PUMP STATION ANALYSIS Sample Clauses

PUMP STATION ANALYSIS. The Professional shall analyze the pump station design requirements as herein. 2.3.1. The Professional shall determine the pump station system capacity and head requirements over the study period, determine the system operations protocols in conjunction with NBU, and prepare a hydraulic model of the pumping station, pipeline, and related facilities.
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PUMP STATION ANALYSIS. The Professional shall analyze the pump station design requirements as described herein. 2.2.1. The Professional shall determine pump station system capacity and head requirements over the study period, determine system operation protocols in conjunction with NBU, and utilize hydraulic model of the pumping station, pipeline, and related facilities prepared by NBU’s modeling consultant. 2.2.2. The Professional shall determine preferred location of facilities based upon hydraulic conditions, ease of operations and site conditions. 2.2.3. The Professional shall determine the electrical equipment required and provide an electrical layout, a one-line diagram and overall process diagram for the pump station. 2.2.4. The Professional shall determine size and capacity of pump stations, pipelines, and related facilities. 2.2.5. The Professional shall determine chemical feed improvements required and the required facilities to house these improvements.
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PUMP STATION ANALYSIS. The Professional shall analyze the pump station design requirements as described in this Section. 2.2.1. The Professional shall determine pump station system requirements over the study period based on existing NBU model projections and system curves, determine system operations protocols in conjunction with NBU, and provide design data to NBU to support preparation of a hydraulic model of the pump station, pipeline, and related facilities. 2.2.2. The Professional shall determine the preferred location of facilities based upon hydraulic conditions, ease of operations and site conditions. 2.2.3. The Professional shall determine the electrical equipment required, create a layout of the required equipment, and provide a one-line diagram and overall process diagram for the pump station. 2.2.4. The Professional shall determine the size and capacity of the pump stations, site piping, and related facilities, such as pump air valves, drains, etc. 2.2.5. The Professional shall prepare a life cycle cost analysis of pipe diameter and number of pumps. 2.2.6. The requirements for deliverables in this Section 2.2 are more specifically described in Section 2.6.
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PUMP STATION ANALYSIS. The Professional shall analyze the pump station design requirements as described in this Section. 2.2.1. The Professional shall determine pump station system capacity and head requirements, determine system operations protocols in conjunction with NBU, and prepare a hydraulic analysis of the pump station, pipeline, and related facilities. The existing hydraulic model of the NBU water distribution system will be used to develop system head curves for the Project under minimum, typical, and maximum head conditions for both the years 2030 and 2045 projected system conditions. The projected system conditions will utilize the scenarios developed as a part of the 2021 Water Master Plan and will not revise or update the current NBU model other than for items identified and confirmed by NBU during the development of this Project. 2.2.2. The Professional shall determine the preferred location of facilities based upon hydraulic conditions, ease of operations, and site conditions. 2.2.3. The Professional shall determine the electrical equipment required, create a layout of the required equipment, and provide a one-line diagram and overall process diagram for the pump station. 2.2.4. The Professional shall determine the size and capacity of the pump station, pipelines, and related facilities. 2.2.5. The Professional shall prepare a life cycle cost analysis of pipe diameter, number of pumps, parallel lines, and phasing. 2.2.6. The requirements for deliverables in this Section 2.2 are more specifically described in Section 2.6.
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