company for load sanctioning and release of
7. Earthing& Lightning Protection power etc.
8. Low Voltage Services The common area load requirements shall be as per the PHE & HVAC load requirements. The common
a. Telephone System area load requirements shall include following equipment’s,
b. Centralized Satellite Television Distribution System 1. Domestic Water Transfer Pumps.
c. Broadband System 2. Fire staircase Ventilation loads.
d. Security Systems: 3. STP.
i. CCTV 4. Apartment Lift load requirements.
ii. Access Controls 5. Common area lighting loads
iii. Home Automation 6. OWC
7. Fire Hydrant & Sprinkler load requirements.
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As per the area allocation for substation the relevant transformers shall be selected (oil cooled for
2. SOURCE OF POWER outdoor Transformers and Dry type for indoor type substations. The routing of electrical cables and
required cut outs shall be worked out after approvals on substation location drawings.
As the Project is located at Bamandongri Station, MSEDCL will be principal power supply authority as per
the preliminary inputs provided by CIDCO. It is assumed that 11kV supply feed for the Bamandongri As per the concept drawings received from Architectural team substations shall be outdoor type.
Station shall be through ring feed line coming from near by electrical network source. The proposed Substation location is proposed outside the tower area and shall be of oil cooled type.
supply arrangement for Bamandongri Station shall be with two sources of supply lines coming from near
by electrical network. The concept locations for distribution substations are as given in master layout. All Transformers will be copper wound and connections will be delta on high voltage side and star on
low voltage side, with neutral terminal brought out for solid earthing (grounding) corresponding to the
3. H.T. DISTRIBUTION & TRANSFORMERS vector symbol Dyn-11.
The Total Electrical Load for the project has been estimated to be about 12772.05 kW for 43 nos. of Off-load tap change on HV side will be provided for effective voltage regulation. The OCTC shall be as
Buildings. As per this load it is recommended that the application for the power is with 11 kV supply per MSEDCL specifications and load sanction letter. Magnetic core will be made up of cold rolled grain
voltage of two source (liasoning team need to confirm the supply voltage). HT Network shall be in a oriented low loss steel stampings.
scope of CIDCO
TRANSFORMER Configurations: - 4. LT DISTRIBUTION & METERING
The total no of transformer are worked out as per the lost given below, The LT Distribution for a High Rise is critical with reference to the Fire & Life Safety & Cost. Also, Power
factor correction capacitors as per supply authority norms shall be provided.
TOWER NO TRANSFORMER UNIT APPLICATION AREA

RATING IN kVA Building Area:-
Power from the main LT panel shall feed to Metering board located in meter room at ground floor of
EWS A –43 NOS. 630 kVA x 22 NOS. kVA APARTMENT + SHOPS + each building, by combination of XLPE/ PVC insulated aluminium / copper cables. At least 20% spare
COMMON AREA LOAD capacity on sub mains (wire/cables from meter to per floor shaft isolator) shall be provided. Aluminium
bus bar shall be provided for all power distribution panels. Independent distribution DB shall be
provided for the individual flat which include control of power and lighting for total flat which shall be
The above transformer configurations are made as per the preliminary load estimation worked out. The
feed from metering panel at ground floor.
final sizes of transformers and the related switchgears shall be worked as per the load sanction letter
and the MSEDCL requirements.
Distribution boards shall incorporate miniature circuit breakers of 10 KA minimum interrupting capacity
(MCB) with residual current circuit breaker of 30 mA (RCBO) for incoming.
Distribution boards shall be located in accessible positions in the flats. Sub Distribution Boards (SDB’s) /
metering panels shall be located in meter room at ground floor including metering system. Final
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Distribution Boards / Lighting and Power distribution boards shall be fed from these Metering panel by  Responsibility of Continuity of supply rests with supply authority till metering panel proposed in
means of PVC insulated aluminium armoured cables. ground floor.
a. LT Metering
Common Area:-
Each Flat shall be provided with an independent Energy meter supplied by MSEDCL. No metering is
LT supply for common area loads shall be changeover after metering of MSEDCL shall be connected to proposed for the DG Set power. The cost of the DG Set operation and maintenance shall be shared
the Main LT changeover/ ATS Panel with the other feed being from the DG Panel. After change over the among all flat owners as Common Maintenance Charges.
supply will be provided to respective load panel based on detail design. Power from the main The voltage drop from Transformer to PCC Panel should not exceed 1%, from PCC Panel to Metering
LT/Change over panel shall feed to Emergency, Lift panel by combination of XLPE/ PVC insulated panel should not exceed 2%, and from Metering Panel to Flat DB should not exceed 2%.
aluminium / copper cables. At least 20% spare capacity on sub mains shall be provided. Aluminium bus Energy saving shall be achieved through following equipment’s& appliances:
bar shall be provided for all power distribution panels.
a) Pumps: BEE-4 star rated pumps or min. 60% efficiency for pumps of capacity greater than 3
Independent lighting distribution LPDB shall be provided for the individual building which include HP and ISI certified pumps for others
control of power and lighting for Common area like staircase, podium parking area, refuge area and lift
b) Motors: BEE-4 star rated motors or min. 75% efficiency for motors of capacity greater than 3
entrance lobby. Separate LPDB will be provided at refuge floor. HP and ISI certified pumps for others.
All riser shafts/ openings at each floor shall be sealed and all floor wall penetration shall be sealed by
using fire sealant as a fire protection measure. Distribution boards shall be located in accessible c) Elevators operating with intelligent group controls.
positions within the building.

d) Energy efficient parking garage exhaust system
LT Distribution is done with the help of LT Cables from the Meter Room on ground floor. The Supply e) Other energy efficient equipment / system.
Authorities provide the Metering on ply board on the Ground floor for the LT Metering of the individual
apartments. The LT meters shall be installed in powder coated MS enclosures with glass windows at 5. EMERGENCY DISTRIBUTION
the front side of the panel for meter readings. All internal wiring shall be done with FRLS wires housed
Even though supply from the MSEDCL is quite reliable, it is recommended to provide Emergency Back-
in enclosed trunking. All the connecting leads shall be numbered with ferules as per apartment
up power through Diesel Generators for only the Common Area Lighting & Power Loads. Hence, it is
numberings or as per meter numbers. proposed to provide Emergency Back-up power for the following:
 Common Area Lighting i.e. Lift Lobbies, Staircase, Basement Lighting
Outgoing switchgears for apartment shall be installed on din rail channel at the top of the  Elevators
compartment. Outgoing supply connections to the apartments shall be of top entry type.  STP
 Plumbing Pumps
The salient points are:
 Basement Ventilation Fans (Normal Mode)
 Conventional System adopted by the Supply Authorities.  Fire Alarm Panel
 Booster Pump
 Consumers pay for energy loss from meters to flats.
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The Diesel Generator capacity shall also be designed for the Fire-fighting Loads. These shall include:
 Common Area Lighting i.e. Lift Lobbies, Staircase, Podium Lights.
 Fire Elevators. Ground floor 0.8
 Main Fire Pump Panel.
Podium floors 0.8
 Staircase/ Lift Pressurization Fans
It is proposed Energy efficient LED Fittings for Common areas. The recent technological revolution in
The sizing of DG sets has been worked out for all 43 Buildings considering common area critical
distribution & the proposed rating is as follows: lighting the LED light fitting efficacy are designed on too much higher side. The per watt lumen outputs
are grown up above 100 lumen/ watt. Illumination with LED fixtures will be more economical and cost
 16 Nos X 70 kVA + 6 Nos X 140 kVA + 6 Nos X 250 kVA DG SET FOR PROJECT.
effective solutions for area lighting.
DG sizing, clustered DG set are proposed to cater common loads of each tower, plumbing load &
critical load such as fire-fighting load. Switching arrangement at various locations will be planned keeping in view the ease with which
The salient features are: isolation can be achieved and also the level of fault protection desired at the particular current rating.
In distribution scheme Building will consist of metering panel in which incomer as per Load of the
 Number of DG sets required for individual tower along with space required for each can be
Building & Outgoing will incorporate miniature circuit breakers with earth leakage circuit breaker or
minimized.
Residual current circuit breaker with overload protection (RCBO) at flat side.
The load estimation sheet attached as an annexure in this concept report. These DG Sets shall be
mounted in an acoustically treated Enclosure. AMF panel will switch the above loads onto DG supply Distribution board controlled lighting shall be considered for common and external areas. All common
within 10 – 20 seconds. Residential silencer shall be provided for each DG set to limit the DG sound area lighting including the external street lighting shall be astronomical timer based operation, the
levels within applicable limits. Independent flue pipe from each DG set shall be provided. reduction in power consumption and man less operation system shall be provided in the lighting
Flue gas shall be discharged outdoors as per pollution control board norm. Individual day oil tank shall control.
be provided along with DG Sets. The starting of DG set shall be automatic on mains failure and
resumption of normal power. During power failure, the DG start command shall be received to The system of wiring shall consist of PVC insulated copper conductor in PVC conduits. All conduits shall
controller from ATS auxiliary contacts. Initially after power failure the DGs shall be receive start be Low Halogen SFT Rigid PVC HMS Conduits. Minimum size of copper conductor shall be 2.5 sq.mm for
command and shall be operational. Sub Circuit i.e. from Distribution Board to Switch Board, 1.5 sq.mm for Lighting and 2.5 sq.mm for
The Exhaust pipe shall be with heat resistant insulation material housed in aluminum cladding of Power circuit. Every user end point shall be provided with separate earth wire of adequate size
thickness as per supplier recommendations. (minimum 1.5 sq mm cross section). Color code shall be maintained for the entire wiring installation
that is Red, Yellow and Blue for the three phases, Black for the neutral and Green for earthing. Besides,
LIGHTING, POINT WIRING & CONTROLS :- ferruling shall be provided for number coding, easy identification and maintenance purposes.
As the project is Green building, following LPDs are applicable.
Area Watts /Sq.ft
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The system of wiring shall consist of PVC insulated copper conductor stranded flexible FR/FRLS wires of electrode shall not be located in proximity to a metal fence. It shall be kept clear of the building
1100 volts grade of insulation, in metallic conduits for all exposed wiring and PVC conduits for all foundations and in no case, shall be nearer than 2/3 meters from the outer face of the wall. The pipe
concealed wiring. earth electrode shall be kept vertically and surrounded with 150 mm thick layer of charcoal dust and
salt mixture up to a height of 2.5 meters from the bottom. At the top of the electrode a funnel with a
All flats shall be provided with three phase/Single Phase power supply through meters. The power for mesh shall be provided for watering. Contractor shall obtain approval of typical earth station.
these shall be terminated in Distribution Board in each flat. The distribution board shall have
accomplished with Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers on each phase and single incomer MCB as a main Maintenance Free Electrode:-
switchgear for short circuit protections measure. The basic intention of providing individual earth The Earth Rod shall be mentioned in earthing schematic. Length of copper bonded steel rod shall be 2
leakage breaker is to avoid the circuit tripping during nascence faults. Only one phase shall be get OR 3 MTRS as per the calculation. The minimum copper bonding thickness is 250 microns. Copper
affected in case leakage current sensed by the switchgear. bonding on the steel rod is through Nickel interface gives lowest possible resistance to ground and also
resist to corrosion. It shall be molecularly bonded with copper to high strength steel cores. The life of
External lighting shall be provided with LED type street lights. The street lighting poles shall be of 6 the earth rod shall be minimum 20 years. Earth resistance of < 3Ω shall be achieved at farthest point
meters’ height mounted on self-support foundation blocks. Every pole shall be provided with the for normal earthing&< 1Ω shall be achieved at farthest point for clean earthing. Ground enhancing
protective earthing connected with 8 SWG GI wire. One common earth pit shall be provided for 4 to 5 material Necessary amount of GEM shall be used as soil tests as per site requirement & approval
nos of street light pole earthings. Earth rod of GI pipe of length about 2 to 3 feet shall be buried in engineers.
ground with alternate layers of salt and charcoal. Whether proof cable termination box shall be
provided to each pole. Cable termination BOX shall be provided with cable connectors mounted on DIN The electrode earthing shall be equipped with environment friendly back filled compound minimum 2
rail mounted rails. Individual MCB shall be mounted inside the junction BOX to protect fixtures from bags of 25 kg for each earthing pit as per the manufacturer’s guidelines. The electrical contractor shall
short circuits inside the fixtures. install the earthing rod in his own supervision and shall give guarantee period for earthing value. The
schematic cut section view for the electrode earthing shall be tentatively as per below image.
EARTHING & LIGHTNING PROTECTION
Electrical contractor shall measure the installed earthing value after completion of work during Dry
IS: 3043: 1996 Code of Practice for Earthing & EN-50164-2 for earthing system. session to ensure the committed earth values are achieved. The earthing values shall be measured for
IS: 2309: 2005 Code of practice for protection of Buildings & allied structures from Lightning. both configurations at with Grid & at without grid values.
Electrode Earthing:-
Earthing element shall consist of a steel rod. G.I. Pipe electrode shall be cut tapered at the bottom and
provided with holes of 12 mm diameter drilled at 75 mm interval up to 2.5 meters length from bottom.
The electrode shall have buried vertically in the ground as far as practicable below permanent moisture
level with its top not less than 200 mm below ground level. The electrode shall be in one piece and no
joints shall be allowed in the electrode. Wherever possible earth drain or a down take pipe. Earth
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Resistance of Earth
The contractor shall measure the resistance of the individual Earthing pit and report to the
Consultants. The contractor will make after due consultation with Consultants, for finalizing the
number of Earth pits and its layout, such that, the overall resistance in the earth bus and at major
electric equipment does not exceed 1.0 ohm.
As a preliminary step client, shall share soil resistivity test report conducted at various
locations inside the project. The maximum soil resistivity value shall be considered for calculation
purpose while deciding the no of earth pits. In case the soil resistivity value not available the resistivity
value shall be considered as per IS-3043 reference values. 30 % additional cross section shall be
considered for earthing strip as a corrosion factor as per IS references. The connection to the major
electrical equipment’s shall be as per the sample schematic SLD shown below.
Earth bus (Grid) & Earth continuity conductor
Earth bus is a GI flat of size as indicated in earthing schematic drawings to be used for
interconnecting all earth electrodes. Switchgear enclosures and Power Distribution Boards shall be
earthed by a GI flat/strip. All electrical Panels, DB’s and motors up to 30 kW rating shall be earthed by a
continuity conductor, as specified. Minimum size of continuity conductor shall be 25 x 3 mm GI strip.
Minor wattage loads shall be connected to earth pit through GI rod of minimum 8 SWG. Road Lighting
Poles shall also be earthed with 8 SWG GI Wire. All the three phase electrical loads and panel shall be
earthed with double earthing connections and all single phase loads / panel shall be earthed with single
earthing.
To form the earth Grid configuration GI flat of specified size shall run underground buried at
minimum 450 mm deep below finished levels. Internal earthing distribution shall be either on cable
tray or routed through walls with saddles at every standard length as per electrical installation
guidelines.
The minimal cross section of connecting earthing conductor shall be as per the IS 3646 and the IEEE-80
guidelines. In consideration of cost & availability Galvanized Iron shall be preferred.
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Earth Bus Station
Earth Bus Station shall be provided to facilitate tapping of earth continuity conductor from
earth bus/grid. Earthing connections on the earthing bus are to be carried by M10 GI Nut & Bolts with
washers on both sides. For 50 & 60 mm width bus bars no. of bolts should be 2 no’s for 32 & 25 mm
bus bars arranged in Zig zag fashion. The Bus bar sizes and details are as indicated in the Earthing
schematic. Resistance in earth bus and at major electric equipment shall not exceed 1.0 ohm. The earth
bus station shall be placed at various locations (Substations, Electrical Meter room
Lightning Protection: -
Lightning Protection for the project shall be provided by Conventional type Lightning Arrestor with
dedicated Earthing Strips & Earth Pits for the same. The building protection from external lightning
strokes shall be complying to recent update in IS standard (IS/IEC-62305). The location of air terminal &
the roof conductor shall be worked out by rolling sphere method of calculation.
All accessories such as Air terminals, Lightning Ring Conductor, down conductor, Test Clamp, etc. shall
be provided as per the approved material as specified in IS/IEC-62305. The building down conductors
shall be taken down through external elevations. The location of down conductor & the no of down
conductors shall be an additional Earthing Strips shall be provided at Fire Check Floor to avoid side
flashes (if required). (As per IS/IEC 62305
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LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEM
Telephone System& Data System:- krone to each flat krone (located inside the flat near the DB) on the floor. Each Cat 6 cable comprises of
4 pairs of conductors that shall be terminated into individual phone sockets & data sockets (RJ-45) in
The cabling requirements shall be based upon a structured cabling system comprising of voice and data the flat.
grade cabling and components to support the telephone and computer requirements of the building Vertical Cabling: The vertical cabling structure shall connect each floor level krones to the Main
areas. Distribution Frame (MDF) in the LV room. One or more multi-pair UTP riser cable shall be used to
The voice & data cabling system shall support the telephone & computer/broadband internet system connect the floor krones to the MDF. The back bone cabling shall be designed for (2) pairs per
for the apartments. It shall connect the phone sets & computers to the service provider’s equipment’s. telephone line, plus a third pair for future add-ones. The UTP riser cable run from each floor to the LV
Horizontal Cabling: The horizontal cabling for voice & data shall connect the flats to the floor level room vertically through trunking installed in the riser. These riser cables shall be secured to the
krone that shall be mounted in the Riser Closet on each floor. Cat 5 6 cable runs from the floor level trunking using cable clamps mounted on the wooden backing of the trunking.
Centralized Satellite Television Distribution System:- Provide the Common Satellite Dish & the Multi Dwelling Unit on the rooftop. The Developer shall
Centralized Satellite Television Distribution System for connecting various services provide.TV Outlets provide the vertical RG11 cabling from the roof top and the Tag Blocks/ splitters in the LV Shaft &
shall be provided within the residential apartments and at locations identified. It is recommended that residential apartments. All TV points in flat should be connected through RG-6 wire to the splitter.
Common Dish & Multi Dwelling Unit shall be provided by the DTH Operator. The Operator/s shall
Security Systems Following spaces shall be provided with cameras

Following Security Systems shall be provided for the project.
 4MP Fixed Lens Dome Cameras shall be provided in Entrance Lobbies, Club-house and other
common areas of the building.
IP BASED CCTV SYSTEM:-

 4MP Bullet cameras with vari-focal lens shall be provided in the Basements/ Podiums to cover
drive ways & external entry exit area.
CCTV Systems comprising of Dome/ PTZ Cameras, Cabling, NVR’s, Monitors shall be provided to meet
 Playground area shall be covered with weather proof /vandal proof PTZ cameras for
the Security requirements of the residential project..Ample space shall be provided to view monitors.
surveillance.
IP based CCTV system will help in internal surveillance such that images can be stored in any number
of servers and can be viewed from any number of computers for which license has to be purchased. The images can also be exported through secret network to the nearest police station in case of any
This will gives monitoring team flexibility in viewing the images from multiple locations. emergencies.
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For image recording following procedure shall be adopted: Alarm Panel normally works on 230 V, AC supply and will have battery backup. In case of power failure,
these battery backup automatically takes over the system thereby monitoring 24 hours a day.
1. CCTV recording method shall be NAS (Network Attached Storage).
The Fire Alarm System shall confirm to IS: 2189 in respect of design and installation, and it shall give
2. Memory to maintain a record of one month minimum, unless local laws require a longer storage Audio/Visual Alarm Signals when the temperature in case of Heat Detector or smoke density in case of
time. smoke detector exceeds the pre-set limit. The system shall give pinpoint location of fire with warning
system and voice communication for commands and instruction if required. The fire alarm Panel is
3. Administration functions for user access and system auto recovery as required.
networkable and is capable of monitoring and controlling of fire pumps.
4. Real time monitoring of all images as required. The system shall be a microprocessor-based control with monitoring facility. The basic function of the
system shall be able to achieve pinpoint location of alarm indication. Secondary functions such as pre
5. On screen display function as a standard requirement.
warning of possible alarm situation, self-diagnosis, checking upon faulty detectors and switching on/off
of unrelated activities shall also be possible in this system.
Fire Alarm System: -

It shall be possible to program each loop with detectors/devices/loop sounders in a circuit. The FACP
Addressable Fire Alarm system has provisions for identification of the exact location of the fire by
itself shall have the mother boards/interface of each loop built-in.
identifying the exact smoke detector affected by the fire.
The System comprises of the following
Annunciation (Hooter Alarm) facility shall also be inbuilt into the FACP, the panel being able to initiate
Main Addressable Analogue Fire Alarm Panel
alarm signal for any particular zone.
Addressable Smoke & Heat Detectors
Addressable Control Zone Module
The system shall be fully supervised for all fault conditions with distinctive alarm operated for fault and
Addressable Monitor Module
fire conditions. Test push buttons software features shall be provided to test the electronic circuits and
Addressable Manual Call Point
detectors conditions.
Fault Isolator Module
Cabling
conventional detectors shall be used in parking area where conventional detectors shall be connecting
Repeater Fire Panels at strategic locations.
fire alarm panel through addressable zone module remaining all detectors and devices shall be
The design, supply and installation and testing of the entire fire alarm system and spacing of detectors
addressable type and they will be directly loop in Fire Alarm Panel.
shall confirm to IS 2189 standards. The detectors shall conform to relevant codes for Fire Alarm
Systems.
Fire Alarm Panel (FACP

The Fire alarm system consists an addressable fire alarm panel and the same is located fire control
This refers to the microprocessor-based panel that shall be connected to the various detector/ devices
room. Addressable detectors like Photoelectric Smoke Detectors and Heat Detectors including Manual
by means of 2 wire loops. The FACP shall be able to identify individual detectors for performance as
Call Points shall be installed throughout the building and the same shall be connected to the Fire Alarm
well as to give pinpoint location of fire alarm. Hooter Alarm as well as facility for cutting off of electrical
Panel through Addressable Control Zone Module & Addressable Monitor Module. Addressable Fire
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power is also to be included. The Panel shall also have facility for Voice Evacuation with provision of
automatic broadcast of the Pre-recorded Evacuation Message over the Public Address System.
Manual Call Station

The Manual Call Station shall be Addressable type with input modules to define the Station. It should
be reset able without replacing the glass. Each Manual Call Station shall be hooked with an Electronic
Hooter.
Loop
A loop shall mean a 2-wire circuit connecting maximum 318 addressable devices, which shall include
159 Analogue input devices, and 159 Addressable control/monitor module. The loop card shall have
built-in short circuit isolators to accommodate Class A wiring.
Addressable Devices
This term indicates the complete group of addressable Output /Input modules etc.
Detectors
The Detector shall be Addressable type. The chamber shall be easily removable for the purpose of easy
maintenance. The detectors shall have a common base to allow easy interchange of various types of
detectors. A group of 20 Detectors shall be provided with a Fault Isolation Module.
Output Module
Output module shall mean addressable points from the FACP with potential free contacts for purpose
of putting on additional exhaust fans, pressurization fans etc. as required. Any module shall be able to
handle one input and operate two relay outputs powered from the loop and preferably consuming
single address on the loop.
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Input Module
The distribution equipment shall primarily comprise line attenuators equipped with line
The input modules shall be of dual/single channel type. The dual channel module shall be selectable for transformers and rotary / digital controls for selecting the output power of a line speaker.
Normally Open or Closed by a 2 bit DIL switch. Optionally the input module shall be of monitored type.
Reception Equipment
Fault Isolator Module:- This device shall be placed in the electrical wiring preferably after every 20 The reception equipment shall comprise primarily of speakers of varying types depending upon area
devices and shall be able to isolate electrical short and open circuit wiring. All the other detectors shall allocation / usage. Wherever false ceiling exists, the speakers shall be of concealed mounting type with
a wide bandwidth. Where false ceiling does not exist the speakers shall be surface mountable.
remain functional because of the Class A wiring of the loop.
Hooter / Sounders Following are the different types of speakers.
The Hooter shall be made addressable by means of bell control modules with supervised outputs
(preferably two channel occupying a single address in the loop but individually programmable). In case 6W Ceiling Recessed Speaker:
the bell control modules require an auxiliary power the same shall be monitored. Interface to loop 6 watt Speaker Ceilings/Wall mounted shall be provided at Common Area such as Lift Lobbies, Electrical
powered sounders should also be possible if required. Room, and Staircase at each floor level. 6W RMS Power Capacity with 96db SPL at 1m and 88db at 1W
output. Maximum power 9W.Splash water proof with plastic/metallic grill over sound cone and
plastic enclosure. Frequency range (-10db): 60Hz to 18 Khz
Public Address System
12W Wall Mount Speaker:
For the audio distribution a common PA system will be considered as part of the Fire Alarm System,
These speakers are proposed in the utility & service areas where there is no false ceiling. 12W RMS /
which will be used as a central Music and announcement system. The client to highlight the 24W Max. and Power Capacity SPL at 1khz 86db output, maximum power is 24W. Plastic Enclosure
requirement for any exclusive, multiple sources and multiple outlet music and announcement system splash waterproof with plastic/metallic grill on sound cone and key hole at the back for easy wall
for select areas. mounting. Frequency range is 85Hz to 20 Khz.
The Public Address system shall essentially comprise of the following components: The Public Address system shall essentially comprise of the following components:
 Head-end Equipment  Head-end Equipment
 Distribution Equipment  Distribution Equipment
 Reception Equipment  Reception Equipment
The Public Address system components shall have sufficient capacity to ensure distribution of The Public Address system components shall have sufficient capacity to ensure distribution of
voice to various areas of the building with equal clarity. voice to various areas of the building with equal clarity.
Head End Equipment Head End Equipment
Head end equipment shall be divided into two elements – source and amplification. Head end equipment shall be divided into two elements – source and amplification.
Source equipment shall be microphones for public address. Additionally message / alarm tone Source equipment shall be microphones for public address. Additionally message / alarm tone
generators shall be used for emergency calls / evacuation. generators shall be used for emergency calls / evacuation.
Distribution Equipment Distribution Equipment
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The distribution equipment shall primarily comprise line attenuators equipped with line
transformers and rotary / digital controls for selecting the output power of a line speaker.
Reception Equipment
The reception equipment shall comprise primarily of speakers of varying types depending upon area
allocation / usage. Wherever false ceiling exists, the speakers shall be of concealed mounting type with
a wide bandwidth. Where false ceiling does not exist the speakers shall be surface mountable.
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PLUMBING SYSTEM
APPROACH TO PLANNING
INTRODUCTION
Following is the focus area of design for the project :
 Water treatment plant (WTP) to ensure that the chemical and bacteriological
The following details for the preliminary water strategy for the project along with an explanation of
parameters of water supply in the complex are in accordance with World Health
assumptions, Given the scale of the building the water strategy is proposed to be flexible enough to
Organization (WHO) and IS:10500 drinking water standards. WTP system design shall be
supply a wide range of demands and robust enough to provide a continuous supply.
verified for suitability prior to installation in accordance to latest water analysis report,
client need to share the water test report for tanker/bore well water with us.
The recommendations put forth in this note have been guided by several principles: diversity of supply,
water use minimization, and strategic design integration.
 The water storage tank capacity shall be adequate to ensure availability of water for
This report will consider the following Public Health Engineering Systems for this development
1.25 day (0.75 of daily water demand will be UGT + 0.5 of daily water demand will be
a. Water supply system OHT) required.
b. Soil, Waste & Vent system  Requirement of adequate and equal pressure of hot and cold water in each toilet blocks,
c. Water Supply system kitchen/pantry and other designated areas. The minimum pressure will be 1.2 Kg/Sq.cm.
d. Sewerage system  Domestic & flushing water supply for commercial blocks. Domestic & Flushing supply for
e. Storm water system Amenity area.
f. Rain water Harvesting  Implementation of requirements of MoEF relating to rain water harvesting, water
g. Sewage treatment plant conservation, STP etc.
h. Water treatment plant  Sewage and sullage collection & conveyance system based on guidelines by NBC
i. Subsoil drainage 2016/SP-35.
j. Cooking gas distribution  Storm / rain water drainage system from the roof terrace and various levels of the
k. Domestic waste management building, including podium drains, planter drains by means of draining and surface run-
off water to rain water recharge pits for ground water recharging.
 Sewage treatment plant for treatment of sewage & sullage waste. The plant shall
comprise of preliminary, secondary (chemical & biological) and tertiary treatment units.
The treated effluent shall be recycled and reused for flushing and for landscape
requirement of the project.
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 Organic waste convertor to treat wet garbage into manure and used for landscaping, Dry Water Drainage and Waste Water Management
& electronic garbage shall be handed over to the corporation for further treatment and 1. Toilet Layouts, indicating the sanitary fittings, CP fittings and the routing of the supply and drainage
disposal. system.
2. Scheme for proper discharge of effluent, sewage and composite solids.
 Cooking has distribution (LPG/PNG) for residential area individual flat and other facilities
3. Levels of roads / pavements and other services in the area.
if any.
4. Drainage and water supply provision for Landscape and water bodies (if applicable).
 Space planning for swimming pool plant room (if applicable)
 Providing water supply points for landscape irrigation as per requirement of landscape
Rainwater/ Storm water Drainage and Harvesting
consultant.
 Sub soil drainage system for landscape terrace level or podium level (if applicable). 1. Design of the scheme for collection of the entire ground & Terrace level storm water of the project.
 Car wash points at Parking area 2. Implementation of MoEF regulations relating to rain water harvesting through holding and reuse, water
 Compliance for green building certification (if applicable) conservation, etc. (same shall confirm by client/architect to proceed further).
Water Storage, Treatment & Distribution 1.4 Reference Standards
The design for the above works has been based on the following Standards/ Handbooks
1. Determination of the complete water demand for the project based on the expected occupancy and
1. National Building Code of India 2016.
pattern of usage.
2. Relevant Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) Codes.
2. Preparation of a Water Balance Chart and a Water Supply Schematic for the entire project indicating the
3. Handbook on Water Supply and Drainage (SP-35).
distribution of all sources of water to all areas of usage.
Local Municipal Corporation Regulations
3. Sizing of the various water storage tanks for optimum water storage to cater to the regular demand and
additional precautionary excess. 1. WATER SUPPLY
4. Detailed Design with pipe sizing of the distribution scheme of water supply from the source of water
(within project area), to the water storage tanks and finally to the utilization area (toilets, kitchen, 1.1 SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY
Utilities etc.)  It is expected that the daily domestic water for the project shall be met through
5. Water treatment plant (WTP) to ensure that the chemical and bacteriological parameters of water municipal water.
supply in the complex are in accordance with World Health Organization (WHO) standards. Since the  Water supply for flushing and irrigation shall be met through recycled water from the
quality of water from the Local Authority is potable, the WTP design shall be basic, comprising of filters Sewage treatment plant.
and hypo dosing units. However, WTP system design shall be verified for suitability prior to installation in
 Rain water shall be further used for irrigation purposes after passing it through bio-
accordance to latest water analysis report.
filtration unit.
6. Domestic and Flushing water shall be supplied through a Transfer pumps for Residential. The water shall
 Any shortfall of domestic municipal water shall be met through tanker water after
be supplied to the entire building in a no. of zones to optimize the water pressure & flow.
treatment.
1.2 BASIS OF DESIGN
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The Water Demand & Water Storage has been planned as per NBC 2016 recommendations &
our previous experience. The total population has been calculated for the project considering
occupancy as below
Excess to
Municipal
Domestic Flushing Irrigation 299.9 KLD
 Area of Usage Occupancy Litres/Person/Day 163 KLD 10.5 KLD
455 KLD
 Residential 163KL
 1BHK 4 Person/Flat 180
Total Domestic & Flushing
 2BHK 5 Persons/Flat 180
Demand 617 KLD
 Gym/Club house 1 Person/10 Sq.mt 45
Domestic &
Domestic &
Flushing
Flushing
80% of
80% of
100%
100%
 Maintenance Staff 10 per day (L.S for all shifts)
Total Sewage Generated 525 KLD
Similarly the daily water demand has been calculated on the following parameters
 Landscaping 8 Litres/ sq. m. of total green area

Proposed STP capacity 90 % of waste Treated water
Note:- Landscape requirements shall be confirmed by landscape consultants. 526 KLD water 473.4KLD
10%
1.3 ESTIMATION OF TOTAL DAILY WATER DEMAND Sludge & Evaporation Losses
52.6 KLD
Based on the above Basis of Design, the daily water demand for the Domestic & Flushing/Irrigation
water of the project has been estimated to be about 380 kld.
Refer PL Annexure-1-A for detailed calculations.
FOR WET SEASON

1.4 WATER BALANCE DIAGRAM:-(FOR CLUSTER-1)
TOTAL DAILY WATER REQUIREMENT

FOR DRY SEASON
617 KLD
TOTAL DAILY WATER REQUIREMENT 24
617 KLD
Excess to
Municipal
Domestic Flushing Irrigation
UGR CAPACITY
sa
1 Fire Fighting Tank AS PER NBC 2016 4,00,000 4,00,000 Liters
y
sa
2 Domestic Water Tank (Tower 1) 0.75 days storage 48,638 49,000 Liters
y
163KL sa
y
sa
y
sa
y
sa
Domestic &
y
Flushing
80% of
100%
sa
y
sa
Total Sewage Generated 525 KLD y
sa
9 Flushing Water Tank (Tower 1) 0.75 days storage 16,230 17,000 Liters
y
sa
y
sa
y
90 % of waste sa
water 12 Flushing Water Tank (Tower 4) 0.75 days storage 16,230 17,000 Liters
y
10% sa
y
sa
Sludge & Evaporation Losses y
52.6 KLD sa
y
Total of above 8,62,000 Liters
2 STORAGES OF WATER
It is proposed to provide 1.25 day water storage capacity based on ultimate requirement (0.75 day Type A EWS OHT Capacity:
storage for UG tank and 0.5 day for OHT).

OHT CAPACITY FOR TYPE -A (EWS)
Under ground water tanks located at Below ground and STP shall be located at Below ground /

basement lvl. Location of Underground water tanks and STP shall be as shown in PL Annexure-2, 1 Fire Fighting Tank AS PER NBC 2016 30,000 say 30,000 Liters
However capacities of UG tanks and OHT shall be as mentioned in below table: 2 Domestic Water Tank 0.50 days storage 32,425 say 33,000 Liters
3 Flushing Water Tank 0.50 days storage 10,820 say 11,000 Liters
Total of above 74,000 Liters
3 WATER TYPE & TREATMENT

UGR & OHT STORAGE CAPACITIES
Water treatment plant shall be provided in accordance with the various usage requirements. The
UGR Capacity For Cluster-1:
various types / quality of water and their water treatment plant are as follows:
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 CP fitting & faucets recommended for green building (IGBC)

Domestic Water: The overflow of fire fighting water tank will led into the domestic water tank. Same is
used for bathing, washing and other areas where the direct contact of person is expected. Addition to
above WTP has been provided for treating the domestic/Municipal/Tanker water along with R.O. and 5 WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
treated outlet of the same will pump to the OHT for further distribution. Domestic water:-
In case of municipal water shortage, Dom water tanker supply or rain water storage will be used for
domestic purpose. Water sourced from the Dom tanker shall be stored in Dom water tank first then Water from underground water tanks will be pumped to overhead tank by set of centrifugal pumps
passed through basic water treatment plant comprising of multi grade filters, activated carbon filters located at plumbing plant room. No. of hours for pumping system to fill the OHT will be 4-6 Hrs
and pH correction units further it shall be stored in drinking water. Provision of UV treatment unit will approximately.
be made for water treatment and disinfection. Further specialized treatment, may be provided based
Mechanically operated float valves will be placed at OHT inlet to control the OHT filling/transfer pump
on the source water analysis report. (Client need to confirm the above provisions)
start and stops. Same does not require any electric power & solenoid valves to operate automatically.
Flushing Water: Flushing water will be sourced from the in-house Sewage treatment plants (STP). The Water distribution by gravity for domestic water supply for the buildings will be designed on principle
treated effluent for flushing will be obtained after tertiary treatment at STP. The tertiary treatment will to ensure availability of minimal residual pressure of 1.2Kg/sq.cm at all user outlets. The water will be
comprise of multi-grade filters, activated carbon filters and ozone treatment unit/ UV Treatment Units. distributed in zones to ensure optimum flow at maximum velocity of 2.4 m/s and maximum pressure 5
The final tertiary treatment details need to be given by vender during detail designing. The treated kg/sq.cm in the system.
effluent will be colour-less, odourless and will be in acceptable chemical / bacteriological parameters
and UV treatment/ ozonisation/ chlorination as per local pollution control board laws/MOEF Addition to above hydro-pneumatic pump set will be placed to feed water at top 3 Floor of the building
requirement, Need to confirm by client. to ensure minimum pressure of 1.2 kg/sq.cm at fixture outlet. Also provision of pneumatic pump set
will be placed at UGT to feed water to Commercial area.
Irrigation Water: Irrigation water for landscape use will be sourced from the in-house STP and will have
PRV’s shall be placed down the line to limit the water pressure up to 5 kg/sq.cm at any point in the
acceptable parameters as per governing requirement. down take line.
The irrigation water transfer pump & piping up to the designated shall be our scope. Further location &
Isolation valve shall be placed before the water supply line entering to the individual toilet for
distribution from designated point shall be in scope landscape consultant.
maintenance.
4 BUILDING DEMAND REDUCTION AND RE-USE Flushing water:-
Water from STP treated water tanks will be pumped to overhead tank of each building by centrifugal
The engineering measures recommended for installation across the site have the potential to reduce pumps. No. of hours for pumping system to fill the OHT will be 3-4 Hrs approximately.
building water use roughly a quarter by including following:
Mechanically operated float valves will be placed at OHT inlet to control the OHT filling/transfer pump
start and stops.
 6/3 Dual Flushing Cisterns with WC’s
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Water distribution by gravity for flushing water supply for the buildings will be designed on principle to
ensure availability of minimal residual pressure of 0.5Kg/sq.cm at all user outlets. The water will be
‘C’ VALUE
distributed in zones to ensure optimum flow at maximum velocity of 2.4 m/s.
This will be purely on the basis of the pipe material selected. C value shall be selected as per below
PRV’s shall be placed down the line to limit the water pressure upto 5 kg/sq.cm at any point in the
table from CPHEEO- Manual on water supply and treatment.
down take line.
Isolation valve shall be placed before the water supply line entering to the individual toilet for
maintenance.
Selection of pipe materials will be based on following considerations:
 Internal water carrying capacity of pipe and its reduction with use i.e. Hazen William coefficient
C and scaling.
 Life and durability of pipe
 Ease in transportation, handling and laying.
 Economy and availability of pipes and fittings.
 Ease in operation and maintenance
Flow will be based on fixture unit calculation as per NBC-Part-9. The pipe size of riser will be restricted
to nearest 4” size to optimize on capital cost, and for ease of installation and maintenance. However,
the maximum velocity in the water supply piping will not exceed 2.4 m/second.
Only the pipe connected to OHT & water supply ring main of terrace will be 6” size with isolation valve
& strainer.
FRICTIONAL LOSS FORMULA:
It is proposed to use Hazen William equation for pipe diameter analysis.

All inlets, outlets, drain, vents, ball cocks, overflow control valves and all such other piping connections
will be provided for underground water storage tanks.
Isolation valves will be provided as close to the underground tank as practicable on every outlet pipe
from the storage tank, except the overflow pipe. Overflow and vent pipes will terminate with mosquito
proof grating. Float valve will also be provided in the inlet water connection to the tank.
The following piping materials are proposed for the project.
1. Water supply from UGT to OHT G.I Heavy Class as per IS 1239
2. Water supply at terrace level UPVC schedule- 40/80
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Down take for flushing inside ducts UPVC schedule- 40/80 Providing landscape water supply points for irrigation on the landscape at podium, ground floor etc as
3.
Down take for domestic inside ducts UPVC schedule- 40/80 per appointed landscape consultant required, same will be feed through separate set of pumps with
Concealed for domestic (inside toilet) CPVC SDR-11 water meter at pump outlet located at STP.
4.
Concealed for flushing(inside toilet) CPVC SDR-11
5. Terrace and balcony rain water pipes /PP/UPVC GRADE-B 6 HOT WATER SYSTEM
8. Internal Soil/waste pipes PP /HDPE PE 80, EN 1519-1
9. Soil/Waste down take inside shaft PP /HDPE PE 80, EN 1519-1 Hot water requirement of the development shall be met through geyser
Soil/Waste pipe diversion at basement ceiling CI/PP / HDPE PE 80, EN 1519-1 Client need to confirm the hot water requirement and area of application for the project.
10. upto 1st manhole.
3. SEWERAGE
11. Vent pipes inside shaft PP / HDPE PE 80, EN 1519-1
12. External storm water/ sewer drainage HDPE DWC pipe/RCC The system is designed keeping in view the following:
13. External landscape water supply UPVC schedule- 40
14. Sprinkler and Hydrant piping G.I heavy Class as per IS 1239
Isolation valve at water supply other than toilet Forged brass ball valve PN-16 up to 50  Natural Grading of the site.
15.
entry mm Dia  Architectural layout planning.
Isolation valve at water supply down takes above C.I butterfly valve PN-16/20/25
50 mm Dia up to 150 mm Dia.  Formation levels of Roads & Plinth levels of Block.
16.
 Landscape layout with formation levels of different features.
 Ground water table.
Abbreviations:-
3.1 SOIL/ WASTE & VENT
uPVC unplasticized polyvinylchloride
cPVC Chlorinated polyvinylchloride.. We are proposing single stack with vent for Soil & waste water drainage as per NBC-Part.9, section-1
HDPE high density polyethylene pipes.
C.I Cast Iron clause-2.69-d. Pipes carrying waste & soil pipe from water closets / Wash basin / Kitchen/pantry will be
D.I Ductile Iron diverting from the ground ceiling and finally disposing to STP.
G.I Galvanized Iron
P.P. Poly propylene
The sanitary system shall be water tight designed to prevent escape of foul gas and odour from various
DWC Double Wall Corrogated
fixtures.
Note: - Client needs to confirm the above proposed materials.
It is proposed to use PP pipe for soil / waste drainage. PP pipe shall be connected with the ball fitting as
To get adequate residual pressure at every outlet the building domestic &flushing down take will be
shown in fig 1. This reduces number of stack and space in plumbing shafts, separate 80/100 mm dia
shown in water process diagram, PL Annexure-05
vent shall be provided connected to soil stack at every floor for venting of drainage system.
Water meters will be provided at domestic/flushing water transfer pump outlet for recording water
consumption for efficient monitoring and assessment. Soil/waste pipes stacks from each toilet shall be diverted at ground ceiling and further sewer pipes
hearer shall be taken down up to STP located at below ground level.
Identification marking shall be stick on flushing &domestic water supply pipes for ensuring proper
maintenance in future.
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3.2 DESIGN BASIS The process has long retention time and can absorb shock load situation.
The system shall be designed on the basis of standard criteria as stipulated in the “Manual for The process produces a well oxidized sludge in small quantities only, which can be discharged to
Sewerage & Treatment published by the Central Public Health & Environmental Engineering municipal tankers by sludge transfer pump
Organization (CPHEEO), NBC, SP-35(S&T) -1987 and other proven National & International practices on
the subject. Process Description
Design basis in brief shall be as follows: In order to conserve water, sewage treatment plant will be designed to ensure that treated effluent
(water) characteristics are well below the permissible limits, even under varying flow conditions which
 Estimated sewage Flow 80 % of daily (Dom) & 100% of daily Flushing water
are typical for such systems. This implies that the selected process will be able to withstand shock load
Demand situations.
 Peak flow 3 times average flow
 Minimum pipe diameter 150 mm Inlet Screen Chamber:
 Minimum velocity of flow 0.6 m / sec

Raw sewage will flow into the inlet screen chamber by gravity. Large solids particles will be intercepted
 Maximum velocity of flow 2.4 m / sec
by a fine step screen. A manual screen will be installed in parallel with the screw screen as a standby
 Design flow conditions
screen when the step screen is under maintenance.
 Pipes up to 250 mm diameter Running 80%
 Pipes up to 400 mm diameter Running Half full Aeration Tank with Floating Media:
 Pipes above 400 mm diameter Running 2/3 full
Sewage will be retained in the aeration tank for an approximately of 16 hours and subjected to
biochemical oxidation by fine bubbles aeration.
4. STP
Sludge Thickening / Holding Tank:
We have proposed moving bed bio-rector (MBR) technology for STP same is of 295 KLD.
The treated effluent quality will be suitable for flushing and horticulture for external areas. Excessive sludge will be stored in the sludge holding tank for final dewatering and disposal.
Refer Table-1 for STP Calculations and PL Annexure-02 for STP locations.
Following parameters shall be adopted for the design of sewage treatment plant. Clarifier Tank:
The sewage after bio-oxidation will enter the rectangular flat bottom sedimentation tank where the
Parameters Value
Before Treatment After Treatment sludge effectively settles to the tank bottom. The clear effluent will weir into the chlorination chamber.
Ph 7.0 – 8.5 6.0 - 8.5 The activated sludge collected in the sludge tank will be returned to the aeration tank for further
BOD 250 - 400 Mg/L Less than 10 Mg/L
Suspended Solids 200 - 450 Mg/L Less than 10 Mg/L oxidation of the incoming organic matter by means of automatic siphoning / pumping. Excessive
COD 300 - 600 Mg/L Less than 60 Mg/L sludge will be wasted in the sludge holding tank. Any scum formed on the surface of the clarifier tanks
Oil & Grease 50 Mg/L Less than 10 Mg/L
will be returned to the aeration tank by automatic siphoning / pumping.
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Minimum pipe diameter 150 mm
Minimum velocity of flow 0.6 m / sec

U.V. Steriliser:
Maximum velocity of flow 2.4 m / sec
High Flow U.V. Sterilizing System will be installed before the effluent enters the tertiary treated water
Design flow conditions Running full
storage tanks.
Effluent Discharge Tank: Computation of Rain fall intensity:
The effluent tank will hold the treated effluent where it will be periodically discharged to the public IDF curve shown below gives variation of intensity (mm/hr) for different return periods ranging from 2
sewer by non-clog submersible pumps. to 100 years for various duration of rainfalls.
5. RAINWATER/ STORM WATER DRAINAGE
Design of the scheme for collection and discharge of the entire ground level storm water of the project
The rainwater can be categorized into 3 main sources based on the incidental surface and collection
points.
Rainwater on terrace and part terraces (Cleanest of the three)
1. Rainwater entering Podium (Storm water, mixed with soil and grease)
2. Rainwater on external ground (Storm water, mixed with soil and grease)
Rainwater from terraces, being the cleanest shall be collected through the roof drainage system, down
take pipes at planned locations connected to rain water tank and excess water connected external
storm water drain.
Storm water incidental on ground and from open courtyards shall be collected directly into chambers
with open grating and rain water harvesting pits to recharge the ground water table. Finally the all 6. RAIN WATER HARVESTING
storm water over the site shall be connected to external storm drain.
Rain water Harvesting is proposed through a system of rain water recharge pits to recharge ground
4.1 Design Basis
water table mentioned above. It is proposed to hold & reuse discharge of 1 day of top terrace area
Design basis in brief shall be as follows:
water. Excess discharge of Green & paved area to recharge to ground.
Above has to confirm by client/architect.

Peak Rainfall Intensity 31.39 mm / Hr
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Design Basis
 Rainfall per year 2334.6mm
 No. of days of rainfall 77.2 days

 Average Daily rainfall 30.24 mm/day
Note:- All data is as per IMD statistics for Mumbai.
7. POWER REQUIREMENT OF PLUMBING SERVICES

Please refer PL Annexure-08 for electrical power requirement for plumbing services.
8. ORGANIC WASTE CONVERTOR
Mechanical Composting is the most efficient mode of MSW disposal.
The 100% segregated bio-degradable waste has to be treated in this composting machine. The
machine works in two process stages of 5min Each to complete one cycle. It's named as batch process.
In initial 5min. the machine crushes the waste & mixes it homogeneously with the BIO composition
culture.
In the second stage this homogeneous mixture is further mixed & churn with saw dust, to soak the
excess water content from the biomass which ultimately deodorizes it. Later this pre-composted mass
is kept for curing in curing containers for about 12 days. Optimum irrigation has to be observed to the
curing system. After the 12th day the container is ready with manure & can be used for field
applications.
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FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES

1. INTRODUCTION 4. CODE AND STANDARDS
Fire engineering is a field, which explores the various possibilities of preventing fires. It can be defined as the art All provisions for the fire-fighting shall be as per NBC Amendment No.2, local fire authorities and
and science of designing buildings and facilities for life safety and property protection in the event of an relevant I.S. codes.
unwanted fire. This includes the application of scientific and engineering principles, based on an understanding
5. PROVISION FOR FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM
of the phenomena and effects of fire and of reaction and behaviour of people, property and the environment as
well as the impact of fire protection systems including detection, alarm and sprinkler systems. All fire-fighting provision for shall be as per local fire authorities and as per relevant I.S. codes/NBC-
2016 and CFO NOC.
Stopping a fire early can save lives and assets. In fire protection, you would want all the effectiveness you can
get, as fast as you can get it. Our complete planning of fire-fighting systems is designed to ensure fire detection S. As per Predicted
Description As per NBC
and protection for all types of fire risks. No. Fire NOC
1. Type of Installation
1.1 Fire Extinguishers Required Provided
The Design Basis Report covers the following points 1.2 Hose Reel Required Provided
1.3 Dry Riser Not Required Not Required
a. Basic assumptions by the Consultants. 1.4 Wet Riser Required Provided
1.5 Down comer Not Required Not Required
b. Provisions for Fire Fighting System 1.6 Yard Hydrant Required Provided
c. Area Allocations for Fire-fighting System 1.7 Automatic Sprinkler System Required Provided Entire
Building
2. BASE DATA AND DRAWINGS
1.8 Manually Operated Electric Fire Alarm Required Provided
System
The scheme design has been prepared, based on the following information and drawings: 1.9 Automatic detection and Alarm System Required Provided
2. Water Supply (in Liters)
a. Architectural drawings received through Architect.
2.1 Under Ground Static Water Storage Tank 1,50,000 4,00,000 Ltrs
b. Code and standards mentioned below. Provided
2.2 Terrace Tank 10,000Ltrs 30,000Ltrs
c. Previous experiences of multiplex buildings.
3. Pump Capacity (in LPM)
3.1 Pump Near Underground Static Water 1 no-2280lpm for Hydrant sys. 2 no of 2280lpm
3. BUILDING DESCRIPTION & CLASSIFICATION
Storage Tank (Fire pump) with Minimum 1 no- 2280 lpm for sprinkler sys. for Hydrant sys.
pressure of 3.5 Kg/Sq cm at terrace level. 2 nos. 180 lpm jockey pumps 2 no of 2280 lpm
1 no 2280 lpm Diesel Standby for sprinkler sys.
As per the area statement received, all the buildings are Type A EWS Ground +15 Typical Floor Height pump. 4 no of 180 lpm
of building from Ground floor shall be 46.4m. jockey pumps
1 no 2280 lpm
As per NBC Part IV/ NBC Sept 2016, the proposed Residential building project can be classified under Diesel Standby
“Residential cum Business Building”,. pump.
3.2 At the Terrace tank Level with minimum Not Required 900 LPM pump
Pressure of 2.0 kg/Sqcm Provided at
terrace.
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kg/ sq. cm. at the topmost hydrant of the zone installed in the Fire Pump Room located near
All provision are made as per NBC and CFO NOC. each UGR.
This report will consider the following Fire Protection Systems for this development  2 No. Jockey Pump for hydrant system & Sprinkler system of 180 lpm capacity.
 Hydrant System  1 Nos. of Wet-risers in Fire-fighting Shaft.
 Sprinkler System  Single headed Hydrants shall be provided at each Landing Level, with 65mm diameter canvas
 Drencher system. hose (15m long – 2 Nos.) and 25 mm diameter rubber hose pipe (30m long).
 Fire Appurtenances  The System shall be fully charged to maintain the above indicated pressure and all operations of
the pump shall be fully charged.
 Also, an additional storage of 30,000 liters shall be provided in the OHT at terrace level.
6. HYDRANT SYSTEM Electrical driven Booster Pumps of 900 lpm capacity shall be provided to maintain a head of 3.5
kg/ sq. cm. shall be provided near the OHT’s
The Fire Hydrant and Riser system consists essentially of a network of pipes connected to a source of
All provision are made as per provisional fire NOC later.
water supply and provided with outlets for tapping water under pressure. Water from the outlets is
applied at desired points manually through hoses and nozzles during fire fighting operations. 6.1 Pumps
The design and layouts of fire hydrants systems are governed by various codes and guidelines. For this Fire Fighting Pumps exclusively meant for use for fighting fire, driven by electricity and diesel have been
project, it is designed as per relevant IS Codes and Local authority DC Rules. proposed. Power supply to electrically driven pumps has been tapped directly from the Main LT Panel
on an emergency bus section such that in case power to the distribution panel is tripped, pump
Water is the most extensively used fire-extinguishing medium: a well designed and laid out fire hydrant operation is not affected.
system is, therefore, of primary importance in fighting major fires. It can be used to cool burning
materials as well as to protect adjacent properties by keeping them cool. Its efficiency to control fires Water supply, pumping capacity and other features of the fire hydrant system depends not only on the
will, however, depend on the quality of its design and maintenance as also on its judicious utilization by size of the property protected but also on its fire growth and spread potential. Pump capacities ranging
trained hands. from 180 liters per minute to 2280 liters per minute at pump outlet have been proposed. They shall be
capable of supplying at least 150% of rated capacity at a minimum of 65% of the rated head. Shut-off
The Building shall be provided with Fire Hydrant System for fire fighting. head shall not exceed 120% or 140% of the rated head in the case of horizontal or vertical turbine
pumps respectively. Pumps shall be maintained well and kept ready for immediate activation.
The Hydrant System comprise of the following
The NBC manual stipulates the following hydrant spacing for external wall measurements (perimeter)
 Underground Storage of 4.0 Lac
at ground level as 30-45 mtrs. The manual also stipulates that the hydrants be located within 15m of
 One zones as per building heights for the Hydrant Systems.
the property to be protected. The minimum hydrant to building separation shall be as 2m. All Hydrants
 2 No. of Electrical driven Single/ Muilti-stage, Single/Muilti-outlet Fire Pump for Hydrant and
shall be planned as per the above provisions. In special cases, these requirements may vary. Internal
Sprinkler & 1 No. Main diesel engine driven of 2280 lpm capacity and to maintain a head of 3.5
hydrants on ground and upper floors shall be within 30m of any point on the floor.
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Maintenance is of utmost importance to ensure that a hydrants system function satisfactorily. Values temperature rise during a fire activates the sprinklers heads, which discharge a spray of water over the
and spring catches shall be well-maintained and spare washers for the hydrants valve seat shall be kept protected area.
in respective hose boxes
The Sprinkler system apart from controlling and extinguishing fires shall also give out an alarm and
6.2 Auxiliaries alerts people to take suitable action to tackle the fire.
Water from hydrants on the hand is applied through hoses and nozzles. Delivery hose shall be of Every sprinkler installation is tailor made to suit various factors such as features of building
various materials conforming to relevant Indian standards. Section of delivery hose shall be joined with construction, dimensions of the compartment, fire load of the occupancy, the possible type of fire etc.
coupling conforming to IS: 901. Hose clamps and hose bandages (IS: 5612) shall be used where
necessary. Standpipe specifications are as per IS: 5714. The same is proposed for drawing water from There are various guidelines for the design detecting and maintenance of sprinklers installation, chief
underground hydrant. Also, a range of nozzles and branches have been proposed, which are used in among are the rules adopted by the IS and Tariff Advisory Committee (TAC).These are primarily based
conjunctions with fire hydrants in firefighting operations. on the fire load of the occupancies and the likely heat release rates in case of fire.
6.3 Hydrants Mains The Sprinkler System comprise of the following
Hydrant mains have been proposed of G.I. C class pipes conforming to relevant Indian standards and to  Sprinkler Zone are made as per ICV’s (depending on building height & no of sprinklers)
be laid out in a ring. Large areas shall be planned with two or more interconnected rings. Cut off valves  2 Nos. of Single/Muilti-stage Sprinkler Pump of 2280 lpm capacity and to maintain a head of 1.0
shall be provided on the rings to facilitate isolation during services or maintenance. Also, G.I. C class kg/ sq. cm. at the sprinkler design farthest point.
pipes used in hydrants mains shall be protected against soil corrosion, if laid underground.  Also, Sprinkler network shall be provided in Podium, Ground floors, Lift Lobbies & for the upper
floors.
Underground mains shall be laid 1 meter below ground levels with masonry supports at regular
 2 Nos. of Muilti-stage Jockey Pump is also used to charge the Sprinkler System in case of minor
intervals. Sections of hydrants main shall be joined by welded, threaded or flanged joints. Fittings
leakages in the system.
installed underground shall be of Malleable Iron Galvanized conforming to IS: 1239(Part II)’.
 Two layers of sprinkler will be provided in ceiling above and below false ceiling if false ceiling
Also, Hydrant accessories like Fire Service Inlet, Fire Brigade Breaching (Siamese) Connections shall be depth is more than 800 MM.
provided.
7.1 Pipe work
7. SPRINKLER SYSTEM
Water from the source of supply is conveyed to the sprinkler through a network of pipelines. The
Automatic sprinkler protection shall be designed to discharge water automatically in sufficient density network may be of the branched type or it may form a grid. The piping from the installation control
(5 Liters/minutes/m2) to cover an area of 360 sq. m. This shall control or extinguish a fire in its early valve up to the remote sprinkler shall be obtain as per recommendation of sprinkler pipe size in
stages. It consists of water discharge devices (sprinklers or sprinkler heads), one or more reliable IS:15105. G.I. C class pipe and fitting as per IS: 1239 are suitable for sprinkler installation.
sources of water at the desired pressure, valves to control water flow, piping to distribute and covey
water to the sprinklers and auxiliary equipment’s such as alarms and supervisory devices. The
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7.2 Sprinkler Heads Hence, a Drencher System with a separate pump and Open Nozzles with a flow rate of not less than 37
L/min /linear meter shall be provided for basements compartmentation. The system designed shall
A sprinkler head is a thermally actuated valve which when its sensitive element reaches a specific
temperature (in our case 68 deg C), opens up and releases water as a spray. The pattern of the spray comply with the local fire authority. Drencher system shall be actuated by an automatic detection
depends on the design of the deflector. We proposed K-80 sprinkler head in the parking as well as system. A manual release with operating instruction shall be supplied and installed near the deluge
upper floors for pendent, up-right and side wall sprinklers. valve.
7.3 Auxiliaries
The open type Nozzles shall be operated by a Deluge Valve. No water shall flow beyond the Deluge
Alarm valve is a check valve, which is normally in the closed position. When the system is activated, the Valve in normal conditions. The Deluge Valve shall be operated by a Test Line of sprinklers. Deluge
clack lifts up and lets water out through the sprinklers. valve along with trim shall be used for system.
Alarm Motor Gong. When the clack is lifted a small quantity is bypassed to a turbine wheel connected
to a gong
Electric alarm actuated by a pressure switch or by a flow switch is proposed as an additional facility.
Such alarm may be located at a control point or be linked to the fire station.
Pressure Gauges shall be provided in the system to indicate the water pressure in the installation.
Pressure gauges are also required in pressure tank with pressure switch on automatic pumps etc.
Drain and test valves permit periodic testing at water supply and alarm system. They also permit
draining of system pipelines, when required.
Sprinkler systems may be activated once in many years. During the idle years different sections of the
system shall be flushed out to prevent corrosion or deposition of dust and dirt so that the effectiveness
of the system during an emergency is maintained.
Maintenance, modification on any sprinkler system shall be thoroughly pre planned so that the system
needs to be made idle for the shortest possible period. Wherever feasible the system shall be divided
in to one sections the other sections are still active.
8. DRENCHER SYSTEM
Drencher system shall be designed to eliminate risk of fire transfer from Podium floors / to other
building /floors/nearby area, same shall be providing with safety curtain nozzles.
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DESIGN BASIS REPORT FOR MEP SERVICES

PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT BAMANDONGRI STATION, MUMBAI

Architect Hafeez Contractor

MEP SERVICE CONSULTANTS

S.N. Joshi Consultants Pvt. Ltd., Pune.

Revision Revision Date Remark

R0 21st April, 2019 First time issue

1.1 SCOPE OF WORK

 Fire Fighting System

 Green Building requirement

1.2 PROJECT OBJECTIVES

1.3 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

PUROSE OF THIS REPORT

The purpose of this report is

 A master plan for detailed designing of all the services.

 Guideline for designers and client project team.

2.1. DESIGN INPUTS

 Architectural Layout Master Plan &Unit Plans Drawings

 Kick-off meeting with client/Architect.

2.2. AREAS OF IDENTIFIED RISK

 Load Sanction & Supply Voltage from Power Supplying Authority

 Incorporation of requirements for MEP Services in Civil Construction

 Approval from statuary departments for the MEP proposed systems

2.3. MAJOR DECISIONS TAKEN TO THE NEXT STAGE

 Client acceptance of the Design Basis Report

 Architectural integration of Space requirements

 Confirmation of Electrical LT Distribution & metering Scheme

 Confirmation of Water Distribution Scheme

 Confirmation of plumbing drainage system.

 Confirmation on proposed MOC’s for the services.

2.4. REPORT CLOSURE

1. Electrical Demand for the project

3.3 PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING

1. Internal Toilet Fixtures & Plumbing

3.4 FIRE PROTECTION

3.5 GAS SUPPLY

3.0 STAIRCASE & LIFT LOBBY VENTILATION

 Ventilation of other areas.

1.0 PROVISION FOR AIR CONDITIONING OF RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS.

2.0 VENTILATION OF SERVICE ROOMS

 International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)

 Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)

 National Lighting Code 2010

 Energy Conservation Building Code-2017

TRANSFORMER Configurations: - 4. LT DISTRIBUTION & METERING

TOWER NO TRANSFORMER UNIT APPLICATION AREA

positions within the building.

Area Watts /Sq.ft

Earth bus (Grid) & Earth continuity conductor

Earth Bus Station

LOW VOLTAGE SYSTEM

Security Systems Following spaces shall be provided with cameras

IP BASED CCTV SYSTEM:-

Fire Alarm System: -

Fire Alarm Panel (FACP

Manual Call Station

a. Water supply system OHT) required.