Design Analysis 100% - Eoc DRW at

D/B EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER
(EOC) AND DISASTER RELIEF WAREHOUSE DESIGN ANALYSIS

(DRW) AT IQUITOS AND, D/B EOC/DRW AND EOC / DRW AT IQUITOS
SEARCH & RESCUE TRAINING FACILITY AT
TRUJILLO, PERU SUBMITTAL 100%
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. DESIGN ANALYSIS CIVIL ................................................................................. 9
1.1. OVERVIEW .................................................................................................... 9
1.2. LOCATION ..................................................................................................... 9
1.2.1. Access ..................................................................................................... 9
1.2.2. Weather and Temperature ..................................................................... 10
1.2.3. Topographic vulnerability........................................................................ 10
1.3. BOUNDARIES AND PERIMETER ................................................................ 10
1.4. GRADING PLAN .......................................................................................... 10
2. DESIGN ANALYSIS - ARCHITECTURE ............................................................. 13
2.1. OVERVIEW .................................................................................................. 13
2.2. SITE LOCATION .......................................................................................... 13
2.3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION............................................................................ 14
2.3.1. Emergency Operations Center ............................................................... 14
2.3.2. Disaster Relief Warehouse in ground floor ............................................. 14
2.4. SCOPE OF WORK ....................................................................................... 14
2.5. PROJECT AREA .......................................................................................... 15
2.6. BULDING SYSTEMS AND FINISHES .......................................................... 15
2.6.1. Roofing ................................................................................................... 15
2.6.2. Steel structural members........................................................................ 15
2.6.3. Wall Finishes .......................................................................................... 16
2.6.4. Floor finishes .......................................................................................... 16
2.6.5. Window framing...................................................................................... 17
2.6.6. Exterior doors and frames ...................................................................... 17
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2.6.7. Public toilet rooms .................................................................................. 17
2.6.8. Toilet accessories................................................................................... 17
2.6.9. Piping ..................................................................................................... 17
2.6.10. Heat and smoke detectors ...................................................................... 17
2.6.11. Emergency light system ......................................................................... 17
2.6.12. Pedestrian access gate .......................................................................... 17
2.6.13. Vehicle Access Gate .............................................................................. 18
2.6.14. Trucks maneuver area............................................................................ 18
2.6.15. Pedestrian access corridor ..................................................................... 18
2.6.16. Guard Post ............................................................................................. 18
2.6.17. Hot Water ............................................................................................... 18
2.6.18. Steel reinforced mortar ........................................................................... 18
2.6.19. Perimeter fence ...................................................................................... 18
3. DESIGN ANALYSIS - STRUCTURE ................................................................... 19
3.1. OBJECTIVE.................................................................................................. 19
3.2. REGULATION .............................................................................................. 19
3.3. GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS ..................................................... 19
3.3.1. Structural design considerations ............................................................. 19
3.3.1.1. Structure features: ........................................................................... 19
3.3.1.2. Structural Model .............................................................................. 20
3.3.1.3. Seismic resistant considerations: ..................................................... 23
3.3.1.4. Wind loads considerations: .............................................................. 24
3.3.1.5. Soil Mechanic Study: ....................................................................... 25
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3.3.1.6. Conditions of Loads and Combinations of Design:........................... 25
3.3.1.7. Considerations of Materials to be used: ........................................... 27
3.3.1.8. Steel and Reinforced Concrete design of the projected structures: .. 27
3.3.1.9. Design of Reinforced Concrete: ....................................................... 28
3.3.2. Software to be used in analysis and design. ........................................... 28
3.4. ANALYSIS OF INFRASTRUCTURE ............................................................. 29
3.4.1. Analysis of Trusses: ............................................................................... 29
3.4.2. Analysis of Portico Structure:.................................................................. 32
3.5. STRUCTURAL RESPONSE ......................................................................... 34
3.5.1. Structural Response: Moments of final Design ....................................... 34
3.6. DESIGN OF CONCRETE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. ............................... 36
3.6.1. Plan view 1 and 2 Floor Design of Beams ........................................ 36
3.6.2. Design of Reinforced concrete Columns ................................................ 37
3.6.3. Design of Reinforced Concrete Beams................................................... 40
3.6.4. Design of Reinforced Concrete Slab....................................................... 44
3.6.5. Design of Foundation ............................................................................. 46
3.7. DESIGN OF STRUCTURAL STEEL ELEMENTS ......................................... 51
3.7.1. Design of Truss ...................................................................................... 51
3.8. ANNEXES .................................................................................................... 55
3.8.1. Annex 1 Seismic Zonification............................................................... 55
3.8.2. Annex 2 Structural Analysis, Design of Concrete Elements ................. 56
3.8.3. Annex 3 - Analysis and Design of Truss ................................................. 56
3.8.4. Annex 9 Soil Study ............................................................................... 56
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3.8.4.1. Conclusions ..................................................................................... 56
3.8.4.2. Recommendations........................................................................... 58
4. DESIGN ANALYSIS - ELECTRICAL .................................................................. 61
4.1. OVERVIEW .................................................................................................. 61
4.2. SCOPE OF WORK ....................................................................................... 61
4.2.1. Works included ....................................................................................... 62
4.2.2. Of work and materials ............................................................................ 64
4.3. DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................. 64
4.3.1. Internal Electrical Installations ................................................................ 65
4.3.2. External electrical installations................................................................ 65
4.4. GROUND WELL ........................................................................................... 66
4.5. PROJECTED MAXIMUM DEMAND.............................................................. 66
4.6. CONSIDERED PARAMETERS .................................................................... 67
4.7. CODES AND REGULATIONS ...................................................................... 67
4.8. TESTS .......................................................................................................... 68
4.9. CALCULATION ............................................................................................ 68
4.9.1. Current intensity calculation ................................................................... 68
4.9.2. Voltage drop calculations ....................................................................... 68
4.10. CALCULATION SCHEDULES ...................................................................... 69
4.11. MEDIUM TENSION LINE ............................................................................. 76
4.11.1. Overview ................................................................................................ 76
4.11.2. Objective ................................................................................................ 76
4.11.3. Location ................................................................................................. 76
4.11.4. Accessibility............................................................................................ 76
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4.11.5. Environmental conditions ....................................................................... 77
4.11.5.1. Scope of the project ......................................................................... 77
4.11.5.2. Electrical characteristics .................................................................. 78
4.11.5.3. Characteristics of equipment ........................................................... 80
4.11.5.4. Aspects of electrical design ............................................................. 82
4.11.6. Applicable codes .................................................................................... 82
4.11.7. Loads schedule ...................................................................................... 83
4.11.8. Calculation ............................................................................................. 83
4.11.8.1. Electrical calculation ........................................................................ 83
4.11.8.2. Annexes Electrical Calculation........................................................ 89
4.11.8.3. Mechanical calculation................................................................... 106
4.11.8.4. Annexes Mechanical calculation .................................................... 109
4.12. LIGHTING CALCULATION ......................................................................... 117
4.13. SHORTCIRCUIT ANALYSIS ...................................................................... 118
5. DESIGN ANALYSIS - HVAC ............................................................................. 119
5.1. OVERVIEW ................................................................................................ 119
5.2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION.......................................................................... 119
5.3. FEATURES ................................................................................................ 120
5.3.1. Load Capacity Requirement and Electrical Distribution. ....................... 120
5.3.2. Cooling pipes. ...................................................................................... 120
5.3.3. Condensate Water Pipes. ..................................................................... 120
5.4. ANNEXES .................................................................................................. 121
6. DESIGN ANALYSIS - PLUMBING .................................................................... 125
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6.1. OVERVIEW ................................................................................................ 125
6.2. COMPONENTS .......................................................................................... 125
6.3. FEASIBILITY OF SERVICES...................................................................... 125
6.4. ENDOWMENT ............................................................................................ 125
6.4.1. Demand ............................................................................................... 125
6.4.2. Simultaneous maximum demand ......................................................... 126
6.5. STORAGE VOLUME .................................................................................. 127
6.6. COLD AND HOT WATER SYSTEMS ......................................................... 128
6.6.1. Feeding ................................................................................................ 128
6.6.2. Distribution network and interior connections ....................................... 128
6.6.3. Hot water system.................................................................................. 129
6.7. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM.................................................................... 129
6.7.1. Fire protection volume .......................................................................... 129
6.7.2. Fire protection network ......................................................................... 130
6.7.3. Pumping equipment for fire protection .................................................. 130
6.8. SEWER SYSTEM ....................................................................................... 131
6.8.1. Sewer network ..................................................................................... 131
6.8.2. Ventilation system ................................................................................ 131
6.9. STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM OVERVIEW ................................................ 132
6.10. CALCULATION .......................................................................................... 132
6.10.1. Cold water system ................................................................................ 132
6.10.1.1. Supply source ................................................................................ 132
6.10.1.2. Calculation of water demand ......................................................... 133
6.10.1.3. Regulating water volumes ............................................................. 133
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6.10.1.4. Pressurization system calculation / Water system ......................... 134
6.10.1.5. Flow and pressure of network ........................................................ 136
6.11. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM.................................................................... 143
6.11.1. HDT Calculation of pump Fire Protection supply .................................. 143
6.11.2. Recommendation of maintenance of fire protection system .................. 149
6.11.3. Maintenance plan for of maintenance of fire protection system ........... 149
6.11.3.1. Maintenance plan for Pump equipment ......................................... 149
6.11.4. Maintenance plan of water column system and hoses .......................... 150
6.11.5. Maintenance plan of control valves ...................................................... 151
6.12. SEWER SYSTEM ....................................................................................... 151
6.13. STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM CALCULATION .......................................... 151
6.13.1. Checking of Canal and pipes capacities ............................................... 152
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1. DESIGN ANALYSIS CIVIL
1.1. OVERVIEW
The Iquitos Emergency Operations Center (EOC) & Disaster Relief Warehouse
(DRW) is part of the National Institute of Civil Defense (Instituto Nacional de
Defensa Civil-INDECI) effort to offer immediate response to natural disasters,
and to minimize their impacts in an efficient manner. To work properly the
building includes: the EOC facilities in the first floor to provide an effective
working environment for the organization of tasks and the Disaster Relief
Warehouse in the ground floor to reinforce emergency response during any
eventuality.
1.2. LOCATION
The project site is located in the city of Iquitos Peru. Iquitos is the capital of the
Maynas province and also de capital of the Loreto department, Peru. The city is
located at 3 43 46 South Latitude and 73 14 18 West Latitude at an
approximate elevation of 104 m above the sea level and an approximate
population of 423.000 habitants. Iquitos is located to the northeast side of Peru
in the middle of the Amazonas River Hydrographic System, the river Itaya to the
south side and the Nanay river to the north side are a natural expansion limits
for the city, both of these rivers flow to the Amazonas river. Seismic activities
are usually very rare and if they occur they are very deep. Iquitos is a city
mainly touristic, is a cultural center which gathers gastronomy, customs,
cosmovision, art and historic references of the Peruvian Amazonia.
1.2.1. Access
The property is located by the road to Nauta; approximately 17,5 Kms to

the southwest side of the city, currently in the property are operating
offices, a laboratory, sand dryer and a sand collection area.
The property is located to an average elevation of 102.50 meters above

the sea level.
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1.2.2. Weather and Temperature
The city has an equatorial weather, which is warm and humid; with
precipitations most of the year without a dry season, the average
temperature is 26.7C and a temperature range between a maximum of
33C and a minimum of 21C.
1.2.3. Topographic vulnerability
The property has a mostly flat terrain with difference levels of 0,50 meters
in some areas (See Topographic survey C-101).
1.3. BOUNDARIES AND PERIMETER
The ground is a regular polygon, it is important to highlight that the measures of

the plot site perimeter for the EOC / DRW Iquitos are 295,00m, there is no
perimeter fence, it is boundary by the physiographic characteristics of the zone
like depressions, cliffs and vegetation in the area.
BY NORTH: Limits with the terrain of others with a straight line of 95,00m
BY SOUTH: Limits with the terrain of others, with a straight line of 95,00
BY EAST: Limits with the terrain of others, with a straight line of 52,70m
Limits with the road to Nauta town, with a straight line of
BY WEST:
52,70m
GROUND AREA 5003,72m
PERIMETER 295,00m
1.4. GRADING PLAN
For the grading plan is showing the existing and proposed topography. The
outside of the structure is shown with elevations in each building corner and the
elevation for each floor level is indicated.
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According to topographic survey contours levels are indicated from

+101,500mosl to 103,000mosl, so there is a level difference of 1,00m from the
main front to the back side of the plot site.
The existing topography is configured to achieve a slope and drainage swale in

direction of ground slope. It is important to mention that level +102.50mosl is
considered in architectural drawing as level +/-0.00. According to this reference
level is defined the grading plan, and configuring the final floor levels for the
structures part of the project. Considering the cut and fill of terrain to set the
final grading levels indicated in the grading plan drawing.
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2. DESIGN ANALYSIS - ARCHITECTURE
2.1. OVERVIEW
The Iquitos Emergency Operations Center (EOC) & Disaster Relief Warehouse
(DRW) is part of the National Institute of Civil Defense (Instituto Nacional de
Defensa Civil-INDECI) effort to offer immediate response to natural disasters,
and to minimize their impacts in an efficient manner. To work properly the
building includes: the EOC facilities in the first floor to provide an effective
working environment for the organization of tasks and the Disaster Relief
Warehouse in the ground floor to reinforce emergency response during any
eventuality. Future Search and Rescue Training facilities (SAR) might be
implemented.
The EOC is located in the first floor and includes: the EOC main entry, EOC
Directors office, Communications room, Server, a dormitory with bathroom and
closet by the communications room, Break room, Operations room, Male and
Female bathrooms, Storage, Humanitarian assistance, Conference room, Press
room and Corridors.
The Disaster Relief Warehouse in ground floor includes: the reception,

Warehouse Directors office, Holding area, two Restrooms, Storage area,
Mechanical area where the 100 KVA electric generator is, the facilities also
include a fire protection mechanical room under the tower with elevated water
tank over it (37.80m3 capacity).
2.2. SITE LOCATION
The property is located by the road to Nauta; approximately 17,5 Kms to the
southwest side of the city, currently in the property are operating offices, a
laboratory, sand dryer and a sand collection area.
The property has a mostly flat terrain with difference levels of 0,50 meters in
some areas.
The city has an equatorial weather, which is warm and humid; with
precipitations most of the year without a dry season, the average temperature is
26.7C and a temperature range between a maximum of 33C and a minimum
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of 21C. Currently, the storm drainage consists of superficial runoff flow. The
project shall include gutters, vertical downspouts, storm chambers, storm drain
canals and piping to evacuate storm water outside of the facilities.
2.3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The Contract Design and Build of the project Emergency Operations Center
(EOC) and Disaster Relief Warehouse (DRW) at Iquitos, Peru:
2.3.1. Emergency Operations Center
This facility includes: The EOC main entry, EOC Directors office,
Communications room, Server, a dormitory with bathroom and closet by
the communications room, Break room, Operations room, Male and
Female bathrooms, Storage, Humanitarian assistance, Conference room,
Press room and Corridors.
2.3.2. Disaster Relief Warehouse in ground floor
This facility includes: The reception, Warehouse Directors office, Holding

area, two Restrooms, Storage area, Mechanical area where the 100 KVA
electric generator is, the facilities also include a fire protection mechanical
room under the tower with elevated water tank over it (37.80m3 capacity).
2.4. SCOPE OF WORK
The scope of work for this project is as follows: Pedestrian and vehicle access
gates (electric operation), Guard post which operates and controls the
pedestrian and vehicle entrance gates (trough remote control), , lightning rod
(on top of elevated water tank), electric generator (100KVA), electric
transformer, sanitary sewer treatment system (Septic tank and filtration
galleries), pedestrian access corridor (42m2), hot water with tank water heater
for bathrooms and a deep water well (50 meters of depth) with pumping system.
The project also includes the construction of approximately 290 meters of
perimeter fencing and the steel reinforced mortar pavement for the truck
maneuver area and parking area (approximate area of 855m2).
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Electric generator, elevated water tank and sewer water treatment system shall
have enough capacity to bare EOC and DRW and future SAR facilities
demands.
2.5. PROJECT AREA
The EOC / DRW at Iquitos has the following facilities:
Disaster Relief Warehouse Emergency Operation Center

Ground floor First Floor
Reception EOC Main entry
Warehouse EOC Director`s office
Director`s office Communication room
Holding area Server
Two Restrooms Dormitory with bathroom and closet
Storage area Break room
Mechanical area Operations room
Elevated water tank Male and Female bathrooms
Storage
Humanitarian assistance
Conference room
Press room
Corridors
2.6. BULDING SYSTEMS AND FINISHES
2.6.1. Roofing
The roof shall be trapezoidal metallic panels or approved equal over metallic
roof framing (curved shape). Roof slopes shall be as required from codes and
standards for metallic panels.
2.6.2. Steel structural members
All steel structural members, whether pre-engineered or not, shall have a

factory applied primer finish with the exception of surfaces embedded in mortar,
surfaces to be field welded and surfaces to be high-strength bolted with slip-
critical connections.
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2.6.3. Wall Finishes
a) Exterior wall finishes. All exterior walls shall be plastered and painted
with an elastomeric or epoxy coating to the specified color(s). Those
surfaces receiving an elastomeric coating finish must be primed
according to the manufacturers recommendations.
b) Interior wall finishes. All Interior walls shall be plastered and painted;
color shall apply to the entire wall surface. Items not specified in other
paragraphs shall be painted to match adjacent wall surface. Wall
materials shall be provided in accordance with the following and in
locations indicated on the criteria drawings schedules:
o Paint: In general, provide latex, eggshell finish paint.
o Ceramic Tile (only for bathrooms): Glazed or matte finish class II

durability white body base, installed with dry-set mortar or latex-
Portland cement mortar method.
2.6.4. Floor finishes
Flooring materials shall be provided in accordance with the following and in

locations indicated on the criteria drawings schedules:
a) Finished mortar: Float mortar for technical areas (Mechanical room, fire
protection mechanical room and storage areas) and exteriors. Clear
sealed with two heavy coats.
b) Ceramic Tile: Glazed porcelain impact resistant ceramic tile for main
building offices, bathrooms, first floor circulation areas and guard post.
Installation of all ceramic tile floors shall be dry-set mortar or latex-
Portland cement mortar. Tiles shall be for heavy duty traffic.
c) Ceramic tile Base (for ceramic tile flooring areas, except bathrooms):
Glazed or matte finished, class II durability base to match wall color.
Install tile using dry-set mortar or latex-Portland cement mortar method.
Base shall be top-set cove type and match floor and wall tile color.
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2.6.5. Window framing
Window framing shall be aluminum framing. All windows shall include

galvanized insect screens and metal bars security grates.
2.6.6. Exterior doors and frames
All exterior doors shall be aluminum and metal frames. All interior doors shall be
wood with metal frame. All doors shall be 2.20m minimum in height. Doors shall
include heavy duty accessories for door handles.
2.6.7. Public toilet rooms
Provide ceramic tile floors with a slope to floor drains. Toilet room walls shall be
ceramic tiles.
2.6.8. Toilet accessories

Toilet accessories shall be provided at all sink and toilet fixture locations. At
each toilet provide a two roll drop down toilet tissue dispenser and a coat hook.
2.6.9. Piping
(Soil, Waste, Vent, Indirect and Rainwater) Sch 40 PVC with glued joints.
2.6.10. Heat and smoke detectors
Smoke detectors shall be provided for offices, bathrooms and Guard post, at
least one sensor per room. Heat detectors shall be provided for technical areas
and/or facilities where smoke may be available, like. Mechanical room, Fire
protection mechanical room and storage areas; heat detectors shall be
regulated to 50C to activate the alarm.
2.6.11. Emergency light system
Emergency light system will be applied all over the main building with a
minimum of one piece per room, preferably by rooms exit door.
2.6.12. Pedestrian access gate
Contractor shall install electric pedestrian gate to be operated and controlled

remotely by the security personnel in the guard post.
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2.6.13. Vehicle Access Gate
An electrically operated vehicle gate for large trucks shall be implemented

(approximate width of 7 meters); this gate shall be operated and controlled from
Guard Post.
2.6.14. Trucks maneuver area
A truck maneuver area (concrete pavement) shall be constructed to provide a

comfortable space for trucks and vehicles, the maneuver area will be
approximately 785m2.
2.6.15. Pedestrian access corridor
A new reinforced mortar pedestrian corridor to main building shall be

constructed.
2.6.16. Guard Post

The access to the facilities by pedestrian or vehicle access will be controlled by
the guard post to be constructed by the accesses in front of the property.
2.6.17. Hot Water
Hot water is required for all bathrooms; a tank water heater shall be installed for
EOC bathrooms and another one for DRW bathrooms.
2.6.18. Steel reinforced mortar
There is no gravel in the area for concrete elaboration; therefore, structures

shall be made out of steel reinforced mortar. Mortar mixing shall be 4 parts of
sand for every part of cement and shall have a minimum compressive strength
of 17.5 MPa.
2.6.19. Perimeter fence
Approximately 290 meters of perimeter fence shall be constructed out of a short

brick wall over foundation beam to prevent excavation under fence, galvanized
steel poling with footing to be the wire mesh binding . At the top of perimeter
fence shall be installed razor wire protection.
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3. DESIGN ANALYSIS - STRUCTURE
3.1. OBJECTIVE
This design analysis calculation has as main objective the structural concrete
design for this project.
3.2. REGULATION
Calculation is according to Reglamento Nacional de Edificaciones; with the

following codes:
Code E.020 Loads.
Code E.030 Seismic resistant design.
Code E.050 Soils and Foundations.
Code E.060 Reinforced Concrete.
Code E.070 Steel.
3.3. GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
3.3.1. Structural design considerations
3.3.1.1. Structure features:

Building of noble material; composed by a two story module, with curve
metal roof panels cover; walls are clay brick and bearing structure is
reinforced concrete.
Cover structure is composed by an arch structure A-36 and Grade 50,

rectangular section 0,225x0,60m and 0,30x0,60m which is composed by
structural angles; joists are triangular section A-36. All of these joined by
welding.
Archs are supported on the bearing structure of reinforced concrete which is

a portico system, conformed by reinforced concrete columns and beams;
the floor system is a lightened slab for the ground floor and
concrete slab for the second floor.
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Also is part of the structure of the elevated water tank of reinforced

concrete.
3.3.1.2. Structural Model

The structural model is composed by a portico system; which is indicated in
the following figures:
3D view of structure
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Plan view of ground floor and roof
Elevation view of structure axes
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Elevation view of structure axes
View of truss
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3.3.1.3. Seismic resistant considerations:

According to Code E.030 the characteristics of the zone where the project is
located are:
ZUSC
Sa g
R
Where:
Z= Zone factor. (Zone 1: Loreto) = 0.15
U= Use coefficient = 1.00
S= Soil Factor (Intermediate Soil) = 1.40
R= Reduction Factor (Porticos) =8
g= Acceleration of gravity (m/s2) = 9.8
C= Dynamic amplification of coefficient
Tp= characteristic period of Soil(s) = 0.90
Lateral displacement permissible of intermediate floor:
Concrete porticos : 0.007
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3.3.1.4. Wind loads considerations:

According to Code E.030 the characteristics of the zone where the project is
located are:
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3.3.1.5. Soil Mechanic Study:

From Soil Study, shows summary of foundation conditions
CONDICIONES DE CIMENTACION
TIPO DE ZAPATA : Zapatas aisladas rigidizadas con vigas de cimentacion
ESTRATO DE APOYO DE CIMENTACION: SM y SC (SUCS)
PARAMETROS DE DICEOS DE CIMENTACION:

? PROFUNDIDAD CIMENTACION: Minima 1.40 m.
? PRESION ADMISIBLE: Al no contar con la informacion de las cargas que

actuan.se ha estimado una capacidad admisible de 0.78 Kg/cm2, para una
profundidad de desplante minima de 1.40 m y un B maximo = 2.10 m.
? FACTOR DE SEGURIDAD POR CORTE: 3

? ASENTAMIENTO TOTAL: Menor a 1"
? ASENTAMIENTO DIFERENCIAL: Distorsion angular a menor a 1/300
AGRESIVIDAD DEL SUELO A LA CIMENTACION : No detectada
RECOMENDACIONES ADICIONALES: No debe cimentarse sobre suelo organico,

tierra vegetal, desmonte o relleno sanitario, los cuales deben ser romovido
y eliminados en su totalidad , antes de construir la edificacion .
Poner cobertores para impedir que el agua pluvial ingrese a las excavaciones
inmediatamente despues de realizada la excavacion , vaciar un solado de
mortero pobre para impermeabilizar el terreno de fundacion de la lluvia .
todo relleno a efectuar debera cumplir con el Art. 4.4.1 de la Norma E-050.
3.3.1.6. Conditions of Loads and Combinations of Design:

For analysis it has been considered analysis of loads of gravity, wind and
seismic loads.
For Trusses analysis
For analysis of trusses shall have considered gravity and wind loads.
For gravity loads have considered loads by own weight of the structure and
overload; as follows:
Overload= 30 Kg/cm2
For wind loads; has considered the minimum velocity of 95km/h;

considering that the building is closed.
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For reinforced concrete structure analysis
For reinforced concrete structure analysis has considered gravity and

seismic loads.
For gravity loads have considered loads by own weight of the structure, of
trusses and overload; as follows:
Overload Offices = 250 Kg/m2
Overload Storages and Corridors = 400 Kg/m2
Overload Roof = 100 Kg/m2
For seismic loads; shall use dynamic method using for spectral acceleration
the inelastic spectrum of pseudo acceleration, to obtain the maximum
expected response (r)
m m
r 0.25 ri 0.75 r 2
i
i 1 i 1
Or by Static Method, which use the following formula:
Z .U .C.S
V P
R
Combinations of load for structural analysis to be used are:
U1 1.4CM 1.7CV
U 2 1.25(CM CV ) CS
U 3 1.25(CM CV ) CS
U 4 0.9CM CS
U 5 0.9CM CS
Where CM= Dead load; CV=Live Load; CS=Seismic loads.
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3.3.1.7. Considerations of Materials to be used:
Reinforced concrete:
Concrete
Beams and Columns :fc = 210 Kg/cm2
Footings :fc = 210 Kg/cm2
Reinforcement Steel :fy = 4200 Kg/cm2
Reinforcement Steel:
ASTM A36, Fy=2520 Kg/cm2
3.3.1.8. Steel and Reinforced Concrete design of the projected

structures:
Steel design:
Design of structural Steel elements; are based on LRFD Method, according

to Code E.070 Steel of the R.N.E.
Where:
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3.3.1.9. Design of Reinforced Concrete:
Design is based of breaking method used by A.C.I. and Code E.060

Reinforced Concrete of the R.N.E.
Resistance Factors:
Cut and Torsion : 0.90
Flexion : 0.85
Design by flexion:
Mu Mn
Mu As. fy fy
As a
. fy.(d a / 2) 0.85 f `c.b f 'c
Mu bd 2 f 'c (1 0.59)
Design by cutting:
Vu Vn Vc 0.53 f ' c .b.d
Av. fy.d
Vs Vn Vc S
Vs
3.3.2. Software to be used in analysis and design.
For design has been used the following software:
Analysis and Structural Design of Trusses: SAP2000 V16
Analysis and Structural Design of Portico Structure: ETABS 2013

V13.1.1
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3.4. ANALYSIS OF INFRASTRUCTURE
3.4.1. Analysis of Trusses:
Structural modeling
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Design Loads:
For loads analysis has considered dead, live and wind loads:
RESUMEN DE METRADO DE CARGAS:

CARGA PERMANENTE (WD)
Carga Propia: Peso Propio de Cobertura (Calaminon Cu): 10 Kg/m2
Peso de Estructura Metlica (Tijerales) : 6.78 Kg/m2
Peso Propio de Correas y Riostras: 4.00 Kg/m2
WD1= 20.7753 Kg/m2
Carga de Cielorraso: Peso de Cielorraso: 0.00 Kg/m2

WD2= 0.00 Kg/m2
CARGA VIVA:
Sobrecarga de Montaje: 40.00 Kg/m2
CARGA DE VIENTO:
Barlovento: 22.66 Kg/m2
-22.66 Kg/m2 Ang. Inclinacin= 29.06
Sotavento: -36.26 Kg/m2 Cos = 0.87411
Sen = 0.48573
CARGA POR CADA ARMADURA: Ang. Inclinacin= 15.65

WD1(Kg/m)= 186.98 Kg/m Cos = 0.96293
WD2(Kg/m)= 0.00 Kg/m Sen = 0.26976
WL(Kg/m)= 360.00 Kg/m
Sotavento
WVS(Kg/m)= 203.94 Kg/m WBx= 99.06 Kg/m WBy= 178.27 Kg/m 29.06
WBx= 55.01 Kg/m WBy= 196.38 Kg/m 15.65
-203.94 Kg/m WBx= -99.06 Kg/m WBy= -178.27 Kg/m 29.06

WBx= -55.01 Kg/m WBy= -196.38 Kg/m 15.65
Barlovento
WVB(Kg/m)= -326.30 Kg/m WSx= -158.49 Kg/m WSy= -285.23 Kg/m 29.06
WSx= -88.02 Kg/m WSy= -314.21 Kg/m 15.65
Tipo de Carga Centrales

PD1= 112.19 Kg
PD2= 0.00 Kg
PL= 216.00 Kg
PVSx= 39.62 Kg
PVSz= 106.96 Kg
PVSx= 22.01 Kg
PVSz= 117.83 Kg
PVSx= -39.62 Kg
PVSz= -106.96 Kg
PVBx= -63.40 Kg
PVBz= -171.14 Kg
PVBx= -35.21 Kg
PVBz= -188.52 Kg
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Structural response of Truss
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3.4.2. Analysis of Portico Structure:

Seismic Analysis
According to location of project calculates spectrum of pseudo

accelerations:
Spectrum of Pseudo Accelerations
T
T C Sa' C 2.5. p
0 2.50 0.066 Ts
0.40 2.50 0.066
0.50 2.50 0.066
0.60 2.50 0.066 Z .U .C.S
Sa .g
0.65 2.31 0.061 R
0.70 2.14 0.056
m m
r 0.25. ri 0.75. r
0.75 2.00 0.053 2
0.80 1.88 0.049 i
i 1 i 1
0.85 1.76 0.046
0.90 1.67 0.044
0.95 1.58 0.041
1.00 1.50 0.039
1.05 1.43 0.038
1.10 1.36 0.036
1.15 1.30 0.034
1.20 1.25 0.033
1.25 1.20 0.032
1.30 1.15 0.030
1.35 1.11 0.029
1.40 1.07 0.028
1.45 1.03 0.027
1.50 1.00 0.026
1.55 0.97 0.025
1.60 0.94 0.025
1.65 0.91 0.024
1.70 0.88 0.023
1.75 0.86 0.023
1.80 0.83 0.022
1.85 0.81 0.021
1.90 0.79 0.021
1.95 0.77 0.020
2.00 0.75 0.020
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Modal Analysis- Mode Forms
Period
Case Mode UX UY RZ
sec
Modal 1 0.716 0.361716 0.00446 0.006379
Modal 2 0.7 0.013121 0.213875 0.091835
Modal 3 0.624 0.001184 0.1473 0.247694
Modal 4 0.331 0.025754 1.8E-05 5E-06
Modal 5 0.289 0.197579 0.000235 4.2E-05
Modal 6 0.235 0.000644 0.078017 0.116531
Modal 7 0.233 3.3E-05 0.058838 0.010851
Modal 8 0.208 0.003391 0.061296 0.009561
Modal 9 0.204 0.012514 0.095231 0.022029
Modal 10 0.189 0.16826 0.003096 0.02736
Modal 11 0.176 0.011544 0.117973 0.033293
Modal 12 0.174 0.026104 0.043713 0.271777
Displacement analysis
Displacement of structure
TABLE: Story Drifts

Desplaz.
Story Load Case/Combo Label Item Drift X Y Z Relativo
m m m
Story2 SISMOXX1 1 39 Max Drift X 0.00118 0 17.12 9.5 0.00708
Story2 SISMOXX1 1 82 Max Drift Y 0.000017 13.82 5.81 9.5 0.000102
Story2 SISMOYY1 1 29 Max Drift X 0.000112 0 27.31 9.5 0.0006726
Story2 SISMOYY1 1 7 Max Drift Y 0.00107 25.9 0 9.5 0.00642
Story1 SISMOXX1 1 35 Max Drift X 0.00118 25.9 27.31 5.5 0.00708
Story1 SISMOXX1 1 39 Max Drift Y 0.000017 0 17.12 5.5 0.000102
Story1 SISMOYY1 1 35 Max Drift X 0.000157 25.9 27.31 5.5 0.000942
Story1 SISMOYY1 1 20 Max Drift Y 0.001133 29.41 15.53 5.5 0.0067986
So complies with permissible limits, for displacement in both directions;

maximum = 0,007.
Displacements of the others nodes of the structure area presented in

Annex II.
Analysis by Gravity
According to dimensions of pre dimensioning we have the following:
Dead Loads:
Weight of beam: 0.30x0.50x2.40 = 0.36 tn/m
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Live loads:
Overload of Offices =0.25 tn/m
Overload Storages = 0.40 tn/m2
Overload Sidewalks = 0.40 tn/m2
Design of structural elements is according to the envelope of the

solicitations, according to combination of described loads in Item 3.
3.5. STRUCTURAL RESPONSE
3.5.1. Structural Response: Moments of final Design
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Detail of the structural response is indicated in Annex 2: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS.
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3.6. DESIGN OF CONCRETE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS.
3.6.1. Plan view 1 and 2 Floor Design of Beams
Detail of design is indicated in Annex 3 and 5.
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3.6.2. Design of Reinforced concrete Columns
Design of Column C-3, 1st Floor: 0.30x0.55 m
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Design of Column C-3, 2nd Floor: 0.30x0.55 m
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Design of Column C-3, 1st Floor: 0.30x0.70 m
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3.6.3. Design of Reinforced Concrete Beams
Beams 1st Floor: Beam V-106
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Beams 1st Floor: Beam V-107
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Beams 2nd Floor: Beam V-213 (0.25x0.50m)
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Beams 2nd Floor: Beam V-202 (0.25x0.50m)
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3.6.4. Design of Reinforced Concrete Slab
1st Floor: Lightened Slab, h=0.20 m.
2nd Floor : Concrete Slab, h=0.10 m.
Overload: Storages = 0.40 Tn/m2
Offices = 0.25 Tn/m2
Second Level = 0.15 Tn/m2
Results of structural answer
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Design of Lightened Slab

b
f'c ( kg/cm2 )= 210 Vigueta B bw Condiciones:
fy ( kg/cm2 )= 4200 B (cm) = 40 10 Lni-Lnj= OK
B1 0.85 H (cm)= 20 20 L<=3*D=0K
D (cm)= 17 17
bw
As(-) As(+)
pmin= 0.0018 Asmin= 0.36 1.224
pmax=0.75pb 0.0159
FC 210 210 210 210

FY 4200 4200 4200 4200
B 40 40 40 40
bw 10 10 10 10
d 17 17 17 17
Mu (Tn-m) 0.5 0.735 0.735 0.988 0.988 1.1 1.1 0.52
0.52 0.75 0.79 0.79
Mu/ (Tn-m) 0.56 0.82 0.82 1.1 1.1 1.22 1.22 0.58
0.58 0.83 0.88 0.88
w 0.0971 0.1473 0.1473 0.2058 0.2058 0.2334 0.2334 0.1012
0.0241 0.0351 0.037 0.037
As (cm2) 0.83 1.224 1.25 1.25 1.224 1.8 1.7 1.26 2.0 2.00 1.26 0.86
= 0.0049 0.0018 0.0074 0.0074 0.0018 0.0103 0.0100 0.0019 0.0117 0.0118 0.0019 0.0051
11/2 11/2 11/2 15/8 15/8 11/2+13/8 11/2+13/8 11/2

11/2 11/2 11/2 11/2
Design of Concrete Slab
f'c ( kg/cm2 )= 210 LOSA 101

fy ( kg/cm2 )= 4200 B (cm) = 100 b
B1 0.85 H (cm)= 10
D (cm)= 7
pmin= 0.0018 Asmin= 1.26

pmax=0.75pb 0.0159
FC 210 210 210

FY 4200 4200 4200
LOSA 101 101 101
B 100 100 100
bw 100 100 100
d 7 7 7
Mu (Tn-m) 0.42 1.07 1.07 0.74 0.74 0.52
0.79 0.42 0.39
Mu/ (Tn-m) 0.47 1.19 1.19 0.82 0.82 0.58
0.88 0.47 0.43
w 0.0466 0.1247 0.1247 0.0841 0.0841 0.0581
0.0901 0.0466 0.0432
As (cm2) 1.63 3.15 4.36 4.36 1.63 2.94 2.9 1.51 2.03
1.63 3.15 4.36 4.36 1.63 2.94 2.9 1.51 2.03
a (cm) 0.38 0.74 1.03 1.03 0.38 0.69 0.68 0.36 0.48
= 0.0023 0.0045 0.0062 0.0062 0.0023 0.004 0.0041 0.0022 0.003
S 3/8 0.30 0.30 0.15 0.15 0.30 0.15 0.15 0.30 0.30
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summary in:
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77.4- 36.8 93.3- 10.01 68.3 77.22 72.72 36.04 31.54 79.94 007.6 015.0 041.2 52.2 05.6 08.72 2-Z
3.6.5. Design of Foundation
94.5- 50.01 71.3- 73.21 05.5 67.82 69.43 18.06 10.76 03.67 077.7 051.1 035.2 01.3 37.51 04.53 3-Z
58.3- 57.4 33.3- 82.5 81.1 75.71 73.42 89.62 87.33 23.43 003.4 082.0 005.0 04.3 00.1 03.32 4-Z
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59.1 30.5 44.4 25.7 79.6 12.0- 23.0 80.0- 22.0 80.0 2-Z
TRUJILLO, PERU
50.2 00.5 16.5 65.8 54.8 91.0- 92.0 50.0- 81.0 70.0 3-Z
26.1 02.5 42.3 28.6 17.5 22.0- 91.0 21.0- 61.0 30.0 4-Z
73.0 04.5 89.2 20.8 25.6 93.0- 83.0 61.0- 42.0 60.0 5-Z
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(EOC) AND DISASTER RELIEF WAREHOUSE
(DRW) AT IQUITOS AND, D/B EOC/DRW AND
reason why these are joint; thus forming continuous footings.

Continuous footings; are generated by overlap of isolated footings;
Loads that acts on foundation, are detailed in Annex II; For design may
SUBMITTAL 100%
DESIGN ANALYSIS
EOC / DRW AT IQUITOS
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Design of Continuous Footings:
PREDIMENSIONAMIENTO
Z-6 Z-7 Z-8
BZ ( M) = 2.8 2.6 2.2
Az=PS/
B 1 1 1
S 2.8 2.4 2
LvS 1.469 0.93 0.8

Az 2.8 2.4 2
REACCION NETA DEL TERRENO
Z-1 Z-2 Z-3

WU=PU/Az WU (TN/M2) = 9.96 8.21 8.5
DIMENSIONAMIENTO DE LA ALTURA Hz DE LA ZAPATA POR PUNZONAMIENTO
CONDICION DE DISEO
VU/=1/ (PU-WU(B+d)(D+d)) Z-1 Z-2 Z-3

c=Dmayor/Dmenor 1.82 1.82 2.5
3.1 3.1 2.8
bo=2m+2n 3.1 + 2xd 3.1 + 2xd 2.8 + 2xd
f1 1.06 1.06 0.97
f2
a 532.229 530.479 444.784
b 420.197 417.484 317.299
c -22.422 -15.185 -17.24
b2-4*a*c 224300.1 206514.2 131351
473.603 454.438 362.424
d1 ( cm ) 5 3.5 5.1
d2 -0.84 -0.822 -0.764
usar h (cm)= 60 60 60
d (cm )= 50 50 50
VERIFICACION POR LONGITUD DE ANCLAJE POR COMPRESION
C-1 C-2 C-3

1.905 1.905 1.905
ldb>=20.00 cm. ldb=0.08*db*fy/f'c 44 44 48
ldb>=0.004*db*fy 32 32 32
h minimo 54 54 58
VERIFICACION POR CORTANTE
Vdu= (Wu*S)(Lv - d) Z-1 Z-2 Z-3

Vn=Vu/o Vdus= 27.02 8.47 5.10
Vc=0.53 Vn 31.80 10.00 6.00
Vc 107.53 92.17 70.11
Vc > Vn OK OK OK
VduB= -4.98 -4.11 -4.25
Vn -5.90 -4.80 -5.00
Vc 38.40 38.40 35.06
Vc > Vn OK OK OK
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DISEO POR FLEXION
Z-1 Z-2 Z-3

Mus= 6.50 5.55 5.44
W 0.01387 0.011828 0.006936
AS1 (CM2) 9.70 9.00 9.00
5/8 5/8 5/8
1.588 1.588 1.588
1.99 1.99 1.99
S= 20.52 22.11 22.11
As Temperatura
5/8 5/8 5/8
VERIFICACION DE ASMIN.
Asmin= 0.0018xbxd Z-1 Z-2 Z-3

Asmin1= 0.0018x100xD ( cm2/m ) 9.00 9.00 9.00
AS POR TEMPERATURA
Asmin2= 0.0018x100xD ( cm2 ) 0.00 9.00 9.00
TRANSFERENCIA DE FUERZA EN LA INTERFASE DE COLUMNA Y CIMENTACIN
A.- RESISTENCIA AL APLASTAMIENTO SOBRE LA COLUMNA
C-1 C-2 C-3

Pu ( Tn ) 27.90 19.70 20.64
Pnb>Pn Pn =Pu/o 39.86 28.14 29.49
Pnb=0.85*fc*Ac 981.75 981.75 714.00
Condicin OK OK OK
B.- RESISTENCIA AL APLASTAMIENTO EN EL CONCRETO DE LA CIMENTACION
Z-1 Z-2 Z-3

Pu ( Tn ) 27.90 19.70 20.64
Pn =Pu/o 39.86 28.14 29.49
Pnb=0.85*fc*Ao 981.80 981.80 595.00
Pnb>Pn Pnb > Pn OK OK OK
As ----- ----- -----
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Design of Isolated Footings:
To consider analysis as rigid footings, these shall have a height of

0,90m, in the area of join with column.
PREDIMENSIONAMIENTO
Z-1 Z-2 Z-3 Z-4 Z-4
AZ ( M2) = 10.7 10.7 13.7 2.3 6.7
Az=PS/ L 3.27 3.27 3.7 1.52 2.59
TB 3.47 3.4 3.83 1.67 2.59
TS 3.07 3.15 3.58 1.37 2.59
B 2.2 2 2.5 2 1.6
S 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.8 2.8
LvB 0.95 0.85 1.1 0.93 0.63
LvS 1.65 1.73 1.73 1.68 1.23
Az 8.8 8 10 7.60 4.48
0.82243 0.747664 0.729927 3.304348 0.668657
REACCION NETA DEL TERRENO
Z-1 Z-2 Z-3 Z-4 Z-5

WU=PU/Az WU (TN/M2) = 9.68 9.32 10.36 8.62 9.82
DIMENSIONAMIENTO DE LA ALTURA Hz DE LA ZAPATA POR PUNZONAMIENTO
CONDICION DE DISEO
VU/=1/ (PU-WU(B+d)(D+d)) Z-1 Z-2 Z-3 Z-4 Z-4

c=Dmayor/Dmenor 2.33 1.83 1.83 3 1
2 1.7 1.7 1.2 1.4
bo=2m+2n 2 + 2xd 1.7 + 2xd 1.7 + 2xd 1.2 + 2xd 1.4 + 2xd
f1 1 1.06 1.06 0.9 1.06
f2
a 502.387 531.589 487.124 413.42 486.584
b 256.033 229.886 211.431 126.612 173.742
c -113.467 -113.962 -145.291 -23.178 -67.057
b2-4*a*c 293570.3 295171.4 327802 54359.59 160701.7
541.821 543.297 572.54 233.151 400.876
d1 ( cm ) 28.4 29.5 37.1 12.9 23.3
d2 -0.794 -0.727 -0.805 -0.435 -0.59
usar h (cm)= 90 90 90 90 90
d (cm )= 80 80 80 80 80
VERIFICACION POR LONGITUD DE ANCLAJE POR COMPRESION
C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-4

1.905 1.905 1.905 1.905 1.588
ldb>=20.00 cm. ldb=0.08*db*fy/f'c 44 44 48 48 44
ldb>=0.004*db*fy 32 32 32 32 32
h minimo 53 54 58 58 54
VERIFICACION POR CORTANTE
Vdu= (Wu*S)(Lv - d) Z-1 Z-2 Z-3 Z-4 Z-4

Vn=Vu/o Vdus= 32.91 34.67 38.54 28.83 11.82
Vc=0.53 Vn 38.70 40.80 45.30 33.90 13.90
Vc 245.77 245.77 224.36 213.14 157.05
Vc > Vn OK OK OK OK OK
VduB= 3.19 0.93 7.77 2.24 -2.67
Vn 3.80 1.10 9.10 2.60 -3.10
Vc 135.18 122.89 140.22 112.18 89.74
Vc > Vn OK OK OK OK OK
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DISEO POR FLEXION
Z-1 Z-2 Z-3 Z-4 Z-4

Mus= 17.47 13.47 25.07 14.17 5.46
W 0.003618 0.002789 0.006241 0.003707 0.001937
AS1 (CM2) 57.60 57.60 57.60 54.70 40.30
5/8 5/8 5/8 5/8 5/8
N Varillas 29 29 29 28 21
S= 0.140 0.14 0.14 0.13 0.13
MUB 28.99 27.89 38.76 24.33 11.89
W 0.010965 0.011608 0.015523 0.012155 0.007405
AS2 (CM2) 31.70 28.80 36.00 28.80 23.00
5/8 5/8 5/8 5/8 5/8
N Varillas 16 15 19 15 12
S= 0.14 0.13 0.13 0.13 0.13
VERIFICACION DE ASMIN.
Asmin= 0.0018xbxd Z-1 Z-2 Z-3 Z-4 Z-4

Asmin1= 0.0018xSxD ( cm2 ) 57.60 57.60 57.60 54.70 40.30
Asmin2= 0.0018xBxD ( cm2 ) 31.70 28.80 36.00 28.80 23.00
TRANSFERENCIA DE FUERZA EN LA INTERFASE DE COLUMNA Y CIMENTACIN
A.- RESISTENCIA AL APLASTAMIENTO SOBRE LA COLUMNA
C-1 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-4

Pu ( Tn ) 115.50 115.50 147.00 23.76 68.26
Pnb>Pn Pn =Pu/o 165.00 165.00 210.00 33.94 97.51
Pnb=0.85*fc*Ac 374.85 294.53 294.53 120.49 218.66
Condicin OK OK OK OK OK
B.- RESISTENCIA AL APLASTAMIENTO EN EL CONCRETO DE LA CIMENTACION
Z-1 Z-2 Z-3 Z-4 Z-4

Pu ( Tn ) 115.50 115.50 147.00 23.76 68.26
Pn =Pu/o 165.00 165.00 210.00 33.94 97.51
Pnb=0.85*fc*Ao 749.70 589.10 490.90 200.80 364.40
Pnb>Pn Pnb > Pn OK OK OK OK OK
As ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
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3.7. DESIGN OF STRUCTURAL STEEL ELEMENTS
3.7.1. Design of Truss
The arch truss of structural Steel shall be of structural Steel A-36 and
Grade 50, rectangular section of 0,225x0,60m at the ends and
0,30x0,60m in the intermediate truss; which are spacing between each
other in an average length of 9,00m.
Truss shall have a tensor that supports traction forces; which supports
on fixed and movable supports.
Truss is composed by structural angles:
CUADRO DE ARMADURAS AM-1
1.5"x1.5"x3/16" BRIDA SUPERIOR.
1.5"x1.5"x3/16" BRIDA INFERIOR
1"x1"x3/16" DIAGONALES
1.5"x1.5"x3/16" DIAGONALES EN APOYO

5/8" - liso CUERDA SUPERIOR
3/8" - liso ARRIOSTRES

5/8" - liso CUERDA INFERIOR
CUADRO DE ARMADURAS AM-02
2.5"x2.5"x3/16" BRIDA SUPERIOR.

3"x3"x3/8" BRIDA SUPERIOR.
3"x3"x1/4" BRIDA SUPERIOR.
2.5"x2.5"x3/16" BRIDA INFERIOR

BRIDA INFERIOR:
3"x3"x3/8"
(Acero Estr. Alta Resiste)
1.5"x1.5"x3/16" DIAGONALES
1.5"x1.5"x1/4" DIAGONALES
2"x2"x3/16" DIAGONALES
3/4" - liso CUERDA SUPERIOR

3/4" - liso CUERDA INFERIOR
3/8" - liso COLGADORES
2"x2"x1/4" TENSORES:
(Acero Estr. Alta Resiste)
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Detail of design is indicated in Annex 6, 7 and 8:
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Lower bridle:
Upper bridle:
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Design of Tensor:
Design of Diagonal:
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3.8. ANNEXES
3.8.1. Annex 1 Seismic Zonification
Zone 1
Departament of Loreto. Province of Mariscal Ramn Castilla,

Maynas and Requena.
Departament of Ucayali. Province of Purs.
Departament of Madre de Dios. Province of Tahuaman.
Zone 2
Department of Loreto. Provincias de Loreto, Alto Amazonas y

Ucayali.
Department of Amazonas. All provinces.
Department of San Martn. All provinces.
Department of Hunuco. All provinces.
Department of Ucayali. Provinces of Coronel Portillo, Atalaya and

Padre Abad.
Department of Pasco. All provinces.
Department of Junn. All provinces.
Department of Huancavelica. Provinces of Acobamba, Angaraes,

Churcampa, Tayacaja and Huancavelica.
Department of Ayacucho. Provinces of Sucre,Huamanga, Huanta

and Vilcashuaman.
Department of Apurimac. All provinces.
Department of Cusco. All provinces.
Department of Madre de Dios. Provinces of Tambopata y Man.
Department of Puno. All provinces.
Zone 3
Department of Tumbes. All provinces.
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Department of Piura. All provinces.
Department of Cajamarca. All provinces.
Department of Lambayeque. All provinces.
Department of La Libertad. All provinces.
Department of Ancash. All provinces.
Department of Lima. All provinces.
Provincia Constitucional del Callao.
Department of Ica. All provinces.
Department of Huancavelica. Provinces of Castrovirreyna y

Huaytar.
Department of Ayacucho. Provinces of Cangallo,Huanca Sancos,

Lucanas, Vctor Fajardo, Parinacochas and Paucar del Sara
Sara.
Department of Arequipa. All provinces.
Department of Moquegua. All provinces.
Department of Tacna. All provinces.
3.8.2. Annex 2 Structural Analysis, Design of Concrete Elements
Please review in digital file.
3.8.3. Annex 3 - Analysis and Design of Truss
Please review in digital file.
3.8.4. Annex 4 Soil Study
3.8.4.1. Conclusions
It was observed in the terrain of foundation, presence of granular soil

classified as SM and SP with no presence of plasticity, also it is observed
loamy sand of low plasticity, classified as SC, so it problems of soil
expansion are expected, that could affect projected structures.
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Water infiltrations were observed in explorations performed in-situ; also

there were presence of isolated rainfall during works on site, December
2013; however, at other time of the year water table may rise to the
explored depth, because in the region there is a huge quantity of rainfall
(torrential rains). Depth of infiltration found at each test pit as follows:
EXPLORATION INFILTRATION
LOCATION
DEPTH (m) DEPTH (m)
C-1 3,00 Infiltration: 0,70
According to found soil characteristics, it has been determined the following:
STRATUS POTENTIAL
LOCATION DESCRIPTION CLASSIF. LL IP
(m) EXPANSION
Test Pit 01 0,00-0,80 SAND SP-SM NP NP No presence
0,80-1,20 SAND SP-SM NP NP No presence
1,20-3,00 SILTY SAND SM NP NP No presence
0,80-2,60 CLAYEY SAND SC 27,34 12,36 Low
2,60-3,00 CLAY CH 51,16 35,46 High
0,90-1,30 SILTY SAND SP-SM NP NP No presence
So there is no information about loads, it has been estimated an admissible

capacity of qadm=0,78 kg/cm2 for a depth Dfmim=1,40m and a Bmax
2,10m.
Reviewing historical seismicity of the area (from 1955 until now), there were
found no background of destructive seismicity, also detect no active fails or
tectonic evidence that there is risk of seismic movements for projected
structures.
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By the above indicated, we conclude that the risk of natural disasters by

tectonic or seismicity, is low, however Regulations for Seismic Resistance
Design shall be complied, which parameters are as follows:
Seismic Zone : 1
Seismicity : Low
Zone Factor : 0,15
Soil : S3
Soil Period : 0,90
Soil Factor : 1,40
3.8.4.2. Recommendations
Shall avoid surface puddles of water that modify soil stability, by properly
channeling storm rain water to the discharge areas, where shall drain
properly.
During construction work, shall provide adequate methods of excavation

and draining to modify the ground the less as possible, also, water used
shall maintain free of sulfates and other contaminants that may affect
foundation.
In the area next to the worksite, shall avoid outcrops water or construction of
water storage wells and without any coating, because may form little
caverns and/or negative taluds, creating voids in the soil mass, so it is
recommended that any construction of structure of groundwater uptake or
dug wells, shall be done in a way that prevent the loss of soil particles, so,
shall coat walls of dug wells and cover pipes of this wells with geotextiles,
operating with pumps, so avoid migration of materials to exterior, which
produce loss of soil density of granular type SM, SP, SC and clayey CH,
with the consequent decrease of the bearing capacity.
Any over excavation shall be filled with poor concrete 1:12. Shall have care
with fillings that comply with Article 4.4.1 of the Regulation E-050.
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In the exploration of worksite has been observed remains of trunk and

branches, as describe in Item 4.1, so must consider precautions for this
situation, because shall not make foundation over this type of organic
material, which shall be removed and disposed, and in its place shall be
replaced with poor concrete 1:12.
Immediately after excavation for foundations indicated before, shall pour a

concrete screed, to avoid soil saturation by rainfall that produce decrease of
bearing capacity.
If all recommendations indicated before are considered, estimated bearing

capacity may get better, having as result an stable structure during useful
life.
If during construction work different soil conditions for foundations are found
and are different to the ones indicated in this report, shall communicate
immediately with the professional to analyze the problem and give the
respective recommendations.
Results from this report apply exclusively to the studied area and shall not
be used in other sectors and/or for other purposes.
It is recommended to establish a work schedule so that characteristic rainfall

in the area and Itaya river flow increases affects less possible the progress
and quality of construction.
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4. DESIGN ANALYSIS - ELECTRICAL
4.1. OVERVIEW
According to EOC plans it is considered the development of the project

Electrical design of medium and low tension lines according to technical
specifications NEMA and client requirements for the EOC / DRW at Iquitos.
For the design project it has been considered the following:
The projected building shall have a three phase feeding line of low tension and
a demanded power, shall de feed from an Aerial Sub Station projected
(Technical Project: System for use of tension of primary distribution for electrical
supply for the lot of EOC / DRW Iquitos).
It is projected an adequate design for internal and external electrical

installations to satisfy demands of the facilities, delivered by feeding and
electrical panelboards, by an efficient lighting and safety power outlets.
With the objective to satisfy electrical demands, it is develop the technical

Project Design of system of low tension for internal and external electrical
installations EOC / DRW Iquitos.
4.2. SCOPE OF WORK
In general terms, includes the General Electrical Panelboard, Electrical

distribution panelboards, Electrical feeders, interior and exterior lighting
network, power outlets network, ground well systems.
The project has been designed base on the projected architecture drawings.
The contractor of the project construction shall comply with general indications
of the mentioned project.
The scope of this record, consisting of the definition:
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4.2.1. Works included
a) Electrical feeders:
Feeder projected from the Areal Sub Station projected to the General
Electrical Panel board (TG-01) projected.
Feeder projected from Areal Sub Station projected to the Automatic
Transfer Panelboard (TT) projected.
Feeder projected from Generator projected to the Automatic Transfer
Panelboard (TT) projected.
Feeder projected from Automatic Transfer Panelboard (TT) to the
General Electrical Panelboard (TG-01) projected.
Feeders projected from the General Electrical Panelboard (TG-01)
projected to the Electrical Distribution Panelboards (TD) projected,
distributed in the ground and first floor of the building.
Feeders projected from the General Electrical Panelboard (TG-02)
projected to the Electrical Distribution Panelboards (TD) projected,
distributed in the ground and first floor of the building, for loads with
continuity of work uninterrupted.
b) Ground well system

Ground wells of the General Electrical Panelboards, Automatic Transfer
Panelboard and Electrical Distribution Panelboards projected.
Ground well for the Generator projected.
Note: In an installation type TT, the neutral is connected to ground, to the

center of the transformer. The mass of equipment shall connect to local ground,
separated from the ground well of neutral, as indicated in following picture:
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c) Electrical Panelboards
Supply and installation of Electrical Panelboards projected with
respective terminals of ground, thermomagnetic and differential
breakers.
d) Circuits derivate from electrical system

Interior and exterior lighting, according to indicated in drawings.
Power outlets, according to indicated in drawings.
e) Lighting fixtures and lighting system

Considering fixtures that allow giving necessary lumens to the facilities,
inside and outside, of the building.
f) Tests of the electrical system

Shall performed tests of isolation of conductors and of ground well
resistance, with instruments like Megometer and Tellurometer
respectively.
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4.2.2. Of work and materials
a) The objective of this project is to finish, test and get ready for operation
all the electrical system.
b) Materials to be used shall be new, of recognized Brand and current use

in the national or foreign market.
c) The contractor, before beginning of works in the area of electrical

installation, shall review with the corresponding disciplines:
Architecture.
Structure.
Plumbing.
With the objective to avoid interferences during construction process in
the worksite. Begin the work without this communication means that if
complications present during the corresponding works of the different
projects, responsibility shall be assumed exclusively by the contractor.
d) At the end of the works performed, cleaning of waste around,

occasioned by materials and equipment during performing.
e) Any electrical outlet / communication / mechanical outlet that is indicated

in drawings and which location is not defined shall be consulted with the
supervisor and designers for its final location.
f) None of the lighting switches shall be behind doors, these shall be easily
located when opening doors.
4.3. DESCRIPTION
The electrical design of the project EOC / DRW at Iquitos is divided in Design
Analysis, Calculation and Electrical Drawings, composed by:
Energy Distribution System 380/220 V, 60 Hz.
Distribution Systems of Electrical Panelboards, Wiring, Lighting fixtures and
respective lamps, Switches and Power Outlets.
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4.3.1. Internal Electrical Installations
a) Electrical Panelboards
General Panelboard and Distribution Panelboards projected shall
distribute electrical energy to the facilities of the projected building.
Shall be metal type, embedded, equip with automatic breakers for the
different projected circuits, according to the purpose and demand.
b) Network of electrical feeders

Selection of wires of feeders shall have direct relations with the capacity
of the projected thermomagnetic breakers and projected demands.
Wires of the projected feeders, mains and secondary, shall be type
N2XH, inside pipes of its mechanical protection, as those ones that get
to electrical panelboards.
Wire for projected feeder (three phase line feeder from Sub Station),
shall be freestanding type. These feeders shall feed, at a tension level of
380V, with cover supoorting, with structural supports concrete poles of
8m.
In drawings Line Diagrams Drawings, travel feeders, location of panels
and other details will be displayed.
c) Lighting and Power outlets circuits

Selection of wires for circuits shall have direct relationship with the
capacity of projected Lighting fixtures / Lamps / Power outlets and
projected demands.
Wire for the projected circuits, lighting and power outlets, shal be type
NH-80, installed in pipes for mechanical protection, from the beginning
of the respective Distribution Panelboards. Otherwise, circuit that feeds
exterior lighting, with structural support concrete poles of 8m, shall be
freestanding.
4.3.2. External electrical installations
a) Exterior lighting
Pedestrian sidewalks, at the exterior and court of the building, shall have
lighting based on luminaires for outdoor exposure.
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4.4. GROUND WELL
According to Article 3.2.7 and 3.6.6 of the National Code of Electricity, and for the
Distribution System TT to be applied according to Code IEC 60364, shall be
protected by wire of ground well, all metal casings of power box, energy register,
general panelboard, distribution panelboard, pass box, metal conduit pipes with
PVC cover; also, all use outlets, of power and all other installations which
structures are metal.
Ground well system is composed by 1 ground well, constructed according to detail
indicated in drawings. Resistance of each one of the ground wells shall be less or
equal to 5 ohms.
As summary, all metal parts normally with tension and no conductors of current,
exposed to installation, as cover of panelboards, and ground well rod of the
panelboards shall be connected to ground.
According to mentioned before, it is responsibility of comply with the Codes NEMA,
contractor shall perform works corresponding this project, according to
prescriptions about safety indicated in National Code of Electricity at the moment
of performing activities.
4.5. PROJECTED MAXIMUM DEMAND
Installed Maximum
Demand
Panelboard Circuit Type Power Demand
Factor
(kW) (kW)
C-1 T.G.-1 56.410 --- 34.910
T.D.-SAB C-2 T.T. 66.964 --- 61.464

Lighting
C-3 0.700 --- 0.700
AP
Total (kW) 124.074 97.074
The Maximum Demand is 97.074 KW. With F.P. = 0.9, having a Power of 107.86
KVA, being able to be covered by a 125 KVA commercial transformer.
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4.6. CONSIDERED PARAMETERS
Distribution network of low tension
Service tension: 380/220 V

Frequency: 60 Hz
Number of phases: 3 Phases+Neutral /
Phase + Neutral
Number of poles: 4P / 2P
Drop of tension at each circuit: From point of design to
farthest point of use < 4.0 %
Power factor: 1.00

Simultaneity Factor: 0.85
Copper resistivity coefficient: 0.0175 .mm2/m
Lighting: Shall ensure correct lighting of various facilities of the building, according
to the activity, dimensions and characteristics of facility.
FACILITY LUX
OFFICES 500
CORRIDOR 70
BATHROOM 100
DEPOSIT/STORAGE 100
4.7. CODES AND REGULATIONS

All works shall be executed according to requirements of applicable sections of the
following codes or regulations:
Standard NEMA.
C.N.E. Supply and Use.
Technical Code EM.010 Interior Electrical Installations.
National Regulation for Construction.
Code of DGE-MEM.
Code IEC and other applicable to the project.
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4.8. TESTS
Before setting of fixtures or luminaries tests of isolation to ground and isolation

between conductors shall be performed, making the test, performing the test, both
of each circuit, as each feeder.
Tests for isolation, continuity and connection in panelboards, verifying values of
protocol manufacturer test.
Also shall perform tests of operating at full load during reasonable time.
4.9. CALCULATION
4.9.1. Current intensity calculation

Calculations were performed with the following formula:
M.D .TOTAL
I=
KxVx cos
Where:
K = 3, for three phase line circuits

K = 1, for one phase line circuits
4.9.2. Voltage drop calculations

Calculations were performed with the following formula:
xLxCos
V = KxI
S
Where:
o I = Current in Amperes.
o V = Voltage of service in volts.
o M.D. TOTAL = Total maximum demand in Watts.
o Cos = Power factor.
o V = Voltage drop in volts.
o L = Length in meters.
o = Conductor resistivity in Ohms-mm2/m.
For the Cu = 0.0175.
o S = Section of conductor in mm2.
o K = Constant 3 for three phase line circuits and
2 for one phase line circuit.
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Luminaries and Receptacles for External and Internal Electrical Instalation
Quantity of Power of the Power of the

Item Electrical Equipment Type Lamp
Lamps lamp (W) luminarie (W)
Interior
1,00 Square Luminarie (Recessed in ceiling) Offismart T5 Fluorescent Lamp TL5 14 W 4,00 14,00 56,00
2,00 Airtight industrial Luminarie (Suspended) Indiko Fluorescent Lamp TL-D 36 W 2,00 36,00 72,00
3,00 Wall Luminarie of4" E-27, Plafond type (Attached to wall) Plafond Integrated Compact Fluorescent Lamp PLE 20 W 1,00 20,00 20,00
Quantity of Power of Power of

Item Electrical Equipment Type
Outlets Outlet (W) Luminarie (W)
Interior
4.10. CALCULATION SCHEDULES
1,00 Receptacle of 2 outlets 2P+T (Recessed in wall) Receptacle phase-neutral + ground 2,00 100,00 200,00
2,00 Receptacle of 4 outlets 2P+T (Recessed in wall) Receptacle phase-neutral + ground 4,00 100,00 400,00
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TRUJILLO, PERU
Quantity of Power of the Power of

Item Electrical Equipment Type Lamp
Lamps lamp (W) Luminarie (W)
Exterior
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1,00 Luminarie reflector Type (Attached to wall) Luminarie Contempo Mini L SON-T 250 W 1,00 250,00 250,00
2,00 Luminarie of Public Lighting (Mount in Pole C.A.C. 8 m) Luminarie ECOM SON-T 70 W 1,00 70,00 70,00

Cantidad de Power of Power of

Item Electrical Equipment Type
Salidas Outlet (W) Luminarie (W)
Interior
1,00 Ceiling fan Ceiling fan of 3 velocities with control on wall 1,00 60,00 60,00
2,00 Exhaust fan (in bathrooms) Axial fans, backflow gate 1,00 29,00 29,00
SUBMITTAL 100%
DESIGN ANALYSIS
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LOADS SCHEDULE TG-1
Thermomagnetic
Unitary Maximum Differential breaker
# Installed Demand breaker
Panel Circuit Type # Luminaries # Receptacles Load Demand In (A) Id (A) Selected Conductor
Equipment Power (kW) Factor N Poles Type by rail N Poles Type by rail
(W) (kW) In (A)
x (A) DIN35 x (A) DIN35
C-1 T.D.-1 --- --- --- --- 7,152 --- 7,152 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
C-2 T.D.-2 --- --- --- --- 9,780 --- 9,780 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
C-3 T.D.-3 --- --- --- --- 8,090 --- 8,090 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
C-4 T.D.-6 --- --- --- --- 3,140 --- 3,140 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Modular
C-5 Lighting 10,00 --- --- 72,00 0,720 1,00 0,720 3,64 4,55 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x16 --- --- ---
Case
T.G.-1 Modular
Case
Modular
C-7 Ceiling fans --- --- 4,00 60,00 0,240 1,00 0,240 1,21 1,52 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x16 --- --- ---
Case
Modular Modular
C-8 Receptacle --- 5,00 --- 200,00 1,000 1,00 1,000 5,05 6,31 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x20 2x25 0,03
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Sub-Total (kW) 31,346 31,346
Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
C-1 T.D.-4 --- --- --- --- 4,032 --- 4,032 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Modular
Case
Modular
T.D.-1 C-3 Ceiling fans --- --- 8,00 60,00 0,480 1,00 0,480 2,42 3,03 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x16 --- --- ---
Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Sub-Total (kW) 7,152 7,152
Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
C-1 T.D.-7 --- --- --- --- 5,868 --- 5,868 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Modular
Case
Modular
T.D.-2
Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular
C-5 Receptacle --- --- 1,00 2000,00 2,000 1,00 2,000 10,10 12,63 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x20 --- --- ---
Case
Sub-Total (kW) 9,780 9,780
Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
C-1 T.D.-8 --- --- --- --- 3,608 --- 3,608 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
T.D.-3 Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Exhaus fans in Modular
C-8 --- --- 2,00 29,00 0,058 1,00 0,058 0,29 0,37 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x16 --- --- ---
bathrooms Case
Sub-Total (kW) 8,090 8,090
Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
C-1 T.D.-5 --- --- --- --- 2,488 --- 2,488 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Modular
Case
T.D.-4 Modular
Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Sub-Total (kW) 4,032 4,032
Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
Modular
Case
2 2 Modular
C-2 Ceiling fans --- --- 4,00 60,00 0,240 1,00 0,240 1,21 1,52 NH-80 - 2x4 mm +1x4 mm (T) 2x16 --- --- ---
Case
T.D.-5
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Sub-Total (kW) 2,488 2,488
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Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
T.D.-6 Modular
Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Exhaust fans in Modular
C-8 --- --- 2,00 29,00 0,058 1,00 0,058 0,29 0,37 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x16 --- --- ---
bathrooms Case
Sub-Total (kW) 3,140 3,140
Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
Modular Modular
C-4 Receptacles --- 4,00 --- 200,00 0,800 1,00 0,800 4,04 5,05 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x20 2x25 0,03
Case Case
T.D.-7 Electric water Modular
C-5 --- --- 1,00 2000,00 2,000 1,00 2,000 10,10 12,63 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x20 --- --- ---
heater Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Exhauste fans Modular
C-8 --- --- 1,00 29,00 0,029 1,00 0,029 0,15 0,18 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x16 --- --- ---
in bathrooms Case
Sub-Total (kW) 5,868 5,868
Thermomagnetic
(W) (kW) In (A)
Modular
Case
Modular
Case
Modular Modular
T.D.-8 C-3 Receptacle --- 5,00 --- 200,00 1,000 1,00 1,000 5,05 6,31 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x20 2x25 0,03
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Sub-Total (kW) 3,608 3,608
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LOADS SCHEDULE TG-2
Thermomagnetic
# Unitary Maximum Differential breaker
Installed Demand breaker
Panel Circuit Type # Luminaries # Receptacles Equipme Load Demand In (A) Id (A) Selected Conductor
Power (kW) Factor N Poles Type by rail N Poles Type by rail
nt (W) (kW) In (A)
C-1 T.D.-1D --- --- --- --- 5,200 --- 5,200 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
C-2 T.D.-1A --- --- --- --- 1,201 --- 1,201 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Modular
Case
Exterior N2XOH - 2-1x16 mm 2+1x10 Modular
T.G.-2 C-4 5,00 --- --- 250,00 1,250 1,00 1,250 6,31 7,89 2x16 --- --- ---
Lighting mm 2(T) Case
Exterior N2XOH - 2-1x16 mm 2+1x10 Modular
C-5 5,00 --- --- 250,00 1,250 1,00 1,250 6,31 7,89 2x16 --- --- ---
Lighting mm 2(T) Case
C-6 T.B.-1 --- --- --- --- 2,377 --- 2,377 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
C-7 T.AAC. --- --- --- --- 50,200 --- 50,200 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
Sub-Total (kW) 61,702 61,702
Thermomagnetic
nt (W) (kW) In (A)
C-1 T.D.-2D --- --- --- --- 3,800 --- 3,800 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
N2XOH - 3-1x10 mm 2+1x6 Modular
T.D.-1D C-2 FACP --- --- --- --- 1,000 --- 1,000 1,69 2,11 3x16 --- --- ---
mm 2 Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Sub-Total (kW) 5,200 5,200
Thermomagnetic
nt (W) (kW) In (A)
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
T.D.-2D C-4 Receptacles --- 1,00 --- 400,00 0,400 1,00 0,400 2,02 2,53 NH-80 - 2x4 mm 2+1x4 mm 2(T) 2x20 2x25 0,03
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
Sub-Total (kW) 3,800 3,800
Thermomagnetic
nt (W) (kW) In (A)
Modular
Case
2 2 Modular Modular
C-2 Receptacles --- 2,00 --- 200,00 0,400 1,00 0,400 2,02 2,53 NH-80 - 2x4 mm +1x4 mm (T) 2x20 2x25 0,03
Case Case
Electrical Door
T.D.-1A Modular
C-3 1 (Pedestrian --- --- --- --- 0,015 --- 0,015 0,08 0,09 --- 2x10 --- --- ---
Case
Access)
Electrical Door
Modular
C-4 2 (Vehicle --- --- --- --- 0,746 --- 0,746 3,77 4,71 --- 2x10 --- --- ---
Case
Access)
Sub-Total (kW) 1,201 1,201
Thermomagnetic
nt (W) (kW) In (A)
Modular
Case
Modular Modular
Case Case
T.B.-1 Water pump N2XOH - 2-1x16 mm 2+1x10 Modular
C-3 --- --- 1,00 746,00 0,746 1,00 0,746 3,77 4,71 2x25 --- --- ---
N01 mm 2(T) Case
Water pump N2XOH - 2-1x16 mm 2+1x10 Modular
C-4 --- --- 1,00 1119,00 1,119 1,00 1,119 5,65 7,06 2x25 --- --- ---
N02 mm 2(T) Case
Sub-Total (kW) 2,377 2,377
Thermomagnetic
nt (W) (kW) In (A)

C-1 AAC-Holding 1 --- --- --- --- 7,500 --- 7,500 21,87 27,34 3x30 --- --- ---
mm 2(T) Case
C-2 AAC-Holding 2 --- --- --- --- 1,600 --- 1,600 8,08 10,10 2x16 --- --- ---
mm 2(T) Case
C-3 AAC-Reception --- --- --- --- 1,200 --- 1,200 6,06 7,58 2x10 --- --- ---
mm 2(T) Case
AAC-
C-4 Warenhouse --- --- --- --- 2,700 --- 2,700 13,64 17,05 2x16 --- --- ---
mm 2(T) Case
Direc. Office
AAC-Comm N2XOH - 2-1x4 mm 2+1x4 Modular
C-5 --- --- --- --- 2,700 --- 2,700 13,64 17,05 2x16 --- --- ---
Room mm 2(T) Case
C-6 AAC-Server --- --- --- --- 1,600 --- 1,600 8,08 10,10 2x16 --- --- ---
mm 2(T) Case
T.AAC.
C-7 AAC-Dormitory --- --- --- --- 1,200 --- 1,200 6,06 7,58 2x10 --- --- ---
mm 2(T) Case
AAC-EOC. N2XOH - 2-1x4 mm 2+1x4 Modular
C-8 --- --- --- --- 2,700 --- 2,700 13,64 17,05 2x16 --- --- ---
Direct Office mm 2(T) Case
AAC-EOC.Main N2XOH - 3-1x6 mm 2+1x4 Modular
C-9 --- --- --- --- 10,500 --- 10,500 30,62 38,27 3x40 --- --- ---
Entry mm 2(T) Case
AAC-
C-10 Huumanitarian --- --- --- --- 3,500 --- 3,500 17,68 22,10 2x20 --- --- ---
mm 2(T) Case
Assistance
AAC- N2XOH - 3-1x6 mm 2+1x4 Modular
C-11 --- --- --- --- 7,500 --- 7,500 21,87 27,34 3x30 --- --- ---
Conference mm 2(T) Case
AAC-Press N2XOH - 3-1x6 mm 2+1x4 Modular
C-12 --- --- --- --- 7,500 --- 7,500 21,87 27,34 3x30 --- --- ---
Room mm 2(T) Case
Sub-Total (kW) 50,200 50,200
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TENSION DROP TG-1
DISTANCE Thermomagnetic
SECTION OF V= % V
FEEDER TO FROM breaker
M.D. (kW) In (A) Id (A) SELECTED CONDUCTOR CONDUCTOR 3^(1/2)xIx*Lx =(V/380)x100
PANEL CONDUCTOR (W .m m 2/m )
(m m 2) 0.9/S %
(m ) N Poles x
Type
(A)
Molded
T.G.-1 31,35 52,92 66,15 N2XOH, 3-1x50mm 2+1x35mm 2(N) 50,00 45,00 0,0175 1,62 0,43% 3x160
Case
Molded
T.D.-1 7,15 12,07 15,09 N2XOH, 3-1x35mm 2+1x25mm 2(N) 35,00 17,00 0,0175 0,20 0,05% 3x63
Case
Molded
>T.D.-4 4,03 6,81 8,51 N2XOH, 3-1x25mm 2+1x16mm 2(N) 25,00 5,00 0,0175 0,05 0,01% 3x40
Case
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Molded
>>T.D.-5 2,49 4,20 5,25 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2+1x10mm 2(N) 16,00 15,00 0,0175 0,13 0,04% 3x25
Case
TRUJILLO, PERU
Molded
T.D.-2 9,78 16,51 20,64 N2XOH, 3-1x25mm 2+1x16mm 2(N) 25,00 18,00 0,0175 0,41 0,11% 3x40
Case
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Molded
>T.D.-7 5,87 9,91 12,38 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2+1x10mm 2(N) 16,00 5,00 0,0175 0,11 0,03% 3x25
Case

Molded
T.D.-3 8,09 13,66 17,07 N2XOH, 3-1x25mm 2+1x16mm 2(N) 25,00 40,00 0,0175 0,75 0,20% 3x40
Case
Molded
>T.D.-8 3,61 6,09 7,61 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2+1x10mm 2(N) 16,00 5,00 0,0175 0,06 0,02% 3x25
Case
Molded
T.D.-6 3,14 5,30 6,63 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2+1x10mm 2(N) 16,00 5,00 0,0175 0,06 0,01% 3x25
Case
SUBMITTAL 100%
DESIGN ANALYSIS
TENSION DROP TG-2
SECTION OF V= % V
(m m 2) 0.9/S %
(m ) N Poles x
Type
(A)
Molded
T.G.-2 61,70 104,16 130,20 N2XOH, 3-1x50mm 2+1x35mm 2(N) 50,00 3,00 0,0175 0,21 0,06% 3x160
Case
Molded
>T.D.-1D 5,20 8,78 10,97 N2XOH, 3-1x25mm 2+1x16mm 2(N) 25,00 25,00 0,0175 0,30 0,08% 3x40
Case
Molded
>>T.D.-2D 3,80 6,42 8,02 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2+1x10mm 2(N) 16,00 7,00 0,0175 0,10 0,03% 3x25
Case
Molded
T.D.-1A 1,20 2,03 2,53 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2+1x10mm 2(N) 16,00 78,00 0,0175 0,34 0,09% 3x25
Case
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Molded
T.B.-1 2,38 4,01 5,02 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2+1x10mm 2(N) 16,00 8,00 0,0175 0,07 0,02% 3x25
Case
TRUJILLO, PERU
Section: TG-2 Molded

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50,20 84,75 97,46 N2XOH, 3-1x16mm 2 16,00 4,00 0,0175 0,66 0,17% 3x100
to Transf. Dry Case

SECTION OF V= % V
(m m 2) 0.9/S %
(m ) N Poles x
Type
(A)
Section:
Molded
Transf. Dry to 50,20 146,38 168,34 N2XOH, 3-1x35mm 2 35,00 3,00 0,0175 0,39 0,18% 3x160
Case
T.AAC.
SUBMITTAL 100%
DESIGN ANALYSIS
LOADS SCHEDULE SAB AND TT
Thermomagnetic
Unitary Maximum
Equipment Power (kW) factor N Poles x
(W) (kW) Type
(A)
C-1 T.G.-1 --- --- --- --- 31,346 --- 31,346

Molded
157,08 196,35 Self supporting 3-1x70/50 mm 2 3x250
Case
T.D.-SAB C-2 T.T. --- --- --- --- 61,702 --- 61,702
Molded
C-3 Lighting AP 10,00 --- --- 70,00 0,700 1,00 0,700 3,54 4,42 Self supporting 1x16/25 mm 2 3x16
Case
Total (kW) 93,748 93,748
124,997
Having a M.D. = 93.748 kW and adding a reserve of 20% of the capacity (18.749 kW), have a Power of 112.297 kW and with a F.P.=0.9, we have 124.997 kVA. Commercially you can find a Transformer of
125 kVA.
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Thermomagnetic
Unitary Maximum
TRUJILLO, PERU

Equipment Power (kW) factor N Poles x
(W) (kW) Type
(A)
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T.T- Molded
C-1 T.G.-2 --- --- --- --- 61,702 --- 61,702 104,16 130,20 N2XOH, 3-1x50mm 2+1x35mm 2(N) 3x160
Generator Case
Sub-Total (kW) 61,702 61,702

82,269
Having a M.D. = 61.702 kW and adding a reserve of 20% of the capacity (12.340 kW), have a Power of 74.042 kW and with a F.P.=0.9, we have 82.269 kVA. Commercially you can find an Emergency
Generator of 100 kVA.
SUBMITTAL 100%
DESIGN ANALYSIS
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4.11. MEDIUM TENSION LINE
4.11.1. Overview
The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and Disaster Relief

Warehouse (DRW) has the project of Primary Distributions of Tension
Utilization System for the Electrical supply for the lot of the project
mentioned above, beginning pertinent installations for the capacity of
125 KVA, according to Maximum Demand Schedule.
Because EOC / DRW - Iquitos, is located inside supplier area of
company ELECTRO ORIENTE S.A., so proceed development of the
technical file following requirements according to Code R.D. N 018-
2002-EM/DGE Norm of Procedures for Development of Projects and
Performing Construction in Distribution Systems and Utilization Systems
of Medium Tension in Zones of Supplier Distribution.
It is important to indicate that for the lot of EOC /DRW - Iquitos, power
demand shall be distributed from the Areal Sub Station Two-Pole
projected, equipped with a Three Phase Transformer of 125 KVA which
relation of transformation shall be 22.9/0.38 0.22 kV.
4.11.2. Objective
Develop of project and performing of construction of project Primary

Distributions of Tension Utilization System 22.9kV for electrical supply of
lot Building EOC / DRW at Iquitos, has as objective to supply electrical
energy on a permanent and reliable basis.
4.11.3. Location
District : Iquitos.
Province : Maynas.
Department : Loreto.
4.11.4. Accessibility
Ground route: Tarapoto - Yurimaguas of vial axis Paita - Tarapoto -

Yurimaguas, by an asphalt road (2 hours trip by car).
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River route: Port of Yurimaguas Porto of Iquitos, sailing the Huallaga

river, (2 days on boat).
Aereal:
Flights frome Tarapoto - Iquitos (45 minutes).
4.11.5. Environmental conditions
4.11.5.1. Scope of the project

Electrical Derivation:
Derivation shall be from the pole structure C.A.C. 13/300 which
coordinate is 684587.23E 9573798.32N (coordinates UTM System
WGS 84), that feeds the Electrical System of Iquitos, Feeder to a tension
level in 22.9 kV, District of Iquitos, Province of Maynas, Department of
Loreto.
Primary Network:
Supply and installation of conductor AAAC bare wire of 7 wires,
hard temper and 35mm2 of section, for Primary Network
projected area.
Supply and installation of C.A.C. poles 13/400, supports of the
Aerial Two-Pole Sub-Station, with sectioning between the
network area of the Primary Network with the Transformer.
The projected Aerial Two-Pole Sub-Station, shall be located
according to drawings. This shall be composed by a
Transformer, traformix and all its protection and sectioning
elements, so as an energy meter, protected by a reinforced
concrete wall and a Distribution Panel.
Supply and installation of one (01) mixed Transformer for
measure of medium tension (Traformix 3.2/5 A, for 22.9/0.22
kV), composed by three coils of tension and three of current,
isolators on the top, cooling ONAN, class of precision on Tension
and Current 0.2, height of installation at 1000 m.o.s.l., exterior
mounting.
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Supply and installation of one (01) Three Phase Transformer oil

immersed, exterior mounting, of 125 kVA, at 1000 m.o.s.l. and a
relation of transformation of 22.9/0.38-0.22 kV, with all its
protection and sectioning elements.
Supply and installation of wire type NYY, of 1kV of tension of
service and of 3-1x70 + 1x50 mm of section, which shall
constitute electrical supply, from the secondary side of
transformer to the distribution panelboard of the Sub-Station.
Supply and installation of Distribution Panelboard for SAB, for
tension of 380-220 V, equipped with copper bars,
thermomagnetic breakers (Particular Services and Services of
Security Lighting), contactor and photocell.
Supply and installation of concrete wall, with metal case meter
carrier and three phase energy meter.
Supply and installation of concrete wall, with metal Panelboard,
for tension 220V, equipped with thermomagnetic breakers
(Services of Security Lighting).
4.11.5.2. Electrical characteristics

Level of Tension
Electrical system of the project is in a tension level of 22.9 kV, this
configuration allows the collection of the system of primary network
which is compatible with the magnitude of charge for the area of the
project.
Level of Isolation of Primary Network

The Primary Network and Sub-Station of distribution shall be located at
116 m.o.s.l. The level of minimum isolation of the electrical equipment
shall be according to the following values:
Nominal Tension of the System : 22.9 kV

Maximum Tension of service : 25 kV
Sustaining tension impulse 1,2/50 : 158 kVp
Sustaining tension at 60 Hz : 50 kV
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The selection of the leakage distance of insulators has been taken from
the recommendation of the Norm IEC 815, for different levels of
pollution. The line of leakage phase to ground is given by the following
expression
L fuga L f 0 xU MAX xf ch
Where:
Lfuga : Required length of leakage phase-ground
Lf0 : Unitary length of leakage in mm /kV-.
Umax : Maximum tenion of service
Fch : Factor of correction by height;
fch = 1 + 1,25 (msnm 1 000) x 10-4
In clean environments should be considered, at least, pollution

correspondent to the light grade (light), the same which corresponds a
length of leakage of 16 mm/kV-. The project area is characterized as
an area far from the sea, high jungle of much humidity, with an altitude
of 116 m.o.s.l. with frequent raining, which contributes to the periodic
cleaning of the insulators. So for the maximum tension of 25kV we have
a total line of leakage of:
For 116 m.o.s.l.: 355.8 mm.
Isolation Level of SubStation of Distribution

The isolation level considered for the design of the sub-station of
distribution is as follows:
Nominal Tension 10-22.9 kV

Sustaining Tension to industrial frequency 40 kV
Sustaining Tension to impulse 1,2/50 s (internal) 125 kV
Sustaining Tension to impulse 1,2/50 s (external) 150 Kv
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4.11.5.3. Characteristics of equipment

Primary Network
Poles, Corbels and Wings:

It is planned the use of centrifuged reinforced concrete poles that meet
the mechanical characteristics in the technical specifications of the
project.
Proposed corbels shall be vibrated reinforced concrete, with dimension
specified in the project
Proposed wings shall be vibrated reinforced concrete, with dimensions
specified in the project.
Metal accessories for poles and crossheads to be used for Primary
Network are: spigot, machined bolts, eye bolts, washers, plates, sheets
"J", rods, etc.
For identification of structures it is attached a drawings where it is
detailed the signaling of structures which is referential; Contractor shall
coordinate with supplier company to define details for signaling.
Conductor:
Conductor to be used is of aluminum alloy; and section of conductor has
been defined considering the following aspects:
Short-circuit currents
Mechanical efforts
Current capacity in normal operation
Tension drop
The two first factors have been determined in the definitions of the
section of 35 mm2 as the required section in the project.
Accessories of the conductors to be used in the primary network are:

anchor staple, two-way staple, and tie wire.
Isolators:
Part of the determination of the level of primary network isolation, is the
selection of isolators, based on the Norm DGE Bases for the Design of
Lines and Primary Networks for Rural Electrification for a tension of
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22.9 KV.
May be used porcelain insulators of PIN 56-3 types and polymeric for
tension of 25KV. The isolators of type Pin shall be installed in alignment
and deflection angles of moderate topography and polymeric isolators in
terminal structures, important deflection angles and retention.
Grounding:
Grounding shall be composed by the following elements:
Electrode of pure copper of 2.4 m, 16 mm
Annealed copper conductor for the electrical ground.
Accessories for connection and fixing.
Sifted earth or of cultivation.
All structures of sectioning shall have grounding connection type
PAT-1 (with rod of 2,40m), with a value of 25 .
Structure of Measurement: Shall have a grounding connection,
selected according to its resistivity, and may be of type PAT-2.
Electrodes shall be 2,4m and 16mm , and down copper
conductor shall be of 25mm2, ground wells shall have a register
concrete box and the connection rod 16 mm and conductor Cu
25 mm shall be with connector type AB.
Sub-Station of Distribution: In the Sub-Station of Distribution shall
have a ground connection, selected according to its resistivity,
and may be of type PAT-3, which shall connect to the neutral
terminal of AT, to the neutral terminal of BT and the case.
Electrodes shall be of 2,4m and 16mm , and down copper
conductor shall be of 25mm2, ground wells shall have a register
concrete box and the connection rod 16 mm and conductor Cu
25 mm shall be with connector type AB.
Structures that do not correspond to the before mentioned, shall
have a grounding connection type PAT-1C (counterweight), for
grounding of metal accessories that support insulators.
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Hardware material:
All elements of iron and Steel, like bolts, clamps and accessories of
isolators, shall be hot dip galvanized to protect against corrosion. The
mechanical properties of these elements have been defined based on
the charges which shall be subjected.
4.11.5.4. Aspects of electrical design

Calculation of Tension drop and Configuration of Electrical System
Calculation of tension drop and loses of power and energy, are based on
the following criteria:
Point of Feeding : Structure C.A.C. 13/300

Tension of Service in M.T. : 22.9 kV Three phase.
Tension of Design in M.T. : 22900 V 60 Hz.
Factor of Power Cos : 0.9
Tension Drop : 3.5%
Type of Distribution : Three Phase 3 wires.
Feeder : Electrical System Iquitos.
Results are shown in the Chapter: Calculation of the present project.
Balance of Currents
Balance of currents between phases has been performed trying that the
electrical system approaches the ideal, i.e. a balanced three phase
system.
4.11.6. Applicable codes
The criteria used in the design of lines and primary networks is mainly
governed by the following codes:
Cdigo Nacional de Electricidad Suministro 2011.

Ley de Concesiones Elctricas N 25844.
Reglamento de la Ley de Concesiones Elctricas N 25844.
RD-016-2003-EM/DGE: Especificaciones Tcnicas de Montaje de
Lneas y Redes Primarias para Electrificacin Rural.
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RD-018-2003-EM/DGE: Bases para el Diseo de Lneas y Redes

Primarias para Electrificacin Rural.
RD-024-2003 EM/DGE: Especificaciones Tcnicas de Soportes
Normalizados para Lneas y Redes Primarias para Electrificacin Rural.
RD-026-2003-EM/DGE: Especificaciones Tcnicas para el Suministro
de Materiales y Equipos de Lneas y Redes Primarias para
Electrificacin Rural.
4.11.7. Loads schedule
The required power is distributed as follows:
Installed Maximum
Demand
Panelboard Circuit Type Power Demand
Factor
(kW) (kW)
C-1 T.G.-1 56.410 --- 34.910
T.D.-SAB
C-2 T.T. 66.964 --- 61.464
C-3 Lighting AP 0.700 --- 0.700

Total (kW) 124.074 97.074
The Maximum Demand is 97.074 KW. With F.P. = 0.9, having a Power
of 107.86 KVA, being able to be covered by a 125 KVA commercial
transformer.
4.11.8. Calculation
4.11.8.1. Electrical calculation

This present document Calculation Report has an objective to present
calculation made to justify selection of electromechanical equipment of
the primary network and guarantee the correct operation of these.
Calculation was made so that selected materials comply in optimum way
its function during operation period. Calculation includes Electrical
System Analysis, electrical and mechanical calculation, considering
code RD 018 2003 EM/DGE Base for Design of Lines and Primary
Network for Rural Electrification.
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Technical and electrical characteristic of the system

Calculation was made only with required power of the projected
transformer and considering the following data:
Fot the RP:

Aereal Wire
Type : AAAC
Tension of service : 22.9 KV
Gauge : 3-1x35 mm
Length : 4 m (por fase)
Power to transmit : 97.074 kW (107.86 KVA)
Power of Transformer : 125 kVA
Factor of Power : 0.9 (atraso)
Calculation of Intensity
From the formula, obtains intensity of current to transmit:
P
It
3 * V * Cos
Replacing data:
Power to transmit P = 97.074 kW (107.86 KVA).

Tension of service V = 22,9 kV
Factor of power Cos = 0,9
Results of calculation are shown in Annex N 4
VERTICAL DISTANCE BETWEEN CONDUCTORS OF THE SAME

CIRCUIT AT THE MIDDLE OF VANO:
For vanos until 100 m : 0,70 m
For vanos between 101 and 350 m : 1,00 m
For vanos between 350 and 600 m : 1,20 m
For vanos higher than 600 m : 2,00 m
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MINIMUM DISTANCES TO BUILDINGS AND OTHER

CONSTRUCTIONS:
Not permitted run of medium tension lines over constructions for housing
or that host people temporarily, like sports fields, pools, fairgrounds, etc.
Radial distance between conductor and walls and other not accessible
structures: 2,5m.
Horizontal distance between conductor and part of the building normally
accessible to people including opening of windows, balconies and
similar places: 2,5m.
Radial distance between conductor and antennas or different types of
lightning: 3,0m.
RECOMMENDED MINIMUM DISTANCE OF SECURITY FOR C.N.E.:

From lower point of the lower conductor to other conductor of Low
Tension: 1,20m.
From lower point of lower conductor to a Pole or accessory of the
Network of B.T.: 1,20m.
From lower point of lower conductor to soil (cross of highways and
avenues): 7,00m.
FACTORS OF SECURITY:
According to Codigo Nacional de Electricidad, minimum factors of
security are:
Conductors : 3.0
Poles : 2.0
Crossheads : 2.0
Isolators : 3.0
Calculation of Resistance
Considering that maximum temperature of operation of conductor shall
be 40C; in consequence calculates with:
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RT (C ) R20(C ) 1 T 20
Where:
: Coefficient of lineal dilatation (0.0036 C-1)
T : Increase of temperature (20 C)
R20 C : Resistance of conductor to 20 C (1.37 Ohm/Km)
Calculation of Reactance
XL = 377 * (0.5 + 4.6*Log (DMG3 / re) )*10-4 (Ohm/Km)
re = ( S/ )1/2 * 10-3
Where:
DMG (3) : Geometric Medium Diameter (m.) = (D*D*L)1/3
re : Radius Equivalent of conductor (m)
S : Section of conductor (mm)
Calculation of Impedance
Using the formula:
P * L * ( R1 X L * Tan )
%V
10 * V 2
Where:
V = Tension of line in ------------------------ 22.9 kV
L = Length of line ------------------------------- km
Z = Impedance of line ------------------------- W/Km
P = Power --------------------------- kW
Results of calculation are shown in Annex N 05 of electrical calculation.
Selection and description of isolation

Considered criteria in the selection of isolation are by environmental
pollution, to industrial frequency dry over tensions and atmospheric over
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tensions.
Selection of isolators shall be designed to work in a three phase system
without any problem.
Required Isolation by Environmental Pollution

This solicitation determines length of line of leakage phase-ground
required in the isolation by environmental pollution projected for a
tension level in 22.9 kV. The project area is characterized for being a
jungle zone, with an altitude lower than 1000 m.o.s.l., with presence of
frequent raining during all the year, which contributes to the periodic
cleaning of isolators.
Selection of the distance of leakage of the isolators has been taken from
the recommendations of the Code IEC 815 Recommendations for
distance of leakage in isolators of porcelain for polluted environments,
which establishes levels of pollution according to environmental
characteristics, selecting a distance of leakage of 16 mm/kV
corresponding to an area of light pollution.
Line of leakage phase-ground is given by the following expression:
L fuga L f 0 xU MAX xf ch
Where:
Lfuga : Required Length of leakage phase-ground
Lf0 : Unitary Length of leakage in mm/kV
Umax : Maximum Tension of Service
fch : Factor of Correction by Height
Required Isolation by Over Tension to Industrial Frequency Dry

This over tension is produced because of fails in the system and is given
by the following expression:
fs Vmax H
Vfi
3 (1 N ) n fl
Where:
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Fs : Factor of over tension to industrial frequency (1,5)

Vmax : Maximum Tension (25 kV)
H : Factor by Humidity (1,0)
N : Number of standard deviations around the mean (3)
: Standard Deviation (2%)
: Density Relative of Air (0,83)

n : Empirical Exponent (n=1)
fl : Factor for Raining (0,77)
3,92 xb msnm
log b log 76
273 t and 18336
For t = 25C and m.o.s.l. = 1 000 m (d = 0,90)
Results are shown in Annex N 06 where it is detailed the selection of

isolators.
Required Isolation by Atmospheric Over Tensions

Requirements of isolation by atmospheric over tensions are made for the
isolation of the Primary Network.
Level of isolation to impulse is determined with the discharge tension
with positive polarity.
The procedures for calculating the required isolation by atmospheric
discharges are described as follows:
NBI
Vi
(1 N )
Where:
NBI : Basic Level of Isolation (150 kV-BIL)
N : Number of Standard Deviations around the media (1,2)
: Standard Deviation (2%)
: Density Relative of Air
3,92 xb msnm
log b log 76
273 t and 18336
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For t = 27C
For m.o.s.l. = 1 000 m (d = 0,90)
Obtaining in Annex N 06 where it is determined selection of isolators.
4.11.8.2. Annexes Electrical Calculation
ANNEX N 01
CALCULATION OF DMG
Vertical Configuration Triangular Configuration
R 1,41 1,41 1
1,00
S T
S
1,00
T 2
RS= 1,00 ST= 2

ST 1,00 RS= 1,41
RT= 2,00 RT= 1,41
DMG (m)= 1,259921 Height= 1
RMG (mm)= 0.726r DMG (m)= 1,58740105
RMG (mm)= 0.726r
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ANNEX N 01
CALCULATION OF PARAMETERS OF LINE
Data
Section of conductor of AAAC (mm2) 2
Temperature of Operation (C ) 40
R20C (ohm/km) 0,966
Configuration 2
DMG (m) 1,25992105
re(m) 0,003337791
Cos 0,9
() 25,84193276
Frequency (Hz) 60
Length of line (km) 0,004
Tension (kV) 22,9
1.Resistance to the temperature of operation (R 1)
R_1= R_(20C)(1+0.0036(T-20)) R 1 (ohm/km)= 1,035552
2.Inductive Reactance ( XL )
X_L=377(0.5+4.6Log(DMG/r_e ))10^(-4)
XL (ohm/km)= 0,465733266
3.Impedamcia of the line ( ZL )

Z L (ohm/km)= 1,035552+0,465733265951712i
Z_L=R_1+jX_L Z L (ohm/km)= 1,135462646 24,22
Z L (ohm)= 0,004541851 24,22

Z_L=(RL_^2+
4.Conductance
GL (uS/km)= 0,000000966
GL (uS/km)= 0
G=1/R_1
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5.Capacity
CL (nF/km)= 9,391186289
C=24.2/(Log(DM
CL (uF/km)= 0,009391186
6. Susceptance
B=24.2/(Log(DMG/r_e ))10^(-
B (S/km)= 3,5404E-06
B (uS/km)= 3,540393822
7. Admittance
Y (S/km)= 3,54039382249093E-06i
Y=G+jB Y (S/km)= 3,54039E-06 90,00
Y (S) = 1,41616E-08 90,00
8. Impedance Characteristis or natural of line
Z_C=(Z/Y Zc (Ohm)= 566,32
9. Inductance of the line
X_L=L =2f
L (H/km)= 0,001235396
10. Summary
Longitudinal Parameters
Resistance= R1 = 1,035552 Ohm/km 0,004142208 Ohms
Inductance= L= 0,001235396 H/km 4,94158E-06 Henry
Transversales Parameters
Capacitance= CL = 9,391186289 nf/km 0,037564745 nano faradios
Conductance= GL = 0 us/km 0 micro siemens
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ANNEX N 01
CALCULATION OF ELECTRICAL MOMENT
u U2
M Elect P*L *( )
100 R1 X L * Tg
Data:
R1 (ohm/km)= 1,035552
XL (ohm/km)= 0,465733266
Cos 0,9
() 25,84193276
u ( %) 2,4400
Length of the line (km) 0,004
U ( kV) 22,9
1. Electrical Moment
M. ELECTRIC = 10,146 MW-km
2. Power of Transport
P = 2536,562 MW
3. Power loss
100 * R1 * P
p% p%= 618,3884606
U 2 * Cos 2
In line of 0,004 km p%= 2,4736
p = 62,743222 MW
p = 62743,2220 kW
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ANNEX N 02
CALCULATION OF DIMMENSIONING OF AREAL CONDUCTORS

BY THERMAL CAPACITY FRONT TO THE SHORTCIRCUITS
1.Data
Method Germany Code VDE103
Power of shorcircuit in the finite of fail (MVA) 250
Minimum Tension of the network (kV) 22,9
Time of elimination of fail (s) 0,2
Relation R/X 0,3
Relation between Icco/I.ccp
I.subtransitory /I.permanent 0,2
2. Subtransitory Current (Icco)
Pcc
I cco
3 * Vmin
Icco (kA) = 6,30
3. According to Relation R/X determines m and n according to tables
R/X 0,3
m 0 (tabla a)
n 0,85 (tabla b)
4. Calculation of Im
I m I cco * (m n) * t
Im (kA) = 2,60
5.Maximum density of current of shortcircuit

Initial Temperature 40
Final Temperature 160
According to table . Figure 4 91 A/mm2
6. Minimum Section
Im
A 28,56 mm2

7.Conclussion
So the optimus section is of 35mm2
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ANNEX N 3
CALCULATION OF THERMAL BALANCE OF CONDUCTOR
Al circular una corriente en el conductor produce una cierta cantidad de calor por efecto joule. Cuando el sistema se
encuentra en regimen, todo el calor producido es disipado parte por conveccion, parte por radiacion.
We use the formula of SHURIG & FRICK.
Wc=(95.5PVT)/((T_a+T/2)^0.125D)
Wr=5700Em(((T_a+T)/1000)^4-(T_a/1000)^4)
Where:
Wc = Dissipated heat for convention in (W/m2) T= Over temperature of conductor respect to environment (K)
P = Pressure in (atm) D = Diameter of conductor in (mm)
V = Velocity of air in (km/h) Wr = Dissipated heat for radiation in (W/m2)
Ta = Absolute Temperature of environment in ( K) Em = Emissivity of conductor
Data
A=Area of conductor (mm2) 2
V= Velocity of air in (km/h) 75
P= Pressure in ( kg/m2) 23,625
P= Pressure in ( atm) 0,002287306
Ta= Reference temperature of conductor in (C) 20
Ta= Reference temperature of conductor in (K) 293
D= Diameter of conductor in (mm) 7,5
Em= Emissivity of conductor 0,38
T= Over temperature of conductor respect to environment (C) 20
T= Over temperature of conductor respect to environment (K) 293
It=Current to transport (A) 160
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1. Heat for convection According to formula of SHURIG
Wc =Dissipated heat for convection in (W/m2) 1977,71
2. Heat for radiation According to formula of FRICK
Wr= Dissipated heat for radiation in (W/m2) 239,45
3 .Resistance of conductor
R=R0 (1+(T+T-T0 ))
Where:
R0= Resistance of reference temperature (Ohm/km) 0,966
T0=Reference temperature of conductor (C) 20
a=Coefficient of increase of resistivity (1/C) 0,0036
R0= Resistance to the reference temperature (Ohm/km) 1,035552
4.Admissible current in stablished conditions
I=(D((Wc+Wr)/R))
I (Amp)= 224,60
NOTE: OK
Current to transport shall be less or iqual to this admissible current of selected conductor.
Conclussion :
So using section of 35mm2 es feasible
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ANNEX N 04
CALCULATION AND SELECTION OF TRANSFORMER
CALCULATION OF MAXIMUM DEMAND
Description Power f.s Max Demand

kW kW
Carga para la subestacion 112,50 1 112,500
TOTAL DEMAND FOR PROJECT 112,50 kW

112,50 kW
Cos 0,90
Calculated Capacity of Transformer 125,00
Selected Capacity of Transformer (kVA) 125,0
OK
CALCULATION OF CURRENT INTENSITY
I_t=P/(3VCos)
Primary Winding
Power of Transformer S 125,00 kVA
Intensity of Current It = 3,15
Power to transmit P 112,5 kW
Tension of service V 22,9 kV
Power factor Cos 0,90
Intensity of Design 1.25*It = 3,94 A
So commercial fuse = 3 A
Secondary Winding (4 Terminals)

Power of Transformer S 125,00 kVA
Intensity of Current It = 189,92
Power to transmit P 112,5 kW
Tension of service V 0,38 kV
Power factor Cos 0,90
Intensity of design 1.25*It = 237,40 A
IT = 250 A
Wire NYY of Low Tension 3-1x70+1x50 mm2
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ANNEX N 5
CALCULATION OF TENSION DROP

USE OF A PRIMARY TENSION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM 22.9 KV FOR ELECTRICAL SUPPLY OF LOT "EOC and DRW
PROJECT :
BUILDING" - IQUITOS
SECTION : PRIMARY NETWORK THREE-PHASE IN 22.9 KV
DISTRICT : IQUITOS
PROVINCE : MAYNAS
DEPARTMENT : LORETO
PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION NETWORK THREE-PHASE IN 22.9 kV

Nominal
Maximum
Power Power Section of Distance Description of F.C.T.
POINT Demand Locality System PHASES SECTION -4
%V %V
KVA Sum kW Conductor km conductor (x10 )
kW 2
mm
0,00000
0 0,0 0,0 112,5 IQUITOS Trifsico 35 0,000 3-1x35 3 35 2,390 0,00000 0,00000
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TRUJILLO, PERU
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22.9/0.38-0.22kV

RP en 22.9 kV 125 kVA

Point of Design Projected
4 m 1
0 STB
projected
SUBMITTAL 100%
DESIGN ANALYSIS
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ANNEX N 06.A
ISOLATOR PIN
1. PREMISES
Vn= Nominal Tension of System (kV) 22,9

Vmax= Max. Tension of System (kV) 25
T=Temperature of system operation ( ) 40
M=Isolation grade (cm/kV) 1,7
Vb= Basic vain (m) 4,00
c=Diameter of Conductor (m) 0,0075
=Angle of the line ( ) 5
A= Area of conductor of AAAC (mm2) 2
Tr= Shot of wire breakage (kg) 1055,25
Tmax= Maximum shot (kg) 351,75
V=Velocity of wind (km/h) 94
Pv= Pressure of wind (kg/m2) 37,11
h=Height over see level (m.o.s.l.) 1000
N= Number of isolators 1
Cs=Coefficient of security 3
d= Relative density of air 1
2. FORMULAS
Fvc=VbcPvCos(/2) F_t=(273+T)/313
U=2.1(V_nF_corr+5)
Tc=2TmaxSen(/2) F_h=1+1.25(h-1000)10^(-4)
Fc=Fvc+Tc F_corr=F_tF_h
Q=CsFc L=(V_nF_corrM)/(N)
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3. RESULTS
U= Disruptive tension under minimum rain (kV) 58,59

Fcorr= Factor de correction 1,00
Fh=Factor de correction because of altitud 1,00
Ft= Factor de correction because of temperature 1
Fvc=Force of wind on conductor (kg) 1,11
Tc=Traction of conductor (kg) 30,69
Fc=Total force on conductor (kg) 31,80
L= Line of leakage of isolator (cm) 38,93
Q= Load of isolators (kg) 95,40
Q= Load of isolators (kN) 0,94
4. CONCLUSSIONS
According to catalogue shall select the following:
Class ANSI 56-3

Insulating material Porcelana
Manufacture code ANSI C 29.6
Dimensions:
Maximum diameter (mm) 266
Height (mm) 190
Length of leakage line (cm) 53,3 OK
Diameter of hole for attachment (mm) 35
Mechanical Characteristics
Resistance (kN) 13 OK
Electrical characteristics
Typical Voltage of aplication (kV) 33
Flameo of low frequency in dry (kV) 125
Flameo of low frequency in wet (kV) 80
Critical flame of positive impulse (kVp) 200
Critical flameo of negative impulse (kVp) 265
Voltaje de perforation of low frequency (kV) 165
Characteristics of interference ratio

Effecetive tension test to ground for interference (kV) 30
Maximum Tension of interference ratio to 1000kHZ 200
In insulator treated with semiconductor varnish (uV) 16000
Net weight (kg) 6
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ANNEX N 07
CALCULATION OF LIGHTNING
1. PREMISES
Important characteristics for selection

of Lightning are:
Vn= Nominal Tensio of Lightning (kV)
Id= Nominal Current of discharge (kA)
Nominal Tension of System Vn (kV) 22,9

Maximum Tension of System Vmax (kV) 25
Impedance of line Z (Ohms) 566,32
Basic level of isolation NBI (kV) 150
Factor of grounding connection Ke (Systems with neutral to ground) 0,8
Grade of isolation according to Norm IEC 60815 Ga (mm/kV) 25
Altitud (h) en m.o.s.l. 1000
U.max=1.2*Vn (20% higher to the nominal tension) 27,48
2. FORMULAS
V_n=K_eV_max L_f=G_a(F_h(Umax)/3)
I_d=(2NBI)/Z F_h=1+1.25(h-1000)10^(-4)
3. RESULTS
Vn= Nominal Tension of Lightning (kV) 20,0

Id= Nominal Current of discharge of lightning (kA) 0,53
Fh=Correction Factor of altitud 1,00
Lf=Line of minimum leakage of lightning (mm) 396,64
4. SELECTION OF LIGHTNING
From catalogue has selected a Lightning with the following characteristics:
CODE of manufacture IEC 99-4

nominal Tension of Lightning Vn (kV) 21,0 OK
Nominal Current of discharge in wave 8/20 Id (kA) 10
Maximum Continuous Tension of operation MCOV (kV) 17
Maximum Residual Tension to nominal current of discharge 10 kA-8/20 ( Kv ) 62,5
Level of isolation to impulse 1,2/50. NBI (kV) 150
Length of minimum line of leakage (phase-ground) (mm) 625
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ANNEX N 08
CALCULATION AND SELECTION OF FUSES - EXPULSION TYPE ( CUT-OUT )
1.Line Diagram
F
125kVA
Source Load
I= 3,15
2.Data of transformer
System: Trifasico
Tension (kV) : 22,9
Power (kVA) : 125
Cos : 0,9
Power (kW): 112,5
Current (A): 3,15
Z%: 3,00%
Icc (A) : 105,05
k : 1,25
3.Calculation Formulas
kI_(carga max)<I_pf<0.25I_(CC.min)
I_pf=1.5I_n
k1.2
Donde:
k: Factor de crecimiento de la carga , considera la energizacion
4. Results
3,94 < I. pf < 26,26 A

2,63 < I.n < 17,51 A
5. Selection del Fuse
Type: 3K
In ( A ) : 3 OK OK
6. Selection of Sectioner
It is the equipment that contains fuse expulsion type mentioned before
Characteristics shall be for the level of final tension of the electrical system
Nominal Tension of the system 22,9 kV

Nominal Tension of equipment 27 kV
Nominal Current 100 A
Capacity of symmetric interruption 5 kA
Capacity of asymmetric interruption 8 kA
Basic level of Isolation (1000 msnm) 150 kVp
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ANNEX N 09
CALCULATION OF RESSISTANCE FOR GROUNDING
1. Data of Pure Copper Rod:

L = Length in meters 2,4 m
r = Radius in meters 0,008 m
d = Diameter 0,016 m
= Resistivity of Terrain in -m 10
h = Depth in m 1,5 m
2. Vertical or javelins Electrodes

L>d
2.1. Ground level
We use the formula of H.B. D.WIGHT
4* L 0,016 2,4
R * ( Ln( ))
2* * L r
R = 4,70 Ohms
2.2. Buried depth h
2L 4h 3L 2h>L
R 0.366 * * Log *
L d 4h L
0,016 2,4
R = 3,93 Ohms
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ANNEX N 10
CALCULATION AND SELECTION OF TRAFOMIX
1. Denomination: TMEA33
2.Tension (kV): 22,9
3.Power to transmit (kVA): 125
Point of Design
4.Transformers of Current:
Relation of Transforming:
Current of Primary (A): 3,2
Current of Secondary (A): 5
Number of Current Coils: 3
5.Transformers of Tension:
Nominal Tension of primary winding (kV): 22,9
Nominal Tension of secondary winding (kV): 0,22
Number of tension coils: 3
6.Selection of Trafomix
7. Denomination: TMEA33
8.Tension (kV): 22,9
9.Transformers of Current:
Current of Primary (A): 3,5 OK
Current of Secondary (A): 5
Number of current coils: 3
10.Transformers of Tension:
Nominal Tension of primary winding (kV): 22,9
Nominal Tension of secondary winding (kV): 0,22
Number of tension coils: 3
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4.11.8.3. Mechanical calculation
Mechanical calculation of conductors

This calculation allows determine of maximum and minimum efforts in
the correspondent hypothesis, first ones to determine robustness and
second to determine maximum deflection.
Considered Hypothesis
For mechanical calculation of conductors, it was established the
hypothesis of calculation according to Codigo Nacional de Electricicad
(Supply) for normal conditions, maximum effort, maximum wind,
maximum deflection, and although that in the project area there is no
presence of ice was taken into account the condition of only ice. Table
N 3 shows the considered hypothesis.
Table N 3
Hypothesis of Calculation
I II III IV V
Minimum
Minimum Temperature Maximum
Hypothesis Medium Maximum
Temperatur and Temperatur
EDS Load of Ice
e Maximum e
Wind
Temperature 25 0 15 5 50 (40+10)
Velocity
0 0 75 50 0
of Wind
Thickness
0 0 0 0 0
of Ice
Tempered
18%TR 0%TR 60%TR 0%TR 40%TR
effort
As indicated, tension for each day or Initial EDS has taken equal to 18%
of breakage shot and final EDS equal to 15%, which is usual for primary
lines in Semi Tropical Weathers. With these hypotheses of calculation it
has been determined tables of horizontal shot, maximum and deflection
of vano for five hypotheses (See Annex N 01 Mechanical
Calculation).
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It is important to indicate that maximum vanos for Breakage Shot of

Conductor are those which can extend conductor before this shall be
submitted to an equal shot at 60% of Breakage shot, which is considers
that conductor loses its original mechanical characteristics because of
getting fluency effort.
While a methodology for addressing the phenomenon CREEP is
not established, its considered a temperature equivalent to 10C, so
in the location of structures shall have into account that this
increase of temperature (Hypothesis 5).
Calculation of basic vano

For tension of conductor, between two anchor structures, shall have the
same effort through the length of all extension of primary network.
This is why it is important the concept of BASIC VANO, which is the one
that allow absorbing the difference of tension in conductors because or
variation of vano and of meteorological conditions in the area:
BASIC VANO =((L1+L2+...+Ln)/(L1+L2+ ...+Ln))
Calculation of maximum arrow

F = (Wr*L)/(8*A*T)
Where:
F = Maximum arrow of conductor m.
Wr = Resulting weight of conductor Kg/m
L = Vano m
A = Section of conductor mm
a = Effort in the considered hypothesis Kg/mm
Results of calculation are detailed in Annex N 01 of mechanical

calculation.
Mechanical calculation o structures

Poles
Characteristics
Characteristics of Poles:
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H Total Height m 13
Q Effort on the top Kg 400
Cs Coefficient of Security 2
He Height of Embedment m 1.7

H Free height of pole m 11.30
Do Diameter on the vertex mm 165
D1 Diameter in embedment mm 334.5
D2 Diameter in the base mm 360
Weight of Pole Kg 1600
Characteristics of conductor:
Section 35mm2
Material AAAC
Load of breakage 1055.36 kg
Weight 94 Kg/Km
Exterior diameter 7.5 mm
Considered equations
For calculation were used the following formulas:
Diameter of embedment:
D1 = Do + (h/H)*(D2-Do)
Height of in where force of the wind is applied:
Z = (h/3)*(D1 + 2DO)/(D1 + Do)
Load produced by wind on the pole:
Fvp = Pv * (h* (Do + D1))/2
Momento of the wind on the pole:
Mvp = Fvp*Z
Load produced by the wind on the conductor:
Fvc = Pv*L*(/1000)* Cos(/2)
Traction of conductors:
Tc = 2*a*A*Sen(/2)
Force because of conductor son Poles:
Fc = Fvc + Tc
Moment of conductor on Pole:
Mc = Fc *1
Resulting Total Moment:
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Mt = Fc*1 + Fvp*Z
Total Force on Pole:
Fp = Mt/hp
Where:
H = Total Length of Pole in m
h = Free Length of Pole exposed to wind in m
hp = Height over terrain by a distance of 10cm
from the upper end of Pole in: m
L = Average Vano in m
A = Section of conductor in mm
Pv = Pressure because of wind, in Kg/m
Z = Point of application of Fvp, in m
= Exterior diameter of conductor, in mm
Results of calculation are shown in Annex N 04 of mechanical

calculation.
Calculation of brackets
calculation.
Calculation of foundation
calculation.
4.11.8.4. Annexes Mechanical calculation
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ANNEX 01
MECHANICAL CALCULATION OF CONDUCTORS

AAAC 35 mm2
Hypothesis MEDIA EDS (HIP. 1 ) Min. tem perature (HIP 2) Min. Tem . y Max. Wind (HIP 3) Maxim um C. Ice (HIP 4) Max. Tem perature (HIP 5)
T(C) 25 0 15 5 50 (40 + 10)
V(km /h) 0 0 75 50 0 Por CREEP
e (m m ) 0 0 0 0 0
(Kg/mm2) 5,43 18,09 12,06
18%TR 60%TR 40%TR
Ecuacion de cambio de estado
(2)^2*(2-+ *E*(t2-t1)+(d^2*E*Wr^2)/(24*S^2*^2))=(d^2*E*(Wr2)^2)/(24*S^2)
RESULTS TABLE (EFFORTS AND ARROWS)

(HIP. 1 ) (HIP 2) (HIP 3) (HIP 4) (HIP 5)
Vano
effort Arrow effort 2 Arrow effort 3 Arrow effort 4 Arrow effort 5 Arrow
20 5,43 0,025 8,97 0,015 6,92 0,046 8,27 0,023 2,02 0,066
25 5,43 0,039 8,96 0,023 6,95 0,072 8,27 0,035 2,09 0,100
30 5,43 0,056 8,95 0,034 6,99 0,103 8,27 0,051 2,17 0,139
35 5,43 0,076 8,94 0,046 7,04 0,139 8,26 0,069 2,24 0,183
40 5,43 0,099 8,93 0,060 7,09 0,181 8,26 0,090 2,32 0,232
45 5,43 0,125 8,91 0,076 7,14 0,227 8,26 0,114 2,40 0,284
50 5,43 0,155 8,89 0,094 7,20 0,278 8,25 0,141 2,47 0,340
55 5,43 0,187 8,87 0,114 7,27 0,333 8,24 0,171 2,54 0,399
60 5,43 0,223 8,85 0,137 7,33 0,393 8,24 0,204 2,62 0,462
65 5,43 0,261 8,82 0,161 7,40 0,457 8,23 0,239 2,69 0,528
70 5,43 0,303 8,80 0,187 7,47 0,525 8,23 0,277 2,76 0,597
75 5,43 0,348 8,77 0,215 7,54 0,597 8,22 0,319 2,82 0,669
80 5,43 0,396 8,74 0,246 7,62 0,673 8,21 0,363 2,89 0,744
85 5,43 0,447 8,71 0,278 7,69 0,752 8,20 0,410 2,95 0,822
90 5,43 0,501 8,68 0,313 7,76 0,835 8,20 0,460 3,01 0,902
95 5,43 0,558 8,64 0,351 7,84 0,922 8,19 0,513 3,07 0,986
100 5,43 0,619 8,61 0,390 7,91 1,012 8,18 0,569 3,13 1,072
105 5,43 0,682 8,57 0,432 7,98 1,105 8,17 0,628 3,19 1,161
110 5,43 0,748 8,53 0,476 8,06 1,202 8,16 0,690 3,24 1,253
115 5,43 0,818 8,49 0,523 8,13 1,302 8,15 0,755 3,30 1,347
120 5,43 0,891 8,45 0,572 8,20 1,405 8,14 0,824 3,35 1,444
125 5,43 0,966 8,41 0,624 8,28 1,511 8,14 0,895 3,40 1,544
130 5,43 1,045 8,37 0,678 8,35 1,620 8,13 0,969 3,45 1,646
135 5,43 1,127 8,33 0,735 8,42 1,732 8,12 1,046 3,49 1,751
140 5,43 1,212 8,28 0,794 8,49 1,848 8,11 1,126 3,54 1,859
145 5,43 1,300 8,24 0,857 8,56 1,966 8,10 1,209 3,58 1,969
150 5,43 1,392 8,19 0,922 8,63 2,087 8,09 1,296 3,63 2,082
155 5,43 1,486 8,14 0,990 8,70 2,211 8,08 1,385 3,67 2,198
160 5,43 1,583 8,10 1,061 8,76 2,338 8,07 1,478 3,71 2,316
165 5,43 1,684 8,05 1,135 8,83 2,468 8,06 1,574 3,75 2,437
170 5,43 1,788 8,00 1,212 8,89 2,601 8,05 1,672 3,79 2,561
175 5,43 1,894 7,95 1,292 8,96 2,737 8,04 1,774 3,83 2,687
180 5,43 2,004 7,91 1,376 9,02 2,875 8,03 1,879 3,86 2,816
185 5,43 2,117 7,86 1,462 9,08 3,016 8,02 1,988 3,90 2,948
190 5,43 2,233 7,81 1,552 9,14 3,160 8,01 2,099 3,93 3,082
195 5,43 2,352 7,76 1,645 9,20 3,307 8,00 2,213 3,97 3,219
200 5,43 2,474 7,71 1,741 9,26 3,457 7,99 2,331 4,00 3,359
205 5,43 2,599 7,66 1,841 9,32 3,610 7,98 2,452 4,03 3,502
210 5,43 2,728 7,62 1,944 9,37 3,765 7,97 2,576 4,06 3,647
215 5,43 2,859 7,57 2,050 9,43 3,923 7,97 2,703 4,09 3,794
220 5,43 2,994 7,52 2,160 9,48 4,084 7,96 2,833 4,12 3,945
225 5,43 3,131 7,48 2,273 9,54 4,247 7,95 2,967 4,15 4,098
230 5,43 3,272 7,43 2,390 9,59 4,414 7,94 3,103 4,17 4,254
235 5,43 3,416 7,38 2,511 9,64 4,583 7,93 3,243 4,20 4,413
240 5,43 3,563 7,34 2,635 9,69 4,755 7,92 3,386 4,23 4,575
245 5,43 3,713 7,30 2,762 9,75 4,929 7,92 3,532 4,25 4,739
250 5,43 3,866 7,25 2,893 9,79 5,107 7,91 3,681 4,28 4,906
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TABLE OF TENSOR
(Arrow in meters)
TC / Vano 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50
20 0,015 0,016 0,018 0,020 0,022 0,025 0,028 0,033 0,040 0,051 0,066
25 0,023 0,025 0,028 0,031 0,034 0,039 0,044 0,052 0,063 0,078 0,100
30 0,034 0,037 0,040 0,044 0,049 0,056 0,064 0,075 0,089 0,110 0,139
35 0,046 0,050 0,055 0,060 0,067 0,076 0,087 0,101 0,121 0,147 0,183
40 0,060 0,065 0,071 0,079 0,088 0,099 0,113 0,132 0,156 0,189 0,232
45 0,076 0,083 0,091 0,100 0,111 0,125 0,143 0,166 0,196 0,234 0,284
50 0,094 0,103 0,112 0,124 0,137 0,155 0,176 0,204 0,239 0,284 0,340
55 0,114 0,124 0,136 0,150 0,166 0,187 0,213 0,245 0,286 0,337 0,399
60 0,137 0,148 0,162 0,178 0,198 0,223 0,253 0,290 0,337 0,394 0,462
65 0,161 0,174 0,191 0,210 0,233 0,261 0,296 0,339 0,392 0,455 0,528
70 0,187 0,203 0,222 0,244 0,271 0,303 0,343 0,391 0,449 0,518 0,597
75 0,215 0,234 0,255 0,281 0,311 0,348 0,392 0,446 0,510 0,585 0,669
80 0,246 0,267 0,291 0,320 0,355 0,396 0,445 0,505 0,575 0,655 0,744
85 0,278 0,302 0,330 0,362 0,401 0,447 0,502 0,567 0,642 0,728 0,822
90 0,313 0,340 0,371 0,407 0,450 0,501 0,561 0,632 0,713 0,804 0,902
95 0,351 0,380 0,415 0,455 0,502 0,558 0,624 0,700 0,786 0,882 0,986
100 0,390 0,423 0,461 0,505 0,558 0,619 0,690 0,771 0,863 0,964 1,072
105 0,432 0,468 0,510 0,559 0,616 0,682 0,758 0,846 0,943 1,049 1,161
110 0,476 0,516 0,562 0,615 0,677 0,748 0,830 0,923 1,025 1,136 1,253
115 0,523 0,566 0,616 0,674 0,741 0,818 0,905 1,003 1,111 1,226 1,347
120 0,572 0,619 0,674 0,736 0,808 0,891 0,984 1,087 1,199 1,319 1,444
125 0,624 0,675 0,734 0,802 0,879 0,966 1,065 1,173 1,291 1,415 1,544
130 0,678 0,734 0,797 0,870 0,952 1,045 1,149 1,263 1,385 1,513 1,646
135 0,735 0,795 0,863 0,941 1,029 1,127 1,236 1,355 1,482 1,615 1,751
140 0,794 0,859 0,932 1,015 1,108 1,212 1,327 1,450 1,582 1,719 1,859
145 0,857 0,926 1,004 1,092 1,191 1,300 1,420 1,549 1,684 1,825 1,969
150 0,922 0,996 1,079 1,173 1,277 1,392 1,516 1,650 1,790 1,935 2,082
155 0,990 1,069 1,158 1,256 1,366 1,486 1,616 1,754 1,898 2,047 2,198
160 1,061 1,145 1,239 1,343 1,458 1,583 1,718 1,861 2,009 2,162 2,316
165 1,135 1,224 1,323 1,433 1,553 1,684 1,824 1,971 2,123 2,279 2,437
170 1,212 1,307 1,411 1,526 1,652 1,788 1,932 2,083 2,240 2,400 2,561
175 1,292 1,392 1,502 1,623 1,754 1,894 2,043 2,199 2,359 2,523 2,687
180 1,376 1,481 1,596 1,722 1,858 2,004 2,158 2,317 2,482 2,648 2,816
185 1,462 1,572 1,693 1,825 1,966 2,117 2,275 2,439 2,607 2,777 2,948
190 1,552 1,668 1,794 1,931 2,078 2,233 2,395 2,563 2,735 2,908 3,082
195 1,645 1,766 1,898 2,040 2,192 2,352 2,519 2,691 2,866 3,042 3,219
200 1,741 1,868 2,005 2,153 2,309 2,474 2,645 2,821 2,999 3,179 3,359
205 1,841 1,973 2,116 2,269 2,430 2,599 2,774 2,954 3,136 3,319 3,502
210 1,944 2,081 2,230 2,388 2,554 2,728 2,907 3,090 3,275 3,461 3,647
215 2,050 2,193 2,347 2,510 2,681 2,859 3,042 3,229 3,417 3,606 3,794
220 2,160 2,309 2,468 2,636 2,812 2,994 3,180 3,370 3,562 3,754 3,945
225 2,273 2,428 2,592 2,765 2,945 3,131 3,322 3,515 3,710 3,904 4,098
230 2,390 2,550 2,719 2,897 3,082 3,272 3,466 3,663 3,860 4,058 4,254
235 2,511 2,676 2,850 3,033 3,222 3,416 3,613 3,813 4,014 4,214 4,413
240 2,635 2,805 2,985 3,172 3,365 3,563 3,764 3,967 4,170 4,373 4,575
245 2,762 2,938 3,122 3,314 3,511 3,713 3,917 4,123 4,329 4,535 4,739
250 2,893 3,074 3,263 3,459 3,661 3,866 4,073 4,282 4,491 4,699 4,906
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ANNEX N 02
CALCULATION OF SPIGOTS
2,86
It has considered the characteristics of steel A36;
manufactured by SIDERPERU. 170,00
1. Mechanical Characteristics
20,3
Effort of fluency ( f ) 36 o 25 kg/mm2
Maximum Effort of work ( t ) 0.6f o 15kg/mm2
Selected spigot has the following dimensions:
Diameter of spigot ( d ) 2,86 cm

Length over the crosshead (h): 20,3 cm
2. Formulas
t
M *C
IX
M P*h
*d4 t
32 P * h
IX
*( 3 )
d
64
d ( t * * d 3 )
C P
2 32 * h
3. Maximum shot that supports spigot
P ( kg ) = 170,00
4. Conclussions
So for maximum shot; that shall support spigot of isolator PIN 56-3 es 170 kg
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ANNEX N 03.B
CALCULATION OF FOUNDATION FOR STRUCTURES OF 13/400
1.-Objetive 0,1 400

According to the formula of Valensi:
Acting moment <= Resistant moment

11,3
P 4P
Fp h t a Cbt 3
2 3b
2.-Premises
1,7
Designation of pole 13/400 0,20

Length of Pole ( m) = 13
P= Peso Total (poste+ cond+ equipo+macizo) [kg] = 5526,8 1,00
C= Coef. Compresibilidad del terreno (kg/m3) = 960,00
Hpv= Altura libre del Poste [m] = 11,3
h= Altura libre del Poste a 0.1mts de la punta [m] = 11,20
= Presin admisible del terreno [kg/m2] = 15.000,00
a= Ancho del macizo [m] = 1,00
b= Largo del macizo [mts] = 1,00
hs= Altura del solado de concreto (m) = 0,20
t1= Profundidad enterrada del poste [m] = 1,7
t= Profundidad del macizo [m] = 1,90
c= Peso especfico del concreto [kg/m3] = 2.200,00
Fp= Fuerza que admite la punta del poste [kg] = 400
De= Dimetro de empotramiento [m] = 0,335
Db= Dimetro de la base [m] = 0,36
Pp= Peso del poste (kg) = 1600
Pc= Peso del conductor (kg) = 1,128
Pe= Peso del equipo (kg) = 100
Pe= Peso del equipo+conductor (kg) = 101,128
Vb= Vano average (m) = 4
Type of network = Primaria
Conductor = 35mm2
C.-Calculation
Weight of massive [Pm]
Frustoconical volumne [Vt ]
Volume of massive [Vm]
Vt
t
3
1

A1 A2 A1.A2 Vm a b t
De2
Pm Vm V t c A1
4
P Pposte Pc PEquipo Pm Db 2
A2
3.-Results 4
A1= 0,08788 m2
A2= 0,10 m2
Vt= 0,16 m3
Vm= 1,90 m3
Pm= 3825,6 Kg
P= 5526,8 Kg
Acting moment = 4480,000
Resistant moment = 7990,461
Where: Acting moment < Resistant moment OK
Cs= 1,7835851 OK
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ANNEX 04
MECHANICAL CALCULATION OF STRUCTURES 13/400 PRIMARY NETWORK
A.-DATA FOR MECHANICAL CALCULATION OF STRUCTURES
SIMBOLOG DESCRIPCIN DATOS

H Height of Pole (mts) 13,00
he Height of embedment (mts) 1,70
dp Diamater at the top (mts) 0,165
db Diameter at the base of pole (mts) 0,36
F Load (kgf) 400
c Diameter of Conductor of AAAC (mts) 0,0063
V Velocity of wind (km/h) 75
CS Coefficient of security 2,0
s max Maximum effort of conductor (Kg/mm2) 7,18
Ac Area of Conductor (mm2) 35
L Basic Vano (mts) 60
a Deflection angle (sex.) 90
C.rot Breaking Load (kg) 753,83
Peso Weight of Pole (kg) 1500
A c L H
Db Dp De Dp Fc Fvc Tc
Hpv
Hc H he 0.2 Mvp Fvp Z

Hpv De 2Dp
Z
T Ac 3 De Dp
Mc Fc Hc
Pv 0.0042 * V 2 Fvp Pv Apv
M Mvp Mc
Hpv H he
Tc 2 T max Sen
2 M
Dp De Fp
Apv Hpv h 0 .1
2 Fvc Pv Cos 2
B.- RESULTS OF BEFORE FORMULAS OF POLE OF 13/400
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION VALUES

At Transversal area of conductor (m2 ) 0,378
Apv Area of Pole exposed to wind (m2 ) 2,822
de Diameter of embedment (mts) 0,3345
Fc Total force on conductor (kgf) 355,359
Fp Total force on top of Pole (kgf) 382,016
Fvc Total force of wind on conductor (kgf) 0,000
Fvp Wind force on Pole (Kg) 66,674
Hc height of application of Fc (mts) 11,100
h Height of Pole exposed to wind (mts) 11,300
Mt Total Moment (kg-m) 4278,580
Mc Moment because of wind on conductor (kg-m) 3944,483
Mvp Moment caused by Fvp (kg-m) 334,097
Tmax Maximum shot work of conductor (kgf) 251,277
Tc Traction of conductors on Pole (Kgf) 355,359
Z Height of application of Fvp (mts) 5,011
Pv Pressure of wind (kgf/m2) 23,625
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C.- LEGEND
SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Apv Area of Pole exposed to wind (m2 )
Fc Total force on conductor (kgf)
Fp Force on the top of Pole (kgf)
Fvc Force of wind on conductor (kgf)
Fvp Force of wind on Pole (Kg)
Hc Height of application of Fc (mts)
Hpv Height of Pole exposed to wind (mts)
Mt Total Moment (kg-m)
Mc Moment because of wind on conductor (kg-m)
Mvp Moment caused by Fvp (kg-m)
T Maximum shot work of conductor (kgf)
Tc Traction of conductors on Pole (Kgf)
Z Height of application of Fvp (mts)
Pv Pressure of wind (kgf/m2)
D.- TABLE OF RESULTS MECHANICAL CALCULATION OF STRUCTURES OF 13/400
a Tc Fvc Fc Mc Mt Fp
grades sex() Kg Kg Kg Kg-m Kg-m Kg
0 0,000 8,930 8,930 99,126 433,223 38,681
5 21,921 8,922 30,843 342,355 676,452 60,398
10 43,800 8,896 52,697 584,933 919,030 82,056
15 65,596 8,854 74,450 826,397 1160,494 103,616
20 87,267 8,795 96,062 1066,289 1400,386 125,034
25 108,772 8,719 117,491 1304,150 1638,247 146,272
30 130,070 8,626 138,696 1539,529 1873,626 167,288
35 151,121 8,517 159,638 1771,978 2106,075 188,042
40 171,883 8,392 180,275 2001,053 2335,150 208,496
45 192,319 8,250 200,569 2226,319 2560,416 228,609
50 212,388 8,094 220,482 2447,348 2781,445 248,343
55 232,053 7,921 239,975 2663,717 2997,814 267,662
60 251,277 7,734 259,010 2875,016 3209,113 286,528
65 270,022 7,532 277,553 3080,843 3414,940 304,905
70 288,253 7,315 295,568 3280,805 3614,902 322,759
75 305,935 7,085 313,020 3474,521 3808,618 340,055
80 323,035 6,841 329,876 3661,624 3995,721 356,761
85 339,520 6,584 346,104 3841,756 4175,853 372,844
90 355,359 6,315 361,674 4014,576 4348,673 388,274
180 502,553 0,000 502,553 5578,342 5912,439 527,896
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60 min ROTULO
MF / XY T/F/V
D/B EMERGENCY OPERATIONS500CENTER

CRUCETA
(DRW) AT SEGUN
IQUITOS AND, D/B EOC/DRW AND
DEL AGUJERO PARA MONTAJE,
UBICACION EN POSTE
ASIMETRICA
SEARCH & RESCUE TRAINING FACILITY AT Designacin
TRUJILLO, Ln
PERU SUBMITTAL 100%
ZA / Ln / Lb1 /T
Lb2
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85 min
130 min
50
ANNEX N 05.A
CALCULATION AND SELECTION
7 AGUJEROS DE 20 mm OF THE BRACKET
V
Ln 50 min
L 60 min
ROTULO
MF / XY
T/F/V
MENSULA
DEL AGUJERO PARA MONTAJE,
T SEGUN UBICACION EN POSTE Designacin
70 min
M / Ln / T
130 min
2 AGUJERO DE 20 mm
I .DATA
Overview Conductor
Wind Vano (Eolovano) 70 m Material AAAC
Weight Vano (Gravivano) 70 m Section 35 mm2
Maximum Lateral Vano 70 m Diameter of conductor 7,5 mm
Angle of Line 5 Weight of conductor 0,094 kg/m
Velocity of Wind 70 Km/h Breaking shot of conductor 1110 kg
Pressure of Wind 20,58 kg/m2 Maximum shot of conductor 370,00 kg
II. LOADS THAT CONDUCTORS MAKES TO THE BRACKET

1.TRANSVERSAL LOADS 2.VERTICAL LOADS 3.LONGITUDINAL LOADS
On conductor On conductor Imbalance
Fvc = Pv*Vv*c*cos(Ang/2) 10,79 kg Weight cond = Wc*Vg ( kg ) 6,58 Imbalance [k] 8,00%
Tiro = 2*Tc*Sen(Ang/2) 32,28 kg Weight of isolator plus hardware ( kg) 6,05 Shot =K* T'c*Cos(Ang/2) ( kg ) 29,57
Armado Alineam iento Weight of conductor plus isolator (kg) 12,63
Fva= 0 kg Additional load maintenance (kg) 100 Breakage conductor
Total = 43,07 kg Total Load (kg) 112,63 Imbalance [k] 50,00%
Tiro =K* T'c*Cos(Ang/2) ( kg ) 184,82
Breakage conductor
Imbalance [k] 100,00%
III .HYPOTHESIS Shot =K* T'c*Cos(Ang/2) ( kg ) 370
HYPOTHESIS I - NORMAL HYPOTHESIS II - DESEQUILIBRIOS HYPOTHESIS III- BREAKAGE OF CONDUCTOR
DISEQUILIBRIUM OF TRACTIONS
Longitudinal Load Transversal Load Transversal Load
Longitudinal shot is Is a percentage of maximum shot Is a percentage of maximum shot
The force of wind on
conductor plus traction of conductor
plus force of wind on isolator
L= 43,07 kg T= 29,57 kg T= 184,82 kg

V= 112,63 kg
IV.SELECTION DE BRACKET
.
M/1.00/250
T= 250 kg Transversal load of work

V= 150 kg Vertical load of work
L= 150 kg Longitudinal load of work
T= 500 kg Transversal load of breakage OK

V= 300 kg Vertical load of breakage OK
L= 300 kg Longitudinal load oa breakage OK
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4.12. LIGHTING CALCULATION
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4.13. SHORTCIRCUIT ANALYSIS
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5. DESIGN ANALYSIS - HVAC
5.1. OVERVIEW
The air conditioning system is designed to obtain a pleasant weather of comfort

and welfare of the personnel that works in it, also by consequence conserve useful
life of electrical and computer equipment.
5.2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
With this purpose, it is projected to install TWELVE (12) air conditioning equipment
Split Type which capacities are based on the facilities to be air conditioned which
are detailed in schedule of Annex 01.
The evaporator units are most Spilt Wall type and some Split Ceiling Type;
these have the function of lowering the temperature of the indoor environment to a
feeling of pleasant climate within a selected temperature. The Condensing units
are located on the outside of the building to meet the cooling process.
Calculation of this process of air conditioning required for each facility was applied
according to the following parameters:
Facility area in (m2).
Constant, K (10.76)
Geographic - Climate Factor Correction, C (80)
Correction Factor ambient conditions, f:
o Heat generating sources (Lamps, computer

equipment, printers, kitchen, engines, etc.).
o Number of people (Permanent, eventual, transit).
Formula:
Capacity, BTU = Area * K*C + f.
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5.3. FEATURES
The technical and physical features of the equipment of air conditioning are
detailed in Annex 03.
5.3.1. Load Capacity Requirement and Electrical Distribution.
The capacity of Electrical charge (KWs) is detailed in Annex 04, likewise it

is recommended the use of Electrical Distribution Panelboard by floor,
which shall have a power breaker to feed the panelboard of each
equipment to feed, shall have the respective thermomagnetic breaker,
according to what it is indicated in Annex 04.
The electrical distribution network shall be independent for each

equipment of HVAC. Placing a point in a distance no longer than 50cm
from the Evaporator unit and at a height of 3,25m.
5.3.2. Cooling pipes.
These are cooper pipes that connects the Evaporator unit with the
Condensing unit, carrying refrigerant gas at different states (Liquid and
gaseous), diameter of these pipes is determined by the capacity of the
equipment to be used and are lined to its fullest extent by thermal
insulation (Armaflex) avoiding isotropic lost. Pipes mentioned runs through
the attic space (between roof and ceiling) until they leave the compartment
to the outside where in its path to the Condensing unit are coated with
metal channels. The path of this channels is indicated in the respective
drawings.
Note: In case to embed pipes, it is necessary to install PVC pipes of 3 to

4 with pass boxes of 6x6x4 during construction process
5.3.3. Condensate Water Pipes.
Thermal effect by passing the air through the heat exchanger of the
Evaporator Unit generates the accumulation of water that must be drained
to the outside, for which the equipment comes with a sleeve to be inserted
into an outlet of 3/4 " diameter and carried through PVC pipes 3/4" to a
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drain pipe from 1 "to 1.1/2" according to how many evaporator units
receives.
This drainage will join the storm drainage system. Normally these pipes
are in sight, coated with metal channels, but if it is necessary to embed
these must be lined with thermal insulation to prevent moisture in walls.
5.4. ANNEXES
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6. DESIGN ANALYSIS - PLUMBING
6.1. OVERVIEW
The property is located by the road to Nauta; approximately 17,5 Kms to the
southwest side of the city, in the property were operating offices, a laboratory,
sand dryer and a sand collection area, nowadays there are any facilities operating
and the terrain is empty of any construction.
The property is located to an average elevation of 102.50 meters above the sea
level.
6.2. COMPONENTS
The project consists of the following systems: Storage, Cold and Hot water
systems, Fire Protection System and Sewer System.
6.3. FEASIBILITY OF SERVICES

Terrain is located in a peripheral urban area of the downtown and its streets have
no public utilities like water and sanitary.
Water supply shall be by a deep well of 50m depth. Sewer treatment shall be
made by Biodigestor system of 10,00m3 capacity, complemented with a filtration
gallery.
6.4. ENDOWMENT
According to current regulation (Reglamento Nacional de Edificaciones IS.010

Sanitary Installations for Buildings) water consumption for this type of facility is as
follows:
6.4.1. Demand
Determined demand, according to showed endowment in the summary

Schedule, shall be:
ENDOWMENT SUMMARY Endowment (l/d)

Personal and user
14,116.37
consumptions
Fire protection system 22,710.00
Spare 973.63
TOTALS 37,800.00
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Sum of specified demands, shall give us a total daily consumption of:
Daily consumption = 14.12 m3/day
With these values daily endowment for EOC Iquitos equals to a daily
average flow of 0.163 lps and a per capita endowment of 158,61
lit/hab/day, considering a total of 85 user people in the facilities. Will be
assumed as a contribution to the sewer system, the 80% of consumption
from all facilities, without considering garden irrigation and parking area
demands:
Daily contribution = 6,81 M3/da
Average flow = 0,09 lps
6.4.2. Simultaneous maximum demand
Simultaneous maximum demand, calculated by the Hunter method,

establishes the following data for the water and sewer systems, according
to sanitary fixture type of the system:
Location / Type Toilet Sink Laundry Urinal

Irrigation Sewer SUB
Shower
Facucet sump TOTAL
FACILITY Quantity T VFLUX Simple Simple VFLUX
N1 SSHH MALE 1 2 2 1 1 6
N1 SSHH FEMALE 1 2 2 1 1 6
N1 SSHH 0
N1 ADMINISTRACION 2 2
N2 BREAK 1 1 1
N2 MALE 1 2 1 1 1 1 6
N2 FEMALE 1 2 2 1 1 6
N2 ADMINISTRACION 1 1 1 1 3
SUB
1 8 8 1 5 1 0 4 28
TOTALES
UH SUB
TOTAL
5 64 16 3 20 5 0 0 113
UH COLD
WATER
5 64 12 2 15 5 0 103
UH HOT
WATER
0 0 12 2 15 0 0 29
UH SEWER 4 64 16 2 15 8 8 117
Adding up spending units, (for water), and discharge units, (for sewer), we
have values of simultaneous maximum demands:
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SIMULTANEOUS MAXIMUM DEMAND

WATER SYSTEM
TOTAL COLD HOT
113 103 29 UH
2.636 2.57 1.53 LPS
TOTAL CW+HW 4.10 LPS

SEWER SYSTEM
TOTAL
117 UH
2.728 LPS
6.5. STORAGE VOLUME

Considering the supply water system shall be by elevated water tank, with direct
feeding from a deep well, without underground water tank; and that this unit will
storage both the daily demand as fire protection volume, the total volume of
storage shall be:
Storage Volume Demand: Personal and users consumption: 14.12 m3

Storage Volume Fire protection demand: 22.71 m3
Reserve 0.97 m3
TOTAL STORAGE: 37.80 m3
Elevated water tank storage, both EOC Iquitos demands, as fire protection
demands. To separate both, outlet of supply pipes in the elevated tank area in
different levels.
To supply demands of fire protection system, it is included in the elevated water
tank a volume of 22,71m3, which satisfy the indicated requirement in the National
Regulation for Construction, it means, that supply per 30 minutes of two fire
protection cabinets, which use hoses of 30,00m length. The facility is considered
as soft risk building, this is why it is defined the mentioned parameters.
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6.6. COLD AND HOT WATER SYSTEMS
6.6.1. Feeding
Feeding, actually shall be the impulsion line, which comes from the water
pump unit to the elevated water tank, by a pipe PVC C10, buried and with
a diameter of 1 .
6.6.2. Distribution network and interior connections
Supply pipes of the cold and hot water systems (PVC and CPVC),
according to the case, shall be embedded, wall mounted, and/or hanged
from slabs in the second floor, whichever corresponds. Pipes shall be
class 10. Accessories shall be the same class and brand of pipes.
Fittings elements for hanged pipes and its spacing are defined in the
specifications in the respective drawings.
All sanitary fixtures, (except flush toilets and flus urinals), shall be supplied
by elevated water tank. For design it has been used Hunter units method
for public service use. Calculation has been performed by the software
Water Cad. Pressures in each fixture are inside the range established by
the RNE, it means pressures higher to 2,00m and lower than 50,00m of
water column (MCA), except for the fire protection system, where it is
required pressures higher than 45 MCA.
For toilets and urinals with flush meter, it has been designed a pressurized
system that provides a pressure higher than 20 psi, equal to 14 MCA, for
this it is used the independent hydro pneumatic tank, of 105 liters volume
and with an outlet pressure of 40,00 MCA.
Distribution network for flush meter fixtures shall have iron pipes SCH40.
In the design of distribution network of the water systems shall be located

valves for sectoring of facilities and facilitate the work of operation and
maintenance.
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Before installing interior points of water connection, shall coordinate with

supervisor the exact location of this ones. The same coordination is
required before the installation of sanitary fixtures.
Equipment that use flush meter shall have a compensating column of

0,60m, in the derivation point to the flush meter, to avoid water hammer
because of the fast closing of valves. This is detailed in the plumbing
drawings: Water.
6.6.3. Hot water system

For the hot water supply system to the bathrooms that have showers and
simple sinks, it is considered the use of 02 water heaters tanks of 110
litres capacity, locating one at each level.
Pipes for hot water are CPVC type, class 10, and are embedded or
attached to walls, and hanged from slabs of the first floor.
6.7. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

It has been considered storage of 22,71m3 for the elevated water tank, for
exclusive use of the system. The water level in the elevated water tank provides a
positive charge in the suction line to avoid problems with the NPSH. The fire
protection network supplies all facilities of EOC and DRW Iquitos, with risk of fire,
by cabinets. Cabinets shall be for internal use and have angular valve for use of
the fire department (Cuerpo General de Bomberos Voluntarios del Peru
CGBVP), so outside the building there are two (02) Siamese valves for the fire
protection system supply from outside.
There are ten (10) fire protection cabinets: Seven (07) located on the ground floor
and three (03) on the first floor.
6.7.1. Fire protection volume
As indicated in NFPA 13 for light risks and/or ordinary it is required a flow

of 100 gallons per minute for hoses, for this project it is considered 200
gallons per minute for simultaneous use of two hoses, for 30 minutes
operation. The required volume under these conditions is 22,71m3.
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6.7.2. Fire protection network
It is defined two scenarios of fire in the facilities of EOC and DRW Iquitos,
with the objective to evaluate the operation and pressure in the network.
The scenario N 1 consider a fire of level 1, which shall be attended from

outside, with two cabinets J12 and J18, (the farthest), with a work pressure
in the outlet of the cabinet, of 50,25 and 99,62, respectively.
The scenario N 2 consider a fire of level 2, which shall be attended with

two cabinets J25 and J31, (the farthest), with a work pressure in the outlet
of the cabinet, of 46,59 and 46,22 MCA, respectively.
Pipe for fire protection, which supplies fire protection cabinets, shall be of
Steel SCH 40, hanged from slab of first floor, and/or embedded in walls,
whichever is applicable. Pipes for siamese oulets, of PVC or HDP, shall be
buried and listed.
All exposed piping shall be painted with oil or bituminous.
6.7.3. Pumping equipment for fire protection
Pumps for fire protection system shall be of recognized rand, listed and
comply with codes NFPA 20 (for pump stations).
The main pump shall be 20HP, with a pump flow of 12,62 LPS and a total
dynamic height (HDT) of 51,60m.
Jockey pump shall be 1HP, with a pump flow of 0,63 LPS and a HDT of
55,00m.
Pump equipment shall have an Electrical Panelboard, independent from

general Panelboard of the building. Pumps for fire protection system shall
be listed.
Pumping system is supplied directly from the elevated water tank by a

listed PVC pipe of 2. The impulsion pipe shall be of steel SCH 40 of
3.
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6.8. SEWER SYSTEM
6.8.1. Sewer network
Flow of contribution are determined based on spending units (Hunter

units), for building of public use.
The maximum simultaneous spending is of 2,73 lps.
Pipes for interior sewer system (inside bathrooms and services), shall be
PVC-SAP (heavy duty) and accessories of the same brand and type like
piping.
Hanged pipes have support elements which type and spacing are detailed
in specifications in drawings.
Exterior pipes of 6 are flexible joint type are flexible joint with rubber
rings in the joints.
Before installing sewer connection points, shall coordinate with supervisor

the exact location of these ones. The same consideration with the
installation of sanitary fixtures.
Slopes and diameters of external collectors, it has been calculated

considering piping capacity and tractive force for driving solid. Results are
detailed in calculations.
6.8.2. Ventilation system
Sanitary fixtures shall have a ventilation pipe that ensure atmospheric

pressure in pipes to guarantee a normal flow, and also does not exist
siphoning that generates loss of the water seal in traps "P", eventually
preventing unpleasant odors from gases to the public network.
Ventilation pipes are PVC type, with diameters that varies between:
PVC 3: with higher concentration of sanitary fixtures served, (up to 100

HU)
PVC 2: for sanitary fixtures which contribution is less of 20 HU.
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Derivations of ventilation shall end at least 0,30m above the top of the roof
and shall have respective ventilation hats. Holes generated in roof, for
ventilation pipes going through, shall be sealed or waterproofed so that
rainwater does not leak through joints between metal roof panels and pipe.
Showers and sumps, necessarily shall have trap P. Supervisor shall not
permit connections of these points, only with 90 bents.
6.9. STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Calculation for storm drainage used the rational method, that according to RNE,
applies to zones of less than 13 km2.
The values of constants and design data, for a period of 50 years, from zone maps
and pluviometric sub zones, defined in the RNE.
Intensity of rainfall calculated in mm/hour (3,78), is lower to recommended
(150mm/hour), even assuming a security factor of 4,0. However, characteristics of
canal may support until 0,083 m3/sec.
Galvanized metal gutters, projected to collect water from roof, have 6 inches
diameter in the semicircular base. Rectangular gutter of 0,20m width base, can
also be used.
Downspouts, and horizontal pipe connection between downspout and storm
drainage canal, shall be PVC rigid of 6 diameter, with push-on type joint.
Slope for horizontal pipes shall be 1%.
Slope for main drainage canal (trapezoidal), is 0,5%.
6.10. CALCULATION
6.10.1. Cold water system
6.10.1.1. Supply source

According to determined system for EOC and DRW Iquitos project, water
supply comes from deep well 50,00m depth, located inside worksite.
It is assumed for calculation of the impulsion line, a pumping average of 12

hours per day, which shall adjust according to characteristics curves and
operating parameters of equipment selected for supply.
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6.10.1.2. Calculation of water demand

Demand, according to characteristics of the projected areas, shall be as
follows:
DOTACIONES
CLASIFICACION DOTACIONES RNE Dotacin (Lit/da)
c) Establecimientos de hospedaje 500.00
f) Instituciones Educativas 4,250.00
g) Espectculos y centros de reunin 156.00
i) Oficinas 1,671.22
j) Depsitos 436.00
r) Bares, Fuentes de Soda, Cafs, etc. 1,500.00
Agua para riego / segn caso 1,885.92
Estacionamientos 3,717.24
TOTAL DOTACION 14,116.37
To determine maximum demand of cold water for EOC /DRW Iquitos shall
apply the possible spending method (Hunter Units), so it has been used
the total number of sanitary fixtures in the building.

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
TOTAL COLD HOT
113 103 29 UH
2.636 2.57 1.53 LPS
TOTAL CW+HW 4.10 LPS
6.10.1.3. Regulating water volumes

So there is no underground water tank, the volume of elevated water tank
storage 100% of daily demand. According to what it is indicated in design
analysis, this shall be as follows:
Storage Volume Demand: Personal and users consumption: 14,12 m3
Storage Volume Fire protection demand: 22,71 m3
Reserve 0,97 m3
TOTAL STORAGE: 37,80 m3
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Projected structure composed by an elevated water tank divided in two

chamber of 3,40x2,74m each one, both have an accumulated volume of
37,80m3. The base of the elevated water tank is at 11,55m over finished
floor level and supplies the water system by 02 pipes, (one for each
chamber), perpendicular to the base, of 1,20m height. The diameter of
these lines is 2.
The fire protection system is supplied from the bottom of the elevated
water tank, by 02 pipes, (one for each chamber), with 3. These
elements, to the outlet in the elevated water tank have a derivation to the
storm drainage system, which shall use as a cleaning pipe.
6.10.1.4. Pressurization system calculation / Water system

Sanitary fixtures that do not use flush meter shall be supplied with
pressure from elevated water tank. Toilets and urinals with flus meter,
require a higher pressure coming from the hydro pneumatic tank.
It is important to highlight that also exist a supply flow to the elevated

water tank, and this supplies, in normal operation, to the administration
area. This situation establishes an additional flow to attend the elevated
water tank that operates simultaneously with the hydro pneumatic
equipment.
Data for pre design of hydro pneumatic tank is the following:
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TANQUE HIDRONEUMATICO
DATOS DE PRE DISEO H DEL EDIFICIO 5

Hf (m) 3 25% DE H + 7m POR PISO
H RESIDUAL 15 PRESION EN PUNTO MAS DESFAVORABLE
23 m
9
PRESION MINIMA (P2) 23.00 m 8
(Encendido) 72 UH
PRESION MAXIMA (P1) 39.46 m P1P1==P2

P2+(1.5 a 2.0
+ (1.5 a 2Bar)
Bar) 1.5 Seleccionar Bar
(Corte) 16.455 m
PRESION PRECARGA (Ppc) 20.81 Ppc= =

Ppc P2P2 - 0.2Bar
-0.2Bar
POTENCIA DE LA BOMBA
113 UH
H.P.= ( Qb x Hdt ) / ( n x 75) ) MAXIMA DEMANDA SIMULTANEA 2.64 LPS
158.16 LPM
Qb = 2.64
POTENCIA DE BOMBA 1.15 HP HDT = 23.00
Valor comercial 1 HP n (%) = 70.00%
0.75 KW
VOLUMEN UTIL (Vu) Vu = Qmax(K) Vu = Qmax * K Qmax en LPM

K= 0.25
VOLUMEN UTIL 39.54 Litros
VOLUMEN TOTAL (Vt) 104.80 Litros MODELO DE TANQUE HIDRONEUMATICO

SUGERIDO: 1M 1B CH62 MULTIH-203 1.0 M/T
TIPO HIDROSTAL O SIMILAR
Vt = Vu (P1xP2) N TANQUES 1 N BOMBAS 1
VOLUMEN Gl 62 TIPO MULTIH-403
Ppc(P1-P2)
V UTIL Gl 16.7 POT 1.5 HP
VOLUMEN Lit 234.67 Monofsico o Trifsico
V UTIL Lit 63.2095
Nota: El modelo es referencial. Con las curvas caractersticas del fabricante
debe seleccionarse el equipo que brinde mejor rango de confianza
respecto a los datos del diseo de unidades de bombeo.
This system is modelled in WaterCad, and results are showed in the

following schedules, respect to hydro pneumatic equipment:
WATERCAD RESULTS: HYDROP NEUMATIC TANK

Atmospheric Volume
Elevation HGL On Volume Pressure (Gas-
ID name Pressure Head HGL Off (m) (Efective)
(m) (m) (Total) (L) Preset) (m H2O)
(m) (L)
90 HT-1 0.35 10.333 39.46 23 40 106 22
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6.10.1.5. Flow and pressure of network

Results of modelling in Water Cad, for piping and pressure in nodes, for
the water system supply, are detailed as follows:
WATERCAD RESULTS : PIPES DESIGN / WATER NETWORK / DISTRIBUTION NETWORK

Diam,
ID Pipe L= (m) N Start N Final Material H&W Q (L/s) V (m/s) GradHidr (m/m)
(mm)
32 P-1 1.03 R-1 PMP-1 43.40 PVC 140 1.815 1.23 0.041
36 P-3 3.77 CV-1 J-2 43.40 PVC 140 1.815 1.23 0.041
38 P-4 23.38 J-2 J-3 43.40 PVC 140 1.815 1.23 0.041
40 P-5 3.45 J-3 J-4 43.40 PVC 140 1.815 1.23 0.041
42 P-6 0.15 J-4 J-5 43.40 PVC 140 0.902 0.61 0.011
44 P-7 0.41 J-5 TCV-2 43.40 PVC 140 0.902 0.61 0.011
45 P-8 13.40 TCV-2 T-1 43.40 PVC 140 0.902 0.61 0.011
47 P-9 0.41 J-4 TCV-1 43.40 PVC 140 0.912 0.62 0.011
48 P-10 13.40 TCV-1 T-1 43.40 PVC 140 0.912 0.62 0.011
50 P-11 0.28 T-1 J-8 54.20 PVC 140 5.747 2.49 0.118
52 P-12 0.11 J-8 J-9 54.20 PVC 140 2.88 1.25 0.033
54 P-13 10.10 J-9 TCV-5 54.20 PVC 140 2.88 1.25 0.033
56 P-14 10.17 J-8 TCV-4 54.20 PVC 140 2.868 1.24 0.032
62 P-15 0.28 PMP-1 AV-1 43.40 PVC 140 1.815 1.23 0.041
63 P-16 0.47 AV-1 CV-1 43.40 PVC 140 1.815 1.23 0.041
65 P-17 0.57 J-3 J-12 43.40 PVC 140 0 0 0
67 P-18 3.95 J-12 CV-2 43.40 PC 140 0 0 0
69 P-19 0.47 CV-2 TCV-3 43.40 PC 140 0 0 0
71 P-20 0.35 TCV-3 J-15 43.40 PC 140 0 0 0
77 P-21 0.35 TCV-4 J-16 54.20 PVC 140 2.868 1.24 0.032
79 P-22 0.18 J-16 J-17 54.20 PVC 140 2.868 1.24 0.032
83 P-24 0.41 HT-1 TCV-6 54.20 PVC 140 2.752 1.19 0.03
85 P-25 0.36 TCV-6 CV-3 54.20 PVC 140 2.752 1.19 0.03
86 P-26 0.53 CV-3 J-15 54.20 PVC 140 2.752 1.19 0.03
89 P-27 0.35 TCV-5 J-17 54.20 PVC 140 2.88 1.25 0.033
92 P-28 0.50 J-15 J-21 54.20 PVC 140 2.752 1.19 0.03
94 P-29 2.13 J-21 J-22 54.20 PVC 140 2.012 0.87 0.017
96 P-30 7.8 J-22 J-23 54.20 PVC 140 2.012 0.87 0.017
102 P-33 1.89 J-25 J-26 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
104 P-34 0.25 J-26 GR27 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
106 P-35 10.85 J-24 J-28 54.20 PVC 140 2.206 0.96 0.02
107 P-36 5.73 J-28 J-25 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
109 P-37 2.19 J-28 J-29 54.20 PVC 140 2.57 1.11 0.027
115 P-40 1.27 J-31 J-32 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
119 P-42 0.10 J-33 Lvd-J-34 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
121 P-43 0.65 J-32 J-35 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
122 P-44 0.70 J-35 J-33 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
124 P-45 0.10 J-35 Lvd-J-36 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
127 P-47 0.12 J-37 J-31 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
129 P-48 0.53 J-37 J-38 29.40 PVC 140 1.22 1.8 0.131
131 P-49 0.98 J-38 J-39 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
133 P-50 0.10 J-39 Ind-J-40 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
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137 P-52 0.10 J-38 Ind-J-42 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
139 P-53 1.01 J-29 J-43 54.20 PVC 140 1.83 0.79 0.014
140 P-54 2.26 J-43 J-30 54.20 PVC 140 1.7 0.74 0.012
Diam,
(mm)
142 P-55 1.29 J-43 J-44 43.40 PVC 140 0.48 0.32 0.003
146 P-57 0.37 J-45 J-46 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
148 P-58 0.08 J-46 Dch-J-47 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
150 P-59 0.4 J-29 J-48 29.40 PVC 140 0.74 1.09 0.052
152 P-60 0.33 J-48 J-49 29.40 PVC 140 0.74 1.09 0.052
154 P-61 0.40 J-49 J-50 29.40 PVC 140 0.74 1.09 0.052
156 P-62 0.25 J-50 J-51 29.40 PVC 140 0.74 1.09 0.052
158 P-63 1.01 J-51 J-52 29.40 PVC 140 0.74 1.09 0.052
160 P-64 0.37 J-52 J-53 43.40 PVC 140 0.5 0.34 0.004
162 P-65 0.50 J-53 J-54 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
164 P-66 0.13 J-54 Dch-J-55 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
166 P-67 0.37 J-44 J-56 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
168 P-68 0.05 J-56 Dch-J-57 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
170 P-69 1.96 J-53 J-58 43.40 PVC 140 0.38 0.26 0.002
172 P-70 1.48 J-58 J-59 22.90 PVC 130 0.12 0.29 0.007
181 P-76 0.55 J-59 J-62 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
183 P-77 0.12 J-62 Dch-J-63 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
185 P-78 1.29 J-30 J-64 54.20 PVC 140 1.7 0.74 0.012
186 P-79 3.44 J-64 J-37 54.20 PVC 140 1.3 0.56 0.008
188 P-80 0.54 J-64 J-65 29.40 PVC 140 2 2.95 0.328
190 P-81 0.10 J-65 Ind-J-66 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
192 P-82 0.98 J-65 J-67 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
194 P-83 0.1 J-67 Ind-J-68 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
196 P-84 2.49 J-52 J-69 29.40 PVC 140 0.24 0.35 0.006
200 P-86 1.19 J-70 J-71 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
202 P-87 0.52 J-71 J-72 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
204 P-88 0.17 J-72 Lvd-J-73 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
206 P-89 0.49 J-69 J-74 22.90 PVC 140 0.24 0.58 0.022
207 P-90 3.44 J-74 J-70 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
209 P-91 1.19 J-74 J-75 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
213 P-93 0.17 J-76 Lvd-J-77 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
215 P-94 0.52 J-75 J-78 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
216 P-95 0.70 J-78 J-76 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
218 P-96 0.17 J-78 Lvd-J-79 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
220 P-97 1.27 J-64 J-80 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
222 P-98 0.12 J-80 J-81 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
226 P-100 0.10 J-82 Lvd-J-83 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
231 P-102 1.82 J-44 J-86 43.40 PVC 140 0.42 0.28 0.003
232 P-103 1.62 J-86 J-45 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
234 P-104 1.01 J-86 J-87 43.40 PVC 140 0.36 0.24 0.002
236 P-105 1.01 J-58 J-88 43.40 PVC 140 0.26 0.18 0.001
238 P-106 1.72 J-21 J-89 54.20 PVC 140 2.242 0.97 0.021
239 P-107 12.54 J-89 J-24 54.20 PVC 140 2.206 0.96 0.02
241 P-108 3.13 J-89 J-90 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
243 P-109 18.65 J-90 J-91 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
245 P-110 19.83 J-91 J-92 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
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247 P-111 1.53 J-92 J-93 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
249 P-112 0.25 J-93 GR94 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
255 P-115 0.10 J-96 Ind-J-97 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
258 P-117 1.02 J-98 J-96 29.40 PVC 140 -1 1.47 0.091
260 P-118 0.10 J-98 Ind-J-99 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
Diam,
(mm)
264 P-120 0.1 J-100 Lv-J-101 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
267 P-122 0.84 J-102 J-100 29.40 PVC 140 -1.06 1.56 0.101
269 P-123 0.10 J-102 Lv-J-103 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
271 P-124 1.21 J-23 J-104 54.20 PVC 140 2.012 0.87 0.017
276 P-127 0.15 J-105 J-106 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
278 P-128 0.05 J-106 Dch-J-107 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
285 P-130 0.90 J-96 J-112 29.40 PVC 140 -1.22 1.8 0.131
287 P-131 0.75 J-112 J-113 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
289 P-132 0.81 J-113 J-114 29.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.18 0.002
291 P-133 0.84 J-114 J-115 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
293 P-134 0.10 J-115 J-116 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
295 P-135 0.10 J-114 J-117 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
297 P-136 0.10 J-113 U-1 29.40 PVC 140 0.91 1.34 0.076
300 P-138 4.41 J-119 J-105 29.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.18 0.002
301 P-139 1.72 J-112 J-119 29.40 PVC 140 -1.42 2.09 0.174
302 P-140 2.59 J-119 J-104 29.40 PVC 140 -1.48 2.18 0.188
306 P-142 0.35 J-120 J-121 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
308 P-143 0.08 J-121 Dch-J-122 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
323 P-150 2.86 J-104 J-130 54.20 PVC 140 1.515 0.66 0.01
324 P-151 1.96 J-130 J-120 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
339 P-159 1.72 J-130 J-137 29.40 PVC 140 1.395 2.05 0.168
341 P-160 0.42 J-137 J-138 29.40 PVC 140 0.38 0.56 0.015
343 P-161 0.32 J-138 J-139 29.40 PVC 140 0.38 0.56 0.015
345 P-162 0.38 J-139 J-140 29.40 PVC 140 0.38 0.56 0.015
347 P-163 1.98 J-140 J-141 29.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.18 0.002
349 P-164 2.49 J-141 J-142 29.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.18 0.002
352 P-166 0.16 J-142 Dch-J-143 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
353 P-167 0.26 J-100 J-137 29.40 PVC 140 -1.12 1.65 0.112
356 P-169 0.90 J-144 J-102 29.40 PVC 140 -1 1.47 0.091
358 P-170 0.10 J-144 Ind-J-145 29.40 PVC 140 1 1.47 0.091
360 P-171 0.42 J-140 J-146 54.20 PVC 140 0.32 0.14 0.001
362 P-172 6.72 J-146 J-147 22.90 PVC 140 0.25 0.61 0.024
366 P-174 3.28 J-148 J-149 22.90 PVC 140 0.12 0.29 0.006
368 P-175 0.45 J-149 J-150 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
370 P-176 0.13 J-150 Dch-J-151 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
372 P-177 0.13 J-147 J-152 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
373 P-178 1.70 J-152 J-148 54.20 PVC 140 0.12 0.05 0
374 P-179 0.13 J-147 J-152 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
378 P-181 0.17 J-153 Lv-J-154 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
380 P-182 0.55 J-152 J-155 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
381 P-183 0.84 J-155 J-153 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
383 P-184 0.17 J-155 Lv-J-156 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
385 P-185 7.8 J-87 J-157 43.40 PVC 140 0.36 0.24 0.002
389 P-187 0.10 Ind-158 J-159 54.20 PVC 140 0.23 0.1 0
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391 P-188 0.59 J-157 J-160 54.20 PVC 140 0.36 0.16 0.001
392 P-189 0.82 J-160 Ind-158 54.20 PVC 140 0.33 0.14 0.001
394 P-190 0.10 J-160 Lvd-J-161 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
396 P-191 0.37 Ind-158 J-162 22.90 PVC 140 0.195 0.47 0.015
398 P-192 0.38 J-162 J-163 22.90 PVC 140 0.195 0.47 0.015
400 P-193 0.21 J-163 J-164 22.90 PVC 140 0.195 0.47 0.015
404 P-195 0.10 J-165 Dch-166 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
Diam,
(mm)
406 P-196 0.47 J-164 J-167 22.90 PVC 140 0.195 0.47 0.015
407 P-197 1.69 J-167 J-165 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
409 P-198 0.31 J-167 Lvt-168 17.40 PVC 140 0.08 0.34 0.011
411 P-199 7.8 J-88 J-169 43.40 PVC 140 0.26 0.18 0.001
413 P-200 0.19 J-169 J-170 54.20 PVC 140 0.26 0.11 0
415 P-201 0.28 J-170 J-171 54.20 PVC 140 0.26 0.11 0
417 P-202 0.17 J-171 Lvd-J-172 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
419 P-203 1.41 J-171 J-173 22.90 PVC 140 0.2 0.49 0.016
421 P-204 0.44 J-173 J-174 22.90 PVC 140 0.2 0.49 0.016
423 P-205 0.31 J-174 J-175 22.90 PVC 140 0.2 0.49 0.016
430 P-209 0.28 J-175 J-177 22.90 PVC 140 0.2 0.49 0.016
431 P-210 0.18 J-177 Lvt-178 17.40 PVC 140 0.08 0.34 0.011
433 P-211 0.70 J-72 J-179 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
435 P-212 0.18 J-179 Lvd-J-180 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
437 P-213 0.13 J-146 J-181 29.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.18 0.002
441 P-215 0.17 J-182 Lv-J-183 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
443 P-216 0.52 J-181 J-184 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
444 P-217 0.85 J-184 J-182 29.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.09 0
446 P-218 0.17 J-184 Lv-J-185 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
448 P-219 0.65 J-81 J-186 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
449 P-220 0.70 J-186 J-82 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
450 P-221 0.15 J-186 Lvd-J-85 17.40 PVC 140 0.06 0.25 0.006
453 P-223 0.16 PMP-2 HT-1 54.20 PVC 140 5.747 2.49 0.118
456 P-224 0.15 J-17 CV-5 54.20 PVC 140 5.747 2.49 0.118
457 P-225 0.18 CV-5 PMP-2 54.20 PVC 140 5.747 2.49 0.118
461 P-227 1.73 J-177 J-187 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
463 P-228 0.23 J-187 Dch-188 17.40 PVC 140 0.12 0.5 0.023
WATERCAD RESULTS: PRESSURE IN NODES / NETWORKS

Pressure (m
ID Node Elevation (m) Q (L/s) Grad Hidr (m)
H2O)
403 Dch-166 5.35 0.12 22.182 16.8
462 Dch-188 5.35 0.12 22.014 16.63
147 Dch-J-47 1.45 0.12 22.27 20.78
163 Dch-J-55 1.45 0.12 22.131 20.64
167 Dch-J-57 1.45 0.12 22.285 20.79
182 Dch-J-63 1.45 0.12 22.116 20.62
277 Dch-J-107 5.35 0.12 22.234 16.85
307 Dch-J-122 5.35 0.12 22.646 17.26
351 Dch-J-143 5.35 0.12 22.353 16.97
369 Dch-J-151 5.35 0.12 22.169 16.79
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103 GR27 0.3 0.12 22.387 22.04

248 GR94 0.3 0.12 22.64 22.29
386 Ind-158 5.35 -0.095 22.291 16.91
132 Ind-J-40 1.1 1 21.746 20.6
136 Ind-J-42 1.1 1 21.835 20.69
189 Ind-J-66 1.1 1 21.329 20.19
193 Ind-J-68 1.1 1 21.24 20.1
254 Ind-J-97 4.35 1 21.839 17.45
259 Ind-J-99 4.35 1 21.746 17.36
357 Ind-J-145 4.35 1 22.229 17.84
Pressure (m
H2O)
35 J-2 0 0 13.861 13.83
37 J-3 0 0 12.901 12.88
39 J-4 0.35 0 12.759 12.38
41 J-5 0.35 0 12.757 12.38
49 J-8 11 0 11.305 0.3
51 J-9 11 0 11.302 0.3
64 J-12 0 0 12.901 12.88
70 J-15 0.35 0 22.954 22.56
76 J-16 0.35 0 10.816 10.44
78 J-17 0.35 0 10.81 10.44
91 J-21 0.35 -1.502 22.939 22.54
93 J-22 0.35 0 22.903 22.51
95 J-23 4.35 0 22.772 18.38
97 J-24 0 0 22.652 22.61
99 J-25 0 0 22.401 22.36
101 J-26 0 0 22.39 22.34
105 J-28 0 -0.484 22.436 22.39
108 J-29 0.5 0 22.376 21.83
110 J-30 0 0 22.274 22.23
112 J-31 3.75 0 22.197 18.41
114 J-32 3.75 0 22.167 18.38
116 J-33 1.1 0 22.1 20.96
120 J-35 1.1 0 22.104 20.96
125 J-37 3.75 -0.04 22.199 18.41
128 J-38 1.1 -0.78 21.844 20.7
130 J-39 1.1 0 21.755 20.61
138 J-43 3.75 -0.35 22.328 18.54
141 J-44 0.5 -0.06 22.316 21.77
143 J-45 0.5 0 22.301 21.76
145 J-46 0.5 0 22.292 21.75
149 J-48 1.45 0 22.322 20.83
151 J-49 1.1 0 22.297 21.15
153 J-50 1.45 0 22.27 20.78
155 J-51 0.5 0 22.219 21.68
157 J-52 0.5 0 22.166 21.62
159 J-53 0.5 0 22.165 21.62
161 J-54 0.5 0 22.154 21.61
165 J-56 0.5 0 22.307 21.76
169 J-58 0.5 0 22.161 21.62
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171 J-59 0.5 0 22.15 21.61

180 J-62 0.5 0 22.138 21.59
184 J-64 3.75 -1.72 22.225 18.44
187 J-65 1.1 0 21.339 20.2
191 J-67 1.1 0 21.25 20.11
195 J-69 3.75 0 22.14 18.35
197 J-70 3.75 0 22.109 18.32
199 J-71 3.75 0 22.101 18.31
201 J-72 1.1 0 22.039 20.9
205 J-74 3.75 0 22.129 18.34
208 J-75 3.75 0 22.122 18.34
210 J-76 1.1 0 22.055 20.91
Pressure (m
H2O)
214 J-78 1.1 0 22.06 20.92
219 J-80 3.75 0 22.217 18.43
221 J-81 3.75 0 22.217 18.43
223 J-82 0.95 0 22.148 21.16
230 J-86 0.5 -0.06 22.311 21.77
233 J-87 0.5 0 22.309 21.76
235 J-88 0.5 0 22.159 21.62
237 J-89 0 -0.084 22.903 22.86
240 J-90 0 0 22.884 22.84
242 J-91 0 0 22.771 22.73
244 J-92 0 0 22.651 22.61
246 J-93 0 0 22.642 22.6
252 J-96 4.35 -0.78 21.848 17.46
256 J-98 4.35 0 21.755 17.37
261 J-100 4.35 0 22.404 18.02
265 J-102 4.35 0 22.319 17.93
270 J-104 4.35 -0.983 22.751 18.36
273 J-105 4.35 0 22.258 17.87
275 J-106 4.35 0 22.257 17.87
284 J-112 4.35 -0.8 21.967 17.58
286 J-113 4.35 -0.03 21.899 17.51
288 J-114 4.35 0 21.898 17.51
290 J-115 4.35 0 21.892 17.51
292 J-116 4.35 0.06 21.892 17.51
294 J-117 4.35 0.06 21.897 17.51
298 J-119 4.35 -0.06 22.266 17.88
303 J-120 4.35 0 22.678 18.29
305 J-121 4.35 0 22.67 18.28
322 J-130 4.35 0 22.723 18.34
338 J-137 4.35 -0.105 22.433 18.05
340 J-138 5.35 0 22.417 17.03
342 J-139 4.35 0 22.401 18.01
344 J-140 5.35 -0.06 22.384 17
346 J-141 4.35 0 22.38 17.99
348 J-142 4.35 0 22.376 17.99
354 J-144 4.35 0 22.238 17.85
359 J-146 4.35 -0.05 22.384 18
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361 J-147 4.35 0.01 22.226 17.84

363 J-148 4.35 0 22.223 17.84
365 J-149 4.35 0 22.203 17.82
367 J-150 4.35 0 22.193 17.81
371 J-152 4.35 0 22.223 17.84
375 J-153 4.35 0 22.205 17.82
379 J-155 4.35 0 22.21 17.82
384 J-157 4.35 0 22.293 17.91
388 J-159 4.35 0.23 22.291 17.9
390 J-160 4.35 -0.03 22.292 17.91
395 J-162 4.35 0 22.276 17.89
397 J-163 4.35 0 22.27 17.88
399 J-164 4.35 0 22.267 17.88
401 J-165 4.35 0 22.205 17.82
Pressure (m
H2O)
405 J-167 5.35 -0.005 22.25 16.87
410 J-169 5.35 0 22.151 16.77
412 J-170 5.35 0 22.151 16.77
414 J-171 5.35 0 22.15 16.77
418 J-173 7.7 0 22.108 14.38
420 J-174 7.7 0 22.101 14.37
422 J-175 7.7 0 22.096 14.37
428 J-177 5.35 0 22.059 16.68
432 J-179 5.35 0 22.012 16.63
436 J-181 7.7 0 22.378 14.65
438 J-182 5.35 0 22.322 16.94
442 J-184 5.35 0 22.322 16.94
447 J-186 5.35 0 22.177 16.79
460 J-187 5.35 0 22.019 16.64
263 Lv-J-101 4.95 0.06 22.4 17.42
268 Lv-J-103 4.95 0.06 22.315 17.33
377 Lv-J-154 4.95 0.06 22.201 17.22
382 Lv-J-156 4.95 0.06 22.206 17.22
440 Lv-J-183 4.95 0.06 22.319 17.33
445 Lv-J-185 4.95 0.06 22.32 17.33
118 Lvd-J-34 1.1 0.06 22.099 20.96
123 Lvd-J-36 1.1 0.06 22.104 20.96
203 Lvd-J-73 1.1 0.06 22.038 20.9
212 Lvd-J-77 1.1 0.06 22.054 20.91
217 Lvd-J-79 1.1 0.06 22.059 20.92
225 Lvd-J-83 1.1 0.06 22.147 21
228 Lvd-J-85 1.1 0.06 22.15 21.01
393 Lvd-J-161 4.95 0.06 22.288 17.3
416 Lvd-J-172 4.95 0.06 22.148 17.16
434 Lvd-J-180 1.1 0.06 21.985 20.84
408 Lvt-168 5.35 0.08 22.247 16.86
429 Lvt-178 5.35 0.08 22.057 16.67
296 U-1 4.45 0.91 21.888 17.4
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6.11. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
According to indicated in code NFPA 13 is required a flow of 100 gallons per

minute for hoses, for this project it is considered a simultaneous operation of two
hoses with a total of 200 gallons per minute.
The project considers the following elements according with indicated in RNE.
Minimum pressure at farthest point of hose = 45,00m
Injection siameses with threaded and retention valve.
All facilities of the building shall be discharged by a jet hose.
It is considered a mnimum flow of 6,31 lps in hoses.
Fire water pump
Type = Centrifugal Horizontal
Numer = 01
Power source = Electrical
6.11.1. HDT Calculation of pump Fire Protection supply

Considering that pressure at each fire cabinet shall be higher than 45
MCA, and that the system shall attend at least 02 cabinets it has been
modelled in WATERCAD two scenarios considered by their remoteness,
as the most unfavourable.
Scenario N1 consider a fire in level 1, which shall attend from outside with
two cabinets J12 and J18 (the farthest), resulting a work pressure in the
outlet of the cabinet, of 50,25 and 99,62 MCA, respectively.
Scenario N2 consider a fire in level 2, which shall be attended with two

cabinets J25 and J31, (the farthest), resulting a work pressure in the outlet
of the cabinet, of 46,59 and 46,22 MCA, respectively.
Data for pre dimension of pump CI is:
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caso 1
BOMBAS
VOLUMEN TANQUE ELEVADO 22.71 m3 22,710.00 Litros COTA BOMBA 0.5 m

COTA DESCARGA 5 m
Q PARA LLENAR EN T DESEADO 12.62 Lit/Seg H GEOMETRICA 4.5 m
CAUDAL DE DISEO (Tomar el mayor) 12.62 Resultados WaterCAd PRESION DESCARGA 40 m
H SUCCION 0.1 m
PERDIDA CARGA 7.00
H.P.= ( Qb x Hdt ) / ( n x 75) ) TIEMPO DE LLENADO 0.5 HORAS
N DE BOMBAS 1
Qb = 12.62 TRABAJO ALTERNADO 1
POTENCIA DE BOMBA 17.37 HP HDT = 51.60 TRABAJO SIMULTANEO
Tomamos : 20 HP n (%) = 50.00%
ALTURA DINAMICA TOTAL 51.60 HDT (m)
DIAMETRO SUCCION 100 mm ( 4 )

DIAMETRO IMPULSION 75 mm ( 3 )
Modelling of system in WATERCAD, establish the following:
WATERCAD RESULTS: MAIN WATER PUMP / FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM

Elevation Hydraulic Grade Hydraulic Grade Flow (Total) Pump Head
ID Label
(m) (Suction) (m) (Discharge) (m) (L/s) (m)
65 PMP-1 0 8.479 53.479 12.62 45
Commercially, you can choose the following models:
REFERENCE: PUMP FREE AXIS (MAIN)

3600 RPM
60Hz
MODEL C2X3(26)
REFERENCE: JOCKEY PUMP

HDT (m) 55
Q Pumping 0.631
Power HP 1
Note: Model is referential. With characteristic curves

from manufacturer shall select equipment that provides
better trusted range regard to data design of pump
units.
Results for each one of the mentioned scenarios, are indicated in the
following schedules:
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WATERCAD RESULTS : SCENARIO N 1
RESULTADOS WATERCAD: NUDOS / S. CONTRA INCENDIO / ESCENARIO 1

ID Nudo El eva tion (m) Q (L/s ) Gra d Hi dr (m) Pres i n (m H2O)
40 J-6 0 0 9.367 9.35
42 J-7 0 0 8.837 8.82
46 J-9 0 0 53.12 53.01
48 J-10 0 0 52.804 52.7
50 J-11 0 0 52.155 52.05
52 J-12 0 6.31 50.35 50.25
54 J-13 0 0 9.371 9.35
57 J-14 0 0 53.32 53.21
59 J-15 0 0 53.32 53.21
67 J-16 0 0 51.566 51.46
69 J-17 0 0 51.518 51.41
71 J-18 0 6.31 49.723 49.62
73 J-19 0 0 52.078 51.97
76 J-20 1.1 0 53.12 51.92
78 J-21 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
80 J-22 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
82 J-23 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
84 J-24 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
87 J-25 5.35 0 53.12 47.67
89 J-26 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
92 J-27 5.35 0 53.12 47.67
94 J-28 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
97 J-29 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
99 J-30 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
101 J-31 5.35 0 53.12 47.67
103 J-32 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
105 J-33 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
107 J-34 3.75 0 53.12 49.27
109 J-35 1.1 0 53.12 51.92
111 J-36 1.1 0 53.12 51.92
122 J-37 0 0 51.566 51.46
135 J-39 0 0 52.078 51.97
141 J-40 0 0 53.12 53.01
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RESULTADOS WATERCAD: DISEO DE TUBERIAS / SISTEMA CONTRA INCENDIO / ESCENARIO 1

Gra dHi dr
ID Tubera L= (m) N Ini ci a l N Fi na l Di a m, (mm) Ma teri a l H&W Q (L/s ) V (m/s )
(m/m)
31 P-1 0.449 T-1 J-1 80.1 SCH40 130 12.62 2.5 0.086
33 P-2 0.075 J-1 J-2 80.1 SCH40 130 6.312 1.25 0.024
35 P-3 9.957 J-2 TCV-1 54.2 SCH40 130 6.312 2.74 0.161
37 P-4 0.075 J-1 J-4 80.1 SCH40 130 6.308 1.25 0.024
39 P-5 9.957 J-4 TCV-2 54.2 SCH40 130 6.308 2.73 0.16
41 P-6 0.451 TCV-1 J-6 54.2 SCH40 130 6.312 2.74 0.161
43 P-7 0.916 J-6 J-7 54.2 SCH40 130 12.62 5.47 0.579
45 P-8 0.617 J-7 PMP-1 54.2 SCH40 130 12.62 5.47 0.579
49 P-10 4.2 J-9 J-10 80.1 PVC 140 12.62 2.5 0.075
51 P-11 12.11 J-10 J-11 66 PVC 140 6.31 1.84 0.054
55 P-13 0.451 TCV-2 J-13 54.2 SCH40 130 6.308 2.73 0.16
56 P-14 0.15 J-13 J-6 80.1 SCH40 130 6.308 1.25 0.024
60 P-16 1.842 PMP-1 J-15 80.1 SCH40 130 12.62 2.5 0.086
61 P-17 2.65 J-15 J-9 80.1 PVC 140 12.62 2.5 0.075
62 P-18 0.618 J-14 J-15 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
68 P-19 23.106 J-10 J-16 66 PVC 140 6.31 1.84 0.054
70 P-20 0.894 J-16 J-17 66 PVC 140 6.31 1.84 0.054
74 P-22 1.433 J-11 J-19 66 PVC 140 6.31 1.84 0.054
77 P-24 2.273 J-9 J-20 80.1 PVC 140 0 0 0
79 P-25 52.773 J-20 J-21 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
83 P-27 1.657 J-22 J-23 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
86 P-29 13.2 J-24 J-22 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
90 P-31 2.728 J-21 J-26 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
95 P-34 0.9 J-26 J-28 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
96 P-35 7.935 J-28 J-24 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
98 P-36 10.874 J-28 J-29 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
100 P-37 17.379 J-29 J-30 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
104 P-39 1.904 J-30 J-32 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
106 P-40 1.793 J-32 J-33 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
108 P-41 0.25 J-33 J-34 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
114 P-44 0.175 J-30 TCV-3 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
115 P-45 0.125 TCV-3 J-31 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
117 P-46 1.3 J-26 TCV-4 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
118 P-47 0.264 TCV-4 J-27 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
120 P-48 6.126 J-24 TCV-5 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
121 P-49 0.151 TCV-5 J-25 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
125 P-51 0.555 J-16 TCV-6 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
126 P-52 0.605 TCV-6 J-37 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
128 P-53 33.379 J-17 TCV-7 66 PVC 140 6.31 1.84 0.054
129 P-54 0.31 TCV-7 J-18 80.1 PVC 140 6.31 1.25 0.021
131 P-55 31.791 J-19 TCV-8 66 PVC 140 6.31 1.84 0.054
132 P-56 0.465 TCV-8 J-12 66 PVC 140 6.31 1.84 0.054
134 P-57 0.25 J-19 TCV-9 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
136 P-58 0.75 TCV-9 J-39 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
139 P-59 0.217 J-13 CV-1 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
140 P-60 0.56 CV-1 J-14 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
144 P-62 0.517 J-20 TCV-10 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
145 P-63 0.257 TCV-10 J-40 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
147 P-64 52.52 J-23 TCV-11 66 SCH40 130 0 0 0
148 P-65 0.252 TCV-11 J-36 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
150 P-66 52.54 J-34 TCV-12 66 SCH40 130 0 0 0
151 P-67 0.233 TCV-12 J-35 66 SCH40 130 0 0 0
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2
RESULTADOS WATERCAD: DISEO DE TUBERIAS / SISTEMA CONTRA INCENDIO / ESCENARIO 2
ID Tubera L= (m) N Inicial N Final Diam, (mm) Material H&W Q (L/s) V (m/s) GradHidr (m/m)
31 P-1 0.449 T-1 J-1 80.1 SCH40 130 12.62 2.5 0.086
33 P-2 0.075 J-1 J-2 80.1 SCH40 130 6.312 1.25 0.024
35 P-3 9.957 J-2 TCV-1 54.2 SCH40 130 6.312 2.74 0.161
37 P-4 0.075 J-1 J-4 80.1 SCH40 130 6.308 1.25 0.024
39 P-5 9.957 J-4 TCV-2 54.2 SCH40 130 6.308 2.73 0.16
41 P-6 0.451 TCV-1 J-6 54.2 SCH40 130 6.312 2.74 0.161
43 P-7 0.916 J-6 J-7 54.2 SCH40 130 12.62 5.47 0.579
45 P-8 0.617 J-7 PMP-1 54.2 SCH40 130 12.62 5.47 0.579
49 P-10 4.2 J-9 J-10 80.1 PVC 140 0 0 0
51 P-11 12.11 J-10 J-11 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
55 P-13 0.451 TCV-2 J-13 54.2 SCH40 130 6.308 2.73 0.16
56 P-14 0.15 J-13 J-6 80.1 SCH40 130 6.308 1.25 0.024
60 P-16 1.842 PMP-1 J-15 80.1 SCH40 130 12.62 2.5 0.086
61 P-17 2.65 J-15 J-9 80.1 PVC 140 12.62 2.5 0.075
62 P-18 0.618 J-14 J-15 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
68 P-19 23.106 J-10 J-16 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
70 P-20 0.894 J-16 J-17 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
74 P-22 1.433 J-11 J-19 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
77 P-24 2.273 J-9 J-20 80.1 PVC 140 12.62 2.5 0.075
79 P-25 52.773 J-20 J-21 80.1 SCH40 130 12.62 2.5 0.086
83 P-27 1.657 J-22 J-23 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
86 P-29 13.2 J-24 J-22 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
90 P-31 2.728 J-21 J-26 80.1 SCH40 130 12.62 2.5 0.086
95 P-34 0.9 J-26 J-28 80.1 SCH40 130 12.62 2.5 0.086
96 P-35 7.935 J-28 J-24 80.1 SCH40 130 6.31 1.25 0.024
98 P-36 10.874 J-28 J-29 80.1 SCH40 130 6.31 1.25 0.024
100 P-37 17.379 J-29 J-30 80.1 SCH40 130 6.31 1.25 0.024
104 P-39 1.904 J-30 J-32 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
106 P-40 1.793 J-32 J-33 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
108 P-41 0.25 J-33 J-34 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
114 P-44 0.175 J-30 TCV-3 80.1 SCH40 130 6.31 1.25 0.024
115 P-45 0.125 TCV-3 J-31 80.1 SCH40 130 6.31 1.25 0.024
117 P-46 1.3 J-26 TCV-4 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
118 P-47 0.264 TCV-4 J-27 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
120 P-48 6.126 J-24 TCV-5 80.1 SCH40 130 6.31 1.25 0.024
121 P-49 0.151 TCV-5 J-25 80.1 SCH40 130 6.31 1.25 0.024
125 P-51 0.555 J-16 TCV-6 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
126 P-52 0.605 TCV-6 J-37 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
128 P-53 33.379 J-17 TCV-7 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
129 P-54 0.31 TCV-7 J-18 80.1 PVC 140 0 0 0
131 P-55 31.791 J-19 TCV-8 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
132 P-56 0.465 TCV-8 J-12 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
134 P-57 0.25 J-19 TCV-9 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
136 P-58 0.75 TCV-9 J-39 66 PVC 140 0 0 0
139 P-59 0.217 J-13 CV-1 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
140 P-60 0.56 CV-1 J-14 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
144 P-62 0.517 J-20 TCV-10 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
145 P-63 0.257 TCV-10 J-40 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
147 P-64 52.52 J-23 TCV-11 66 SCH40 130 0 0 0
148 P-65 0.252 TCV-11 J-36 80.1 SCH40 130 0 0 0
150 P-66 52.54 J-34 TCV-12 66 SCH40 130 0 0 0
151 P-67 0.233 TCV-12 J-35 66 SCH40 130 0 0 0
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WATERCAD RESULTS: NODES / FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM / SCENARIO 2

ID Node Elevation (m) Q (L/s) Grad Hidr (m) Pressure (m H2O)
30 J-1 12 0 11.945 -0.05
32 J-2 12 0 11.943 -0.06
36 J-4 12 0 11.943 -0.06
40 J-6 0 0 9.367 9.35
42 J-7 0 0 8.837 8.82
46 J-9 0 0 53.12 53.01
48 J-10 0 0 53.12 53.01
50 J-11 0 0 53.12 53.01
52 J-12 0 0 53.12 53.01
54 J-13 0 0 9.371 9.35
57 J-14 0 0 53.32 53.21
59 J-15 0 0 53.32 53.21
67 J-16 0 0 53.12 53.01
69 J-17 0 0 53.12 53.01
71 J-18 0 0 53.12 53.01
73 J-19 0 0 53.12 53.01
76 J-20 1.1 0 52.93 51.73
78 J-21 3.75 0 52.688 48.84
80 J-22 3.75 0 52.185 48.34
82 J-23 3.75 0 52.185 48.34
84 J-24 3.75 0 52.185 48.34
87 J-25 5.35 6.31 52.03 46.59
89 J-26 3.75 0 52.452 48.6
92 J-27 5.35 0 52.452 47.01
94 J-28 3.75 0 52.375 48.53
97 J-29 3.75 0 52.114 48.27
99 J-30 3.75 0 51.698 47.85
101 J-31 5.35 6.31 51.659 46.22
103 J-32 3.75 0 51.698 47.85
105 J-33 3.75 0 51.698 47.85
107 J-34 3.75 0 51.698 47.85
109 J-35 1.1 0 51.698 50.5
111 J-36 1.1 0 52.185 50.98
122 J-37 0 0 53.12 53.01
135 J-39 0 0 53.12 53.01
141 J-40 0 0 52.93 52.82
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6.11.2. Recommendation of maintenance of fire protection system
It is recommended, that maintenance of installation and system testes be

according to code NFPA 25. The plan consists of inspection, testes and
maintenance of equipment and accessories of fire protection. Corrections
and repairs shall be made by qualified maintenance personal or by a
qualified contractor.
6.11.3. Maintenance plan for of maintenance of fire protection system
Consider Summary inspection, tests and maintenance of reservoir.
6.11.3.1. Maintenance plan for Pump equipment

It is important that pump equipment has an adequate maintenance.
Success of operation depends on continuity and quality of service, in
emergency situations, depends on an efficient and constant process of
review and maintenance.
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6.11.4. Maintenance plan of water column system and hoses
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6.11.5. Maintenance plan of control valves
6.12. SEWER SYSTEM

Calculation of collectors has considered capacity of pipes and tractive tension for
the entrainment of solids. Results are indicated in the following schedule:
NOTE: UNTIL NOT HAVING DATA FROM THE PERCOLATION SYSTEM (DEPT OF
FILTRANT MEDIA), IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO DEFINE A PIPE DEPTH. THIS POINT IS IN
STAND BY FOR THE CALCULATION.
6.13. STORM DRAINAGE SYSTEM CALCULATION

As indicated before, values of constants and design data, for a period of 50 years,
has been taken from zone maps and pluviometric sub zones, defined in the RNE.
Intensity of rainfall calculated in mm/hour (61,66), is lower than recommended (150
mm/hour), even assuming a security factor of 2,0..
Calculation is as follows:
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INSTALACIONES SANITARIAS COER IQUITOS

CALCULO DRENAJE PLUVIAL
Del Mapa de zonas y Subzonas Pluviomtricas, tomamos

123 la
1 Subzona 5a5
El Terreno se encuentra a una Altura de 36.00 m.s.n.m 95
De la Tabla 3B, tomamos los valores de: n= 0.357

a=
a= 32.2
De la Tabla 3A, tomamos:

K = 11*o^-0.85 0.5530
g = 1.4+ 0.0067Y 85
1 a = (1/tc)n x o 32.2
tc = 15.2
1/tc (1/tc )n o a = (1/tc)n x o o = 85
0.010526316 0.196767185 85 32.2
2 P24 = ox(1+KxlogT) 164.860085

T= 50 aos
o K logT P24 = ox(1+KxlogT) K = 11*o^-0.85
85 0.55 1.69897 164.8600851
3 I = a x (1+KxlogT) x (t+b)n-1 61.6627026 mm/hora

F SEGURIDAD 1.5 92.4940538 mm/hora
a (1+KxlogT) (t+b) n-1 (t+b)n-1 I

32.2 1.939530412 1.02 -0.643 0.98734763 61.6627026
4 Q pico = 0.287xIxCxA
A (Km2)
I (mm/h)
C = Coef. escorrenta
AREAS DE DESCARGA
Ambientes Area m2 Area Km2 C Q m3/s Q l/s
a Area Techada 1,888.80 0.0018888 0.83 0.1450033 145.003298
b Area Libre 3,143.20 0.0031432 0.45 0.13082729 130.82729
c
d TOTAL 0.27583059 275.830588
6.13.1. Checking of Canal and pipes capacities
For verifying of drainage units, it has been considered the following:
m/Base S% N Q m3/sec
PIPE PVC CONNECT TO DOWNSPOUT 0,1 10 0,01450033
METAL GUTTER 0,25 1 1 0,27583059
HORIZONTAL PIPES 0,15 1 10 0,01450033
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MAIN CANAL
The main canal is trapezoidal shape with a base of 0,25m and lateral
taluds Z=1/2. Concrete made, with Manning coefficient of 0,013. Results
are the following:
Depth Q Area Veloc Wp Yc TopWidth Energy

(m) (cms) (sqm) (m/s) (m) (m) (m) (m)
0.3292 0.279 0.136 2.0406 0.9861 0.3871 0.5792 0.5416
PIPES
Depth Q Area Veloc Wp Yc TopWidth Energy

(m) (cms) (sqm) (m/s) (m) (m) (m) (m)
0.1006 0.015 0.013 1.15 0.288 0.1128 0.1409 0.168
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D/B EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER

(EOC) AND DISASTER RELIEF WAREHOUSE DESIGN ANALYSIS

1. DESIGN ANALYSIS CIVIL ................................................................................. 9

1.1. OVERVIEW .................................................................................................... 9

1.2. LOCATION ..................................................................................................... 9

1.2.1. Access ..................................................................................................... 9

1.2.2. Weather and Temperature ..................................................................... 10

1.2.3. Topographic vulnerability........................................................................ 10

1.3. BOUNDARIES AND PERIMETER ................................................................ 10

1.4. GRADING PLAN .......................................................................................... 10

2. DESIGN ANALYSIS - ARCHITECTURE ............................................................. 13

2.1. OVERVIEW .................................................................................................. 13

2.2. SITE LOCATION .......................................................................................... 13

2.3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION............................................................................ 14

2.3.1. Emergency Operations Center ............................................................... 14

2.3.2. Disaster Relief Warehouse in ground floor ............................................. 14

2.4. SCOPE OF WORK ....................................................................................... 14

2.5. PROJECT AREA .......................................................................................... 15

2.6. BULDING SYSTEMS AND FINISHES .......................................................... 15

2.6.1. Roofing ................................................................................................... 15

2.6.2. Steel structural members........................................................................ 15

2.6.3. Wall Finishes .......................................................................................... 16

2.6.4. Floor finishes .......................................................................................... 16

2.6.5. Window framing...................................................................................... 17

2.6.6. Exterior doors and frames ...................................................................... 17

2.6.7. Public toilet rooms .................................................................................. 17

2.6.8. Toilet accessories................................................................................... 17

2.6.9. Piping ..................................................................................................... 17

2.6.10. Heat and smoke detectors ...................................................................... 17

2.6.11. Emergency light system ......................................................................... 17

2.6.12. Pedestrian access gate .......................................................................... 17

2.6.13. Vehicle Access Gate .............................................................................. 18

2.6.14. Trucks maneuver area............................................................................ 18

2.6.15. Pedestrian access corridor ..................................................................... 18

2.6.16. Guard Post ............................................................................................. 18

2.6.17. Hot Water ............................................................................................... 18

2.6.18. Steel reinforced mortar ........................................................................... 18

2.6.19. Perimeter fence ...................................................................................... 18

3. DESIGN ANALYSIS - STRUCTURE ................................................................... 19

3.2. REGULATION .............................................................................................. 19

3.3. GENERAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS ..................................................... 19

3.3.1. Structural design considerations ............................................................. 19

3.3.1.1. Structure features: ........................................................................... 19

3.3.1.2. Structural Model .............................................................................. 20

3.3.1.3. Seismic resistant considerations: ..................................................... 23

3.3.1.4. Wind loads considerations: .............................................................. 24

3.3.1.5. Soil Mechanic Study: ....................................................................... 25

3.3.1.6. Conditions of Loads and Combinations of Design:........................... 25

3.3.1.7. Considerations of Materials to be used: ........................................... 27

3.3.1.8. Steel and Reinforced Concrete design of the projected structures: .. 27

3.3.1.9. Design of Reinforced Concrete: ....................................................... 28

3.3.2. Software to be used in analysis and design. ........................................... 28

3.4. ANALYSIS OF INFRASTRUCTURE ............................................................. 29

3.4.1. Analysis of Trusses: ............................................................................... 29

3.4.2. Analysis of Portico Structure:.................................................................. 32

3.5. STRUCTURAL RESPONSE ......................................................................... 34

3.5.1. Structural Response: Moments of final Design ....................................... 34

3.6. DESIGN OF CONCRETE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. ............................... 36

3.6.1. Plan view 1 and 2 Floor Design of Beams ........................................ 36

3.6.2. Design of Reinforced concrete Columns ................................................ 37

3.6.3. Design of Reinforced Concrete Beams................................................... 40

3.6.4. Design of Reinforced Concrete Slab....................................................... 44

3.6.5. Design of Foundation ............................................................................. 46