Calculate municipal water requirements and system capacity.
System Parameters
Demand Analysis
Total Design Flow15,882.4MLD15,882 m³/day
Design Volume6.4Pools / Day
Base Demand8823.5MLD
System Leakage1323.5m³/day
Demand Components
Quick Reference
Olympic Pool2.5 ML
Standard Pf1.5 - 3.0
Overview
Water system design requires calculating not just the average daily use, but also accounting for system leakage (Non-Revenue Water) and peak demand periods to ensure continuous supply during times of highest usage.
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Pro Tips
Reducing system pressure can significantly lower leakage rates.
Water conservation programs help lower the per capita consumption, extending the life of existing infrastructure.
Smart metering is key to identifying and reducing non-revenue water.
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Fun Facts
"The 'Peak Factor' typically ranges from 1.5 to 3.0, representing the ratio of maximum hourly demand to average daily demand."
"Leakage rates (Non-Revenue Water) in municipal systems can range from 10% to over 50% in aging infrastructure."
"An Olympic swimming pool holds approximately 2.5 million liters (2.5 ML) of water."
