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Introduction<br />
A New and Exciting Contemporary E-Design Guide on the<br />
Fundamentals for Plumbing Services.<br />
This Hydraulic Services Design Guide has<br />
been developed for the <strong>Australia</strong>n and<br />
New Zealand Hydraulic design engineers<br />
and plumbing contractors responsible for<br />
designing plumbing systems for commercial<br />
high rise and industrial buildings.<br />
This on-line resource is supported by a<br />
Smartphone App and is available to designers<br />
and contractors as an on the job reference and as<br />
an education resource for lectures and students.<br />
This Hydraulic Services Design Guide has<br />
been developed by the International<br />
<strong>Copper</strong> Association <strong>Australia</strong> with the<br />
support of MM Kembla.<br />
The Hydraulic Services Design Guide<br />
will be reviewed and updated annually to<br />
ensure that designers, contractors and<br />
students have the latest and most up to date<br />
reference material into the future.<br />
It takes into account resource material<br />
previously available in various technical<br />
references (including Barrie Smith’s<br />
“Selection and Sizing of <strong>Copper</strong> Tubes for<br />
Water Piping Systems” and Paul Funnell’s<br />
“Pipe Sizing for Building Services”) and will<br />
help to improve the skill level of designers,<br />
plumbers and students alike.<br />
About Us<br />
The International <strong>Copper</strong> Association<br />
<strong>Australia</strong> (ICAA) is part of the global <strong>Copper</strong><br />
<strong>Alliance</strong>, which has a history spanning<br />
more than 80 years.<br />
The Global ICA evolved out of the<br />
International <strong>Copper</strong> Research Association<br />
(INCRA), which was formed in 1927. In 1989<br />
ICA was formed by 24 of the world’s leading<br />
<strong>Copper</strong> producers who recognized the need<br />
to coordinate and integrate efforts in <strong>Copper</strong><br />
promotion worldwide.<br />
Globalization and an increased demand<br />
for <strong>Copper</strong> product technologies have<br />
driven the <strong>Copper</strong> industry to expand its<br />
vision for <strong>Copper</strong>.<br />
Not only does this unique element propel<br />
technological advancements, but it fulfills<br />
broad societal needs to protect the<br />
environment and improve human health.<br />
<strong>Copper</strong> advances the delivery of basic<br />
services (e.g., electricity and drinking<br />
water) to developing countries, adds<br />
convenience to the developed world,<br />
and provides both with improved energy<br />
efficiency, reduced greenhouse gases and<br />
increased disease prevention.<br />
<strong>Copper</strong> <strong>Alliance</strong><br />
Global ICA<br />
Hydraulic Services Design Guide - 5 th Edition March 2022<br />
Chapter One<br />
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