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    Annex E1

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    This document contains a storage tank sizing form for the Harichaur Water Supply and Sanitation Project. It includes information like the standpost numbers supplied by the tank, the supply and design demand flow rates to the tank in liters/second and cubic meters/day. It also contains a table showing the hourly water consumption patterns and deficits/surpluses between supply and demand over the course of a day. The maximum difference between cumulative supply and demand is calculated, and the designed storage tank capacity is provided in cubic meters.

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    This document contains a storage tank sizing form for the Harichaur Water Supply and Sanitation Project. It includes information like the standpost numbers supplied by the tank, the supply and design demand flow rates to the tank in liters/second and cubic meters/day. It also contains a table showing the hourly water consumption patterns and deficits/surpluses between supply and demand over the course of a day. The maximum difference between cumulative supply and demand is calculated, and the designed storage tank capacity is provided in cubic meters.

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    This document contains a storage tank sizing form for the Harichaur Water Supply and Sanitation Project. It includes information like the standpost numbers supplied by the tank, the supply and design demand flow rates to the tank in liters/second and cubic meters/day. It also contains a table showing the hourly water consumption patterns and deficits/surpluses between supply and demand over the course of a day. The maximum difference between cumulative supply and demand is calculated, and the designed storage tank capacity is provided in cubic meters.

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    Annex E1

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    This document contains a storage tank sizing form for the Harichaur Water Supply and Sanitation Project. It includes information like the standpost numbers supplied by the tank, the supply and design demand flow rates to the tank in liters/second and cubic meters/day. It also contains a table showing the hourly water consumption patterns and deficits/surpluses between supply and demand over the course of a day. The maximum difference between cumulative supply and demand is calculated, and the designed storage tank capacity is provided in cubic meters.

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    Annex - E(1)

    DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE

    STORAGE TANK SIZING FORM

    (CONTINUOUS SYSTEM : USING CONSUMPTION PATTERN)

    Name of Scheme : Harichaur Water Supply and Sanitation Project

    Name of Villages/Ward Nos :

    Village Dev. Committee :

    STORAGE TANK NO.

    (A) Standpost numbers (such as 5, 7, 9)


    supplied through this tank :
    (B) Supply flow to tank from source : l/s m³ / day
    (C) Design demand to be supplied through t : l/s m³ / day

    Time Period Hours Water Supply Demand Surplus Deficit


    From To Consumption
    5 AM 7 AM 25%

    7 AM 12 N 35%

    12 N 5 PM 20%

    5 PM 7 PM 20%

    7 PM 5 AM -

    Maximum difference between cumulative supply & cumulative dem =

    Storage Tank Capacity Provided = m³

    Check whether the designed tank voulme fills at night (10 hours)

    Plot mass curve to check storage sizing capacity.

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