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would take around three (3) to four (4) months from the date of submission.
B) HOT & COLD WATER PLUMBING SERVICES AND SUCTION & ELEVATED ROOF WATER
TANK & PUMPING SYSTEM
All proposed design guidelines are based on Guide to Water Supply System JKR/MWA
Make sure all proposed design calculations and drawings for Hot & Water Plumbing and
Suction/Elevated Roof Water Tank and Pumping System need to be prepared for Tender for
Construction purposes and JBA/Syabas and District Council Authorities submission and
approval.
The Size of Elevated Storage/Domestic Water Tank is based on the number of population per
sq.ft. (100 sq.ft/ 1 person) or Specified Required Gallons of Water Demand per sq.m (2.2 Ig/
1 sq.m) this case would be direct tapping from the Main Bulk Water Meter to the Elevated
Storage/Domestic Water Tank. Hence, under Penang Water Authorities (PBA) the total
Water Demand would be around 5.5 Igals/ 1 sq.m.
In any special case if there is a very low pressure from the Main Bulk Water Meter to the
Elevated Water Tank, it is required to have One Suction Tank that would be *1/3 of
Storage/day from the total water demand and balance 2/3 of Storage/day is for the Elevated
Roof/Storage Tank. It is noted that all final selection of Water Tank Size is depends upon on
the incoming size of the pipe from the Water Reticulation (e.g. Size of Ductile Iron Pipe = 65
mm, need to consider the free board of 10 from the surface of sitting ball valve to the inner
surface of the tank height and the balance bottom height
of 3 where from the height of the water outlets to the inner surface of the bottom water
tank.
A Suction Pump (Booster Multistage Vertical Type) need to be analysed and designed for 6
to 8 hours Operation/day in a proper way by considering all water supply from the Suction
Tank to be controlled by On/Off Procedures (Pressure Regulating Control Valves) where could
be read off by the Motorised Valve at Roof Storage Tanks. The effective capacity (KW) of
the Suction Pump would be considered by the following criterias:
-Design flow rates (Q Igpm) = Total Water Demand / 8 X 60 min.
-Total Pump Head (ft.) = Highest Static Head + Pipe Friction Head Loss
(Pipe friction head loss = s.factor, 20% X Pipe friction factor [Equivalent Pipe Length +
Straight Pipe Length]
- Min. Pump Cap. = 1.2 X Pump B.H.P X 0.746 i.e. Pump B.H.P = TPH X Q / 3300 X Pump
effieciency (60% to 65%)
The location of the Suction Tank would be at the Ground or Lower Ground Floor depends upon
S.O Architects requirements.
Material of Suction Tank shall be FRP Fibre Reinforced Plastics or R.C Reinforced
Concrete.
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A Booster Pump for Roof Tanks calculations could be determined by considering the number
and type of fittings to be used and its individual loading units factor. So, by totaling up the
number of loading units factor then only the required Design Flow Rates (Igmin. Imperial
Gallon/min.) could be determined by referring to CP310:1965 Graph Fig.1 (Water Supply
Rules JKR)
All Total Pump Head need to be considered by estimating the Total Pump Head (TPH) would be
considered same like determining the Suction Pump.
A Break Tank for Cold Water Plumbing Services only needed as per SYABAS requirement if
the High Rise Apartment/Condominium level height above 75 m.
Below table is a sample plant room & risers that for High Rise Apartment/Condominium that
need to be clarified with S.Os Architects
Sample Plant Room for Cold water:
Roof tank room
4m x 2m x 3m (H)
Shall be attached to
roof tank room
Within apartment
footprint
4m x 3m x 3.5m (H)
1.2m x 0.75m
Shall be attached to
suction tank room
Required near
staircase 1, 2 & 3
Within
footprint
apartment
Shall be attached to
swimming
pool
balancing tank room
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Condenser Water flow rates for Water Cool Package Unit (l/min) = (GTC + Input) KW / (7C different of temp. on the refrigerating effects) X 0.07
Fan Coil Unit Power Consumption for Air Cooled Package = 1.5KW/ton and Water Cooled
Package = 0.9KW/ton
Exhaust/Fresh Air Fan for Gen-set and Electrical Switch room the Air Change/hr (ACH) =
15, Toilet = 10, Kitchen= 20, Basement = 6, Restaurant = 15 to 20 (depends on the heat loads
of the restaurant), Car-park = 12, Lift Motor Room = 12, Auditorium = 0.14 cmm/seat, Canteen
= 0.28 cmm/seat and the Air Flow Rates can be calculated, CFM = Room Volume (m) X ACH /
60
Total Pressure Losses for AHU Ducting Lines Pressure Duct Losses = ( ? ft. X 0.1wg/100ft) +
fan losses = 0.2wg + Grille Losses = 0.1 wg
AHU Fan Power Rated Air Flow Rates (m/s) X Total Pressure Losses (mm wg)/102 X motor
effieciency (65%)
The Air Cooled Supply Velocity from the AHU Air Handling Unit could be determined by
using the Ductulator (e.g. TRANE, YORK DUNHAM BUSH)
Air Fan Capacity for Kitchen Area (m/hr) = Kitchen Room Size (m) X 25 ACH / 1 hr.
Kitchen Hood Size = W (m) X L (m) X 1.02 (h)
Suction Air Fan at the Kitchen Hood (CFM) = (1.4 X 0.4m/s X 2(W+L) X 1.02, by converting to
CFM) X Grille losses, 0.5wg
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Electrical driven and One (1) unit of Jockey Pump To maintain system pressure and as a
Start Up for On Duty/Standby Pumps and usually an electrical motor driven with a
capacity of around 120 lit./min (0.12 m/min)
The Flow rates for both Standby/On Duty Hydrant Pumps could be increased depends upon the number
of Pillar Hydrants to be installed
because the limitation for the flow rates of 3000 lit/min each pumps are only limited to 3
n.o.s of Pillars hydrant only i.e. 1 n.o.s of Pillar Hydrant = 1000 lit. /min and as example if
6 n.o.s of Pillars Hydrant = 6000 lit. /min and so forth.
The Hydrant Pump - Set should be protected from weather (i.e. effect by flooding season)
The Fire Water Storage Tank should be sized for a minimum effective capacity of 135, 000
lit. /min (Approximately: 35,000 to 36,000 Imp. Gallons) that would consider the Upper
Level height (free board) and bottom level height (600mm/0.6m)
Before doing any testing on the Hydrant Pumps all procedures below need to be followed
Starting the duty pump-set at 80% of the system pressure
Starting the standby pump set at 60% of the system pressure and
Starting and Stopping the jockey pump set at 90% and 110% of the system pressure.
Hose Reel System
Design Standard
M.S.1489 Part 1: Hydrant System, Hose Reels and Foam Inlets
M.S.1447 - Hose Reels with semi rigid hose
M.S.1488: Semi rigid hoses for first aid fixed installations.
Design Method of Hose Reel System
It should be complied with M.S.1447 and stated detailed under the 10th.Schedule
(refer to UBBL)
The location for each hose reel are usually to be placed where could cover 30 meters of
hose coverage between the hose reels stack.
Each hose reel outlet to discharge a minimum of 30 lit/min (1.8 m/min) of water within
6 meters of all parts of the space protected.
The rubber hoses should comply to M.S 1488 (min: 30 m in length)
Size of Hose Reel Pipe is 50mm (nom. dia.) and the material is Galvanised Steel
Medium Grade Class B for above ground but for Underground G.I Pipe -Heavy Grade
Class C & to be feed to individual hose pipe size 25mm dia.
The pipe shall be painted with primer and finished with red paint or may be identified
with red bands.
Hose Reel Pumps 1 (One) unit on Duty and 1 (One) unit on Standby
Pump Flow Rates 120 lit/min@ operating pressure at 2 to 3 bars (4 Hose Reels could
be activated at one time)
The Standby Hose Reel Pump Set should be supplied with power from the emergency
generator or diesel engine driven (fuel supply should be adequate for min. 1 hour of
operation)
Starting and Stopping the Duty pump-set need to be set at 80% and 100% of System
pressure respectively
Starting and Stopping the Standby pump set need to be set at 60% to 100% of
system pressure respectively.
Diesel pump set should be capable of automatic starting but should only be stopped
manually.
If the total hose reel < 4 Units than no need to use emergency power i.e Electrical
Generator or Diesel Engine Driven.
All hose reels system shall not be tapped off from Automatic Sprinkler System
Min. Floor Size Area of Hose Reel Stacks : 1200mm - Length X 800mm - Depth (mm)
Minimum Effective Capacity of Fire Water Storage Tank should be sized based 2275
litres (500 Ig) for the first hose reel and 1137.5 liters (250 Ig) for every additional
hose reel. The maximum effective capacity is approximately 9100 litres (2001 Ig).
The Material used for the Fire Tank is either made from Pressed Steel (hot dipped
galvanised and coated internally with Bituminous paints for corrosion protection),
FRP Fiberglass Reinforced Plastics or R.C Concrete.
This Hose Reel Tank need to be refilled with 50mm Supply pipe and at the min. flow
rates of 150lit/min (33 Igpm)
Pump Rooms would be located at the Ground Floor or Roof Floor Level and the min. Fire
Protection Plant Room Size as following below table
3(W) x 2(L)
x 5(H)
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Fire Hydrant Pillar located < 30m from the breeching inlet) into the Wet Riser
Storage Tank to make up for water used.
These breeching inlets need to be located < 18m from the fire appliance access road.
The Breeching inlet should be a 4 Way type complying with M.S 1210: Part 3 and
enclosed within a box that also complies with M.S 1210: Part 5. These box enclosures
need to be labelled as Wet Riser Inlet and to provide a drain at the bottom of the
riser to drain the system after use.
Wet Riser Main Pipeline usually located within the Smoke Lobby or protected areas and
such that all spaces are to be within 45m coverage from a Landing Valve and more
than one riser is required for each floor.
Distance between the risers should not exceed 60m and also where between the lowest
and topmost landing valve in any upper stage risers.
The Size of the Pipe Riser should be 150mm dia. (Galvanised Iron to B.S. 1387 Heavy
Gauge or Class C)
The Size of Relief Pipe shall be at min. of 100mm dia. (Galvanised Iron to B.S. 1387
Medium Gauge or Class B, where discharging back to the Wet Riser Tank whenever
possible and all air relief need to be installed at the top of the riser to relief any air
trapped in the system).
The Wet Risers pipe should be coated with primer and finished with red gloss paint or
any special condition those wet riser pipes can be colour coded with red bands of
100mm width but only at the elbows & tees need to be fully painted in red.
All Wet Riser Pipe should be electrically earthed to achieve equipotential with the
building.
There two sets of Wet Riser Pumps One (1) unit is on duty and One (1) unit on standby
and both pump capacity are usually sized to deliver 1500 l/min at a running pressure
in between 4 to 7 Bars that would cater for three (3) landing valves at one time of
operation during building in fire.
All Standby Wet Riser Pump-set should be supplied with power from the emergency
generator set or otherwise by using a Diesel Engine Driven.
All Fuel Supply should be adequate for minimum 2 hours of continuous mode of
operations.
Batteries for the Diesel Engine driven type of Standby Pump should maintenance free
type.
All electrical cabling to Supply Power the Wet Riser Pumps should be of MICC or Fire
Rated Cable Type.
All Wet Riser Pump Sets should be protected away from fire and flooded areas.
A Sump Pump need to be considered for any special case of that Wet Riser Pump Sets
to be located at the basement below the external drainage levels. This Wet Riser
Pump Sets room also need to be naturally or mechanical ventilated with a necessary
signage and to provide a CO2 Portable Type of Fire Extinguisher for any case of
fire.
Effective Capacity of the Wet Riser Tank need to be sized up to minimum capacity of
45,500 liters (10,009 Imp. Gallon) c/w automatic refill rate of 455 lit/min (100.1
Igpm).
The Intermediate Break Tank for upper stages of the Wet Riser should be sized up to
a minimum effective capacity of 11,375 liters (2503 Imp. Gallon) c/w automatic refill
rate of 1365 lit/min (300.3 Igpm).
Wet Riser Tank Materials are usually from a Pressed Steel, Fibre Reinforced Polyester
(FRP) and Reinforced Concrete (R.C)
Pressed Steel Wet Riser Tank should be Hot Dipped Galvanised and Coated Internally
with Bituminous paint for corrosion protection.
Both Pressed Steel and FRP Wet Riser Tank need to be compartmented unless they
are Reinforced Concrete (R.C) and all compartmented wet riser tanks need to
provide with a separate Ball Float Valves, Overflow Pipes, Drain Pipes and Water
Level Indicator.
All Wet Riser Tank need to be painted red or else a red band of minimum 200mm
should be painted to indicate that this is a fire tank.
All Wet Riser Tank could located on the Ground Floor, 1st.Lower Ground Floor or
2nd.Lower Ground Floor level.
Wet Riser Tanks are usually separated from the Domestic Water Storage/Suction
Tanks but however could be combined with Hose Reel Tank and need to be
compartmented.
Pump Starter Panel should be complete with indicator lights as shown at the appendix
a.
All types of ventilation slots should be provided with insect screen to prevent entry of
vermin (small insects i.e. ants, spiders and etc.)
Power Supply cables to the panel should be of mineral insulated copper cable (MICC) or
fire rated type of cables within areas with low risk.
The Fire Pump Starter panel should be placed within the same room as the fire pumps
it controls.
Wet Riser Pumps need to be automatically started upon actuation of the pressure
switches but should only be stopped manually. Usually three pressure switches are
provided with the following suggested pressure settings:
starting the duty pump set : 80% of the system pressure
starting the standby pump set: 60% of the system
pressure
starting and stopping the jockey pump set at 90% and
110% of the system pressure respectively.
Testing requirements for the Wet Riser System are the following
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Static Pressure Test to clear up the debris from the inside of Those main wet
risers and hydraulically the
pressure to be tested up to 14 Bars or 150% the Working
Pressure, whichever is the
higher for 2 hours, measured at the lowest landing valve
and a check is carried out for
leakage at all joints and landing valve connections.
.
Flow Test A three way of landing valve should be provided on the roof or
topmost floor for testing purposes
where the main motif is to measure the water flow rates
Downcomer System
Design Standard
M.S.1489 Part 1: Hydrant System, Hose Reels and Foam Inlets
M.S.1210 Part 2: Landing Valves for Dry Risers
M.S 1210 Part 3: Inlet Breeching Inlet for Risers Inlet
M.S 1210 Part 4: Boxes for Landing Valves for Dry Risers
Design Method of Downcomer System
It should be complied with UBBL 1984, relating to Downcomer systems is the
10th.Schedule and relevant standards for Downcomer systems as above mentioned.
Downcomers are a form of internal hydrant and are only required for buildings where
the topmost floor is not higher than 60 meters above the fire appliance access level
and should be adopted for low cost flats only.
Downcomer system comprises a high level water storage tank discharging into a 150mm
dia. Riser pipe with landing valves at each floor and to which canvas hose with
nozzles can be connected to direct the water jet at the fire.
No pumps are provided and therefore the system pressure is limited to the static
pressure head only.
Landing Valves are provided on each floor and should comply with M.S 1210: Part 2.
Those Landing Valves would be located within the fire access lobbies, protected
staircases or other protected lobbies at not more than 0.75 meters from the floor
level.
A Semi rigid 40mm diameter hose and nozzles should be provided at every landing
valve on each floor.
In addition, two sets of fire hose of the canvas type of not less than 38mm diameter,
30 metres in length complete with 65mm dia. quick coupling and jet and spray nozzle
should be provided at the caretakers unit or property management office.
Fire Hose Reel Pipings > 38mm dia., 30 meters in length, complete with 65mm dia. Quick
Coupling and nozzle should be provided at each landing valve.
A 4 - Way type of Breeching Inlet would be installed at the bottom of the riser and
should comply with M.S. 1210: Part 3. The breeching inlet is enclosed within a box,
the enclosure should comply with M.S.1210 Part 5 and labeled Downcomer Inlet and
a typical drain should be provided at the bottom of the riser to drain the system
after used.
This Breeching inlet should be located at no more than 18 metres from the fire
appliance access and not more than 30 metres from the nearest external hydrant.
A Check Valve need to be installed between the topmost landing valve and the tank to
prevent any backflow of water from the Downcomer into the tank.
The Downcomer mains are usually located within smoke free lobby or protected areas
and that all spaces are to be within 45 metres coverage from a landing valve.
If more than 60 metres, so then need to have more than one riser is required for each
floor.
The Riser Pipe size should be 150mm and the material of the Riser Pipe shall be
Galvanised Iron to B.S. 1387 (heavy gauge) or Class C, tested to 21 Bars (305 Psi)
All feeding Pipe-works that runs horizontally need to be sloped to enable proper
draining after used and also an Air Release Valve should be installed at the top of
the riser to relief air trapped in the system.
All Downcomer pipes should be coated with primer and finished with red gloss paint or
otherwise can be colour coded with red bands of 100mm width and the elbows and
tees painted red.
The riser pipe should be electrically earthed or connected to the building earth to
achieve equipotential.
The riser to be hydraulically tested to a pressure of 14 Bars for 2 hours that to be
measured at the Breeching inlet and not forget to check all leakage at the joints and
landing valves connections.
Automatic Sprinkler System
Design Standard
BS EN 12845: 2003 Automatic Sprinkler Systems Design, Installation and
Maintenance.
NFPA 13
Both above standards need to be followed unless the specific aspect is not covered in the
selected standard.
Design Method of Automatic Sprinkler System
It should be complied with UBBL 1984, the by Laws 226 and 228
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An Automatic Sprinkler System is designed for having a response to detect, control
and extinguishes a fire, and warned the occupants of the occurrence of fire.
Basic mechanical installations for the Automatic Sprinkler System are such as like Fire
Pumps, Water Storage Tanks, Control Valve Sets, Sprinkler Heads, Flow Switches,
Pressure Switches, Pipe works and valves. This system operates automatically
without human intervention.
The Sprinkler Head usually has a liquid filled glass bulb that breaks due to heat of the
fire and releases water that sprays over the fire.
There are various types of Sprinkler Systems are as follows
Wet Pipe installation ready filled up with water anddischarge once the
sprinkler bulb breaks
Dry Pipe installation always filled up with air under pressure and air is released
once the sprinkler bulb
breaks then only the water fills the pipe and is discharged at the sprinkler head.
Pre action installation normally charged with air unde pressure and a valve is
opened to fill the system with
water when fire is detected by smoke or heat detectors and also when the
sprinkler bulb breaks.
Deluge Installation the sprinkler head has no bulb and water is discharged
simultaneously from all heads
when fire is detected and the deluge valve is open
Occupancy Hazards Groups
Light Hazards : Non Industrial occupancies with low quantity and combustibility
contents, e.g. apartments,
schools and hospitals.
Ordinary Hazards : Commercial and Industrial occupancies in which By handling
and storing ordinary
combustible materials and group under the followings
OH Group I for offices, restaurants and hotels,
OH Group II for laundries, bakeries and tobacco factory,
OH Group III for car parks, departmental stores, large retail shops and
cinemas, clothing and paint factories and
OH Group IIIS for match factories, film and television studios.
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Ordinary Hazard Group IIIS
15 meters: flow 2.65 m/min and at operating pressure of 1.9 bars
30 meters: flow 3.05 m/min and at operating pressure of 2.4 bars
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Storage Capacity shall be dependent on the design density of discharge in
mm/min
It is noted for all Mechanical Engineers to read and understand all other standard &
proceedures that required from the
latest Fire Protection Services (Second Edition 2006) at Chapter 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 till
Chapter 20.
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