[Daily Discussion] Utility Engineering – Water Supply and Drainage – 20200718
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What water consumption levels should be considered when designing an urban water supply system? Everyone is welcome to actively participate in the discussions – there are wealth rewards available! ! !
When designing an urban water supply system, the following water demands for various uses should be taken into consideration: ① General domestic water use, including water for residential purposes as well as for public buildings and facilities； ②Water for production in industrial enterprises and water for staff use ③Firefighting water ； ④Water for watering roads and green spaces ； ⑤ Unpredicted water volume and pipeline leakage volume ；
1. Comprehensive domestic water use, including water for residential use and for public buildings and facilities; 2. Water used for industrial production and for the living needs of workers; 3. Water for firefighting; 4. Water used for watering roads and green spaces; 5. Unplanned water consumption and water losses in the pipelines
Domestic water supply, process water supply (for landscaping, etc.), and fire protection water supply.
Domestic water supply, process water supply (for landscaping, etc.), and fire protection water supply.
When designing an urban water supply system, the following water demands for various uses should be taken into consideration: ① General domestic water use, including water for residential purposes as well as for public buildings and facilities； ②Water for production in industrial enterprises and water for staff use ③Firefighting water ； ④Water for watering roads and green spaces ； ⑤ Unpredicted water volume and pipeline leakage volume ；
When designing an urban water supply system, the following water volumes should be taken into consideration: 1) Comprehensive domestic water use, including water for residential use and for the staff； 2) Production water for industrial enterprises and domestic water for workers ； 3) Fire-fighting water ； 4) Water for watering roads and green spaces ； 5) Unpredicted water volume and pipeline leakage volume.
(1) Comprehensive domestic water use, including water for residential use and for the staff; (2) Water used for industrial production and for the staff’s domestic needs; (3) Water for firefighting; (4) Water used for watering roads and green spaces; (5) Unpredicted water consumption and water loss through the pipelines.
1) Comprehensive domestic water use, including water for residential use and water for staff use； 2) Production water for industrial enterprises and domestic water for workers; 3) Fire-fighting water; 4) Water for watering roads and green spaces; 5) Unforeseen water volume and water loss due to pipeline leaks.
1) Comprehensive domestic water use, including water for residential use and water for staff use； 2) Water for production in industrial enterprises and water for staff use; 3) Water for firefighting; 4) Water for watering roads and green spaces; 5) Unpredicted water volumes and water losses from the pipeline network
When designing an urban water supply system, the following water demands for various uses should be taken into consideration: ① General domestic water use, which includes water for residential purposes as well as for public buildings and facilities； ②Water for production in industrial enterprises and water for staff use③Firefighting water ； ④Water for watering roads and green spaces ； ⑤ Unpredicted water volume and pipeline leakage volume ；