Diseño de la red de distribución de agua potable en el barrio Tierra Santa, ubicado en la ciudad Santa Rosa.

Abstract

In this practical work, the objective was to reduce the gaps in access to water that currently exist in the City of Santa Rosa, through the design of a distribution network of drinking water in the Tierra Santa neighborhood, obtaining an appropriate technical solution using the Standard for the study and design of drinking water systems and wastewater disposal for populations greater than 1,000 inhabitants. In the first place, the future population was calculated, which was equal to 1,327 inhabitants, for which it was necessary to know the number of lots in the 9.3 Ha of extension, which were 351 lots and an average of the number of people living per household nationwide. To find the average daily flow and proceed to perform the calculation, it was necessary to define the average allocation, which for the City of Santa Rosa is 230 l/inhab/day, and with the future population, Qmd=3.35 l/ yes The design flow was calculated, considering the augmentation factors and adding the maximum daily flow with the provision of water against fires Qd=10.30 l/s. The layout of the network was made in 2 closed meshes which add up to a total length of 1639.24 m of pipe. The network has commercial diameters from 90 to 50 mm strategically located, thus obtaining a pressure of 11.03 m.c.a. being the most critical point, also a maximum speed of 1.84 m/s.