Gopalan Awasthi

CT3013

The project at hand entails the design and implementation of a comprehensive water supply and sewerage system for the town. Our approach involves an initial identification process to pinpoint current and future service delivery gaps within the city. Subsequently, we will explore design concepts for various system components, employing two distinct methodologies for systematic learning. The first phase will utilize simple Excel sheets to develop the system, facilitating a fundamental understanding of its structure and function. Following this, we will transition to learning specialized software to create a more intricate and detailed system. Key objectives include: Identifying existing and potential obstacles such as topography, pre-existing networks, and population density. Developing an understanding of water supply network and sewer system design principles. Integrating learned concepts to design an efficient and resilient system that meets the town's current and future needs. Through this process, our aim is to create a robust water supply and sewerage infrastructure tailored to the unique requirements of the town, considering both immediate challenges and long-term sustainability.