This paper reports the probable maximum demands of the drainage systems in 5 residential building estates in Hong Kong. In particular, the usage patterns of 597 households from 1300 selected apartments in 14 high-rise residential buildings were surveyed and the flow rates of the installed sanitary appliances at the apartments were measured. The survey results are used to determine the probable maximum demands with the 'fixture unit' approach. The minimum required stack size is determined and compared with the current practice for local residential buildings.Department of Building Services Engineerin
Up-to-date ‘per capita’ freshwater consumption and its profile are essential parameters for planning...
Natural ventilation in both urban and interior space has great influence on air quality, thermal com...
Fresh water consumption is of primary importance to the design of water systems in sustainable build...
The probable maximum flow rates and flushing water consumption of a residential development are two ...
Domestic flushing water demands are transient and influenced by occupant load variations as well as ...
Purpose - To determine the probable drainage load for sizing a stack serving a number of domestic wa...
This study examines the probable maximum simultaneous demands of water supply facilities at an accep...
Fixture unit approach used for estimating the probable maximum simultaneous demands in building wate...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to examine the air pressure variations in an in-use drainage ...
High-rise housing, a trend in densely populated cities around the world, increases the energy use fo...
Surveys have been conducted to obtain information about the building design and energy end-use chara...
Fresh water consumption is one of the primary considerations for sustainable water system designs of...
The design and proper operation on the above-ground drainage systems can be challenging in a densely...
AbstractEnergy efficiency of water supply systems in high-rise residential buildings becomes a conce...
To maintain relevance, Hong Kong Building Environmental Assessment Method (HK-BEAM) for residential ...
Up-to-date ‘per capita’ freshwater consumption and its profile are essential parameters for planning...
Natural ventilation in both urban and interior space has great influence on air quality, thermal com...
Fresh water consumption is of primary importance to the design of water systems in sustainable build...
The probable maximum flow rates and flushing water consumption of a residential development are two ...
Domestic flushing water demands are transient and influenced by occupant load variations as well as ...
Purpose - To determine the probable drainage load for sizing a stack serving a number of domestic wa...
This study examines the probable maximum simultaneous demands of water supply facilities at an accep...
Fixture unit approach used for estimating the probable maximum simultaneous demands in building wate...
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to examine the air pressure variations in an in-use drainage ...
High-rise housing, a trend in densely populated cities around the world, increases the energy use fo...
Surveys have been conducted to obtain information about the building design and energy end-use chara...
Fresh water consumption is one of the primary considerations for sustainable water system designs of...
The design and proper operation on the above-ground drainage systems can be challenging in a densely...
AbstractEnergy efficiency of water supply systems in high-rise residential buildings becomes a conce...
To maintain relevance, Hong Kong Building Environmental Assessment Method (HK-BEAM) for residential ...
Up-to-date ‘per capita’ freshwater consumption and its profile are essential parameters for planning...
Natural ventilation in both urban and interior space has great influence on air quality, thermal com...
Fresh water consumption is of primary importance to the design of water systems in sustainable build...