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    The document discusses data collection requirements and proposed analyses for four production farms, including: 1) Collecting data on existing water pipelines, pumping arrangements, and irrigation networks through surveys and testing; 2) Modeling the pipeline hydraulics and performing steady state analysis using WaterGEMS or Epanet; 3) Analyzing water hammer transients using Bentley Hammer; 4) Conducting stress analysis of buried pipelines using Ceasure II.

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    The document discusses data collection requirements and proposed analyses for four production farms, including: 1) Collecting data on existing water pipelines, pumping arrangements, and irrigation networks through surveys and testing; 2) Modeling the pipeline hydraulics and performing steady state analysis using WaterGEMS or Epanet; 3) Analyzing water hammer transients using Bentley Hammer; 4) Conducting stress analysis of buried pipelines using Ceasure II.

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    Farm Pipe line Hydraulic study procedure

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    The document discusses data collection requirements and proposed analyses for four production farms, including: 1) Collecting data on existing water pipelines, pumping arrangements, and irrigation networks through surveys and testing; 2) Modeling the pipeline hydraulics and performing steady state analysis using WaterGEMS or Epanet; 3) Analyzing water hammer transients using Bentley Hammer; 4) Conducting stress analysis of buried pipelines using Ceasure II.

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    The document discusses data collection requirements and proposed analyses for four production farms, including: 1) Collecting data on existing water pipelines, pumping arrangements, and irrigation networks through surveys and testing; 2) Modeling the pipeline hydraulics and performing steady state analysis using WaterGEMS or Epanet; 3) Analyzing water hammer transients using Bentley Hammer; 4) Conducting stress analysis of buried pipelines using Ceasure II.

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    Survey, Assess, Study And

    Provide Solutions To Four


    Production Farms

    UAE Office:
    Evergreen Adcon FZE
    FDRK6104
    RAKEZ Business Zone-FZRAK
    United Arab Emirates
    Mob.: +971552835476 ; email : [email protected]
    Required Data Collection for Study of the existing water pipe lines
    system –
    • Existing water pipeline layout with material / Dia / Length / Pressure
    Rating
    • Topographical survey levels
    • Location / size / pressure rating of different types of valves viz. Isolation
    Valves, Air Valves, Pressure Reducing Valves, Scour Valves, Surge
    Protection Valves, any other.
    • Problematic area/ types of issues faced during O & M viz. pipe bursting,
    leakage from joints, not meeting required pressure at irrigator etc.
    • Details of each irrigator such as flow and head requirement at the inlet
    Required Data Collection for Study of the existing pumping
    arrangement –
    • General Arrangement Drawing of the pumping station
    • Existing pumping units – Nos. / Arrangement / Working / Standby
    • Duty of the pumping unit
    • Existing flow control methodology viz. pressure switch / variable
    frequency drives etc.
    • Working hours
    • Pump efficiency curve
    • Age of pumping unit
    • Pumping unit maintenance schedule
    • Water source location
    • Type of pump suction head – positive or negative
    Water Pipe Line Alignments/ Route –
    Topographical Survey
    Detail Topographical survey will be carried out from the established control network, all above
    grade features and change of ground within the specified area will be surveyed considering but
    not limited to the following :-
     Existing Ground levels ( OGL) will be taken @ every 5m Grid unless otherwise any changes in
    the natural ground or slopes will be picked and surveyed at 2m Grid and highlighted in the
    plan.
     30m corridor will be the ground of interest for the survey corridor (main & sub )
     X-Cross section of the path will be taken @ every 10m interval

    Underground Irrigation Network Survey


    Detail Underground Utility Detection will be carried out from the established control network
     Radio Detection will be done in a parallel and perpendicular grid .
     Irrigation chambers will be armoured with a a transmitter and the signals will be followed to
    trace the under-ground utilities with their relevant depths.
     Pipes will be traced and extended outside the site boundary to record the manholes
    upstream/downstream invert level .
     Irrigation network will be surveyed where the interconnectivity is not clear aboveground ,
    Underground detection techniques ( RD7000 / GPR 1000 ) will be used to establish and
    confirm the direction and depth of the utility
     Irrigation utilities will be detected electronically by using Radio Detector instruments and by
    visual inspection of manholes.
     The same shall be reconfirmed at the valve chambers for dia and thickness of pipes
    Pipeline Thickness or Class of the pipe

    • Hardware – Pipe thickness meter (HT-1200 Digital Ultrasonic Thickness


    Gauge Tester Meter)
    • At the valve chambers where the pipeline would be visible, the
    thickness of pipe shall be verified if available

    • Output - Pipes thickness in mm/ inch


    Steady State hydraulic Modeling

    Software – WaterGEMS or Epanet


    Assigned Task - Pipe network analysis/ Network Design Optimization

    Data Input –
    • Draw Network with different types of valves in the system
    • Type of pipe
    • Age of pipe
    • Roughness coefficient
    • Various pipe network components
    • Levels of pipe networks
    • Water demand at various outlets/ nodes
    • Water levels in tank
    • Section of tank
    • Water pumping unit i.e. pump designed duty, pump curve, max.head,
    max. operating capacity head
    Data Output -
    Network Analysis Reports wrt head losses in pipe segments, pressure
    available at nodes in different scenarios of pumping operations and check
    for the critical conditions at various operation scenario
    Water Hammer and Transient Analysis Software
    Software – Bentley Hammer
    Assigned Task - Water Hammer and Transient Analysis Software

    Data Input / Process–


    • Import water network from Bentley WaterGEMS
    • Analyze the system without any surge-protection equipment to
    determine its vulnerability to transient events
    • Select and model different surge-protection equipment to control
    transient pressures and predict the time required for friction to
    attenuate the transient energy
    Output -
    • HGL Profile: the steady-state
    hydraulic grade line (HGL) as well as
    the maximum and minimum
    transient head envelopes along the
    Main path.
    • Time History: the time-dependent
    changes in transient flow, and head
    and display the volume of vapor or
    air at any point of interest
    Stress Analysis of the existing buried pipe line
    Software – Ceasure II
    Assigned Task – Under Ground Piping Stress Analysis

    Data Input –
    • User-Defined Lateral "K"
    • Ultimate Lateral Load
    • User-Defined Axial Stif
    • Ultimate Axial Load
    • User-Defined Upward Stif
    • Ultimate Upward Load
    • User-Defined Downward Stif
    • Ultimate Downward Load
    • Soil Models

    Data Output –
    • Element stiffness matrices and load vectors
    • Solves for displacements, forces and
    moments, reactions, and stresses.

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