TOC
CHAPTER 1. GENERAL
Purpose
Scope
References
Planning Factors
CHAPTER 2. DESIGN CONSIDERATION
General Design
Demand
CHAPTER 3. PUMPING EQUIPMENT
Pumps
Pump Drives
Valving
Flow Meters
Piping Layouts
Controls
Reliability Factors
CHAPTER 4. HYDRAULICS
Headloss and System Curves
Pump Cavitation
Surge Analysis
CHAPTER 5. PUMPING STATION LAYOUTS
General
Structural Systems
Mechanical Equipment
Electrical
Building Environmental Systems
CHAPTER 6. OPERATING EFFICIENCIES
General
Pump Operations
Pump Scheduling
Ease of Operation and Maintainability
APPENDIX A. REFERENCES
B. AVAILABLE MICRO COMPUTER PROGRAMS
C. CASE STUDY FOR ADDING PUMPS TO AN EXISTING SYSTEM
D. CASE STUDY FOR HYDRAULIC TRANSIENTS
BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY 1
List of Figures
FIGURE 3-1. Booster Pump Stations
3-2. Alternative Pump Applications
3-3. Pump Curves
4-1. System Head Curve
4-2. Two Constant Speed Pumps Operated in Parallel
4-3. Four Constant Speed Pumps of Equal Capacity
4-4. Checklist Surge and Water Hammer Analysis
4-5. Example Water Hammer Potential Calculation
5-1. Pump Station Typical Layout
5-2. Pump Station Sections
C-I. System Network for Hydraulic Analysis
C-2. Existing Distribution System-Maximum Daily Consumption
C-3. Improved Distribution System-Maximum Daily Consumption
D-1. Uncontrolled Surge
D-2. With Air Vessel
D-3. With Pressure Relief Valve
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