CLN 27004

CONTENTS
1 Definitions and Abbreviations 5

2 Scope and Introduction 5
3 Reference Documents 6
4 Plumbing Calculations 7
4.1 Water Storage Tank 7
4.2 Service Connection from Kahramaa 10
4.2.1 Plumbing Uses 10
4.2.2 Fire fighting Uses 11
4.2.3 Conclusions 11
4.3 Cold Water distribution. Calculations. 13
4.4 Domestic water booster pump calculations 34
4.5 Hot water system. Calculations of Electrical Water Heaters 37
5 Drainage Calculations 46
5.1 Sump pumps calculations 46
5.1.1 Pumping pit in F1-DIP 46
5.1.2 Pumping pit in F1-HVAC-2 49
5.2 Drainage 52
5.3 Trackway Drainage calculations 63
5.3.1 Calculations 63
5.3.2 Conclusions 64
5.4 Connection to QU Foul sewerage Network 64
5.4.1 Methodology 64
5.4.2 Global Peak drainage flow for University Station 65
5.4.3 Results 68
5.5 Condensate drain system calculations 71
6 Storm Water Calculations 77
6.1 Stacks and horizontal conductors calculation 77
6.2 Storm water disponsal 81
6.2.1 Pipeline design 81
6.2.2 Infiltration trenches 84
INDEX OF TABLES
Table 1: Definitions and Abbreviations .................................................................................................................5
Table 2: Employer’s Requirements. Volume 6 Section 13. Frecuency of Sanitary Fittings .................................7
Table 3: International Plumbing Code 2012. Flow rate for sanitary fittings ..........................................................8
Table 4: I International Plumbing Code 2012. Water Supply Fixture Units for Sanitary Fittings ........................13
Table 5: International Plumbing Code 2012. Estimating water supply demand .................................................14
Document No. Revision Title

M002-RLR-MEP-CLN-27004 2 DD2 - Qatar University Station WP11.2 - MEP Calculation Notes
P. O. Box 23452, Doha, State of Qatar; Ahmad Bin Ali Business Centre, 1st Floor , Room 2, Building 289, St.230, C Ring Road, Doha
Tel: ++974 4471 9853; Fax: ++974 4421 9210; Email: rizzani@qatar.net.qa
Joint Venture: Rizzani de Eccher Spa
Lotte Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd. Page 3 of 87
Redco International Trading & Contracting W.L.L.
Table 6: International Plumbing Code 2012. Estimating water supply demand .................................................15
Table 7: Employer’s Requirements Fixture units ................................................................................................15
Table 8: Fixture Units..........................................................................................................................................16
Table 9: International Plumbing Code 2012. Pressure loss ...............................................................................36
Table 10: Employer’s Requirements. Volume 6 Section 13. Hot water demand ..............................................37
Table 11: ASHRAE Applications Handbook. Hot water consumption ...............................................................37
Table 12: International Plumbing Code 2012. Pressure loss ............................................................................47
Table 13: International Plumbing Code 2012. Pressure loss ............................................................................50
Table 14: International Plumbing Code 2012. Drainage Fixture Units for Sanitary Fittings ..............................52
Table 15: International Plumbing Code 2012. Sizing of Building drains and Sewers .......................................53
Table 16: International Plumbing Code 2012. Sizing of Horizontal branches and Stacks ................................53
Table 17: Employer’s Requirements Drainage Fixture units .............................................................................54
Table 18: Drainage Fixture Units .......................................................................................................................54
Table 19: Condensate drain sizing .....................................................................................................................71
Table 20: Qatar Sewerage & Drainage Design Manual. Rainfall Intensity........................................................77
Table 21: International Plumbing Code 2012. Vertical conductors for Rain Water ...........................................78
Table 22: International Plumbing Code 2012. Horizontal conductors for Rain Water .......................................78
Table 23: International Plumbing Code 2012. Gutters for Rain Water ..............................................................79

1 Definitions and Abbreviations
Abbreviation Definition
AB Ablution
CS Clinical Sink
DF Drinking fountain
ER Employer’s Requirements
HB Fresh Water
HS Hand Spray
HVAC Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
FW Hose bib
IDF Intensity-Frequency-Duration
LAV Lavatory
MEP Mechanical, electrical, Plumbing
ND Nominal Diameter
OS Office Sink
SH Shower
SS Service Sink
SSR Service Staff Rooms
UR Urinal
WC Water Closet
Table 1: Definitions and Abbreviations
2 Scope and Introduction

The aim of this document is to describe the procedures followed to perform the Plumbing
calculations for Qatar University Station project.

3 Reference Documents
a) IPC International Plumbing Code
b) UPC Uniform Plumbing Code
c) NPC National Plumbing Code
d) Kahramaa Code and Standards
e) Qatar Sewerage and Drainage Design
f) Regulations appearing within the Employer’s Requirements that could be applicable.
g) EN-European codes for Plumbing and Drainage.
h) QSDDM – 2005.
i) Qatar Construction Specifications 2014.
j) Ashghal Interim Advide Note No.23 Tunnel and Underpass Drainage – 2013.
k) Qatar Construction Specifications.
l) Any other regulations appearing within the Employer’s Requirements that could be
applicable.
The requirements for the design are detailed in the following documents:
a) Volume 5 - Employer Requirements Particular, Design & Build.
b) Volume 6, Employer’s Requirements, Design specifications. Section 13 - MEP
Specifications.
c) Qatar Rail Development Program Definitions.
The following documents by RLR shall be referred to:
a) M002-RLR-CIV-RPT-11402 DD1 TROUGH 3 QATAR UNIVERSITY DRAINAGE
DESIGN REPORT.
b) M002-RLR-CIV-RPT-11602 DD1 TROUGH LUSAIL DRAINAGE DESIGN REPORT.

4 Plumbing Calculations
4.1 Water Storage Tank

Domestic water uses
The water storage will be sized for ensure the water supply at the station during 48 hours with
the calculated daily water demand.
To obtain de average water supply flows per day, it is used the Employer requirements about
the frequency and number of uses of the sanitary fittings in one day. This table is the following
one:
Table 2: Employer’s Requirements. Volume 6 Section 13. Frecuency of Sanitary Fittings
Also the table for the flow rate in every main sanitary fitting inside building is used. This table
is obtained for the International Plumbing Code:

Table 3: International Plumbing Code 2012. Flow rate for sanitary fittings
The values of the drainage volume for every discharge are calculated using the flow rate and
the estimated time of discharge for every main sanitary fitting. The resultant figures are the
following ones:
c) Water closet flush valve 1.58 l/s during 4 seconds.
d) Urinal , valve 0.76 l/s during 4 seconds
e) Lavatory 0.13 l/s during 5 seconds
f) Ablution 0.13 l/s during 20 seconds
With these figures and the daily frequency of uses for every sanitary fitting (included in
Employer’s requirements), the estimated daily volume of domestic water for QU Station has
been obtained

QU Units
WC 12741.12 14
SOIL (WC +UR) UR 1313.28 3
LAV 1123.2 12
WASTE (LAV + ABLU) ABLUTION 7372.8 16
SUBTOTAL (l/day) 22550.4

Coefficient of safety 10% 2255.04
TOTAL (l/day) 24805.44
* Considered 4 second per use for WC & UR

** Considered 5 second per use for LAV
*** Considered 20 second per use for ABLUTION HOSE
These values have been calculated using the next equation (for example for the WC
calculation):
WC average flow (l/day) = (12 discharges / h * 4 hours + 6 discharges / h * 16 hours) *
14 water closets *1.58 l/s * 4 s = 12741.12 liters / day
For the other sanitary fixtures the same method has been used.
It has been considered a 10% of security coefficient.
Based on this, the daily water demand will be 25 m³ for one day.
According to Kahramaa regulations, the storage tank shall be for 48 hours of water demand.
Therefore the volume the tank for domestic water uses will be of 50 m³.
Irrigation water uses
The irrigation water consumption has been calculated due regard to the green zones and the
trees considered in the landscaping project.
According to Branding Manual C0-ABM-0-002-H3 – Schedules - v1.0, the flows of water
considered are the following:
- Water for green zones: 12 l/m2/day
- Water for trees: 80l/tree/day

Irrigation water consumption
Green Focal Points Surfaces (m2) l/m2/day l/day m3/day
Building zone 1235 12 14820 14.82
Shelter zone 885 12 10620 10.62
Total 2120 12 25440 25.44

Line Identity trees
(Brachychiton acerifolius): Units l/tree/day l/day m3/day
Building Zone 60 80 4800 4.8
Shelter Zone 45 80 3600 3.6
Total 105 80 8400 8.4

Focal Point Tree
(Peltophorum inerme ): Units l/tree/day l/day m3/day
Building Zone 16 80 1280 1.28
Shelter Zone 13 80 1040 1.04
Total 29 80 2320 2.32
Irrigation water consumption (m3/day)

SUBTOTAL 36.16
Coefficient of safety 10% 3.62
TOTAL 39.78
The storage tank shall be for 24 hours of water irrigation demand. Therefore the volume the
tank for irrigation water uses will be of 40 m³, (besides it has been considered 50 m³ for
domestic uses). The total water volume of the tank is 90 m³.
4.2 Service Connection from Kahramaa
4.2.1 Plumbing Uses

The Service Connection for this uses will be defined considering a time of filling for the water
storage tanks.
storage tanks.
University station is provided with water tank of 90m3 (50 m² for Domestic Water uses and 40
m³ for prevision of Irrigation uses). Considering 6 hours of filling, the water flow necessary in
Service Connection would be of 4.17 l/s (250 l/min).

4.2.2 Fire fighting Uses
storage tanks.
The volume of these tank for University Station is 480 m³. It will be considered a time of filling
of 6 hours. Therefore, the water flow must be of 22.22 l/s (1333 l/min).
4.2.3 Conclusions
There will be a common Service Connection for both supplies (plumbing and firefighting uses).
A simultaneous filling of the tanks is not considered. Then, the most critical filling will be from
the firefighting water tank.
Therefore, the final value for required water flow from Kahramma will be 22.22 l/s (1333 l/min).
The material for the Service Connection will be Medium Density Polyethylene MDPE, PE-80,
SDR11 PN 12.5 bar with Nominal Diameter of 160 mm..
The velocity and pressure losses for this pipe are the following ones:
PROJECT NORTH LINE DOHA METRE SHEET Nº: 1
SITE DOHA REF.: QATAR UNIVERSITY
PIPE CALCULATIONS DATE:

Water Temperature: 20 ºC Material: Polyetylene MD (12.5 atm ) Notes:
Viscosity: 1.04407E-06 m /s
2
Rugosity: 0.0100 mm
Density: 0.99851 kg/l
SECTION WATER LENGTH NOMINAL INTERIOR AREA WATER STATIC LINEAL PRESSURE LOSSES IN FITTINGS SECTION
FLOW DIAMETER DIAMETER VELOCITY PRESSURE PRESSURE COEFFICIENT EQUIVALENT LENGTH TOTAL PRESSURE
LOSSES LOSSES FITTINGS LOCAL EQUIV. LOCAL LOCAL LOSSES
(J) (J x L ) COEFFICIENT PRESSURE LENGTH PRESSURE PRESSURE
 LOSSES LOSSES LOSSES
nº l/s m DN mm mm2 m/s mm/m mm.c.a FITTINGS n mm.c.a m mm.c.a mm.c.a mm.c.a
1 22.22 304.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 5532.96 0.00 0.00 0.00 5532.96
2 22.22 65.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 1183.03 C6 0.00 1.50 27.30 27.30 1210.33
3 22.22 66.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 1201.23 C6 0.00 1.50 27.30 27.30 1228.53
4 22.22 65.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 1183.03 C6 0.00 1.50 27.30 27.30 1210.33
5 22.22 56.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 1019.23 C6 0.00 1.50 27.30 27.30 1046.53
6 22.22 50.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 910.03 C6 0.00 1.50 27.30 27.30 937.33
7 22.22 57.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 1037.43 C6 0.00 1.50 27.30 27.30 1064.73
8 22.22 84.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 1528.84 C6 0.00 1.50 27.30 27.30 1556.14
9 22.22 27.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 491.41 C45 0.00 2.10 38.22 38.22 529.64
10 22.22 5.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 91.00 C45 0.00 2.10 38.22 38.22 129.22
11 22.22 5.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 91.00 1TR+2C90+1BFP 0.00 36.70 667.96 667.96 758.96
12 22.22 5.00 160 129.2 13110.37 1.695 18.201 91.00 2C90+1WM+2BUV+1CHV+1CV 0.00 136.00 2475.27 2475.27 2566.27
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
17770.98
Pressure Losses in sections (mm.ca): 17770.98
Fittings 3410.78
Pipes 14360.21
Pressure Losses in Equipments (mm.ca): 11500.00
Flow Meter 1500.00
Geopotential height 10000.00
TOTAL Bar 2.87 Kpa 287.04 Pa 287042.26 mmca 29270.98

The codification of the fittings in the table is the following:
a) C45 Ellbow 45 º
b) C6 Curved Pipe 6º
c) C90 Ellbow 90 º
d) CHV Check Valve
e) BUV Butterfly Valve
f) TB Tee branch
g) TR Tee run
h) WM Water Meter
i) BFP Back flow preventer
j) CV Control Valve
The conclusion for the necessary conditions of domestic water and firefighting service
connection for QU is shown below:
a) Flow Rate 22.22 l/s (1333 l/min)

b) Head 29.27 w.c.m.
c) Nominal diameter of pipe 160 mm MDPE
d) Nominal diameter of water meter 150 mm

4.3 Cold Water distribution. Calculations.
For this calculation it will be used the International Plumbing Code and the method of the
Water Supply Fixture Units explained in Appendix E of this code.
The tables included at this code are the following ones:
Table 4: I International Plumbing Code 2012. Water Supply Fixture Units for Sanitary Fittings

Table 5: International Plumbing Code 2012. Estimating water supply demand

Table 6: International Plumbing Code 2012. Estimating water supply demand
The indications of Employer’s requirements have been used also. The next table show its:
Table 7: Employer’s Requirements Fixture units
Therefore, the Water Supply Fixture Units assigned to the sanitary fixtures of the Station QU
are shown in the following table:

WSFU per Fitting (According ER)
COLD HOT TOTAL
Water closet public

10 0 10
flushometer valve
Water closet private flush tank 7 0 7
Urinal flushometer valve 6 0 6
Lavatory 0.5 0.5 1

Shower 3 3 4
Office sink domestic 2.25 2.25 3
Clinical sink (for AID) 2.25 2.25 3
Service sink (for Cleaner's
2.25 2.25 3
room)
Ablution hose (floor drain ND
2.25 2.25 3
50)
Drinking Fountain 0.25 0 0.25

Floor drain 0 0 0
Hand Spray 2.5 0 2.5
Hose bibb 2.5 0 2.5
Table 8: Fixture Units
The next tables show the calculated simultaneous water flow, pipe diameters and the water
velocity in all the branches of the Cold Water system inside the station.

MAIN DISTRIBUTION ‐ COLD WATER
AG‐STF‐1 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
FIXTURE Table E103.3(3) IPC 2012 Copper
Friction
CIRCUIT BRANCH WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS HB WSFU Q(gmp) Q(l/s) ND (mm) Dext (mm) Thick. (mm) Dint (mm) v (m/s) Losses
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 2 2 1 2 24.00 21.11 1.33 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.08 339.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 24.00 21.11 1.33 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.08 339.00
COLD WATER
AG‐STF‐1 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
CIRCUIT BRANCH WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS HB WSFU Q(gmp) Q (l/s) ND (mm) Dext (mm) Thick. (mm) Di (mm) v (m/s) Losses
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 15 15 0.700 13.6 2.60 6196.00
B 1 1 2.75 6.67 0.42 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.31 1108.00
C 2 1 3.25 7.29 0.46 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.85 373.00
D 1 2 1 1 12.75 15.08 0.95 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.14 474.00
E 2 2 1 2 22.25 20.27 1.28 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.04 315.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 22.25 20.27 1.28 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.04 315.00
HOT WATER
AG‐STF‐1 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
CIRCUIT BRANCH WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS HB WSFU Q(gmp) Q(l/s) ND (mm) Dext (mm) Thick. (mm) Di (mm) v (m/s) Losses
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 15 15 0.700 13.6 2.60 5480.00
B 1 1 2.75 6.67 0.42 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.31 963.00
C 2 1 3.25 7.29 0.46 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.43 1131.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.25 7.29 0.46 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.43 1131.00
NOTES:
Q (gpm)= 9,1451 (wsfu)^0,436 - Flush Valve (Table E103.3(3) IPC2012

Q (gpm)= 3,8952 (wsfu)^0,537 - Flush Tank (Table E103.3(3) IPC2012
Cold Water
Temperature (ºC) 15
Viscosity (m2/s): 1.1811E-06
Density (Kg/l): 0.99985
Hot Water

AG‐STF‐2 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 2 2 1 2 24.00 21.11 1.33 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.08 339.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 24.00 21.11 1.33 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.08 339.00
COLD WATER
AG‐STF‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 15 15 0.700 13.6 2.60 6196.00
B 1 1 2.75 6.67 0.42 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.31 1108.00
C 2 1 3.25 7.29 0.46 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.85 373.00
D 1 2 1 1 12.75 15.08 0.95 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.14 474.00
E 2 2 1 2 22.25 20.27 1.28 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.04 315.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 22.25 20.27 1.28 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.04 315.00
HOT WATER
AG‐STF‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 15 15 0.700 13.6 2.60 5480.00
B 1 1 2.75 6.67 0.42 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.31 963.00
C 2 1 3.25 7.29 0.46 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.43 1131.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.25 7.29 0.46 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.43 1131.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐TOI‐1 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 5 3 5 5 85.50 63.61 4.01 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.22 232.00
(CW) TOTAL 5 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 85.50 63.61 4.01 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.22 232.00
COLD WATER
CL‐TOI‐1 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
A 1 1 12.50 27.51 1.74 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.41 545.00
B 2 2 25.00 37.21 2.35 50 54 1.200 51.6 1.12 262.00
C 3 3 37.50 44.41 2.80 50 54 1.200 51.6 1.34 359.00
D 4 4 50.00 50.34 3.18 65 67 1.200 64.6 0.97 153.00
E 5 5 62.50 55.49 3.50 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.07 182.00
G 1 6.00 19.97 1.26 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.02 307.00

H 2 12.00 27.02 1.70 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.38 527.00
I 3 18.00 32.25 2.03 50 54 1.200 51.6 0.97 203.00
K 5 3 5 80.50 61.96 3.91 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.19 221.00
(CW) TOTAL 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 80.50 61.96 3.91 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.19 221.00
HOT WATER
CL‐TOI‐1 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 0.50 2.69 0.17 15 15 0.700 13.6 1.17 1282.00
B 2 1.00 3.90 0.25 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.77 367.00
C 3 1.50 4.83 0.30 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.95 539.00
D 4 2.00 5.63 0.36 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.66 202.00
E 5 2.50 6.34 0.40 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.74 250.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.50 6.34 0.40 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.74 250.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐TOI‐2 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 5 5 5 67.50 57.38 3.62 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.10 193.00
(CW) TOTAL 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 67.50 57.38 3.62 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.10 193.00
COLD WATER
CL‐TOI‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
B 1 1 12.50 27.51 1.74 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.41 545.00
C 2 2 25.00 37.21 2.35 50 54 1.200 51.6 1.12 262.00
D 3 3 37.50 44.41 2.80 50 54 1.200 51.6 1.34 359.00
E 4 4 50.00 50.34 3.18 65 67 1.200 64.6 0.97 153.00
F 5 5 62.50 55.49 3.50 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.07 182.00
(CW) TOTAL 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 62.50 55.49 3.50 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.07 182.00
HOT WATER
CL‐TOI‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 0.50 2.69 0.17 15 15 0.700 13.6 1.17 1282.00
B 2 1.00 3.90 0.25 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.77 367.00
C 3 1.50 4.83 0.30 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.95 539.00
D 4 2.00 5.63 0.36 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.66 202.00
E 5 2.50 6.34 0.40 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.74 250.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.50 6.34 0.40 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.74 250.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐ABL‐1 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 4 4 16.00 17.01 1.07 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.29 588.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 16.00 17.01 1.07 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.29 588.00
COLD WATER
CL‐ABL‐1 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 0.50 2.69 0.17 15 15 0.700 13.6 1.17 1490.00
B 2 1.00 3.90 0.25 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.77 429.00
C 3 1.50 4.83 0.30 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.95 627.00
D 4 2.00 5.63 0.36 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.11 821.00
E 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00

F 2 4.50 8.67 0.55 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.01 506.00
G 3 6.75 10.75 0.68 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.26 742.00
H 4 9.00 12.53 0.79 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.47 975.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 11.00 13.94 0.88 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.05 412.00
HOT WATER
CL‐ABL‐1 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 0.50 2.69 0.17 15 15 0.700 13.6 1.17 1282.00
B 2 1.00 3.90 0.25 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.77 367.00
C 3 1.50 4.83 0.30 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.95 539.00
D 4 2.00 5.63 0.36 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.11 709.00
E 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.70 226.00

F 2 4.50 8.67 0.55 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.01 438.00
G 3 6.75 10.75 0.68 32 35 1.200 32.6 0.81 224.00
H 4 9.00 12.53 0.79 32 35 1.200 32.6 0.95 295.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 11.00 13.94 0.88 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.05 358.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐ABL‐2 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 4 4 16.00 17.01 1.07 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.29 588.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 16.00 17.01 1.07 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.29 588.00
COLD WATER
CL‐ABL‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 0.50 2.69 0.17 15 15 0.700 13.6 1.17 1490.00
B 2 1.00 3.90 0.25 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.77 429.00
C 3 1.50 4.83 0.30 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.95 627.00
D 4 2.00 5.63 0.36 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.11 821.00
E 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00

F 2 4.50 8.67 0.55 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.01 506.00
G 3 6.75 10.75 0.68 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.26 742.00
H 4 9.00 12.53 0.79 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.47 975.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 11.00 13.94 0.88 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.05 412.00
HOT WATER
CL‐ABL‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 0.50 2.69 0.17 15 15 0.700 13.6 1.17 1282.00
B 2 1.00 3.90 0.25 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.77 367.00
C 3 1.50 4.83 0.30 20 22 0.900 20.2 0.95 539.00
D 4 2.00 5.63 0.36 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.11 709.00
E 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 794.00

F 2 4.50 8.67 0.55 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.01 438.00
G 3 6.75 10.75 0.68 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.26 646.00
H 4 9.00 12.53 0.79 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.47 852.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 11.00 13.94 0.88 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.05 358.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐CLN PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 3.00 6.99 0.44 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.38 1204.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3.00 6.99 0.44 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.38 1204.00
COLD WATER
CL‐CLN PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00
HOT WATER
CL‐CLN PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 794.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 794.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐AID PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 3.00 6.99 0.44 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.38 1204.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.00 6.99 0.44 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.38 1204.00
COLD WATER
CL‐AID PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00
HOT WATER
CL‐AID PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 794.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 794.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐GRB PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 3.00 6.99 0.44 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.38 1204.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.00 6.99 0.44 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.38 1204.00
COLD WATER
CL‐GRB PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 917.00
HOT WATER
CL‐GRB PLUMBING-DOMESTIC HOT WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
HOT WATER A 1 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 794.00
(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2.25 5.99 0.38 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.18 794.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

UL‐HVAC‐1 / UL‐HVAC‐2 / UL‐HVAC‐3 / UL‐HVAC‐4 / F1‐HVAC‐1 / F1‐HVAC‐2 / IL‐HVAC‐1 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
COLD WATER
UL‐HVAC‐1 / UL‐HVAC‐2 / UL‐HVAC‐3 / UL‐HVAC‐4 / F1‐HVAC‐1 / F1‐HVAC‐2 / IL‐HVAC‐1 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

CL‐HVAC‐1 / CL‐HVAC‐2 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
COLD WATER
CL‐HVAC‐1 / CL‐HVAC‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

AG‐RTL‐1 / AG‐RTL‐2 PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 1 1 1 1 17.50 17.84 1.13 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.35 640.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 17.50 17.84 1.13 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.35 640.00
COLD WATER
AG‐RTL‐1 / AG‐RTL‐2 PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 7.00 10.96 0.69 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.28 768.00
B 1 1 9.50 12.89 0.81 32 35 1.200 32.6 0.97 359.00
C 1 1 1 12.50 14.92 0.94 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.13 465.00
D 1 1 1 1 13.00 15.23 0.96 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.15 483.00
E 1 1 1 1 1 15.25 16.58 1.05 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.25 562.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 15.25 16.58 1.05 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.25 562.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

F1‐DIP PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
COLD WATER
F1‐DIP PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

F1‐FFP PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
COLD WATER
F1‐FFP PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

F1‐WTE PLUMBING- TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
Friction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
B 2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
C 3 7.50 11.37 0.72 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.33 820.00
D 4 10.00 13.25 0.84 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.00 377.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 10.00 13.25 0.84 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.00 377.00
COLD WATER
F1‐WTE PLUMBING-DOMESTIC COLD WATER
Fiction
(Pa/m)
COLD WATER A 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
B 2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
C 3 7.50 11.37 0.72 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.33 820.00
D 4 10.00 13.25 0.84 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.00 377.00
(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 10.00 13.25 0.84 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.00 377.00
NOTES:

Cold Water
Hot Water

The main pipes distribution is calculated in the following table:
MAIN DISTRIBUTION ‐ TOTAL COLD WATER
PLUMBING-TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
WSFU Qi (l/s) ND (mm) Dext (mm) Thick. (mm) Di (mm) v (m/s) Friction Losses (Pa/m)
CIRCUIT BRANCH WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS HB Q(gmp)
FW‐01
UL-HVAC-1 1 2.50 6.34 0.40 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.25 1013.00
UL-HVAC-1
+ UL-HVAC-2 2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
CL-HVAC-1 2 5.00 9.17 0.58 25 28 0.900 26.2 1.07 559.00
CL-TOI-1 5 3 5 5 85.50 63.61 4.01 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.22 232.00

CL-TOI-1
+ CL-ABL-1 5 3 9 4 5 101.50 68.55 4.32 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.32 266.00
CL-CLN 1 3.00 6.99 0.44 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.38 1204.00

CL-CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2 5 5 1 1 5 73.50 59.55 3.76 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.15 206.00
CL-CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2
+ CL-AID 5 5 2 1 5 76.50 60.60 3.82 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.17 213.00
CL-CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2
+ CL-AID
+ CL-ABL-2 5 9 2 1 4 5 92.50 65.83 4.15 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.27 247.00
CL-TOI-1
+ CL-ABL-1
+CL-CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2
+ CL-AID
+ CL-ABL-2 10 3 18 2 1 8 10 194.00 90.92 5.74 80 76.2 1.500 73.2 1.36 242.00
CL-TOI-1
+ CL-ABL-1 +CL-
CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2
+ CL-AID
+ CL-ABL-2
+ CL-HVAC-1 10 3 18 2 1 8 10 2 199.00 91.94 5.80 80 76.2 1.500 73.2 1.38 247.00
CL-TOI-1
+ CL-ABL-1 +CL-
CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2
COLD WATER + CL-AID
(CW) + CL-ABL-2
+ CL-HVAC-1
+ IL-HVAC-1 10 3 18 2 1 8 10 3 201.50 92.44 5.83 80 76.2 1.500 73.2 1.39 249.00
CL-TOI-1
+ CL-ABL-1
+ CL-CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2
+ CL-AID
+ CL-ABL-2
+ CL-HVAC-1
+ IL-HVAC-1
+ AG-STF-1 10 2 3 20 1 2 1 8 12 3 225.50 97.09 6.12 100 108.1 1.500 105.1 0.71 48.00
CL-TOI-1
+ CL-ABL-1
+ CL-CLN
+ CL-GRB
+ CL-TOI-2
+ CL-AID
+ CL-ABL-2
+ CL-HVAC-1
+ IL-HVAC-1
+ AG-STF-1
+ F1-HVAC-1 10 2 3 20 1 2 1 8 12 4 228.00 97.55 6.15 100 108.1 1.500 105.1 0.71 48.00
FW‐02
FW-03 2 2 2 2 2 2 40.00 27.69 1.75 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.42 551.00

FW-03
+ UL-HVAC-3 2 2 2 2 2 3 42.50 28.60 1.80 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.46 584.00
FW-03
+ UL-HVAC-3
+ UL-HVAC-4 2 2 2 2 2 4 45.00 29.48 1.86 50 54 1.200 51.6 0.89 173.00
FW-03
+ UL-HVAC-3
+ UL-HVAC-4
+ CL-HVAC-2 2 2 2 2 2 6 50.00 31.18 1.97 50 54 1.200 51.6 0.94 191.00
FW-03
+ UL-HVAC-3
+ UL-HVAC-4
+ CL-HVAC-2
+ F1-FFP 2 2 2 2 2 7 52.50 32.00 2.02 50 54 1.200 51.6 0.97 200.00
FW-03
+ UL-HVAC-3
+ UL-HVAC-4
+ CL-HVAC-2
+ F1-FFP
+ F1-HVAC-2 2 2 2 2 2 8 55.00 32.80 2.07 50 54 1.200 51.6 0.99 209.00

MAIN DISTRIBUTION ‐ TOTAL COLD WATER
PLUMBING-TOTAL DOMESTIC WATER
WSFU Qi (l/s) ND (mm) Dext (mm) Thick. (mm) Di (mm) v (m/s) Friction Losses (Pa/m)
CIRCUIT BRANCH WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS HB Q(gmp)
FW-03
+ UL-HVAC-3
+ UL-HVAC-4
+ CL-HVAC-2
+ F1-FFP
+ F1-HVAC-2
+ F1-WTE 2 2 2 2 2 12 65.00 35.85 2.26 65 67 1.200 64.6 0.69 83.00
FW‐03
FW-04
+ FW-05 2 2 2 2 2 2 40.00 27.69 1.75 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.42 551.00
FW‐04
AG-RTL-1 1 1 1 1 1 17.50 17.84 1.13 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.35 640.00

AG-RTL-1
+ F1-HVAC-RTL
1 1 1 1 1 1 20.00 19.16 1.21 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.45 727.00
FW‐05
COLD WATER
(CW)
AG-RTL-2 1 1 1 1 1 17.50 17.84 1.13 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.35 640.00
AG-RTL-2
+ F1-HVAC-RTL
1 1 1 1 1 1 20.00 19.16 1.21 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.45 727.00
FW‐06
AG-STF-2 1 1 1 1 1 17.50 17.84 1.13 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.35 640.00
FW‐01
+ FW‐06 10 3 3 21 1 2 2 1 8 13 4 245.50 100.75 6.36 100 108.1 1.500 105.1 0.73 51.00
FW‐01
+ FW‐06
+ FW‐02 10 5 3 23 3 4 2 1 8 15 16 310.50 111.62 7.04 100 108.1 1.500 105.1 0.81 62.00
FW‐01
+ FW‐06
+ FW‐03
+ F1‐DIP 10 5 3 23 3 4 2 1 8 15 17 313.00 112.01 7.07 100 108.1 1.500 105.1 0.81 62.00
TOTAL 10 5 3 23 3 4 2 1 8 0 15 17 313.00 112.01 7.07 100 108.1 1.500 105.1 0.81 62.00
0
NOTES:

Temperature (ºC): 15 15 ºC
Viscosity (m2/s): 1.1811E-06 1.2E-06 m2/s
Density (Kg/l): 0.99985 0.99985 kg/l

4.4 Domestic water booster pump calculations
The total simultaneous flow in the station has been calculated before, and it is equal to 7.07 l/s.
A safety factor of 10% has been considered in order to ensure the calculated flow in case of
addition of another plumbing fixture for the plumbing network. Then the final value for the
simultaneous flow is 7.8 l/s (7.07 l/s x 1.1).
In order to calculate the pressure loss of the pipe distribution network, three tables have been
generated. Each table shows the pressure calculations for different routes of pipelines inside
the station. The booster pump will be selected for the worst pipeline route.
The calculation tables are shown below:
Hypothesis 1: Last fixture in AG-RTL-1
PROJECT NORTH LINE METRE DOHA SHEET Nº: 1
SITE DOHA REF.: QU
PIPE CALCULATIONS DATE: 07/10/2015

Water Temperature: 20 ºC Notes: The last fixture: AG-RTL-1
2

SECTION MATERIAL RUGOSITY WATER LENGTH NOMINAL INTERIOR AREA WATER STATIC LINEAL PRESSURE LOSSES IN FITTINGS SECTION
nº mm l/s m DN mm mm2 m/s mm/m mm.c.a FITTINGS n mm.c.a m mm.c.a mm.c.a mm.c.a
1 Copper 0.0150 1.13 25.00 32 32.6 834.69 1.354 66.287 1657.18 2BAV+1WM+2C45+1TR 0.00 2.78 184.28 184.28 1841.46
2 Copper 0.0150 1.21 35.00 32 32.6 834.69 1.450 75.086 2628.02 1C90+2C45+1TB 0.00 3.22 241.78 241.78 2869.80
3 Copper 0.0150 1.75 62.00 40 39.6 1231.63 1.421 56.868 3525.79 1BAV+4C90+1TR 0.00 5.20 295.71 295.71 3821.50
4 Copper 0.0150 1.80 2.00 40 39.6 1231.63 1.461 59.862 119.72 1TR 0.00 0.16 9.58 9.58 129.30
5 Copper 0.0150 1.86 30.00 50 51.6 2091.17 0.889 17.508 525.23 3C90+1TR 0.00 5.26 92.09 92.09 617.32
6 Copper 0.0150 1.97 23.00 50 51.6 2091.17 0.942 19.421 446.68 1TR+4C90+1BAV+1CHV 0.00 9.92 192.65 192.65 639.33
7 Copper 0.0150 2.07 8.00 50 51.6 2091.17 0.990 21.249 169.99 1TR+3C90 0.00 5.26 111.77 111.77 281.76
8 Polyetylene HD (16 atm) 0.0100 2.07 118.00 63 50.0 1963.50 1.054 24.342 2872.33 2C90+1GV 0.00 7.70 187.43 187.43 3059.76
9 Copper 0.0150 2.26 3.00 65 64.6 3277.59 0.690 8.378 25.13 1TR 0.00 0.16 1.34 1.34 26.47
10 Copper 0.0150 7.04 3.00 100 105.1 8675.52 0.811 6.182 18.55 1TB 0.00 6.40 39.56 39.56 58.11
11 Galvanized Steel 0.1500 7.07 15.00 100 105.3 8708.57 0.812 7.680 115.19 1TR+4C90+1BUV+1CHV 0.00 26.50 203.51 203.51 318.70
12
13
14
15
16
17
13663.52
Fittings 1559.70
Pipes 12103.81
Geometric height 10000.00
Flow pressure in fixture 20000.00
Safety (10%) 1366.35

Hypothesis 2: Last fixture in CL-TOI-2
SITE DOHA REF.: QU

Water Temperature: 20 ºC Notes: The last fixture: CL-TOI-2
Viscosity: 1.04407E-06 m2/s
1 Copper 0.0150 0.40 1.00 20 20.2 320.47 1.248 104.204 104.20 1TB 0.00 2.15 224.04 224.04 328.24
2 Copper 0.0150 1.74 5.00 40 39.6 1231.63 1.413 56.271 281.35 2C90+1BAV+1WM+1TR 0.00 2.92 164.31 164.31 445.66
3 Copper 0.0150 2.35 1.00 50 51.6 2091.17 1.124 26.739 26.74 1TR 0.00 0.16 4.28 4.28 31.02
4 Copper 0.0150 2.80 1.00 50 51.6 2091.17 1.339 36.792 36.79 1TR 0.00 0.16 5.89 5.89 42.68
5 Copper 0.0150 3.18 1.00 65 64.6 3277.59 0.970 15.527 15.53 1TR 0.00 0.16 2.48 2.48 18.01
6 Copper 0.0150 3.50 1.00 65 64.6 3277.59 1.068 18.485 18.49 1TB 0.00 3.70 68.40 68.40 86.88
7 Copper 0.0150 3.76 14.00 65 64.6 3277.59 1.147 21.054 294.75 2TB+1WH+2GV+1WM+1TB 0.00 15.36 323.39 323.39 618.14
8 Copper 0.0150 3.82 1.00 65 64.6 3277.59 1.165 21.678 21.68 1TR 0.00 0.16 3.47 3.47 25.15
9 Copper 0.0150 4.15 8.00 65 64.6 3277.59 1.266 25.206 201.65 1TR+1C90 0.00 2.31 58.23 58.23 259.87
10 Copper 0.0150 5.74 7.00 80 73.2 4208.35 1.364 24.791 173.53 1TB 0.00 4.60 114.04 114.04 287.57
11 Copper 0.0150 5.80 8.00 80 73.2 4208.35 1.378 25.272 202.18 1TB+2C90 0.00 10.10 255.25 255.25 457.42
12 Copper 0.0150 5.83 5.00 80 73.2 4208.35 1.385 25.507 127.54 1TR 0.00 0.30 7.65 7.65 135.19
13 Copper 0.0150 6.12 6.00 100 105.1 8675.52 0.705 4.797 28.78 1TR+1C90 0.00 4.20 20.15 20.15 48.93
14 Copper 0.0150 6.15 11.00 100 105.1 8675.52 0.709 4.839 53.23 1TR+1C90+1GV+1CHV 0.00 10.50 50.81 50.81 104.04
15 Copper 0.0150 6.36 6.00 100 105.1 8675.52 0.733 5.142 30.85 1TB 0.00 6.40 32.91 32.91 63.75
16 Copper 0.0150 7.04 3.00 100 105.1 8675.52 0.811 6.182 18.55 1TB 0.00 6.40 39.56 39.56 58.11
3329.37
Fittings 1578.35
Pipes 1751.02
Safety (10%) 332.94
Hypothesis 3: Last fixture in UL-HVAC-3
SITE DOHA REF.: QU

Water Temperature: 20 ºC Notes: The last fixture: UL-HVAC-3
2

1 Copper 0.0150 0.40 21.00 20 20.2 320.47 1.248 104.204 2188.29 6C90+1TB+1WH+1BAV 0.00 4.90 510.60 510.60 2698.90
2 Copper 0.0150 1.80 2.00 40 39.6 1231.63 1.461 59.862 119.72 1TR 0.00 0.16 9.58 9.58 129.30
3 Copper 0.0150 1.86 30.00 50 51.6 2091.17 0.889 17.508 525.23 3C90+1TR 0.00 5.26 92.09 92.09 617.32
4 Copper 0.0150 1.97 23.00 50 51.6 2091.17 0.942 19.421 446.68 1TR+4C90+1BAV+1CHV 0.00 9.92 192.65 192.65 639.33
5 Copper 0.0150 2.07 8.00 50 51.6 2091.17 0.990 21.249 169.99 1TR+3C90 0.00 5.26 111.77 111.77 281.76
6 Polyetylene HD (16 atm) 0.0100 2.07 118.00 63 50.0 1963.50 1.054 24.342 2872.33 2C90+1GV 0.00 7.70 187.43 187.43 3059.76
7 Copper 0.0150 2.26 3.00 65 64.6 3277.59 0.690 8.378 25.13 1TR 0.00 0.16 1.34 1.34 26.47
8 Copper 0.0150 7.04 3.00 100 105.1 8675.52 0.811 6.182 18.55 1TB 0.00 6.40 39.56 39.56 58.11
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
7829.66
Fittings 1348.54
Pipes 6481.12
Safety (10%) 782.97

a) BAV Ball Valve
b) CHV Check Valve
c) WH Water Hammer
d) BUV Butterfly Valve
e) GV Gate Valve
f) C90 Elbow 90º
g) TB Tee branch
h) TR Tee run
For the pressure losses in fittings, the table E103.3(6) has been used.
Table 9: International Plumbing Code 2012. Pressure loss
The most unfavorable pipeline route is for CL-HVAC-3 water supply. Then, the pressure
calculated in this table has been considered.
Therefore, the Flow and Head for the Booster Pumps equipment will be the following:
a) Flow Rate 7.8 l/s
b) Head 48 w.c.m.

4.5 Hot water system. Calculations of Electrical Water Heaters
The hot water demand is indicated in Employer’s Requirements:
Table 10: Employer’s Requirements. Volume 6 Section 13. Hot water demand
The above-tabulated demands shall be used by applying a demand factor of 0.3 and a storage
factor of 0.9.
The ASHRAE Applications Handbook has been used also, and the following table:
Table 11: ASHRAE Applications Handbook. Hot water consumption

The calculations are shown in the next tables:
Building : University Station
Toilet : AG-STF-1
A. Total Demand
Building Hot Water Demand Total Demand

Sl‐no Fixtures Quantity
Type in LPH per Fixture in LPH
Toi l et AG-STF-1
1 Lavatory (Private) ER 40 2 80
2 Kitchen Sink ER 76 1 76
Total Demand in Litres Per Hour 156
B. Probable Demand :
Probable Demand = Total Demand x Demand Factor
Probable Demand = 156 x 0.30
Probable Demand = 46.8 LPH
C. Storage Capacity :
Storage Capacity = Probable Demand x Storage Capacity Factor
Storage Capacity = 46.8 x 0.90
Storage Capacity= 42.1 Litres 11.12 gallons
D. Heating Capacity :
Heater Input = Probable Demand x Sp. Heat of Water x Density of water x Temp. Difference
Conversion Factor to kW
Heater Input = 2.56 kW
Data :
Demand Factor 0.30
Storage Capacity Factor 0.90
Max. Hot Water Temp 60 °C
Incoming Water Temp 13 °C
Density of Water 1 kg/L
Specific Heat of Water 4.184 kJ/(kg K)
NOTE: LPH/Fixture: As per ASHRAE Applications Handbook Table 10 (Chapter 50.20) and
Employer´s Requirements chapter 13.2.12.8.
Demand Factor: As per Employer´s Requirements chapter 13.2.12.8 and according to
ASHRAE Applications Handbook
Storage Capacity Factor: As per Employer´s Requirements chapter 13.2.12.8 and
according to ASHRAE Applications Handbook
Heater Input : As per ASHRAE Applications Handbook Table 10 (Chapter 50.20)

Toilet : AG-STF-2
A. Total Demand

Toi l et AG-STF-2
1 Lavatory (Private) ER 40 2 80
2 Kitchen Sink ER 76 1 76
Data :
Demand Factor 0.30

Toilet : CL-TOI-1
A. Total Demand

Toi l et CL-TOI-1
1 Lavatory (Public) ER 40 5 200
Probable Demand = 60 LPH
Storage Capacity = 60 x 0.90
Storage Capacity= 54 Litres 14.27 gallons
Data :
Demand Factor 0.30

Toilet : CL-TOI-2
A. Total Demand

Toi l et CL-TOI-2
Storage Capacity= 54 Litres 14.27 gallons
Data :
Demand Factor 0.30

Toilet : CL-ABL-1
A. Total Demand

Toi l et CL-ABL-1
2 Food basin Hotel 11 4 44
Data :
Demand Factor 0.30

Toilet : CL-ABL-2
A. Total Demand

Toi l et CL-ABL-2
2 Food basin Hotel 11 4 44
Data :
Demand Factor 0.30

Toilet : CL-AID-CLN
A. Total Demand

Ai d, Cl ea ners
1 Sink ER 40 2 80
Data :
Demand Factor 0.30

The summary for the Electrical Water Heaters selected are the following:
a) AG-STF-1 DEL-20 (75.7 liters)

b) AG-STF-2 DEL-20 (75.7 liters)
c) CL-TOI-1 DEL-20 (75.7 liters)
d) CL-TOI-2 DEL-20 (75.7 liters)
e) CL-ABL-1 DEL-20 (75.7 liters)
f) CL-ABL-2 DEL-20 (75.7 liters)
g) CL-AID-CLN DEL-10 (37.85 liters)

5 Drainage Calculations
5.1 Sump pumps calculations
5.1.1 Pumping pit in F1-DIP
WWP-F1-1/2
SITE DOHA REF.: QU

Water Temperature: 20 ºC Notes: WWP-F1-1/2
1 Galvanized Steel 0.1500 5.70 3.00 65 68.8 3717.64 1.533 44.827 134.48 2C90 2.00 0.00 4.88 218.76 218.76 353.24
2 Polyetylene HD (16 atm) 0.0100 5.70 12.00 90 71.6 4026.39 1.416 26.747 320.96 2C90+1TB+1GV+1CHV 5.00 0.00 14.17 379.00 379.00 699.96
3
4
5
1053.20
Fittings 597.76
Pipes 455.44
Safety 50% 3951.60

a) CHV Check Valve
b) GV Gate Valve
c) C90 Elbow 90º
d) TB Tee branch
For the pressure losses, the table E103.3(6) has been used.

Therefore, the Flow and Head necessary for the sump pump are the following:

b) Head 15 w.c.m.
The following table shows the pit calculation:

Client: Qatar Rail Document:
Project: Metro Red Line South Elevated & at- grade Initials Date
Building: Qatar University Station Designed
Code: WWP-F1-1/2 Checked
System: WASTE WATER Verify
Business: Approved
Date: 15/10/2015
Pressure losses in pipes
Section Pipe ND Di Hg Length Flow Velocity P pipe P lineal Total

(mm) (mm) (m) (m) (l/s) (m/s) (m.c.a.) (mm.c.a./m) (m.c.a.)
1 4.75 15.00
Pumps 5.7 l/s

15.0 m.c.a.
Wells dimensions
A B D Lmin
(m) (m) (m) (m)
0.486 0.2592 0.324 1.0044
L1 L2
Wells dimensions: 1.5 1.5
Free surface: 2.25 m²
Usefull volume:
0 ,9  Q ( l / s )
V (m 3
) 
Z
Z= 12 (máx starting per hour)
V= 0.43 m³
Usefull high
V
H U ( m )  u
H(m) = 0.19
S u
Distance between floats stop and start: 0.20 m
Time: 1.32 min
Height well
HIGH (m)
Well bottom-Low level alarm 0.35
Low level alarm-Stop pumps 0.25
Stop pumps-Start pump 1 0.20
Start pump 1-Start pump 2 0.15
Start pump 2-high level alarm 0.10
High level alarm-Inlet pipe 0.10
Inlet pipe-Floor elevation 0.55
TOTAL (m)
1.70
Therefore, the dimensions of the pit will be 1.5 m x 1.5 m x 1.70 m.

5.1.2 Pumping pit in F1-HVAC-2
The pumps installed in this pit (WWP-F1-3/4) will be designed to empty the firefighting water
tank with a water volume of 480 m³ for operations of cleaning and maintenance. The criteria
will be empty one of the two compartments (240 m³ every one) in approximately 14 hours.
Then, the flow rate for the drainage pumps will have the value of 4.75 l/s.
In order to have a safety factor with the designed pumps, this flow will be increased in 20%.
Then the estimated flow for these pumping pit will be 5.7 l/s.
The following table has been generated to calculate the head of the sump pump:
WWP-F1-3/4
SITE DOHA REF.: QU

Water Temperature: 20 ºC Notes: WWP-F1-3/4
2
nº mm l/s m DN mm mm m/s mm/m mm.c.a FITTINGS n mm.c.a m mm.c.a mm.c.a mm.c.a
1 Galvanized Steel 0.1500 5.70 3.00 65 68.8 3717.64 1.533 44.827 134.48 2C90 2.00 0.00 4.88 218.76 218.76 353.24
2 Polyetylene HD (16 atm) 0.0100 5.70 10.00 90 71.6 4026.39 1.416 26.747 267.47 2C90+1TR+1GV+1CHV 5.00 0.00 10.20 272.92 272.92 540.39
3
4
5
893.63
Fittings 491.68
Pipes 401.95
Safety 50% 3871.82

e) CHV Check Valve
f) GV Gate Valve
g) C90 Elbow 90º
h) TR Tee branch
For the pressure losses, the table E103.3(6) has been used.

Therefore, the Flow and Head necessary for the sump pump are the following:

b) Head 15 w.c.m.
The following table shows the pit calculation:

Client: Qatar Rail Document:
Project: Metro Red Line South Elevated & at- grade Initials Date
Building: Qatar University Station Designed
Code: WWP-F1-3/4 Checked
System: WASTE WATER Verify
Business: Approved
Date: 15/10/2015
Pressure losses in pipes
Section Pipe ND Di Hg Length Flow Velocity P pipe P lineal Total

(mm) (mm) (m) (m) (l/s) (m/s) (m.c.a.) (mm.c.a./m) (m.c.a.)
1 4.75 15.00
Polyetylene HD (16 atm)

Pumps 5.7 l/s ND 90 1,41 m/s 28,1 mm/m
15.0 m.c.a.
Wells dimensions
A B D Lmin
(m) (m) (m) (m)
0.486 0.2592 0.324 1.0044
L1 L2
Wells dimensions: 1.5 1.5
Free surface: 2.25 m²
Usefull volume:
0 ,9  Q ( l / s )
V (m 3
) 
Z
Z= 12 (máx starting per hour)
V= 0.43 m³
Usefull high
V
H U ( m )  u
H(m) = 0.19
S u
Distance between floats stop and start: 0.20 m
Time: 1.32 min
Height well
HIGH (m)
Well bottom-Low level alarm 0.35
Low level alarm-Stop pumps 0.25
Stop pumps-Start pump 1 0.20
Start pump 1-Start pump 2 0.15
Start pump 2-high level alarm 0.10
High level alarm-Inlet pipe 0.10
Inlet pipe-Floor elevation 0.55
TOTAL (m)
1.70

5.2 Drainage
For the drainage pipes sizing the tables of the International Plumbing Code have been used.
These tables are the following ones:
Table 14: International Plumbing Code 2012. Drainage Fixture Units for Sanitary Fittings

Table 15: International Plumbing Code 2012. Sizing of Building drains and Sewers
Table 16: International Plumbing Code 2012. Sizing of Horizontal branches and Stacks
The indications of Employer’s requirements have been used also. The next table show its:

Table 17: Employer’s Requirements Drainage Fixture units
Therefore, the Drainage Fixture Units assigned to the sanitary fixtures of the Station Qatar
University are shown in the following table:
DFU per Sanitary Fixture

Fixture Abbreviation DFU
Water Closet Flush Valve WC-FV 8
Water Closet Flush Tank WC-FT 4
Urinal UR 4
Lavatory LV 1
Shower SH 2
Office Sink OS 2
Clinical Sink CS 1
Service Sink SS 3
Ablution (FD ND 50) AB 2
Drinking Fountain DF 0,5
Hand Spray (FD ND 50) HS 2
Floor Drain FD 2
Table 18: Drainage Fixture Units

The following tables show the calculations for the horizontal pipes and stacks for Waste and
Soil systems:
CALCULATION OF HORIZONTAL DRAINAGE PIPES
DFU PIPES CAPACITY DFU per Sanitary Fixture

Horizontal pipe slope (%): 2 (1, 2 or 4) % Diameter DFU Fixture Abbreviation DFU
40 3 Water Closet Flush Valve WC-FV 8
50 21 Water Closet Flush Tank WC-FT 4
75 42 Urinal UR 4
100 216 Lavatory LV 1
125 480 Shower SH 2
150 840 Office Sink OS 2
200 1920 Clinical Sink CS 1
250 3500 Service Sink SS 3
300 5600 Ablution (FD ND 50) AB 2
400 10000 Drinking Fountain DF 0.5
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: CL-TOI-1 SOIL WATER. ND ≤ 75 SW
Sanitary Fixtures Diameter

Selected
Branch Total DFU according
Diameter
WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS FD IPC
A 1 4 50 50
B 2 8 50 75
C 3 12 50 75

75 36 Urinal UR 4
125 390 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: CL-TOI-1/2 SOIL WATER. ND > 75 SW

Selected
Diameter
A 1 8 75 100
B 2 16 75 150
C 3 24 75 150
D 4 32 100 150
E 5 40 100 150
F 1 8 75 100


75 42 Urinal UR 4
125 480 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: CL-TOI-1/2 WASTE WATER. ND ≤ 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
A 1 1 40 40
B 2 2 40 50
C 4 4 50 75
D 1 2 40 75
E 2 4 50 75
F 4 8 50 75

75 36 Urinal UR 4
125 390 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: CL-TOI-1/2. WASTE WATER. ND > 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
A 4 1 6 75 100


75 42 Urinal UR 4
125 480 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: CL-ABL-1/2 WASTE WATER. ND ≤ 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
A 1 1 40 40
B 2 2 40 50
C 4 4 50 75
E 1 2 40 40
F 2 4 50 50
G 3 6 50 50
H 4 8 50 75

75 36 Urinal UR 4
125 390 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: CL-ABL-1/2 WASTE WATER. ND > 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
A 4 4 12 75 100


75 42 Urinal UR 4
125 480 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: CL-CLN + CL-GRB + CL-CRB WASTE WATER. ND ≤ 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
A 1 2 40 75
B 1 1 5 50 75
C 1 1 40 40

75 36 Urinal UR 4
125 390 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: AG-STF-1/2 SOIL WATER. ND > 75 SW

Selected
Diameter
A 1 4 75 100


75 42 Urinal UR 4
125 480 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: AG-STF-1 WASTE WATER. ND ≤ 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
A 1 1 40 40
B 2 2 40 50
C 1 2 40 40
D 1 2 40 75

75 42 Urinal UR 4
125 480 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: AG-STF-2 WASTE WATER. ND ≤ 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
A 1 1 40 40
B 1 1 3 40 50
C 1 1 40 40

CALCULATION OF DRAINAGE STACKS
STACK NAME: WASTE WATER STACKS DFU STACKS CAPACITY DFU per Sanitary Fixture
Number of branch intervals: 1 Diameter DFU Fixture Abbreviation UD
75 20 Urinal UR 4
125 200 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
Sanitary Fixtures Diameter Maximun

Selected
Stack Name Total DFU according diameter of
Diameter
IPC branches
WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS FD
WW-01 9 4 7 31 100 150 150
WW-01A* 1 2 40 150 150
WW-01B 2 2 40 50 50
WW-01C 2 2 40 50 50
WW-01D 4 4 50 75 75
WW-01C+01B 4 4 50 75 75
WW-02 1 2 40 100 100
WW-03 9 4 7 31 100 125 125

WW-03A 1 2 40 100 100
WW-03B 2 2 40 50 50
WW-03C 2 2 40 50 50
WW-03D 5 5 75 75 75
WW-03C+03D 4 4 50 75 75
WW-04 1 2 40 100 100
WW-06A 1 2 40 100 100

WW-06B 1 2 40 100 100
WW-07 1 2 40 100 100
WW-10B** 2 4 50 125 125

WW-10C 2 4 50 100 100
WW-12A*** 1 2 40 125 125

WW-12C 2 4 50 100 100
WW-14**** 1 2 40 150 150
*Drainage track-way adicional (WW-09A & WW-09B)

**Drainage track-way adicional (WW-10B)
***Drainage track-way adicional (WW-12A)
****Drainage track-way adicional (WW-14A&WW-14B)


75 36 Urinal UR 4
125 390 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: Branch WASTE WATER. ND > 75 WW

Selected
Diameter
AID + STF-1 + STF-2
+ IL-MEP-1 4 2 1 5 19 75 125
AID + STF-1 + STF-2
+ IL-MEP-1 + WW08**** 4 2 1 5 19 75 150
WW-06A + WW-06B + TPS 3 6 75 125
WW-07 + 3FD 4 8 75 100

WW-07 + 3FD + 1FD 5 10 75 100
WW-07 + 3FD + 1FD
+WW14B* 5 10 75 150
WW-10C + WW-10B**
+WW-10A** 4 8 75 150
WW-12C + WW12A***
+WW-12B*** 2 4 75 150
F1-MVLV-1 2 4 75 125
F1-MVLV-1 + F1-EQS
+ F1-UPS 4 8 75 125
F1-MVLV-1 + F1-EQS
+ F1-UPS + F1-WTE
+ F1-HVAC 6 12 75 125
F1-MVLV-1 + F1-EQS
+ F1-UPS + F1-WTE
+ F1-HVAC+F1-DIP 8 16 75 125
F1-MVLV-2 1 2 75 100
F1-MVLV-2 + F1-EQS 2 4 75 125
F1-MVLV-2 + F1-EQS
+ F1-HVAC-2 + F1-FFP 5 10 75 125
*Drainage track-way adicional (WW-14B)

**Drainage track-way adicional (WW-10A&WW-10B)
***Drainage track-way adicional (WW-12A&WW-12B)
****Drainage track-way adicional (WW-08)

CALCULATION OF DRAINAGE STACKS
STACK NAME: SOIL WATER STACKS DFU STACKS CAPACITY DFU per Sanitary Fixture
Number of branch intervals: 1 Diameter DFU Fixture Abbreviation UD
75 20 Urinal UR 4
125 200 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
Sanitary Fixtures Diameter Maximun

Selected
Stack Name Total DFU according diameter of
Diameter
IPC branches
WC-FV WC-FT UR LV SH OS CS SS AB DF HS FD
SW-01 5 3 52 100 150 150
SW-01A 5 40 100 150 150
SW-01B 1 4 50 75 75
SW-01C 1 4 50 75 75
SW-01D 1 4 50 75 75
SW-02 5 40 100 150 150

75 36 Urinal UR 4
125 390 Shower SH 2
Floor Drain FD 2
ROOM: Branch SOIL WATER. ND > 75 SW

Selected
Diameter
AG-STF-2 + AG-STAF-1 4 16 75 150
AG-RTL 1 1 1 1 9 100 125

5.3 Trackway Drainage calculations
5.3.1 Calculations
The trackway drainage is calculated to drain the water flow from an eventually failure or use of
one Hose Connection or pipe for the Standpipe system (Fire Fighting installation). According
NFPA 14, the water flow for one Hose Connection of Class I is 948 l/min (15.8 l/s)
On the other hand, two floor drains will be installed in trackway structure between every axes
pair of the station. Then if there is a break or an unusual use of the standpipe or hose
connection, the water flow of 948 l/min will be splitted to the 2 floor drains of every axes pair.
Therefore, every floor drain and its horizontal branch will be designed to drain 474 l/min (7.9
l/s).
The next calculation shows the capacity of a horizontal pipe of ND 125:
Every floor drain will have a ND 125 horizontal connection to drain until 7.90 l/s with a slope of
1%. Then, the two floor drains can be able to drain 15.8 l/s. The horizontal pipe for two floor
drains will be ND 150 mm with a slope of 1.5%.

5.3.2 Conclusions
The conclusions of these calculations are the following ones:
a) There will be 2 floor drains between axes
b) The horizontal pipe for one floor drain will be ND 125 with a slope of 1%
c) The horizontal pipe for two floor drains will be ND 150 with a slope of 1.5%
The trackway drainage is calculated to drain the water flow from an eventually failure or use of
one Hose Connection or pipe for the Standpipe system (Fire Fighting installation). According
NFPA 14, the water flow for one Hose Connection of Class I is 948 l/min
5.4 Connection to QU Foul sewerage Network
5.4.1 Methodology

To design the drainage pipe system the next steps have been followed:
 Preliminary design of the drainage system following the geometric determinants provided
by the drainage standards
 Distribution of the drainage flow units that match to every pipe branch. They will be
increasingly accumulated as the pipe level decreases and every flow unit is added to the
pipe system. At the end of every stretch it will become the total accumulated flow.
 Checking of the drainage system in order to match the velocity determinants stated by the
standards. It has been performed by Trazado 3, in particular the Networks module. It
utilizes Manning’s Equation to obtain friction losses in open flow calculations. It has been
developed by TYPSA.
As it has been stated above, Mannings’s Equation has been used to check that the pipe
system meets the standards requirements. It’s an empirical formula for uniform flow in open
channels. Manning’s Equation is:
1 /
Where:
n is Manning’s roughness coefficient s/[m1/3]
S0 is bed slope (m/m)
R is the hydraulic radius of the flow (m)
Typical values of Manning’s n are given bellowm according to QDSSM:
Channel Material n range s/[m1/3]

Cement 0.010-0.015
Concrete 0.010-0.020
Brickwork 0.011-0.018
A Manning’s n value of 0.013 has been adopted.
According to QDSSM the minimum slope is 1 to 150 (0.67%), considering that the standard of
workmanship during construction is high. However, the available sewerage network in QU
does not allow connecting by gravity accomplishing with this minimum gradient. The proposed
network has been designed trying to reach the maximum possible speed in the pipe but
connecting to the existing network by gravity.
5.4.2 Global Peak drainage flow for University Station

Two hydraulic simulations have been considered, the first one including a pumping system,
and the second one as a gravity- flow system, with no pumping system included.
For the two simulations, the peak drainage flows for every manhole or every calculation pipe
junction that have been considered are the ones shown below.

PUMPING SYSTEM SIMULATION
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS01
FS01-01 3.89 1.38
FS01-02 26.60 3.61
30.48 3.86
FS01-03 97.00 6.89
127.48 7.90
FS01-04 8.00 1.98
135.48 8.15
FS01-05 8.00 1.98
143.48 8.38
FS01-06 6.00 1.71
149.48 8.56
FS01-07 2.00 0.99
151.48 8.62
FS01-08 10.00 2.21
161.48 8.90
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS04
FS04-01 2.00 0.99
FS04-02:(+6 l/s) 73.47 6.00
16.00 2.80
91.47 6.69
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS02
FS02-01:(+6 l/s) 16.00 2.80
73.47 6.00
89.47 6.62
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS03
FS03-01 33.00 4.02
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS02
FS02-05 9.00 2.10
FS02-06 6.00 1.71
15.00 2.71

Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS02
FS02-07 2.61 1.13
17.61 2.94
FS02-08 2.61 1.13
FS02-09 20.21 3.15
6.00 1.71
26.21 3.58
FS02-10 9.00 2.10
35.21 4.15
GRAVITY- FLOW SYSTEM SIMULATION
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS01
FS01-01 3.89 1.38
FS01-02 26.60 3.61
30.48 3.86
FS01-03 97.00 6.89
127.48 7.90
FS01-04 8.00 1.98
135.48 8.15
FS01-05 8.00 1.98
143,48 8.38
FS01-06 6.00 1.71
149.48 8.56
FS01-07 2.00 0.99
151.48 8.62
FS01-08 10.00 2.21
161.48 8.90
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS04
FS04-01 2.00 0.99
FS04-02 0.00 0.00
16.00 2.80
18.00 2.97
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS02
FS02-01 16.00 2.80
0.00 0.00
16.00 2.80

Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS03
FS03-01 33.00 4.02
Manhole
DFU Qp (l/s)
FS02
FS02-05 9.00 2.10
FS02-06 6.00 1.71
15.00 2.71
FS02-07 2.61 1.13
17.61 2.94
FS02-08 2.61 1.13
FS02-09 20.21 3.15
6.00 1.71
26.21 3.58
FS02-10 9.00 2.10
35.21 4.15
5.4.3 Results
PUMPING SYSTEM SIMULATION
FS01
Initial End Initial End Length Slope % Tube % Filled Flow Speed
stretch stretch contour contour m³/s (m/s)
manhole manhole height of height of
the the
stretch stretch
FS01-01 FS01-02 15.34 14.99 7.786 4.50 Ø150 13.88 0.00138 0.90
FS01-02 FS01-03 14.99 14.942 13.056 0.37 Ø150 44.51 0.00386 0.50
FS01-03 FS01-04 14.942 14.867 20.166 0.37 Ø150 69.86 0.0079 0.59
FS01-04 FS01-05 14.867 14.793 20 0.37 Ø150 71.57 0.00814 0.59
FS01-05 FS01-06 14.793 14.733 16.26 0.37 Ø150 73.4 0.00838 0.59
FS01-06 FS01-07 14.733 14.658 20.54 0.37 Ø150 75.05 0.00855 0.59
FS01-07 FS01-08 14.658 14.588 18.76 0.37 Ø150 74.77 0.00861 0.60
FS01-08 FS01-09 14.588 14.463 34.074 0.37 Ø150 77.45 0.00889 0.60
FS01-09 FS01-10 14.463 14.358 28.307 0.37 Ø150 77.06 0.00889 0.60
FS01-10 FS02-10 14.358 14.262 44.039 0.22 Ø200 81.02 0.01558 0.56

FS02
the the
stretch stretch
FS02-01 FS02-02 15.52 15.2 12.443 2.57 Ø150 35.15 0.00662 1.17
FS02-02 FS02-03 14.73 14.619 46.842 0.24 Ø200 58.6 0.01064 0.54
FS02-03 FS02-04 14.619 14.597 9.302 0.24 Ø200 58.6 0.01064 0.54
FS02-04 FS02-05 14.597 14.518 32.944 0.24 Ø200 58.44 0.01064 0.55
FS02-05 FS02-06 14.518 14.45 28.822 0.24 Ø200 66.34 0.01274 0.56
FS02-06 FS02-07 14.45 14.42 12.661 0.24 Ø200 68.41 0.01335 0.57
FS02-07 FS02-08 14.42 14.389 12.754 0.24 Ø200 68.7 0.01358 0.58
FS02-08 FS02-09 14.389 14.361 11.864 0.24 Ø200 70.29 0.01379 0.57
FS02-09 FS02-10 14.361 14.294 28.264 0.24 Ø300 37.26 0.01423 0.58
FS02-10 FS02-11 14.294 14.262 13.45 0.24 Ø300 38.02 0.0148 0.59
FS02-11 FS02-12 14.262 14.197 27.46 0.24 Ø300 57.82 0.03038 0.71
FS02-12 FS02-13 14.197 14.11 36.221 0.24 Ø300 57.51 0.03038 0.71
FS02-13 FS02-14 14.11 13.992 50.003 0.24 Ø300 57.82 0.03038 0.71
FS02-14 FS02-15 13.992 13.853 58.435 0.24 Ø300 57.67 0.03038 0.71
FS02-15 FS02-16 13.853 13.734 49.958 0.24 Ø300 57.67 0.03038 0.71
FS02-16 FS02-17 13.734 13.579 65.321 0.24 Ø300 57.67 0.03038 0.71
FS02-17 FS02-18 13.579 13.49 37.251 0.24 Ø300 57.51 0.03038 0.71
FS03
the the
stretch stretch
FS03-01 FS02-02 15.3 14.735 33.834 1.67 Ø150 30.29 0.00402 0.87
FS04
the the
stretch stretch
FS04-01 FS04-02 15.25 14.712 13.441 4.00 Ø150 12.18 0.00099 0.79
FS04-02 FS01-10 14.712 14.358 39.371 0.90 Ø150 47.33 0.00669 0.80

GRAVITY- FLOW SYSTEM SIMULATION
FS01
the the
stretch stretch
FS01-01 FS01-02 15.34 14.99 7.786 4.50 Ø150 13.88 0.00138 0.90
FS01-02 FS01-03 14.99 14.942 13.056 0.37 Ø150 44.51 0.00386 0.50
FS01-03 FS01-04 14.942 14.867 20.166 0.37 Ø150 69.86 0.0079 0.59
FS01-04 FS01-05 14.867 14.793 20 0.37 Ø150 71.57 0.00814 0.59
FS01-05 FS01-06 14.793 14.733 16.26 0.37 Ø150 73.4 0.00838 0.59
FS01-06 FS01-07 14.733 14.658 20.54 0.37 Ø150 75.05 0.00855 0.59
FS01-07 FS01-08 14.658 14.588 18.76 0.37 Ø150 74.77 0.00861 0.60
FS01-08 FS01-09 14.588 14.463 34.074 0.37 Ø150 77.45 0.00889 0.60
FS01-09 FS01-10 14.463 14.358 28.307 0.37 Ø150 77.06 0.00889 0.60
FS01-10 FS02-10 14.358 14.262 44.039 0.22 Ø200 64.85 0.01186 0.54
FS02
Initial End Initial End Length Slope % Tube % Filled Flow m³/s Speed
stretch stretch contour contour (m/s)
the the
stretch stretch
FS02-01 FS02-02 15.52 15.2 12.443 2.57 Ø150 22.55 0.0028 0.92
FS02-02 FS02-03 14.73 14.619 46.842 0.24 Ø200 44.83 0.00682 0.49
FS02-03 FS02-04 14.619 14.597 9.302 0.24 Ø200 44.98 0.00682 0.49
FS02-04 FS02-05 14.597 14.518 32.944 0.24 Ø200 44.67 0.00682 0.49
FS02-05 FS02-06 14.518 14.45 28.822 0.24 Ø200 52.51 0.00892 0.52
FS02-06 FS02-07 14.45 14.42 12.661 0.24 Ø200 54.71 0.00953 0.53
FS02-07 FS02-08 14.42 14.389 12.754 0.24 Ø200 55.02 0.00976 0.54
FS02-08 FS02-09 14.389 14.361 11.864 0.24 Ø200 56.27 0.00997 0.54
FS02-09 FS02-10 14.361 14.294 28.264 0.24 Ø300 31.59 0.01041 0.53
FS02-10 FS02-11 14.294 14.262 13.45 0.24 Ø300 32.47 0.01098 0.54
FS02-11 FS02-12 14.262 14.197 27.46 0.24 Ø300 48.59 0.02284 0.66
FS02-12 FS02-13 14.197 14.11 36.221 0.24 Ø300 48.43 0.02284 0.66
FS02-13 FS02-14 14.11 13.992 50.003 0.24 Ø300 48.59 0.02284 0.66
FS02-14 FS02-15 13.992 13.853 58.435 0.24 Ø300 48.43 0.02284 0.66
FS02-15 FS02-16 13.853 13.734 49.958 0.24 Ø300 48.43 0.02284 0.66
FS02-16 FS02-17 13.734 13.579 65.321 0.24 Ø300 48.59 0.02284 0.66
FS02-17 FS02-18 13.579 13.49 37.251 0.24 Ø300 48.43 0.02284 0.66

FS03
the the
stretch stretch
FS03-01 FS02-02 15.3 14.735 33.834 1.67 Ø150 30.29 0.00402 0.87
FS04
Initial End Initial End Length Slope % Tube % Filled Flow m³/s Speed
stretch stretch contour contour (m/s)
the the
stretch stretch
FS04-01 FS04-02 15.25 14.712 13.441 4.00 Ø150 12.18 0.00099 0.79
FS04-02 FS01-10 14.712 14.358 39.371 0.90 Ø150 30.43 0.00297 0.64
5.5 Condensate drain system calculations

Condensate drain systems shall be provided for equipment and appliances containing
evaporators or cooling coils. The system has been designed according to International
Plumbing Code.
Such piping shall maintain a minimum horizontal slope in the direction of discharge of one
percent.
Condensate waste and drain line size shall be not less than 19 mm internal diameter. Where
the drain pipes from more than one unit are manifolded together for condensate drainage, the
pipe shall be sized in accordance with Table 19 Condensate drain sizing.
Table 19: Condensate drain sizing
The following tables show the calculations for the horizontal pipes for condensate drain
system:

MINIMUN COOLING MINIMUN
COOLING COOLING
CONDENSATE CAPACITY CONDENSATE
LEVEL BRANCH UNIT CAPACITY CAPACITY
PIPE ACCUMULATE PIPE
(KW) (tons)
DIAMETER (tons) DIAMETER
A FCU-UL-ITE-1 27.5 7.82 20 - -
A FCU-UL-ELE-1 2 0.57 20 - -
B DX-IU-UL-ITE-1 20.8 5.91 20 6.48 20
C FCU-UL-HVAC-1 5.7 1.62 20 8.10 20
A AHU-PL-PLT-1-01 172 48.91 32 48.91 32
A FCU-UL-SMK-1 8 2.27 20 2.27 20
A FCU-UL-SMK-2 8 2.27 20 2.27 20
A FCU-UL-ELE-2 2 0.57 20 0.57 20
B FCU-UL-ITE-2 27.5 7.82 20 7.82 20

C DX-IU-UL-ITE-2 20.8 5.91 20 13.73 20
D 50.3 14.30 20 14.30 20

E FCU-UL-HVAC-2 5.7 1.62 20 15.92 20
UNDERPLATFORM LEVEL
A AHU-PL-PLT-2-02 177 50.33 32 50.33 32
A FCU-UL-SMK-3 8 2.27 20 2.27 20
A FCU-UL-ELE-3 2 0.57 20 0.57 20
A FCU-UL-ITE-3 27.5 7.82 20 7.82 20

B DX-IU-UL-ITE-3 21.5 6.11 20 13.93 20
C 51 14.50 20 14.50 20
D FCU-UL-HVAC-3 5.7 1.62 20 16.12 20
A AHU-PL-PLT-1-02 172 48.91 32 48.91 32
A FCU-UL-SMK-4 8 2.27 20 2.27 20
A FCU-UL-ELE-4 2 0.57 20 0.57 20
B FCU-UL-ITE-4 27.5 7.82 20 7.82 20

C FCU-UL-ITE-4 21.5 6.11 20 13.93 20
D 51 14.50 20 14.50 20
E FCU-UL-HVAC-4 5.7 1.62 20 16.12 20
A AHU-PL-PLT-2-02 177 50.33 32 50.33 32

COOLING COOLING
(KW) (tons)
A FAHU-V-CL-1 45.2 12.85 20 - -
B AHU-CL-CLH-01 255 72.50 32 85.36 32
A FCU-CL-PQF 1.8 0.51 20 0.51 20

B DX-IU-CL-TSQ 7.2 2.05 20 2.56 20
C FCU-CL-TSQ 4.9 1.39 20 3.95 20
D FCU-CL-HVAC-1-2 8 2.27 20 6.23 20
A DX-IU-CL-ITE-1 18 5.12 20 5.12 20

B FCU-CL-ELE-1 2 0.57 20 5.69 20
C FCU-CL-ITE-1 17.9 5.09 20 10.78 20
D FCU-CL-HVAC-1-1 8 2.27 20 13.05 20
A CRAH-CL-SGN-1 17.7 5.03 20 5.03 20

B CRAH-CL-SGN-2 17.7 5.03 20 10.07 20
A DX-IU-CL-TSP 5.2 1.48 20 1.48 20

B FCU-CL-TSP 6.4 1.82 20 3.30 20
C FCU-CL-PRY-1 4.7 1.34 20 4.63 20
CONCOURSE
A FCU-CL-ABL-1 4.7 1.34 20 1.34 20

B FCU-CL-TOI-1 4.7 1.34 20 2.67 20
A FCU-CL-AID 1.5 0.43 20 0.43 20

B FCU-CL-GRB 1.5 0.43 20 0.85 20
C FCU-CL-CLN 2.5 0.71 20 1.56 20
A FCU-CL-PRY-2 4.7 1.34 20 1.34 20

B FCU-CL-ABL-2 4.7 1.34 20 2.67 20
C FCU-CL-TOI-1 4.7 1.34 20 4.01 20
A FCU-CL-INF 1.6 0.45 20 0.45 20

B FCU-CL-TRC 4.7 1.34 20 1.79 20
C FCU-CL-PRS 2.5 0.71 20 2.50 20
A FCU-CL-ELE-2 3.5 1.00 20 1.00 20

B DX-IU-CL-ITE-2 21.5 6.11 20 7.11 20
C FCU-CL-ITE-2 27.5 7.82 20 14.93 20
D FCU-CL-HVAC-2-2 8 2.27 20 17.20 20
E AHU-CL-CLH-02 265.2 75.41 32 75.41 32

F AHU-AG-SAC 70.2 19.96 20 95.37 40
0.00 20 19.96 20
G 395.9 112.57 40 112.57 40

COOLING COOLING
(KW) (tons)
A FCU-CL-HVAC-2-1 8 2.27 20 2.27 20
B FAHU-V-CL-2 15.1 4.29 20 6.57 20
A CRAC-IU-CL-MTE 24.9 7.08 20 7.08 20

B CRAC-IU-CL-MTE 24.9 7.08 20 14.16 20
A FCU-CL-STO 2.5 0.71 20 0.71 20

CONCOURSE
B DX-IU-CL-SCR 9.7 2.76 20 3.47 20

C FCU-CL-SCR 11.6 3.30 20 6.06 20
A FCU-CL-BRG-1 17 4.83 20 4.83 20

B FCU-CL-BRG-2 17 4.83 20 9.67 20
C FCU-CL-BRG-5 17 4.83 20 4.83 20

D FCU-CL-BRG-4 17 4.83 20 9.67 20
E FCU-CL-BRG-4 17 4.83 20 9.67 20
F 85 24.17 25 24.17 25

COOLING COOLING
(KW) (tons)
A FCU-IL-PRS 2.5 0.71 20 0.71 20
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
A FCU-IL-MEP-1 2.7 0.77 20 0.77 20
A FAHU-V-AA-1 31.6 8.98 20 8.98 20
A FCU-IL-MEP-3 2.5 0.71 20 0.71 20
A FCU-IL-MEP-2 2.5 0.71 20 0.71 20

COOLING COOLING
(KW) (tons)
A FCU-AG-STF-1 2.9 0.82 20 0.82 20
A FCU-AG-STF-2 2.9 0.82 20 0.82 20
A CRAC-IU-AG-TTP 29.6 8.42 20 8.42 20

AT-GRADE LEVEL
A CRAH-AG-TTP 29.6 8.42 20 8.42 20
A DX-IU-AG-EMR 1.6 0.45 20 0.45 20

B FCU-AG-EMR 2.5 0.71 20 1.17 20
A CRAC-IU-AG-TPSS-2 86 24.45 25 24.45 25

B FAHU-V-F1-2-T 33 9.38 20 33.84 25
C CRAH-AG-TPS-01 83.3 23.68 25 57.52 32
D CRAH-AG-TPS-01 83.3 23.68 25 81.21 32

COOLING COOLING
(KW) (tons)
A FCU-F1-BAT-1 27.5 7.82 20 7.82 20
B FCU-F1-ITE-1 27.5 7.82 20 15.64 20
C FCU-F1-FUT-UPS 27.5 7.82 20 23.46 25
D DX-IU-F1-ITE-1 20.8 5.91 20 29.37 25
E DX-IU-F1-FUT-UPS 65.6 18.65 20 48.02 32
F FCU-F1-FUT-UPS-1-2 27.5 7.82 20 55.84 32
G FCU-F1-HVAC-1 2.5 0.71 20 56.55 32
H FCU-F1-WTE-1 2.5 0.71 20 57.26 32
I FCU-F1-DIP 2.5 0.71 20 57.98 32
A FAHU-V-F1-1 83 23.60 25 23.60 25
A FCU-F1-BAT-2 27.5 7.82 20 7.82 20

LOWER GROUND LEVEL
B DX-IU-F1-ITE-2 11.3 3.21 20 3.21 20

C FCU-F1-ITE-2 14.8 4.21 20 7.42 20
D 53.6 15.24 20 15.24 20

E DX-IU-F1-BAT-2 18.6 5.29 20 20.53 25
F FCU-F1-ELE-2 2 0.57 20 21.10 25
G FCU-F1-HVAC-2 2.5 0.71 20 21.81 25
H FCU-F1-FFP 2.5 0.71 20 22.52 25
A FAHU-V-F1-2 33 9.38 20 9.38 20
A AHU-AG-WAC-01 78.8 22.41 25 22.41 25
A AHU-AG-WAC-02 78.8 22.41 25 22.41 25
A CRAH-F1-MVLV-1 81.6 23.20 25 23.20 25

B DX-IU-F1-BAT-1 18 5.12 20 28.32 25
A CRAH-F1-MVLV-1 81.6 23.20 25 51.52 32

6 Storm Water Calculations
6.1 Stacks and horizontal conductors calculation

For the storm water calculations following data are considered:
a) Return Period 50 years
b) Storm duration 5 minutes
With these data, the rainfall intensity is obtained from the next table included in Qatar
Sewerage & Drainage Design Manual:
Table 20: Qatar Sewerage & Drainage Design Manual. Rainfall Intensity
Then the rainfall intensity will be 108.90 mm/h (4.29 inch per hour)
For the pipes, gutters and stacks sizing, the following tables are included in International
Plumbing Code:

Table 21: International Plumbing Code 2012. Vertical conductors for Rain Water
Table 22: International Plumbing Code 2012. Horizontal conductors for Rain Water

Table 23: International Plumbing Code 2012. Gutters for Rain Water
In the next table can be checked the calculations that have been done for the sizing of the
stacks and horizontal conductors in University Station:

RAIN WATER CALCULATIONS
Vertical pipes Horizontal Pipes
University Covered Covered Area Rain flow
Nominal Diameter Nominal Diameter
Station Area (m²) (square feet) (l/s)
Selected selected (1% slope)
RW‐01 380 4090.42 11.50 ND 125 ND 150
RW‐02 700 7534.98 21.18 ND 150 ND 200
RW‐03 700 7534.98 21.18 ND 150 ND 200
RW‐04 400 4305.71 12.10 ND 125 ND 150
RW‐05 380 4090.42 11.50 ND 125 ND 150
RW‐06 700 7534.98 21.18 ND 150 ND 200
RW‐07 700 7534.98 21.18 ND 150 ND 200
RW‐08 425 4574.81 12.86 ND 125 ND 150
RW‐09 (01+02) 1080 11625.40 32.67 ND 200 ND 250
RW‐10 (03+04) 1100 11840.69 33.28 ND 200 ND 250
RW‐11 (05+06) 1080 11625.40 32.67 ND 200 ND 250
RW‐12 (07+08) 1125 12109.80 34.03 ND 200 ND 250
RW‐09 +11 2160 23250.81 65.34 - ND 300
RW‐10 +12 2225 23950.48 67.31 - ND 300
RW‐13 110 1184.07 3.33 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐14 300 3229.28 9.08 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐15 300 3229.28 9.08 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐16 110 1184.07 3.33 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐17 130 1399.35 3.93 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐18 300 3229.28 9.08 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐19 300 3229.28 9.08 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐20 130 1399.35 3.93 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐21 205 2206.67 6.20 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐22 205 2206.67 6.20 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐23 330 3552.21 9.98 ND 100 ND 125
RW‐24 510 5489.77 15.43 ND 125 ND 150
RW‐25 350 3767.49 10.59 ND 125 ND 150
RW‐26 370 3982.78 11.19 ND 125 ND 150
RW‐27 470 5059.20 14.22 ND 125 ND 150
CHILLER PLANT‐01 80 861.14 2.42 - ND 100
CHILLER PLANT‐02 80 861.14 2.42 - ND 100
CHILLER PLANT‐03 80 861.14 2.42 - ND 100
CHILLER PLANT‐04 65 699.68 1.97 - ND 100
CHILLER PLANT‐05 15 161.46 0.45 - ND 100

6.2 Storm water disponsal
6.2.1 Pipeline design

Methodology
For the design of the storm water network, it has been applied the same parameters and
methodology used for the design of the drainage network.
Rain water flows
Rain water flow for each manhole is obtained from the corresponding drainpipe. The
connection from the station only considers the runoff from the station ceiling.
In the following table, discharge in each manhole is shown.
Manhole Qp (m³/s)
RW01-01 0.00393
RW01-02 0
RW01-03 0.00908
RW01-04 0.00998
RW01-05 0.00908
RW01-06 0.00393
RW01-07 0
RW01-08 0
RW01-09 0
RW01-10 0
RW01-11 0
RW01-08-01 0.00908
RW01-08-02 0
RW01-08-03 0.00333
RW01-08 0
RW01-09-01 0.00333
RW01-09-02 0.00908
RW01-09-03 0
RW01-09-04 0.0062
RW01-09-05 0
RW01-09-06 0
RW01-09-07 0.01422
RW01-09 0
RW01-09-06-01 0.0062
RW01-09-06-02 0
RW01-09-06 0
RW01-10-01 0.06731
RW01-10-02 0
RW01-10-03 0.01059
RW01-10 0
RW02-01 0.00242
RW02-02 0
Manhole Qp (m³/s)
RW02-03 0.00242
RW02-04 0
RW02-05 0
RW02-04-01-01 0.00242
RW02-04-01-02 0
RW02-04-01-03 0.00197
RW02-04-01-04 0.00045
RW02-04-01-05 0
RW02-04 0
RW02-04-02-01 0.06534
RW02-04-02-02 0
RW02-04-02-03 0.01543
RW02-04-02-04 0
RW02-04 0
RW02-04-02-04-01 0.01119
RW02-04-02-04-02 0
RW02-04-02-04-03 0
RW02-04-02-04 0
Storm Water simulation results

RW01
Initial stretch End stretch Initial End Length Slope Tube % Flow m³/s Speed
manhole manhole contour contour % Filled (m/s)
height of height of
the stretch the
stretch
RW01-01 RW01-02 15.5 15.454 3.87 1.189 Ø150 32.77 0.00393 0.770
RW01-02 RW01-03 15.3 15.071 16.36 1.4 Ø300 12.49 0.00393 0.750
RW01-03 RW01-04 15.071 14.884 33.661 0.556 Ø300 28.43 0.01301 0.770
RW01-04 RW01-05 14.884 14.697 33.781 0.554 Ø300 38.48 0.02299 0.900
RW01-05 RW01-06 14.697 14.619 14.025 0.556 Ø300 46.23 0.03207 0.990
RW01-06 RW01-07 13.9 13.57 18.535 1.78 Ø300 35.75 0.036 1.560
RW01-07 RW01-08 13.57 13.465 20.936 0.502 Ø300 50.94 0.036 0.980
RW01-08 RW01-09 13.465 13.343 24.398 0.5 Ø300 61.37 0.04841 1.050
RW01-09 RW01-10 13.21 13.005 34.214 0.599 Ø400 52.04 0.08744 1.310
RW01-10 RW01-11 13.005 12.935 9.983 0.701 Ø400 76.66 0.16534 1.580
RW01-08
Initial stretch End stretch Initial End Length Slope Tube % Flow Speed
manhole manhole contour contour % Filled m³/s (m/s)
height of height of
the stretch the
stretch
RW01-08-01 RW01-08-02 16.05 16.034 2.418 0.662 Ø150 62.74 0.00908 0.77
RW01-08-02 RW01-08-03 15.88 15.656 14.959 1.497 Ø300 18.49 0.00908 0.99
RW01-08-03 RW01-08 15.656 15.439 14.436 1.503 Ø300 21.64 0.01241 1.09
RW01-09
height of height of
the stretch the
stretch
RW01-09-01 RW01-09-02 15.3 15.052 14.86 1.669 Ø300 11.08 0.00333 0.76
RW01-09-02 RW01-09-03 15.052 14.874 32.426 0.549 Ø300 27.86 0.01241 0.76

RW01-09
height of height of
the stretch the
stretch
RW01-09-03 RW01-09-04 14.874 14.798 13.891 0.547 Ø300 27.86 0.01241 0.76
RW01-09-04 RW01-09-05 14.798 14.736 10.049 0.617 Ø300 33.36 0.01861 0.89
RW01-09-05 RW01-09-06 14.736 14.662 12.017 0.616 Ø300 33.36 0.01861 0.89
RW01-09-06 RW01-09-07 14.662 14.534 20.779 0.616 Ø300 38.94 0.02481 0.96
RW01-09-07 RW01-09 14.534 14.3 38.059 0.615 Ø300 50.31 0.03903 1.08
RW01-09-06
height of height of
the the
stretch stretch
RW01-09-
RW01-09-06-01 06-02 15 14.962 4.748 0.8 Ø150 46.7 0.0062 0.75
RW01-09-06-02 RW01-09-06 14.81 14.71 9.99 1.001 Ø300 16.93 0.0062 0.77
RW01-10
height of height of
the stretch the
stretch
RW01-10-01 RW01-10-02 15.4 15.112 9.585 3.005 Ø300 43.58 0.06731 2.24
RW01-10-02 RW01-10-03 15.112 14.89 33.088 0.671 Ø300 69.71 0.06731 1.26
RW01-10-03 RW01-10 14.89 14.618 40.617 0.67 Ø300 79.13 0.0779 1.28
RW02
height of height of
the stretch the
stretch
RW02-01 RW02-02 14.5 14.46 2.383 1.679 Ø150 23.34 0.00242 0.76
RW02-02 RW02-03 14.3 14.147 7.099 2.155 Ø300 9 0.00242 0.76
RW02-03 RW02-04 14.147 13.9 20.786 1.188 Ø300 14.42 0.00484 0.76
RW02-04 RW02-05 13.424 13.374 9.999 0.5 Ø400 60.45 0.10164 1.26
RW02-04-01
height of height of
the the
stretch stretch
RW02-04-01- RW02-04-01-
01 02 15.45 15.423 1.59 1.698 Ø150 23.34 0.00242 0.76
RW02-04-01- RW02-04-01-
02 03 15.27 15.114 7.101 2.197 Ø300 8.91 0.00242 0.76
RW02-04-01- RW02-04-01-
03 04 15.114 15.038 5.801 1.31 Ø300 13.44 0.00439 0.76
RW02-04-01- RW02-04-01-
04 05 15.038 14.841 14.914 1.321 Ø300 14.09 0.00484 0.79
RW02-04-01-
05 RW02-04 14.841 14.5 25.955 1.314 Ø300 14.09 0.00484 0.78
RW02-04-02
height of height of
the the
stretch stretch

RW02-04-02
height of height of
the the
stretch stretch
RW02-04-02- RW02-04-02-
01 02 14.25 14.22 4.504 0.666 Ø300 68.41 0.06534 1.25
RW02-04-02- RW02-04-02-
02 03 14.22 14.028 34.68 0.554 Ø300 73.54 0.06534 1.16
RW02-04-02- RW02-04-02-
03 04 13.9 13.78 23.955 0.501 Ø400 52.36 0.08077 1.2
RW02-04-02-
04 RW02-04 13.78 13.424 71.167 0.5 Ø400 56.73 0.09196 1.24
RW02-04-02-04
height of height of
the the
stretch stretch
RW02-04-02- RW02-04-02-
04-01 04-02 14.6 14.148 7.876 5.739 Ø300 14.76 0.01119 1.68
RW02-04-02- RW02-04-02-
04-02 04-03 14.148 14.032 19.351 0.599 Ø300 25.77 0.01119 0.76
RW02-04-02- RW02-04-02-
04-03 04 14.032 13.832 33.294 0.601 Ø300 25.77 0.01119 0.76
6.2.2 Infiltration trenches

Design rain
The design rain which the following calculations are based on has been obtained using
equation 1.5.1. of the QSDDM.
This equation defines the IDF curve in common use for surface water drainage projects in
Qatar.
Where:
 Tr is the return period in years (used value of 50)
t is the storm duration in mins (variable value)
 Several fitting parameters for which the used values are:
C= 410
d= 10
m= 0.206
n= 0.787
The obtained IDF curve is shown in the following table

Table. IDF curve
Duration Average intensity Rainfall depth
(min) (mm/h) (mm)
5 108.94 9.08
10 86.87 14.48
15 72.88 18.22
20 63.14 21.05
30 50.34 25.17
45 39.18 29.39
60 32.41 32.41
120 19.91 39.82
180 14.77 44.31
360 8.74 52.45
720 5.12 61.45
1440 2.98 71.61
Permeability
Considering the available geotechnical data up to now, the permeability tests carried out for
sections 10A and 11 have been analyzed for this area. A total number of 9 tests have been
performed in these sections. All of them have been executed at a depth lower than 10 m, and
the permeability coefficient ranges from 2.33E-09 m/s to 1.10E-05 m/s, with an average value
of 4.5E-06 m/s which can be assumed as the design parameter.
Drainage area
The station drainage area considered includes only the station itself.
Table: Drainage area
Infiltration trench Drainage area (m2)
North 3,360
South 5,465
Methodology
The infiltration trenches have been designed according to Bre Digest 365 (reference used in
QSDDM)
The design method for sizing a infiltration trench is based upon the equation of volumes:
I–O=S
where:
I = the inflow from the area drained to the infiltration trench;
O = the outflow infiltrating into the soil during rainfall;
S = the required storage in the soakaway to balance temporarily inflow and outflow.
Outflow from the infiltration trench
O = as50 x f x D

as50 = the internal surface area of the soakaway to 50% effective depth: this excludes the
base area which is assumed to clog with fine particles and become ineffective in the long-term;
f = the soil infiltration rate;
D = the storm duration.
Results
North infiltration trench

Length 25 m
Width 0,816 m
Effective volume= 0.9 * Number*Length*Width*Height m3
Heigth 1,75 m
Volume 214,20 m³
Number of soakways 6 u
Event Volume of Number of Max volume Time of

Heigth Outflow
duration runoff soakways retained emptying
(min) (m3) m (m3) (m3) (h)
5 5 6 0.25 0.03 5 22
10 7 6 0.39 0.06 7 22
15 9 6 0.50 0.08 9 22
20 11 6 0.57 0.11 10 22
30 13 6 0.68 0.17 13 22
45 15 6 0.79 0.26 15 22
60 16 6 0.87 0.34 16 22
120 20 6 1.06 0.69 19 22
180 22 6 1.16 1.04 21 22
360 26 6 1.33 2.09 24 22
720 31 6 1.46 4.20 27 22
1440 36 6 1.51 8.41 28 22
South infiltration trench

Length 40 m
Width 0,816 m
Effective volume= 0.9 * Number*Length*Width*Height m3
f 4,50E-06 m/s
Height 1,75 m
Volume 342.72 m³
Number of soakways 6 u


Event Volume of Number of Max volume Time of
Heigth Outflow
duration runoff soakways retained emptying
(min) (m3) m (m3) (m3) (h)
5 7 6 0.25 0.04 7 22
10 12 6 0.40 0.09 12 22
15 15 6 0.50 0.13 15 22
20 17 6 0.58 0.18 17 22
30 21 6 0.69 0.27 20 22
45 24 6 0.81 0.40 24 22
60 27 6 0.89 0.54 26 22
120 33 6 1.07 1.09 32 22
180 36 6 1.18 1.63 35 22
360 43 6 1.35 3.28 40 22
720 50 6 1.49 6.58 44 22
1440 59 6 1.55 13.18 46 22


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1 Definitions and Abbreviations 5

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Table 1: Definitions and Abbreviations

2 Scope and Introduction

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4.1 Water Storage Tank

Table 2: Employer’s Requirements. Volume 6 Section 13. Frecuency of Sanitary Fittings

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SUBTOTAL (l/day) 22550.4

* Considered 4 second per use for WC & UR

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Irrigation water consumption

Irrigation water consumption

Irrigation water consumption (m3/day)

4.2 Service Connection from Kahramaa

4.2.1 Plumbing Uses

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SITE DOHA REF.: QATAR UNIVERSITY

PIPE CALCULATIONS DATE:

Geopotential height 10000.00

TOTAL Bar 2.87 Kpa 287.04 Pa 287042.26 mmca 29270.98

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a) Flow Rate 22.22 l/s (1333 l/min)

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Table 7: Employer’s Requirements Fixture units

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COLD HOT TOTAL

Water closet public

Water closet private flush tank 7 0 7

Urinal flushometer valve 6 0 6

Lavatory 0.5 0.5 1

Drinking Fountain 0.25 0 0.25

Table 8: Fixture Units

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(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 24.00 21.11 1.33 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.08 339.00

(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 22.25 20.27 1.28 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.04 315.00

(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.25 7.29 0.46 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.43 1131.00

Q (gpm)= 9,1451 (wsfu)^0,436 - Flush Valve (Table E103.3(3) IPC2012

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(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 24.00 21.11 1.33 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.08 339.00

(CW) TOTAL 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 22.25 20.27 1.28 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.04 315.00

(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.25 7.29 0.46 20 22 0.900 20.2 1.43 1131.00

Q (gpm)= 9,1451 (wsfu)^0,436 - Flush Valve (Table E103.3(3) IPC2012

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(CW) TOTAL 5 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 85.50 63.61 4.01 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.22 232.00

G 1 6.00 19.97 1.26 40 42 1.200 39.6 1.02 307.00

K 5 3 5 80.50 61.96 3.91 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.19 221.00

(CW) TOTAL 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 80.50 61.96 3.91 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.19 221.00

(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.50 6.34 0.40 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.74 250.00

Q (gpm)= 9,1451 (wsfu)^0,436 - Flush Valve (Table E103.3(3) IPC2012

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(CW) TOTAL 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 67.50 57.38 3.62 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.10 193.00

(CW) TOTAL 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 62.50 55.49 3.50 65 67 1.200 64.6 1.07 182.00

(HW) TOTAL 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.50 6.34 0.40 25 28 0.900 26.2 0.74 250.00

Q (gpm)= 9,1451 (wsfu)^0,436 - Flush Valve (Table E103.3(3) IPC2012

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(CW) TOTAL 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 16.00 17.01 1.07 32 35 1.200 32.6 1.29 588.00