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Design Flow (Q)

The total amount of water flow required, dependent on water demands.

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Recommended max velocity

The maximum velocity in water distribution piping, typically between 5 to 8 feet per second (fps).

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Pipe diameter

The width of the pipe, which needs to be determined based on the design flow and velocity.

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Consumption rates

The amount of water used per person, estimated at 150-180 gallons a day.

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Types of pipes

Common types for water supply include PVC, steel, ductile iron, copper, PEX, HDPE, and cast iron.

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Minimum pipe velocity

For cost efficiency, a minimum velocity of 5 fps is recommended to reduce energy consumption.

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Average Day Flow (ADF)

The average daily water consumption over a year, approximately 75 MGD.

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Maximum Day Flow (MDF)

The highest water flow demand experienced in a day, around 150 MGD during peak periods.

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Aquifer Storage Recovery (ASR)

A method that allows water to flow back into wells, utilizing groundwater aquifers as storage reservoirs.

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Water banking

The practice of storing water in aquifers, allowing for future use.

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Continuity equation

An equation derived from the conservation of mass principles applied to fluid motion.

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Energy equation

An equation derived from the conservation of energy principles applied to fluid motion.

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Momentum equation

An equation derived from the conservation of momentum principles applied to fluid motion.

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Viscosity

A measure of a fluid's resistance to flow, resulting in shear stress and friction head loss.

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'Ideal fluid' assumption

An assumption where viscosity is neglected, leading to no energy loss in the flow.

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Irrigation projects in CA

Key projects include the Central Valley Project and California State Water Project, crucial for irrigation and municipal water supply.

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Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA)

An agency involved in importing groundwater from northeastern Nevada to Las Vegas.

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Water treatment plants (WTP)

Facilities that treat raw water to make it safe for drinking, such as the Chalk Bluff WTP and Glendale WTP.