Design and analysis of water supply system: A case study

Patil, Shweta and Survase, Niteen M. and Gosavi, Siddhesh and Gollapelli, Harita and Ghavhane, Ajay and Sali, Sailee and Dhane, Samruddhi (2025) Design and analysis of water supply system: A case study. International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 15 (3). pp. 679-687. ISSN 2582-8185

"Design and Analysis of Water Distribution System" focuses on developing an efficient water supply system for rural areas, particularly in regions with limited access to clean and safe water. The project aims to optimize water distribution, maintain water quality, and address issues like water loss and inadequate pressure within the network. Using advanced software such as WaterCAD, the project analyzes the water demands of selected villages in Malshiras Taluka, Maharashtra, India, and designs a system to meet these needs. Key design elements include population forecasting, water demand estimation, hydraulic modeling, pipe sizing, pump selection, the construction of elevated service reservoirs, water distribution network. The towns' water supply network is analysed and developed using Bentley's WATERCAD programme. Water distribution network systems are designed to distribute water from a source to all or any single user in a sufficient amount, quality, and pressure. The project employs both conventional and advanced methodologies for water treatment, distribution, and optimization to ensure a reliable and sustainable water supply for the region through 2054.