Water piping and drainage system in a building

Dominic Anak, Winston Bale. (2006) Water piping and drainage system in a building. [Final Year Project Report] (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Water piping and drainage system are the 2 most important building systems that require much attention to all engineers, architects and those related in the field. Water piping are usually include hot and cold water distribution system that are supplied throughout the entire building the means of pumping or applying the water main to maintain the water pressure in order to assure that the highest outlet has an adequate water flow during crucial time. Determination of the right size of a pipe is essential to avoid excessive water pressure due to inadequate velocity in pipes. By doing so, is vital to determine the design flow rate of each fixture in buildings which has been tated in JKR Design Criteria and standards for Water Supply System. This dissertation is about the determination of pipe size used in the hostels by knowing its loading unit that assigned to each of the fixtures available. For sanitary drainage fixture unit, the fixtures are assigned based on British Standard 5572: 1978 revision, which used to determine the pipe size of soil pipe, vent pipe and waste pipe.

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