DBADI

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1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Reference drawing & Annexures
The DBR is to be read in conjunctions with following drawings & Annexures.
1.2 List of reference drawings
1.2.1 PHE DRAWINGS (SITE PLANS)

a. Sewerage layout Drg. No. G-AD-PL-01-01
b. Effluent layout Drg. No. G-AD-PL-01-02
c. Storm water drainage system Drg. No. G-AD-PL-01-03
d. External water supply layout Drg. No. G-AD-PL-01-04
e. Garden Hydrant layout Drg. No. G-AD-PL-01-05
f. Isometric of water supply system Drg. No. G-AD-PL-01-06
g. Underground water tank & pump
room details Drg. No. G-AD-PL-11-01
h. Overhead tank details Drg. No. G-AD-PL-15-01
1.2.2 Inspection shed

a. Lower level, upper level & roof plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-02-01
b. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-02-02
1.2.3 Workshop Shed

a. Ground floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-03-01
b. Roof plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-03-02
c. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-03-03
1.2.4 Workshop Offices

Ground, first floor & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-04-01
1.2.5 Inspection office

b. First floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-05-02
c. Terrace plan & Mumty Drg. No. G-AD-PL-05-03
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d. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-05-04
1.2.6 Stabling 6-Lines

a. Stabling shed Drg. No.G-AD-PL-06a-01
b. Roof plan Drg. No.G-AD-PL-06a-02
1.2.7 Stabling Shed 12 Lines

a. Stabling shed Drg. No.G-AD-PL-06b-01
b. Roof plan Drg. No.G-AD-PL-06b-02
c. Site plan Drg. No.G-AD-PL-06b-03
1.2.8 Internal cleaning

Internal cleaning shed plans Drg. No. G-AD-PL-07-01
1.29 Pit Wheel Lathe

Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-08-01
1.2.10 Auxiliary Shed

Auxiliary workshop emergency retailing shed Drg. No. G-AD-PL-09-01
1.2.11 TSS
a. Ground floor & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-10-01
1.2.12 Time & Security

Ground & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-12-01
1.2.13 Check post

Ground floor & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-A-14-01
1.2.14 Admin Block- DCC & BCC

a. Ground floor plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-01A
b. Ground floor plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-01B
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c. First floor plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-02A
d. First floor plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-02B
e. Second floor plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-03A

f. Second floor plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-03B
g. Terrace plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-04A
h. Terrace plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-04B
i. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-05
1.2.15 Depot store

a. Ground floor & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-17-01
1.2.16 Training Centre

b. First floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-18-02
c. Second floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-18-03
d. Terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-18-04
e. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-18-05
1.2.17 ASS Building

a. Ground floor and terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-19-01
1.2.18 RSS
a. Ground and terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-PL-20-01
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1.3 FIRE FIGHTING DRAWINGS (SITE PLANS)
a. Fir fighting layout plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-01-01
b. Isometric of fire fighting system Drg. No. G-AD-FF-01-02
1.3.1 Inspection shed

a. Lower level plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-02-01
b. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-02-02
1.3.2 Workshop Shed
a. Ground floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-03-01

1.3.3 Workshop Offices

Ground, first floor & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-04-01
1.3.4 Inspection office

b. First floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-05-02
c. Terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-05-03
d. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-05-04
1.3.5 Stabling 6-Lines

Stabling shed Drg. No.G-AD-FF-06a-01
1.3.6 Stabling Shed 12 Lines

a. Stabling shed Drg. No.G-AD-FF-06b-01
b. Site plan Drg. No.G-AD-FF-06b-02
1.3.7 Internal cleaning

Internal cleaning shed plans Drg. No. G-AD-FF-07-01
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1.3.8 Pit Wheel Lathe
Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-08-01
1.3.9 Auxiliary Shed

Auxiliary workshop emergency retailing shed Drg. No. G-AD-FF-09-01
1.3.10 Time & Security

Ground & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-12-01
1.3.11 Check post

Ground floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-14-01
1.3.12 Admin Block- DCC & BCC

a. Ground floor plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-01A
b. Ground floor plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-01B
c. First floor plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-02A
d. First floor plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-02B
e. Second floor plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-03A
f. Second floor plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-03B
g. Terrace plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-04A
h. Terrace plan (Part-II) Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-04B
i. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-16-05
1.3.14 Depot store

a. Ground floor & terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-17-01
1.3.15 Training Centre

b. First floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-18-02
c. Second floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-18-03
d. Terrace plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-18-04
e. Site plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-18-05
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1.4 List of Annexures
1.4.1 Estimation of daily water requirement ANNEXURE-A
1.4.2 Calculation for capacity of pump, filter
& softener ANNEXURE-B
1.4.3 UG water tank & pump room details ANNEXURE-C
1.4.4 Isometric water supply system ANNEXURE-D
1.4.5 55 KLD STP process scheme ANNEXURE-E
1.4.6 100 KLD STP process scheme ANNEXURE-F
1.4.7 Isometric for firefighting system ANNEXURE-G
1.4.8 Calculations for fire hydrant pump
discharge & head Annexure-H1
1.4.9 Frictional head loss calculations for
fire hydrant system ANNEXURE-H2
1.4.10 Calculations for water requirement for
Firefighting system ANNEXURE-H3
1.4.11 Design calculations for staging height of
Overhead water tank ANNEXURE-I
1.4.12 Design calculations for equivalent length
of fittings ANNEXURE-J
1.4.13 Design calculations for frication loss of
65 mm dia riser pipe ANNEXURE-K
1.4.14 Design calculations for water supply
pressure loss calculations- ANNEXURE-L1
1.4.15 Design calculations for water supply
pressure loss calculations ANNEXURE-L2
1.4.16 Design calculation for sewer age system ANNEXURE-M
1.4.17 Design calculation for carrying capacity
250 mm dia pipe for sewer age system ANNEXURE-N
1.4.18 Design calculation for sewer dd vv ratio ANNEXURE-O
1.4.19 Design calculation for effluent system ANNEXURE-P
1.4.20 Design calculation for carrying capacity
250 mm dia pipe for effluent system ANNEXURE-Q
1.4.21 Design calculation for effluent dd vv ratio ANNEXURE-R
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1.4 CODES & DESIGN STANDARDS
Following codes and standard where required will be followed.
a) CPHEEO (1999) - Manual on Water supply and Treatment
b) CPHEEO (2013) - Manual on Sewerage and sewage treatment
c) SP 35 - Handbook on Water Supply and Drainage
d) SP 42 - Guidelines on Road Drainage
e) National Building Code (NBC) – 2005
f) Uniform plumbing code - 2011
g) Relevant Indian Standards
h) National Building Code of India (Part-4 Fire and Life Safety) NBC-2005
i) Design & Installation of Fixed automatic Sprinkler Fire Extinguishing - IS:

15105.
j) Fire Protection-Safety Signs -IS: 12349
k) Selection, Installation and Maintenance of First-Aid Fire Extinguishers - IS:

2190.
l) Code of practice for installation and maintenance of internal fire hydrants and
hose reels on premises- IS: 3844.
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2.0 WORKS COVERED IN DBR
This DBR covers following aspects and systems related with Public Health
Engineering & fire fighting works for the proposed Depot cum workshop building.
a) Internal water supply systems.
b) Internal sanitary drainage systems.
c) External water supply, Sewerage and Storm water Drainage systems.
d) Sanitary Fittings and Installations.
e) Garden irrigation systems.
f) Sewage treatment plant.
g) Effluent treatment plant.
h) Fire fighting pumps & accessories & related electrical works.
h) External hydrant system.
i) Internal hydrant and Hose Reel system.
j) Automatic Sprinkler System.
k) First Aid Fire Extinguishers.
3.0 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
The scheme and design methodology to be adopted for water supply, sewerage,
storm water drainage & fire suppressions and sprinkler system is detailed below.
3.1 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
3.1.1 DESIGN METHODOLOGY
The water demand has been arrived based on the per capita water demand
applicable for Depot cum workshop building as per National Building Code of India
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(NBC 2005), considering operating time of depot cum workshop building as 8 hours.
For estimation of daily water requirement refer Annexure-A (PAGE NO. 30 TO 34)
3.1.2 SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY
It is presumed external water supply is existing. Tapping from existing municipal

water main will be taken to meet domestic water requirements. Tubewells within the
complex will be proposed to augment the municipal water supply. The quality and
availability of water from these tube wells will be explored as per requirement.
Water supply for irrigation will be catered by the treated water from proposed STP &
ETP.
3.1.3 ESTIMATED DAILY WATER REQUIREMENT
Following design parameters are considered for estimation of daily water

requirement.
3.1.3.1 Design Parameters
a) Population
Population is calculated with following parameters
i) For offices = 1 person per 10 sq.m
ii) For workshops = 1 person per 30 sq.m
b) Daily water requirement
Domestic & flushing
i) For offices = 45 lpcd
ii) For workshops = 45 lpcd
iii) For cleaning & mopping

workshops = 1 l/sq.m
iv) For road washing = 1 l/sq.m
v) For gardening = 3 l/sq.m
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c) Sewage flow = 80% of total water supply.
3.1.3.2 Estimated daily water requirement
The daily water requirement for the depot is estimated as = 370m3 per day.
For detailed calculations for daily water requirement refer Annexure -A- Page
no. 30 to 34.
3.1.3.3 Underground water storage
Underground water storage is proposed as follows:
a) Domestic raw water tank = 185m3
b) Domestic treated water tank = 120m3
Total storage of water supply tank = 305m3

Which is approx. 80% of daily water
Requirement
c) Fire fighting tank
Total storage = 325m3 in two compartments each of

162.5m3.
Refer Annexure-A for calculation of fire storage
For layout plan of UGT & Pump room details refer Annexure-C- Page no. 44.
3.1.3.4 Overhead water storage- Elevated tank
Elevated overhead tank of capacity 200m3 of staging height 30m is

proposed. This overhead tank is divided in two compartments each of
capacity 100m2 for domestic and fire fighting respectively. Calculation of
staging height of overhead tank is enclosed as Annexure-I.
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3.1.3.5 Pump room
An underground tank along with underground pump room is proposed near

parking area.
The pump room will accommodate water supply and fire fighting pumps and
related Mechanical and electrical equipments e.g. filter softener, chlorinators
and electrical panels etc.
Pump room is proposed in underground to facilitate positive suction to water

supply pumps to avoid requirement of priming of pumps time to time.
For layout plan of UGT & Pump room details refer Annexure-C- Page no. 44.
3.1.3.6 Domestic water distribution system
A centralized underground water tank of capacity 305m3 is proposed for

water supply system. This tank will be divided in two compartments as
follows.
a) Raw water tank (Capacity 185m3).
b) Treated water tank (Capacity 120m3).
3.1.3.7 Water supply distribution system
Water supply from source will be brought to the Fire reserve tank having
capacity of 325m3. Overflow from the fire tank will be fed to the raw water
storage tank of 185m3 capacity. This raw water tank will be utilised to supply
water to domestic treated water tank of capacity 120m3 after online
treatment. Water from treated water tank will be pumped to domestic water
compartment capacity 100m3 of elevated overhead tank of capacity 200m3.
Water from this overhead tank will be distributed to various building by
general gravity system.
For water supply scheme refer following drawings.
For layout of water supply system refer drawing no. G-AD-PL-01-04
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For Isometric of domestic water distribution system refer Annexure-D or Drawing

No. G-AD-PL-01-06.
For calculation of distribution network of water supply refer following

Annexures:
a) Annexure-J
(Design calculations for equivalent length of fittings)-Page no. 58 to 71
b) Annexure-K
(Design calculations for friction loss of 65mm dia riser pipe) –Page no. 72 to
75.
c) Annexure-L1
(Design calculations for water supply pressure loss calculations
(sheet 1 of 2)- Page no. 76.
d) Annexure-L2
(Design calculations for water supply pressure loss calculations
(sheet 2 of 2)-Page no.77.
3.1.3.8 Pumps & water treatment system
Pumps & water treatment system comprising the following:
a) Filter feed pumps - Capacity 450 lpm at 24m head.
b) Water transfer pumps from UGT to OHT- Capacity 450 lpm at 45m
head.
c) Dual media filter – Capacity 27000 lph
d) Softener- Capacity 27000 lph
e) Chlorination – Capacity 0-6 lph
For layout plan of UGT & Pump room details refer Drg. No. G-AD-PL-11-01.
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For calculation and capacities of pumps, water treatment and equipment
refer Annexure-B - Page no. 35 to 43.
3.1.3.9 Irrigation water supply distribution system
The estimated landscape water requirement is approximately 70m3/day. No

separate storage is proposed to cater landscape water requirements. Water
will be pumped directly to garden hydrant points from STP/ETP through an
independent ring main connected to various hydrant points with the help of
variable drive automatic hydropenumatic system.
For layout of water irrigation system refer drawing no.G-AD-PL-0-05.
4.0 SANITARY FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
Water saving fixtures will be proposed as follows.
4.1 EWC: Wall hung with dual flushing Cistern.
4.2 Under counter wash basins with CP pillar taps.
4.3 Urinals with sensor operated auto flushing system.
4.4 All sanitary fittings will be CP brass fittings.
5.0 INTERNAL DRAINAGE SYSTEM
Double stack system is proposed for drainage system with separate pipes for soil
and waste disposal.
6.0 EXTERNAL SEWER SYSTEM/EFFLUENT DRAINAGE SYSTEM
6.1 Sewer/effluent appurtenance such as manholes, manholes with drops will be

provided at appropriate locations along with the collation system in accordance with
CPHEEO guidelines.
Manholes will be provided at change in direction, change in pipe sizes, changes in

gradient and at junction points. Spacing of manholes has been kept as per at
junction, turning point or minimum spacing 30m. The shape and size of the
manholes for different depths shall be as indicated in Table 1.
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Table 1 : Shape & sizes of manholes
Depth of Manhole Shape Size of MH.
0.60m to 0.90m Rectangular 900x800mm
0.91m to 1.67m Circular 910mm dia
1.68m to 2.29m Circular 1220mm dia
3.0m & above Circular 1520mm dia
6.2 The Sewerage/effluent system will be based on conventional water carriage

system, in which soil and domestic waste generated by individual building/units will
be collected into a collection chamber, through soil and waste piping system.
6.3 The collection chamber from the individual building/units/toilets shall be connected
to the nearest manhole of the external branch Sewer/effluent line planned either on
the service road or along the periphery of the building as per site conditions. Grease
traps shall be provided for kitchen wastes.
6.4 The domestic sewage will be conveyed from branch line to nearest sub-lateral to
lateral and then to the main line, which shall finally carry the entire sewage due to
gravity to one disposal point for further treatment.
6.5 Velocity Achievement in Gravity / pumping main Sewers/effluents
In order to avoid silt deposition and ensure self-cleaning velocity in gravity sewers,
Sewers should be designed to maintain flow velocities minimum 0.8m/sec and
0.60m /sec under ultimate stage and present peak flow conditions respectively. The
non scouring velocity shall be limited to 2.4m to 3.0m/sec to avoid erosion of pipe
material. Pumping main sewers has to be designed at minimum velocity 0.90 to
1.5m/sec. Hydraulic Design of Sewer Network shall be made accordingly.
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6.6 Flow Parameters
(A) Flow of sewage = 0.8 of water supply
(B) Peak Flow = 3 x average flow
6.7 Depth of Flow in Sewers
As per CPHEEO guidelines, all sewer lines shall be designed for the flow of half-full
(1/2) running upto 450mm dia, 2/3rd full pipe for 450mm and above.
6.8 Materials’ Specifications for sewer/effluent
6.8.1 Pipes
(a) R.C.C. Pipes Class NP2
For dia 200mm and above as per IS: 458, for normal slopes and general site
conditions.
(b) R.C.C. Pipes Class NP3
For dia 300mm and above for heavy loading conditions as per IS: 458.
(c) R.C.C. Pipes Class NP4
For dia 300mm and above for heavy loading conditions as per IS: 458.
All R.C.C. pipes shall be laid as per IS: 873 - 1985 and as per “Manual on
Sewerage and Sewage Treatment” by Ministry of Urban Development, New
Delhi.
(d) Manhole Covers
 Medium duty for manholes on service roads, having approximate total

weight of frame and cover as 116 Kg.
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 Heavy duty for manholes on main roads, having frequent heavy traffic,
having approximate total weight of frame and cover 170-208 Kg.
7.0 FINAL DISPOSAL OF SEWAGE SYSTEM
The estimated sewer discharge from the depot is estimated as approximately

55KLD @ 80% of domestic water supply requirement of 67 KLD. Sewage is
proposed to be disposed into sewage treatment plant of capacity 55KLD proposed
at south side of the plot near administration building. Treated effluent from STP will
be reused to cater for irrigation water requirements. Sludge obtained from sludge
beds will be reused as manure for landscape areas.
For sewage layout refer drawing no .G-AD-PL-01-01.

For sewage layout refer drawing no .G-AD-PL-01-02.
For design calculation for sewer system refer following Annexures:
a) Annexure-M (Design calculations for sewerage system)- Page no. 78

b) Annexure-N (Design calculations for carrying capacity of sewer pipes)-Page
no. 79 to 81.
c) Annexure-O (d/D & v/V ratio of sewer pipes)- Page no. 82.
For design calculation for effluent system refer following Annexures:

a) Annexure-P (Design calculations for effluent system)- Page no. 83.
b) Annexure-Q (Design calculations for carrying capacity of effluent pipes)-
Page no. 84 to 85.
c) Annexure-R (d/D & v/V ratio of effluent pipes)- Page no. 86.
8.0 PROCESS SCHEME FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
Sewage Treatment plant of capacity 55 KLD is proposed. It is proposed to use

Attached Growth system working on the principle of Fluidized Aerobic Bio-reactor
process based on the FAB process.
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Waste water will flow via gravity through a bar screen chamber & Oil & Grease Trap
to an equalization Tank. A bar screen will be provided at the inlet point in the
bar screen chamber and the waste water will flow through this bar screen into
the Tank. Bar screen will be so designed that it can be cleaned manually from
outside the Tank. The oil & grease from the Oil & Grease Trap would have to be
removed manually. Waste water from the equalization tank will be transferred by
means of Pumps into the FAB tank where it will be mixed with living organisms
also called MLSS (Mixed Liquor Suspended Solids) in presence of air & air will be
introduced through submerged air diffusers (MLSS in aeration tank will be
maintained 2500-3000 Mg/L). The FAB system will be designed in a way so as to
achieve complete mixing of organisms with raw sewage. After achieving a complete
mixing of organisms over a retention period of 10-12 hrs, the effluent would flow via
gravity into the Tube Settler. In the tube settler, PVC Tube Media would be provided
to enhance settling of the sludge with attached settling process. Through the use of
baffles the liquid in the Tube Settler is maintained in quiescent condition which
allows the solids to settle to the bottom for collection. The accumulating solids
known as “Sludge” will be constantly pumped back into the FAB tank by sludge
recycle pumps. This return sludge undergoes further digestion in the aeration tank
and also provides the active organism needed to digest the incoming raw sewage.
The Tube Settler will be provided with adjustable overflow weir to collect the treated
effluent and a scum baffle will keep any floating matter from passing out in the final
treated water. Treated water from Tube Settler will over flow into a chlorine contact
tank where hypochlorite solution will be added to disinfect the treated water.
Excess sludge from the bottom of the Tube Settler will be collected in an adjoining
aerobic digester cum thickener tank. In this tank sludge will be aerated. The air will
be shut off periodically and supernatant water shall flow into the collection tank.
This way the sludge will be thickened and its volume will be reduced. The sludge
digester cum thickener tank will be sized to hold excess sludge. The excess sludge
will be further passed into a filter press where the sludge will be pressed between
plates manually and the liquid concentration in the sludge will be further reduced.
The sludge will then form into semi-solid cake which can be removed for disposal.
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The treated effluent from clarifier will be further treated for tertiary treatment with the
help filters, activated carbon filter sand UV reactor & Ultra Filtration to reduce the
BOD level to 10 ppm.
The treated effluent from STP will be used for irrigation system.
Schematic diagram for process scheme for STP is enclosed as Annexure-E-Page

no. 46.
9.0 EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT
Effluent Treatment plant of capacity 100 KLD is proposed. It is proposed to use

chemical treatment for effluent treatment plant. Effluent from workshop areas &
washing plant will flow via gravity through a bar screen chamber & Oil & Grease
Trap to an equalization Tank. A bar screen will be provided at the inlet point in
the bar screen chamber and the waste water will flow through this bar screen
into the Tank. Bar screen will be so designed that it can be cleaned manually from
outside the Tank. The oil & grease from the Oil & Grease Trap would have to be
removed manually. Raw effluent from the equalization tank will be transferred by
means of Pumps into the Primary clarifier via flocculator & flash mixer. Overflow
from clarifier will be collected in Aeration tank provided with submerged air diffusers
connected to blowers. The treated effluent from Aeration tank will be passed on to
secondary tube settler to enhance settling of the sludge with attached settling
process. Through the use of baffles the liquid in the Tube Settler is maintained in
quiescent condition which allows the solids to settle to the bottom for collection. The
accumulating solids known as “Sludge” will be constantly pumped back into the
Aeration tank by sludge recycle pumps. .
Excess sludge from the bottom of the Tube Settler will be collected in an adjoining
aerobic digester cum thickener tank. In this tank sludge will be aerated. The air will
be shut off periodically and supernatant water shall flow into the collection tank.
This way the sludge will be thickened and its volume will be reduced. The sludge
digester cum thickener tank will be sized to hold excess sludge. The excess sludge
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will be further passed into a filter press where the sludge will be pressed between
plates manually and the liquid concentration in the sludge will be further reduced.
The sludge will then form into semi-solid cake which can be removed for disposal.
The treated effluent from clarifier will be further treated for tertiary treatment with the
help filters, activated carbon filter sand UV reactor & Ultra Filtration to reduce the
BOD level to 10 ppm.
The treated effluent from ETP will be used for irrigation system.
Schematic diagram for process scheme for ETP is enclosed as Annexure-F- Page
no. 47.
10.0 RAIN WATER PIPES
The rain water pipes will be distributed at terrace to cater areas as indicated in
NBC-2005.
11.0 EXTERNAL STORM WATER DRAINAGE SYSTEM
11.1 Storm water drainage system is proposed to be designed with covered pipe drains.
Catch basins where necessary will be suitably located to match with landscape.
11.2 Methodology for estimation of storm runnoff
Runoff shall be characterized by individual parameters such as the runoff volume,

Peak flow and duration or by a complete runoff hydrograph showing the runoff flow
rate variation in time. No. of empirical formula are available for calculations of runoff
out of which formula indicated in CPHEEO Manual is widely used. The same will be
adopted here for calculations.
Q = 2.778 CIA Cusec.
Where
Q = Max. runoff in m3/Sec
I = Max. intensity of rainfall in 1 hour
A = Area km2
C = runoff factor. Refer table below
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S. No. Description of Surface Value of run off coefficient/
Impermeability factor of the surface
1. Terraces 0.80
2. Paved Surface, Roads 0.60
3. Grass & parks 0.10
The storm water drainage system of this site will be designed taking into account
Mean rain fall data for last 25 year in Nagpur.
The sizes of storm water pipes will be calculated by using Manning’s formula as
given in sewerage & sewage treatment manual.
The manning formula is given by
v = 1/n r2/3 s1/2
Q =Axv
Where
v = velocity of flow in pipe in m/sec.
A = area of cross section of pipe in m2
r = Hydraulic depth = d/4 for circular pipes
d = Diameter of pipe
s = Slope of Pipe
n = Manning’s coefficient (.013 is adopted)
Socket & spigot RCC NP-2/NP-3 Class pipes jointed with rubber rings with circular
manholes are adopted for storm water drainage system. Similar to sewer system
refer Para 8.8.1 (a) & (b).
Final disposal of storm water system will be connected to existing storm water
manholes at two locations outside the depot.
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a) Location-1 – Near main entry
b) Location-2- Rear side of depot
Rain water harvesting comprises desilting chambers with recharging wells and
boreholes.
For storm water drainage layout refer drawing no G-AD-PL-01-03.
12.0 FIRE FIGHTING WORKS
The Purpose of this subhead is to describe the fire Protection system design proposals for
this Depot cum workshop Building. This subhead covers the design basis of the system and
operation of the system.
12.1 SCOPE
The scope covers the design of various types of fire protection system envisaged for the
storage/office Building. The basic requirement is as per National Building code of India
2005 (Part IV- Fire and Life safety) & IS: 15105:2002.
12.2 WORKS COVERED IN DBR
This DBR covers following aspects and systems related with firefighting works for
the proposed warehouses.
a) Fire fighting pumps & accessories & related electrical works
b) External hydrant system
c) Internal hydrant and Hose Reel system.
d) Automatic Sprinkler System in main building including basement & store

building.
e) Gas fire suppression system in signalling equipment/room, telecom

equipment/ room, AFC room.
f) First Aid Fire Extinguishers.
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12.3 CODES & DESIGN STANDARDS
Following codes and standard where required will be followed.
a) National Building Code of India

(Part-4 Fire and Life Safety) - NBC-2005
b) Design & Installation of Fixed automatic

Sprinkler Fire Extinguishing - IS:15105
c) Fire Protection-Safety Signs - IS:12349
d) Selection, Installation and Maintenance of

First-Aid Fire Extinguishers - IS:2190
e) Code of practice for installation and

maintenance of internal fire hydrants and
hose reels on premises - IS:3844
12.4 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
The scheme and design methodology to be adopted for fire suppressions and sprinkler
system is detailed below.
12.4.1 A static underground tank of capacity 325m3.
12.4.2 Compartment of 100m3 fire tank in main elevated OHT of capacity 200m3.
12.4.3 Fire fighting pumps
a) 1 No. Main fire pump of capacity 2850 lpm at 80m head.
b) 1 No. sprinkler pump of capacity 2850 lpm at 80m head.
c) 1 No. Standby diesel operated pump of capacity 2850 lpm at 80m

head.
d) 1 No. Pressurization Jockey pump of capacity 300 lpm at 80m head.
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e) 1 No. booster pump of capacity 900 lpm at 30m head.
For calculations for firefighting pump refer following Annexures
a) Annexure-H1
(Calculations for fire hydrant pump discharge & head) Page no. 49.
b) Annexure-H2
(Frictional Head Loss Calculations for Fire Hydrant System) Page no. 50
to 55.
12.4.4 The sprinkler system will be provided in storage building. Sprinkler system
will be designed and installed as per Code of practice IS:15105.
12.4.5 External fire hydrant system is proposed all around the building in the form of
ring. The external fire hydrants will be provided at a spacing of 60m centre to
centre.
12.4.6 The fire extinguishers are distributed in the building as per fire fighting bye
laws.
12.4.7 Fire fighting underground tank of capacity 325m3 is located the within the
depot and pump room is located adjacent to the underground tank. The fire
fighting pumps will be having positive suction.
12.4.8 Fire bridge inlets are also proposed near the entry gates for better
accessibility for Fire Brigade for fire fighting system.
12.4.9 Domestic water tanks of capacity 305m3 are proposed adjacent to fire tank.
This provision is made so that in case water is needed during emergencies
the same can be withdrawn from these tanks through fire pumps.
12.5 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
12.5.1 UNDERGROUND FIRE WATER TANK
The fire underground tank of 325m3 is proposed as per NBC-2005 /IS: 15105.
Adjacent to fire underground tank, common PHE & fire pump room is proposed. The
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pump room will accommodate fire fighting pumps and related Mechanical and
electrical equipments e.g. air vessel and electrical control panels etc.
Pump room is proposed underground to facilitate positive suction to fire fighting

pumps to avoid requirement of priming of pumps time to time.
For calculations of underground fire water tank capacity refer Annexure-H3-Page

no. 56.
12.5.2 OVER HEAD FIRE WATER TANK
The fire compartment of 100m3 in main elevated overhead tank.
Booster pump of capacity 900 lpm at 3kg/cm2 will be installed at ground level below
fire overhead tank.
12.6 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
12.6.1 INTERNAL & EXTERNAL HYDRANT SYSTEM
a) The Hydrant System will comprise of AC motor driven pump set, standby
diesel pump set, jockey pump set for pressurization with all required
accessories including valves, special fittings, instrumentation, control
panels and any other components required to complete the system in all
respects.
b) The Hydrant System will be semi automatic in action and shall be laid
covering the entire area externally and all the floors internally with
independent piping system. For the Sprinkler System, a separate piping
system shall be installed.
c) The Hydrant System will be kept pressurized at all times. The proposed
Jockey Pump shall take care of the leakages in the system, pipe lines and
valve glands.
d) The pressure in the hydrant pipe work will be kept constant at 7 Kg/cm2. In
the event of fire when any of the hydrant valves in the network is opened,
the resultant fall in header pressure shall start the AC motor driven fire pump
through pressure switches automatically. There shall be one Diesel Engine
Driven pump as standby for both hydrant systems. In case of failure of
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electricity or failure of Electric Pump to start on demand, the standby Diesel
Pump shall automatically take over.
e) However, shutting down of the pump set will be manual except for the
Jockey Pump which shall start and stop automatically through pressure
switches. In addition to auto start arrangements, the main pump shall also
have an over-riding manual starting facility by push button arrangement.
f) The yard hydrants will be placed at a regular spacing of 45m centre to

centre. The following accessories are proposed near each yard hydrant.
i) 1 no. gunmetal single headed hydrant valves.
ii) 2 nos. RRL Hoses of size 63mm dia x 15m long.
iii) 1 no. gunmetal Branch pipe.
Gun metal hydrant valve, RRL hose and gunmetal branch pipe will be
accommodated in a aluminum hose box mounted on brick pedestals.
g) The Internal Hydrant System (Wet Risers) will be provided on each floor.
h) The hydrant point will be directly tapped from the Riser pipes, and will be
furnished with required accessories such as
i) 1 No. Single outlet gun metal fire hydrant landing valve.
ii) 2 Nos. RRL hoses 63 mm dia and 15 m long.
iii) 1 No. First aid Dunlop hose reel 20 mm dia x 30 m long with
drum.
iv) 1 No. gun metal branch pipe 20 mm dia.
v) 1 No. fire man axe.
vi) 2 Nos. 5 kg capacity ABC type fire extinguisher near landing

valve.
All above accessories will be placed in a niche of size 1200 mm x 600

mm deep and approx height 1600 mm. Niche will be covered with MS
shutters with glass front.
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i) The hydrant risers will be terminated with air release valve at the highest
points to release the trapped air in the pipe work. At each tapping from the
Riser a Orifice Plate shall be located in the lower floors to reduce the
pressure.
j) To compensate for slight losses of pressure in the system and to provide an

air cushion for counteracting pressure surges/water hammer in the
underground pipe work Air Vessels shall be furnished in the pump room near
fire pumps. The air vessel shall be normally partly full of water and the
remaining being filled with air which shall be under compression when the
system is in normal operation.
k) The entire Wet Risers, external Hydrant Ring Main System and sprinkler
system will be fed from the water supply (Static Water Tank) and pump
room.
Layout of fire hydrant system refer drawing no. G-AD-FF-01-01.
For isometric layout of fire hydrant system refer Annexure-G or drawing no.
G-AD-FF-01-02.
12.6.2 SPRINKLER SYSTEM
a) Sprinkler system will be distributed in store building so as to cover 9–12 sq.

m area with one sprinkler.
b) Sprinkler risers will be provided with instantaneous control valve with alarm
gang. The entire sprinkler system shall be divided in various zones with the
help of flow switches which shall be connected to central annunciation panel
so that in case of fire exact location of affected area can be identified.
c) A suitable drainage arrangement with bye pass valves will be provided to

facilitate maintenance of sprinkler pipe work.
12.7 OPERATING SEQUENCE FOR THE FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM
a) The operating pressure in the mains is to be maintained at 7.0 kg/cm2.
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b) The jockey pump will start automatically the moment pressure drops to 6.5
kg/cm2 because any leakage or minor draw-off from the system and stop
when the pressure reaches 7.0 kg/cm2 again.
c) In case, after the start of jockey pump, the pressure still keeps on falling, the
main fire pump/sprinkler pump will start depending upon the location of
operation at 6.0 kg/cm2 by triggering of the pressure switch. Jockey pump
will stop when main pump starts.
d) In the event of electrical or mechanical failure of main fire pump

(hydrant/sprinkler) to start, the diesel engine driven pump will cut in when the
pressure in the mains fall down to 5.5 kg/cm2. The main electric pump shall
then be locked out.
e) In the event of failure of wet riser system, there will be further drop in
pressure and when the pressures reaches to 5.0 kg/cm2 fire booster pump
near overhead tank will start automatically.
f) If within a preset period the standby pump fails to start or fails to develop
adequate pressure, the control system will shut down the standby pump and
lock it out and given an audiovisual indication to that effect at the control
panel.
g) Jockey pump will be shut down automatically when the fire pump electric or
diesel is operating. Necessary integration of pipe work and controls shall be
provided for the purpose. A timer may be employed where necessary to
distinguish between slow fall of pressure due to system leaks and sudden
fall of pressure due to fire duty by opening of valves and thus prevent
parallel start up of both pressurization and fire pumps
12.8 PORTABLE FIRST-AID FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
The extinguishers are used to put-off small fires. The extinguishers will be used in
the incipient stage of fire. Fire extinguishers are easy to handle. This is useful to put
off the fire in the initial stage itself and thus avoiding major losses.
Design parameters
A. The Fire Extinguishers of CO2, ABC & DCP type will be provided as per
IS 2190: 2010.
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B. The extinguishers are located within a travel distance of 15 m from any

point on each floor.
C. All extinguishers considered are Halon free.
12.9 PHOTO LUMINESCENT SAFETY SIGNAGES
The photo luminescent safety signage glows in darkness. This will guide the safe
escape of occupants even in case of the power supply failure. This can be also
useful to find the location of the firefighting appliances in case of emergency even in
darkness.
Design Parameters:
A. Photo luminescent signage’s are provided in the extinguisher

location, fire escape hydrant & hose reel, and for fire alarm panel.
12.10 FIRE SEALANT
All pipes puncturing the RCC floors & walls etc has to be sealed with fire sealants approved
by fire authorities.
13.0 GAS SUPPRESSION FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM
Gas suppression system shall comprise clean agent comprising HFC 125/ HFC
227ea gas as the extinguishing agent. It shall be used as a standard for the system
Equipment, System Installation and Acceptance testing. The gas suppression
system in general shall be proposed in following areas.
a) Signalling Equipment Room
b) Telecom Equipment Room
c) AFC Room
d) Signaling Room
e) Telecom Room
Gas suppression system in general shall comprise the following equipments
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 Agent storage container with cylinder valve, pressure gauge.
 Gas agent.
 Discharge nozzle(s).
 Solenoid valve(s) and Pneumatic Actuator(s).
 Manual Actuator(s).
 Mounting brackets.
 Discharge hoses.
 Check valves,
 Inter-connecting Actuation hoses
 Manifolds and piping with fittings.
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ANNEXURE-A
ESTIMATION OF DAILY WATER REQUIREMENT
WATER
TOTAL REQUIR
TYPE OF
S. NO. OF BUILT UP POPULA EMENT WATER
BUILDING NAME OCCUPANC
NO. SHIFTS AREA IN TION PER DEMAND (LPD)
Y
SQ. M. PERSON
(LPCD)
1.0 INSPECTION
BAYS
a) Ground Floor Storage
Total area = 3600
sq.m
Less track &
machinary @ 80%
of 3600 sq.m= 720
sq.m
Population @ 2 25 45 2,250
720.00
30m2/Person
TOTAL 2,250
SAY 2300
2.0 WORKSHOP SHED Storage

a) Ground Floor
Total area = 7160
sq.m
Less track &
machinary @ 70%
of 7160 sq.m= 2148
sq.m
Population @ 1 72 45 3,240
2148.00
30m2/Person
TOTAL 3,240
SAY 3300
3.0 INSPECTION Business/

OFFICES / Storage
MAINTENANCE
a) Ground Floor
Total area = 1600
sq.m
Less machinary
equipments @ 70%
of 1600 sq.m= 480
sq.m
Population @ 1 17 45 765
480.00
30m2/Person
b) First floor
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Total area = 1600
sq.m
Less machinary
equipments @ 70%
of 1600 sq.m= 480
sq.m
Population @ 1 49 45 2,205
480.00
10m2/Person
TOTAL 2,970
SAY 3000
4.0 STABLING SHED NIL
5.0 INTERNAL Storage

CLEANING SHED
a) Ground Floor
Total area = 1125
sq.m
Less track &
machinary @ 80%
of 1125 sq.m= 225
sq.m
225.00
30m2/Person
TOTAL 315
SAY 500
6.0 PIT WHEEL LATHE NIL
7.0 PUMP ROOM (U.G.

WATER TANK)
NIL
8.0 TIME & SECURITY

OFFICE Business
a) Ground Floor
Total area = 110.25
sq.m
Diversity @ 50% of
166 sq.m= 83 sq.m
55.13
10m2/Person
TOTAL 810
SAY 1000
9.0 CAR/CYCLE/SCOO
TER SHEDS
NIL
10.0 CHECK POST (1

Nos.) 3 Business 3 45 135
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11.0 OH TANK NIL
12.0 ADMINSTRATIVE
BLOCK Business
a) Ground, First floor
& Second floor
Total area =
2400+2400+2400=7
200 sq.m
Diversity @ 50% of
7200 sq.m= 3600
sq.m
Population @ 2 361 45 32,49
3600.00
10m2/Person 0
TOTAL 32,49
0
SAY 32500
13.0 TRAINING
CENTRE Assembly
a) Ground floor
Canteen 172 seats 1 172 70 12,04
0
b) First floor
i) Seminar Hall 126 1 63 15 945
seats diversity @
50% of 126
seats=63
ii) Class room 108 1 54 45 2,430
seats diversity @
50% of 108
seats=54
c) Second floor
i) Class room 144 1 72 45 3,240
seats diversity @
50% of 144
seats=72
ii) Lecturers chamber 1 24 45 1,080
24 seats
TOTAL 19,73
5
SAY 20000
14.0 WORKSHOP Storage

OFFICES /
MAINTENACE
SECTION
a) Ground + first
Total area =
1200+1200=2400
sq.m
Less machinery
equipments @ 70%
of 2400 sq.m= 720
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sq.m
Population @ 1 25 45 1,125
720.00
30m2/Person
TOTAL 1,125
SAY 1200
15.0 DEPOT STORE Storage

a) Ground floor
Total area = 1875
sq.m
Less machinery
equipments @ 70%
of 1875 sq.m=
562.5 sq.m
Population @ 1 62 45 2,790
1875.00
30m2/Person
TOTAL 2,790
SAY 3000
16.0 AUXILLARY Business

WORKSHOP/
EMERGENCY
RERAILING SHED
Total area =900

sq.m
Less machinery
equipments @ 70%
of 900 sq.m= 270.0
sq.m
270.00
30m2/Person
TOTAL 450
SAY 500
17.0 TOILET BLOCK

NEAR STABLING 1000
SHED (LS)
18.0 TSS NIL
19.0 POOL &

FOUNTAIN
Total capacity
230m3 (185 sq.mx
1.25m water depth)
Evaporation loss @
5% 230m3
11500
20.0 RSS (LS) 500
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21.0 COACH WASHING 176000
22.0 FIRE FIGHTING 1% of

MAEKUP 325000
litres 3250
23.0 ROAD WASHING

@ 1 LTRS/SQ.M
29858 1 29858
24.0 GARDENING @
15% OF TOTAL
PLOT
AREA=23400 SQ.M
@ 3 LTRS/SQ. 23400 3 70200
25.0 CLEANING &

MOPPING
a) INSPECTION BAY
= 3600 SQ.M @ 1
LTRS/SQ.M 3600 1 3600
b) WORKSHOP SHED
= 7160 SQ.M @ 1
LTRS/SQ.M
7160 1 7160
c) INSPECTION
OFFICES /
MAINTENANCE=36
00 SQ.M @ 1
LTRS/SQ.M 3600 1 3600
d) INTERNAL
CLEANING SHED =
1125 SQ.M @ 1
LTRS/SQ.M 1125 1 1125
e) WORKSHOP
OFFICES /
MAINTENACE
SECTION=1200
SQ.M @ 1
LTRS/SQ.M 1200 1 1200
f) PIT WHEEL
LATHE=480 SQ.M
@ 1 LTRS/SQ.M 480 1 480
g) AUXILLARY
WORKSHOP/
EMERGENCY
RERAILING
SHED=900 SQ.M
@ 1 LTRS/SQ.M 900 1 900
TOTAL WATER 377873
REQUIREMENT
370m3/
SAY
day
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ANNEXURE-B
CALCULATION FOR CAPACITY OF PUMP, FILTER & SOFTENER
Total water demand = 377.873m3/day
(Refer water demand calculation sheets)
Less garden irrigation = 70.20m3/day
Less road washing = 29.858m3/day
Less fire fighting makeup = 3.25m3/day
Total domestic water demand = 274.565m3/day
1.0 Filter / Softener Feed pumps
1.1 Calculation for discharge
Total Domestic water requirement = 274.565m3/day
Operating time = 5 Hours
Capacity of pump = 274.565/5
= 54.913m3/hr.
= 0.915m3/min
Say = 0.915m3/min
= 900 lpm
Hence two sets of pumps sets are selected with each set comprising two pumps each of
capacity 450 lpm. In each set, two pumps will be working, while other set of two pumps are
kept as standby.
1.2 Calculation for head
Size of pipe selected 100mm dia for 0.0075m3/sec. (450 lpm)
Friction loss in 100mm dia pipe
Diameter of pipe is given by the formula
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Q=A x V
Where
Q= Flow Rate in m3/sec
A= Area of cross section of pipe in m2
V= velocity of flow in m2/sec
0.0075 = 3.14/4x(0.10)2xV
0.0075 = (0.0785)2xV
0.0075 = 0.0061xV
V = 0.0075/0.0061
V =1.22m/sec
Say V =1.30m/sec
1.3 Calculations for length of pipe equal to all resistances

i) Pipe length from pump to filter/softer
& filter/softener to treated water tank = 24.0m
ii) Details of fittings (Refer underground water tank details)
100mm dia Gate Valve = 7 Nos. (V1+V2+V3+V4+
V5+V6+V7)
100mm dia Check Valve = 1 No. (N1)
100mm dia Bend = 5 Nos. (B1+B2+B3+B4+B5)
100mm dia Tee = 6 Nos. (T1+T2+T3+T4+T5+T6)
iii) Calculation for equivalent length of fittings in meters
Le = CKD
Where
Le = Equivalent length in meter
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C = Special Co-efficient according to type of fitting
K = Resistances co-efficient
D = Diameter of fitting in mm
Value of C as per SP-35 (Table-8) specials coefficients
For Gate Valve = 0.08
For Check Valve = 0.08
For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
Average Value of K as per SP-35 (Table-7) Resistance coefficients for specials and
appurtenances
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For Check Valve = (0.6+2.3)/2 = 1.45
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075
Equivalent length of fittings

Gate Valve = 7x0.08x0.21x100 = 11.76m
Check Valve = 1x0.08x1.45x100 = 11.60m
For bend = 5x0.044x0.38x100 = 8.36m
For Tee = 6x0.066x1.075x100 = 42.57m
Total equivalent length of fittings = 74.29m
Say = 75.0m
Total pipe length with fittings (24.0m+75.0m) = 99.0m
1.4 Friction head losses for 100mm dia pipe
Using Hazen Williams Formula
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Hf = 10.665xLx(Q1.852)
(C1.852) x (D4.871)
Where
Q = 0.0075m3/sec
L = 99m
C = Friction co-efficient = 90
D = 0.10m
Therefore:
Hf = 10.665x99x(0.00751.85)
(901.85) x (0.104.87)
= 2.30m
Say = 2.5m
1.5 Static head
(Inlet level of treated water tank –
bottom level of raw water tank) = +50.09m – (+46.71m) = 3.38m
1.6 Loss of head in filter/Softener = 10m
1.7 Residual head at inlet of
Domestic water tank = 5.0m
Total head = 20.88m
Say = 24.0m
Pumps selected (2 sets)
Capacity = 450 lpm
Head = 24.0m
Nos. of Pumps in each set = 2 Nos. (1 working + 1 Standby)
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2.0 Domestic water transfer pumps to feed elevated overhead tank
2.1 Calculation for discharge
Total Domestic water requirement = 274.565m3/day
(Refer water supply design calculation

sheets)
Operating time = 5 Hours
Capacity of pump = 274.565/5
= 54.913m3/hr.
= 0.915m3/min
Say = 0.915m3/min
= 900 lpm
Hence two sets of pumps sets are selected with each set comprising two pumps each of
capacity 450 lpm. In each set, two pumps will be working, while other set of two pumps are
kept as standby.
Size of pipe selected 100mm dia for 0.0075 m3/sec. (450 lpm)
Q=A x V
Where
0.0075 = 3.14/4x(0.10)2xV
0.0075 = (0.0785)2xV
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0.0075 = 0.0061xV
V = 0.0075/0.0061
V = 1.22m/sec
Say V =1.25m/sec

i) Pipe length from pump to
OHT (12m+4m+2m+35m) = 53.0m
ii) Details of fittings (Refer pump room details & Site plan)
100mm dia Gate Valve = 3 Nos.
(V8+V9 at pump room &
V41 at site)
100mm dia Check Valve = 1 No. (N2 at pump room)
100mm dia Bend = 4 Nos. (B6+B7 at pump room
& B48+B49 at site)
100mm dia Tee = 3 Nos. (T7+T8+T9
at pump room)
Le = CKD
Where
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For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
appurtenances
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For Check Valve = (0.6+2.3)/2 = 1.45
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

Gate Valve = 3x0.08x0.21x100 = 5.04m
Check Valve = 1x0.08x1.45x100 = 11.60m
For bend = 4x0.044x0.38x100 = 6.688m
For Tee = 3x0.066x1.075x100 = 21.285m
Say = 45.0m
Hf = 10.665xLx(Q1.852)
(C1.852) x (D4.871)
Where
Q = 0.0075m3/sec
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L = 98m
D = 0.10m
Therefore:
Hf = 10.665x98x(0.00751.85)
(901.85) x (0.104.87)
= 2.28m
Say = 2.5
2.5 Static head
(Inlet level of elevated overhead tank –
bottom level of treated water tank) = +84.85m – (+46.71m) = 38.14m
2.6 Residual head at inlet of
Elevated overhead water tank = 5.0m
Total head = 45.64m
Say = 45.0m
Pumps selected (2 Sets)
Capacity = 450 lpm
Head = 45.0m
Nos. of Pumps in each set = 2 Nos. (1 working + 1 Standby)
3.0 Pressure Filters
3.1 Selection of filter
Capacity of filter = capacity of working filter feed pumps = 450 lpm
= 27000 lph
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There are two filter feed pumps working at any time to meet daily domestic water
requirement. Hence two filters of capacity 27000 lph working together are selected to meet
daily domestic water requirement.
4.0 Softeners
4.1 Selection of Softener
Capacity of softener = capacity of working filter feed pumps = 450 lpm
= 27000 lph
There are two filter feed pumps working at any time to meet daily domestic water
requirement. Hence two softeners of capacity 27000 lph working together are selected to
meet daily domestic water requirement.
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ANNEXURE-C
UG WATER TANK & PUMP ROOM DETAILS
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ANNEXURE-D
ISOMETRIC WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
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ANNEXURE-E
55 KLD STP PROCESS SCHEME
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ANNEXURE-F
100 KLD STP PROCESS SCHEME
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ANNEXURE-G
ISOMETRIC FOR FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM
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ANNEXURE-H1
CALCULATIONS FOR FIRE HYDRANT PUMP DISCHARGE & HEAD
1.0 Main Fire hydrant electrical driven pumps
1.1 Calculation for discharge (As per NBC-2005)
Capacity required as per national building code-2005 = 2850 lpm
2.2 Head of hydrant pump = 80m
a) Total head required for farthest hydrant point = 126m
(For calculations for friction loss calculations sheets for fire hydrant system)
As per norms fire pump should able to operate at 150% discharge valve to
give 65% head i.e., 65% of 126m head =81m Say = 80m
Hence 80m head pump is in order and will able to meet required
characteristics of fire pump requirements.
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ANNEXURE-H2
FRICTIONAL HEAD LOSS CALCULATIONS FOR FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM
1.0 Main Fire hydrant electrical driven pumps
1.1 Calculation for discharge (As per NBC-2005)
Capacity required as per national building code-2005 = 2850 lpm
= 2.85m3/min.
= 0.0475 m3/sec.
Size of pipe selected 200mm dia for 0.0475 m3/sec.
Q=A x V
Where
0.0475 =3.14/4x(0.20)2xV
0.0475 =(0.157)2xV
0.0475 =0.0138xV
V =0.0475/0.0246
V =1.93m/sec
Say V =2.0m/sec
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i) Pipe length from pump to
Farthest hydrant point
(DCC & BCC building)
200mm dia- (From pump room
to Admin building) = 1892.0m
150mm dia- (Pump room) = 5.640m
150mm dia- (Admin) = 17.85m
ii) Details of fittings (Admin)
150mm dia Gate Valve = 3 Nos. (V19+V20 +V21
at building)
150mm dia Bend = 1 No. (B1 at building)
150mm dia Tee = 4 Nos. (T1+T2+T3+T4
at building)
iii) Details of fittings (Pump room)
150mm dia Gate Valve = 1 No. (V11 at pump room
150mm dia NRV = 1 No. (N4 at pump room)
150mm dia Bend = 1 No. (B11 at pump room
iv) Details of fittings (Site)
200mm dia Gate Valve = 10 Nos. (V1+V3+V5+V6+V8+
V9+V10+V15+V17+V18)
200mm dia Bend = 16 Nos.
(B1 +B2+B3+B4+B5+
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B6+B7+B8+B9+B10+B11+B12)
B13+B14+B15+B16)
200mm dia Tee = 44 Nos.
(T1+T2+T3+T4+T5+T6+T7+T8+
T9+T10+T11+T12+T13+T14+
T15+T16+T17+T18+T19+T20+
T21+T22+T23+T24+T25+T26+
T27+T28+T29+T30+T31+T32+
T33+T34+T35+T36+T37+T38
T39+T40+T41+T42+T43+T44)
v) Calculation for equivalent length of fittings in meters
Le = CKD
Where
For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
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appurtenances
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For Check Valve = (0.6+2.3)/2 = 1.45
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075
Equivalent length of fittings (Admin)

Gate Valve = 3x0.08x0.21x150 = 7.560m
For bend = 1x0.044x0.38x150 = 2.508m
For Tee = 4x0.066x1.075x150 = 42.570m
Say = 53.0m
Equivalent length of fittings (Pump room)

Gate Valve = 1x0.08x0.21x150 = 2.520m
Check Valve = 1x0.08x1.45x150 = 17.40m
For bend = 1x0.044x0.38x150 = 2.508m
Say = 22.0m
Equivalent length of fittings (Site)

Gate Valve = 10x0.08x0.21x200 = 33.60m
For bend = 16x0.044x0.38x200 = 53.504m
For Tee = 44x0.066x1.075x200 = 624.360m
Say = 711.0m
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Total pipe length with fittings
200mm dia = 1892m+711m = 2603m
150mm dia = 5.64m+17.85m+ = 98.49m Say 98 m
53m+22m
2.4 Friction head losses
For 200mm dia pipe
Hf = 10.665xLx(Q1.852)
(C1.852) x (D4.871)
Where
Q = 0.0475m3/sec
L = 2603m
D = 0.20m
Therefore:
Hf = 10.665x2603x(0.04751.85)
(901.85) x (0.204.87)
= 60.8m
Say = 60.8m
For 150mm dia pipe
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Hf = 10.665xLx(Q1.852)
(C1.852) x (D4.871)
Where
Q = 0.0475m3/sec
L = 98m
D = 0.15m
Therefore:
Hf = 10.665x98x(0.04751.85)
(901.85) x (0.154.87)
= 9.2m
Say = 9.2m
2.5 Static head
(Level of farthest landing valve (Admin building)
– bottom level of Fire UGT) =17.85m – (-3.76m) = 21.61m
2.6 Pressure requirement at last landing valve = 35.0m
Total head = 126.61m
Say = 126.0m
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ANNEXURE-H3
CALCULATIONS FOR WATER REQUIREMENT FOR FIREFIGHTING SYSTEM
Assuming 3 hydrant points operating at a time (Major fire)
Discharge from one hydrant point = 900 lpm
Operating time for one hydrant point = 2 hours
Total discharge = 900x3x120min

= 324000 litres
Say = 325000 litres
= 325m3
Hence 325m3 capacity fire underground water tank proposed.
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ANNEXURE-I
DESIGN CALCULATIONS
FOR STAGING HEIGHT OF OVERHEAD WATER TANK
1.0 Static Head
Height of Admin building = 13.55m
Add height of mumty roof = 2.95m
Add water tank height = 1.1m
Add height for future floor = 4.3m
Total = 21.90m
2.0 Total Friction loss in water supply
main for 150mm dia pipe = 2.13m
(Refer water supply pressure loss

calculations, Page No. 8 to 9)
3.0 Friction loss in water supply riser
to OHT from water supply ring main
for Admin building = 4.500m
(Refer Page No. 22 to 24)
4.0 Station losses
Station Head = 0.00m
5.0 Residual losses
Residual head = 1.5m
Total head = 30.03m
Say = 30.0m
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ANNEXURE-J
DESIGN CALCULATIONS FOR EQUIVALENT LENGTH OF FITTINGS
1.0 Calculations for equivalent length of fittings

1.1 Reference line – OHT-11
i) Details of fittings
150mm dia Gate Valve = 2 Nos. (V13+V14)
150mm dia Air release Valve = 2 Nos. (A5+A6)
150mm dia Bend = 1 No. (B24)
150mm dia Tee = 1 No. (T13)
ii) Calculation for equivalent length of fittings in meters
Le = CKD
Where
For Air release Valve = 0.08
For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
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Design Basis Report

Average Value of K as per SP-35 (Table-7) Resistance coefficients for
specials and appurtenances
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For Air release Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For Gate Valve = 2x0.08x0.21x150 = 5.040m
For Air release Valve = 2x0.08x0.21x150 = 5.040m
For bend = 1x0.044x0.38x150 = 5.016m
For Tee = 1x0.066x1.075x150 = 21.285
1.2 Reference line – 11-10
150mm dia Bend = 1 No. (B23)
Le = CKD
Where
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Design Basis Report

For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For bend = 1x0.044x0.38x150 = 2.508m
For Tee = 1x0.066x1.075x150 = 10.643m
Le = CKD
Where
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For Tee = 0.066
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For Tee = 1x0.066x1.075x150 = 10.643m
150mm dia Bend = 8 Nos. (B11+B12+B13+B14+
B15+B16+B17+B18)
Le = CKD
Where
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For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For bend = 8x0.044x0.38x150 = 20.064m
For Tee = 1x0.066x1.075x150 = 10.643m
150mm dia Gate Valve = 1 No. (V12)
150mm dia Air release Valve = 1 No. (A4)
150mm dia Bend = 4 Nos. (B33+B32+B31+B30)
Le = CKD
Where
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Design Basis Report

For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For bend = 4x0.044x0.38x150 = 10.032m
For Tee = 1x0.066x1.075x150 = 10.643m
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150mm dia Bend = 2 Nos. (B34+B35)
Le = CKD
Where
For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075
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Design Basis Report

For bend = 2x0.044x0.38x150 = 5.016m
For Tee = 1x0.066x1.075x150 = 10.643m
150mm dia Bend = 2 Nos. (B39+B38)
150mm dia Tee = 4 Nos. (T16+T17+T19+T21)
Le = CKD
Where
For Bend = 0.044
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Design Basis Report

For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For bend = 2x0.044x0.38x150 = 5.016m
For Tee = 4x0.066x1.075x150 = 42.570m
150mm dia Tee = 2 Nos. (T7+T8)
Le = CKD
Where
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Design Basis Report

For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For bend = 4x0.044x0.38x150 = 10.032m
For Tee = 2x0.066x1.075x150 = 21.285m
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Design Basis Report

Le = CKD
Where
For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For bend = 0.38
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

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Design Basis Report

For bend = 4x0.044x0.38x150 = 10.032m
For Tee = 1x0.066x1.075x150 = 10.643m
150mm dia Tee = 2 Nos. (T4+T5)
Le = CKD
Where
For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
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For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For Tee = 2x0.066x1.075x150 = 21.285m
150mm dia Tee = 2 Nos. (T3+T3A)
Le = CKD
Where
F or Gate Valve = 0.08
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For Tee = 0.066
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075

For Tee = 2x0.066x1.075x150 = 21.325m
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ANNEXURE-K
DESIGN CALCULATIONS FOR RFICATION LOSS OF 65 MM DIA RISER PIPE
Calculations for friction loss of 65mm dia riser pipe for Admin building.
Total flow required for
Admin building per day = 32.5m3/day
Operating time = 2 hours
Total flow per hour = 16.25 m3 /hr.
= 0.270m3/min.
= 0.0045m3/sec.

1.1 65mm dia pipe
i) Pipe length
From water supply main to shaft = 9.114m
Static Head
Height of Admin building = 13.55m
Add height of mumty roof = 2.95m
Add water tank height = 1.1m
Add height for future floor = 4.3m
Add water supply pipe at terrace = 14.33m
Total = 45.344m
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ii) Details of fittings
(For details of fittings refer water supply site plan & floor plan of Admin building)
Gate Valve = 2 No. (V1+V10 at Admin
Building)
Bend = 9 Nos. ( B1+ B2+ B3+
B4+B5+B6 at Admin
building)
Tee = 2 Nos. ( T1+ T2 at
at Admin Building)
Le = CKD
Where
For Bend = 0.044
For Tee = 0.066
appurtenances
For Gate Valve = (0.08+0.13)/2 = 0.21
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Design Basis Report

For Bend (Screwed) = (0.55+.90)/2 = 0.255
For Tee = (0.85+1.3)/2 = 1.075
Gate Valve = 2x0.08x0.21x65 = 2.184m
For elbow = 9x0.044x0.255x65 = 6.565m
For Tee = 2x0.066x1.075x65 = 9.224m

Say = 63.0m
2.0 Friction loss in water supply main for size 65mm dia
Q=A x V
Where
0.0045 =3.14/4x(0.065)2xV
0.0045 =0.0033xV
V = 0.0045/0.0033
V =1.3568m/sec
Say V =1.3600m/sec
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Design Basis Report

Hf = 10.665xLx(Q1.852)
(C1.852) x (D4.871)
Where
Q = 0.0045m3/sec
L = 63m
D = 0.065m
Therefore:
Hf = 10.665x537x(0.00451.85)
(901.85) x (0.0654.87)
= 4.507m
Say = 4.500m
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ANNEXURE-L1
DESIGN CALCULATIONS FOR WATER SUPPLY PRESSURE LOSS CALCULATIONS
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ANNEXURE-L2
DESIGN CALCULATIONS FOR WATER SUPPLY PRESSURE LOSS CALCULATIONS
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ANNEXURE-M
DESIGN CALCULATION FOR SEWER AGE SYSTEM
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ANNEXURE-N
DESIGN CALCULATION FOR CARRYING CAPACITY OF SEWERAGE SYSTEM
1.0 CALACULATIONS FOR CARRYING CAPACITY 250MM DIA PIPE IN 1:300

SLOPE.
By using Manning’s formula
v = (1/n) r2/3 s1/2
Q =Axv
Where
r = Hydraulic depth = D/4 for circular pipes
D = Diameter of pipe=250 MM
s = Slope of Pipe=1:300
V = 1 x (.250)2/3 x ( 1) 1/2
0.015 4 300
= 1 x (.062)2/3 x (0.003) 1/2
0.015
= 1 x 0.16 x 0.054
0.015
= 0.60m /sec.
Carrying capacity of 250mm dia pipe
q = ・ /4 x D2 x v
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= ・ /4 x0.250x0.250x0.60
= (3.14x0.250x0.250)x0.60
= 4
= 0.049x0.60
= 0.029m3/sec
= 29 ltrs/sec

SLOPE.
v = (1/n) r2/3 s1/2
Q =Axv
Where
V = 1 x (.300)2/3 x ( 1) 1/2
0.015 4 250
= 1 x (.075)2/3 x (0.004) 1/2
0.015
= 1 x 0.177 x 0.063
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0.015
= 0.75m /sec.
q = ・ /4 x D2 x v
= ・ /4 x0.300x0.300x0.75
= (3.14x0.300x0.300)x0.75
= 4
= 0.070x.75
= 0.053m3/sec
= 53 ltrs/sec
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ANNEXURE-O
DESIGN CALCULATION FOR SEWER dD vV RATIO
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ANNEXURE-P
DESIGN CALCULATION FOR EFFLUENT SYSTEME
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ANNEXURE-Q
DESIGN CALCULATION FOR CARRYING CAPACITY OF EFFLUENT PIPE

SLOPE.
v = (1/n) r2/3 s1/2
Q =Axv
Where
V = 1 x (.250)2/3 x ( 1) 1/2
0.015 4 200
= 1 x (.062)2/3 x (0.005) 1/2
0.015
= 1 x 0.16 x 0.071
0.015
= 0.742m /sec.
q = ・ /4 x D2 x v
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= ・ /4 x0.250x0.250x0.742
= (3.14x0.250x0.250)x0.742
= 4
= 0.049x0.742
= 0.036m3/sec
= 36 ltrs/sec
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ANNEXURE-R
ESIGN CALCULATION FOR EFFLUENT dD vV RATIO
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1.1 Reference drawing & Annexures

The DBR is to be read in conjunctions with following drawings & Annexures.

1.2 List of reference drawings

1.2.1 PHE DRAWINGS (SITE PLANS)

1.2.2 Inspection shed

1.2.3 Workshop Shed

1.2.4 Workshop Offices

1.2.5 Inspection office

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1.2.6 Stabling 6-Lines

1.2.7 Stabling Shed 12 Lines

1.2.8 Internal cleaning

1.29 Pit Wheel Lathe

1.2.10 Auxiliary Shed

1.2.12 Time & Security

1.2.13 Check post

1.2.14 Admin Block- DCC & BCC

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e. Second floor plan (Part-I) Drg. No. G-AD-PL-16-03A

1.2.15 Depot store

1.2.16 Training Centre

1.2.17 ASS Building

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1.3.1 Inspection shed

1.3.2 Workshop Shed

a. Ground floor plan Drg. No. G-AD-FF-03-01

1.3.3 Workshop Offices

1.3.4 Inspection office

1.3.5 Stabling 6-Lines

1.3.6 Stabling Shed 12 Lines

1.3.7 Internal cleaning

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1.3.9 Auxiliary Shed

1.3.10 Time & Security

1.3.11 Check post

1.3.12 Admin Block- DCC & BCC

1.3.14 Depot store

1.3.15 Training Centre

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1.4 CODES & DESIGN STANDARDS

Following codes and standard where required will be followed.

a) CPHEEO (1999) - Manual on Water supply and Treatment

b) CPHEEO (2013) - Manual on Sewerage and sewage treatment

c) SP 35 - Handbook on Water Supply and Drainage

d) SP 42 - Guidelines on Road Drainage

e) National Building Code (NBC) – 2005

f) Uniform plumbing code - 2011

g) Relevant Indian Standards

i) Design & Installation of Fixed automatic Sprinkler Fire Extinguishing - IS:

j) Fire Protection-Safety Signs -IS: 12349

k) Selection, Installation and Maintenance of First-Aid Fire Extinguishers - IS:

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a) Internal water supply systems.

b) Internal sanitary drainage systems.

c) External water supply, Sewerage and Storm water Drainage systems.

d) Sanitary Fittings and Installations.

e) Garden irrigation systems.

f) Sewage treatment plant.

g) Effluent treatment plant.

h) Fire fighting pumps & accessories & related electrical works.

h) External hydrant system.

i) Internal hydrant and Hose Reel system.