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Water SupplyDistribution System Primary Feeders

Large pipes 400mm (16”) Brings large amounts of water to different

points of a water system

Secondary FeedersIntermediate pipes 300mm (12”)Pipes that form a grid between the primary

pipes

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Water SupplyDistribution System

DistributorsGrid of smaller mains 200mm (8”) supplying

hydrants and blocks

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Water SupplyHydrants

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TypesDry BarrelWet Barrel

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Water SupplyHydrant Colour Codes

Class AA – Light blue 5,000 LPM (1,500 gpm) or greater

Class A – Green 3,785 – 5675 LPM (1,000-1,499 gpm)

Class B – Orange 1,900-3780 LPM (500-999 gpm)

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Water SupplyHydrant Colour Codes

Class C – Red less than 1,900 LPM (500 gpm)

Dead End– Black Sttipe or Grey – not reliable

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Water SupplyHydrantsLocations 90m (300 ft) in high value areas

Basic Rule: Near each street intersection

Pre-Plan your areas

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Water SupplyPressures

StaticWater is not moving. It is the potential

energy available to force water through a pipe.

Normal Operating PressureThe normal pressure found in a

distribution system during a period of normal consumption

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Water SupplyPressures

ResidualThe pressure left in a distribution

system at a specific location when a quantity of water is flowing

FlowThe forward velocity pressure at a

discharge opening

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Water SupplyAlternative Sources

Yard Hydrants Hose Hydrants Draft Sources Cisterns/Pools Rivers/Lakes/

Ponds Ditches/Creeks

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Water SupplyRural Water Supply

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•Ponds•Wells•Swimming pools•Cisterns•Ditches•Rivers/Creeks•Tankers•Pumpers•Hydrants

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Water SupplyConsiderations

Resistance or friction loss in municipal systems

Corrosion Chemicals in water Sediment Pipe size and length Water hammer

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Water SupplyHydrants

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•Open and CloseSlowly•Open or CloseFully•Drain Completely•Know open and close direction before trying

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Water SupplyDrafting

Equipment Needed

Portable pump Hard suction

hose with strainer Fire hose Static water

source

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Water SupplyDetermining Hydrant Flow

Open hydrant fully Open pitot tube pet-

cock Place blade in stream

Hold parallel to port Record velocity

pressure

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