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    Water Supply Pump Calculation

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    - The document calculates the pump flow and head requirements for a building with a ground floor, 3 parking floors, and 13 residential floors. - It first calculates the pump flow capacity needed as 22.3 cubic meters per hour based on the size of the roof water tank and fill time. - It then calculates the total pump head as 103 meters based on the building height, pipe length and fittings, and required pressure at the roof tank inlet. - The pump is required to have a flow capacity of 22.3 cubic meters per hour and a head of 103 meters.

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    Water Supply Pump Calculation

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    - The document calculates the pump flow and head requirements for a building with a ground floor, 3 parking floors, and 13 residential floors. - It first calculates the pump flow capacity needed as 22.3 cubic meters per hour based on the size of the roof water tank and fill time. - It then calculates the total pump head as 103 meters based on the building height, pipe length and fittings, and required pressure at the roof tank inlet. - The pump is required to have a flow capacity of 22.3 cubic meters per hour and a head of 103 meters.

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    - The document calculates the pump flow and head requirements for a building with a ground floor, 3 parking floors, and 13 residential floors. - It first calculates the pump flow capacity needed as 22.3 cubic meters per hour based on the size of the roof water tank and fill time. - It then calculates the total pump head as 103 meters based on the building height, pipe length and fittings, and required pressure at the roof tank inlet. - The pump is required to have a flow capacity of 22.3 cubic meters per hour and a head of 103 meters.

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    Water Supply Pump Calculation

    Uploaded by

    nido77
    - The document calculates the pump flow and head requirements for a building with a ground floor, 3 parking floors, and 13 residential floors. - It first calculates the pump flow capacity needed as 22.3 cubic meters per hour based on the size of the roof water tank and fill time. - It then calculates the total pump head as 103 meters based on the building height, pipe length and fittings, and required pressure at the roof tank inlet. - The pump is required to have a flow capacity of 22.3 cubic meters per hour and a head of 103 meters.

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    of 2

    wotet sopply ttoosfet pomp colcolotloos:

    xomple.
    A bulldlng conslsLs of Cround floor + 3 arklng floors + 13 8esldenLlal
    floors.
    1- ump llow CalculaLlon:
    - 8oof WaLer 1ank Slze = 14830 lmp Clns.
    - 1lme of lllllng: 3 hours.
    CapaclLy requlred: C = 14830/ 220x3 = 22.3 m
    3
    /hr.
    2- ump Pead CalculaLlon:
    - PelghL of Lhe bulldlng = 70 MLrs.
    - used lpe Slze = 2 1/2" (lnLernal dlameLer).
    - lpe 1ype: -8.
    - 1oLal lengLh of plpe = 93 MLrs.
    - no. of 90

    bends = 8 pcs.
    - no. of 1ees = 2 pcs.
    - no. of sockeLs = 30 pcs.
    - no. of gaLe valves = 2 pcs.
    - no. of non reLurn valve = 1 pc.
    1oLal Pead = P
    s
    + P
    f
    + P
    r.L
    .... [MLrs]
    Where:
    P
    s
    - SLaLlc Pead.
    P
    f
    - lrlcLlon Pead.
    P
    r.L
    - ressure 8equlred aL 8oof 1ap (Lhe pressure of waLer aL roof Lank
    lnleL).
    P
    s
    = 70 mLrs........ (1)
    P
    f
    = 3.28/100 x frlcLlon head loss (feeL / 100 feeL of plpe)
    x LoLal equlvalenL lengLh of plpe.. [MLrs]
    1oLal equlvalenL lengLh of plpe = maln plpe lengLh + equlvalenL lengLhs
    of flLLlngs.
    Accordlng Lo Lhe unlform plumblng code:
    - Lq.l of 90

    bend = 2.4 mLrs.


    - Lq.l of 1ee = 3.6 mLrs.
    - Lq.l of sockeL = 0.8 mLrs.
    - Lq.l of gaLe valve = 0.3 mLrs.
    - Lq.l of non reLurn valve = 6 mLrs.
    1oLal equlvalenL lengLh of plpe = 93+19.2+7.2+24+6+1 = 132.4 mLrs.
    lrlcLlon head loss = 4.38 (feeL/100 feeL)..[see Lhe second enclosed flle]
    P
    f
    = 3.28/100 x 4.38 x 132.4 = 22.8 mLrs.....(2)
    P
    r.L
    = 1 bar = 10 mLrs.................(3)
    P
    L
    = 70 + 22.8 + 10 = 102.8 mLrs
    P= 103 mLrs = 10.3 bar.
    C = 22.3 m
    3
    /hr.
    nqr. 4hmod.n - u4

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