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<strong>Engineering</strong> <strong>Standards</strong><br />

Under each scenario, the water main shall be centered on the wastewater main crossing with a<br />

minimum separation distance <strong>of</strong> 12”.<br />

E. If the minimum separation distances cannot be achieved for crossing wastewater and water mains,<br />

the separation distances may be reduced if the wastewater main has a pressure rating <strong>of</strong> 150 psi.<br />

In these cases the wastewater main shall be cased for a minimum <strong>of</strong> 18’. The casing pipe shall be<br />

centered on the water main crossing, be a minimum <strong>of</strong> two nominal pipe sizes larger than the<br />

wastewater main and be sealed at each end with watertight non-shrink cement grout, or a<br />

manufactured watertight seal. The minimum separation distance is 6”.<br />

5.2.4 Wastewater Flows<br />

If project specific wastewater flow projections or actual flow measurements are not available for<br />

a development, the criteria in Table 5.4 shall be used to calculate average daily and peak<br />

wastewater flows. This criteria meets or exceeds the minimum requirements as set by TCEQ in<br />

Title 30 <strong>of</strong> the Texas Administrative Code, Part 1, Chapter 217, Subchapter C, Rule 217.32(a)(3).<br />

Table 5.4 – Wastewater Flow Projections<br />

Land Use Design Factors Average Daily<br />

Wastewater Flows<br />

• 3.0 persons/unit<br />

Apartment<br />

• 102 gallons per person per day<br />

Residential/<br />

Town Home/<br />

Patio Home<br />

• 3.5 persons/unit<br />

• 102 gallons per person per day<br />

Peak Wastewater<br />

Flows*<br />

306 gpd/unit 1,224 gpd/unit<br />

357 gpd/unit 1,428 gpd/unit<br />

Hospital (Beds) • 200 gallons per bed per day 200 gpd/bed 800 gpd/bed<br />

Nursing Home or<br />

Other Institution<br />

(Beds)<br />

Commercial/<br />

Industrial/Office<br />

• 100 gallons per day per bed 100 gpd/bed 400 gpd/bed<br />

• 1 person per parking space, or<br />

• 1 person per 400 s.f. <strong>of</strong> building<br />

• 20 gallons per day/person<br />

20 gpd/person 80 gpd/person<br />

School • 20 gallons per student/day 20 gpd/student 80 gpd/student<br />

* Peak flow is based on a peaking factor <strong>of</strong> 4.0.<br />

5.2.5 Wastewater Main Sizing<br />

A. Although the Wastewater System Master Plan may be used as a guide for sizing wastewater<br />

mains, sizing should be based on an engineering analysis <strong>of</strong> initial and future flow <strong>of</strong> the total<br />

drainage area to be served.<br />

B. Wastewater mains shall be sized to carry the ultimate peak flow at 100% <strong>of</strong> the full flow capacity<br />

<strong>of</strong> the pipe. A peaking factor less than 4 may be considered for wastewater mains with diameters<br />

24” and larger.<br />

C. Pipe capacity shall be calculated using Manning’s equation. A roughness coefficient <strong>of</strong> 0.013<br />

shall be used.<br />

Section 5 – Water & Wastewater Design Requirements May 2012 Page 5-11

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