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Understanding Water Supply Requirements for Different Building Types
Ensuring adequate water supply is essential for various types of buildings and their occupants. Here’s a detailed breakdown of water supply requirements in liters per person for different establishments:
Residential and Accommodation
Residential:- 135 liters per person
Hostel: -135 liters per person
Hotels:- 180 liters per person
Work and Public Spaces
Office: 45 liters per person
Factory: 30-45 liters per person
Restaurant (per seat): 70 liters
Cinema Hall (per seat): 15 liters
School: 45 liters per person
Boarding School: 135 liters per person
Healthcare Facilities
Hospitals (bed count <100): 340 liters per bed
Hospitals (bed count >100): 450 liters per bed
Nurse/Medical Quarters: 135 liters per person
Building Units Usage
Primary & High School: --Minimum area of 1000 m²
Educational Institutions Community Hall, Marriage Hall, Town Hall, Assembly Hall, Cinema Theatre: -Minimum area of 2000 m²
Petrol Pump (without service station): Minimum area of 1000 m²
Petrol Pump (with service station): Minimum area of 2000 m²
Religious Places (temples, masjids, church): 500 m² (Built-up area <20% of plot area)
Industries (plot width >15m): More than 300 m²
Meeting these requirements ensures that each type of building has sufficient water for its daily operations and occupants, promoting health, hygiene, and efficiency.
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