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  • Water Distribution and Drainage System

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    The document discusses water distribution and drainage systems. It describes how distribution systems deliver water from its source to points of usage, meeting requirements like sufficient pressure and water quality. It also discusses layouts of distribution pipes that generally follow road patterns. The document also briefly mentions water tanks for storage and drainage systems that remove surface water and discharge into natural systems.

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    The document discusses water distribution and drainage systems. It describes how distribution systems deliver water from its source to points of usage, meeting requirements like sufficient pressure and water quality. It also discusses layouts of distribution pipes that generally follow road patterns. The document also briefly mentions water tanks for storage and drainage systems that remove surface water and discharge into natural systems.

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    Water Distribution and Drainage System

    Transféré par

    Janine Artigo
    The document discusses water distribution and drainage systems. It describes how distribution systems deliver water from its source to points of usage, meeting requirements like sufficient pressure and water quality. It also discusses layouts of distribution pipes that generally follow road patterns. The document also briefly mentions water tanks for storage and drainage systems that remove surface water and discharge into natural systems.

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    WATER DISTRIBUTION

    and
    DRAINAGE SYSTEM
    LOCATION
    LOCATION
    WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

    • The purpose of distribution system is to


    deliver water to consumer with
    appropriate quality, quantity & pressure.

    • Distribution system is used to describe


    collectively the facilities used to supply
    water from its source to the point of
    usage.
    REQUIREMENT OF GOOD
    DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

     Water quality should not get deteriorated


    in the distribution pipes.

     It should be capable of supplying water at


    all the intended places with sufficient
    pressure.

     It should be capable of supplying the


    requisite amount of water during fire
    fighting.
    REQUIREMENT OF GOOD
    DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

     The layout should be such that no


    consumer would be without water supply,
    during the repair of any section of the
    system.

     All the distribution pipes should be


    preferably laid one meter away or above
    the sever line.

     It should be fairly water tight as to keep


    LAYOUTS DISTRIBUTION
    NETWORK

     The distribution pipes are generally laid


    below the road pavements, and as such
    their layouts generally follow the layouts
    of roads.

     There are general, four different types of


    pipe networks; any one of which either
    single or in combinations, can be used for a
    particular place.
    WATER TANK

    • is a container for storing water.

    • Water tanks are used to provide storage of


    water use in many applications, drinking
    water, irrigation agriculture, fire
    suppression, agricultural farming, both for
    plants and livestock as well as many other
    uses
    DRAINAGE SYSTEM

     A means by which surface water is


    removed from pavement

     Redirect water into appropriately


    designed channels

     Eventually discharges into natural water


    systems

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