Diseño del sistema de abastecimiento de agua potable para el recinto San Cristóbal de la parroquia Juan Gómez Rendón

Abstract

This technical project includes the design of a drinking water supply system for residents of the San Cristóbal campus, as well as the calculation and design of the elevated tanks that will supply the campus. For this, a bibliographic and field survey was carried out detailing the current state of this basic utility using technical tools. To do this successfully, data was collected from the core population of 425 residents. The design system will have a useful life of 25 years and a final population of 617 people. The terrain data was processed with a software called Civil 3D, and the design and calculations were carried out with the system that is designed so that the capture is by direct intake. It is intended that, through a pumping station, the collected flow be directed to the purification point and later to the designed storage tank, which will have a storage volume of 40 m3. Finally, the system from the distribution network, which will supply drinking water to the inhabitants, was designed in a mixed classification according to the distribution of homes and the conditions of the land where the system is planned. The design includes a collection element and a distribution design, each component complying with SENAGUA, the Ecuadorian regulation for drinking water supply systems in rural areas.