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This document provides an overview of training for operating and maintaining the drainage system at JNIA Terminal 3. It describes the key components of the system, including submersible pumps, sanitary fixtures from various manufacturers, and traps. It outlines how waste water flows through the piping network by gravity to the sewerage pumping station and is pumped to waste ponds. The training covers system familiarization, operation instructions, equipment safety guidelines, and basic maintenance procedures.

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Drainage Systemtraining

This document provides an overview of training for operating and maintaining the drainage system at JNIA Terminal 3. It describes the key components of the system, including submersible pumps, sanitary fixtures from various manufacturers, and traps. It outlines how waste water flows through the piping network by gravity to the sewerage pumping station and is pumped to waste ponds. The training covers system familiarization, operation instructions, equipment safety guidelines, and basic maintenance procedures.

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JNIA TERMINAL 3 PROJECT

DRAINAGE SYSTEM TRAINING

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TRAINING PRESENTATION CONTENTS

• INTRODUCTION
• CHAPTER-1 SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION
• CHAPTER-2 SYSTEM TRAINING (Operation)
• CHAPTER-3 EQUIPMENT / USER SAFETY
• CHAPTER-4 MAINTENANCE

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Introduction

The Drainage system caters all the soil & waste water and
AC condensate discharge from the terminal building. All
these unwanted water flows through the piping system by
Gravity.
All Soil, waste water and Condensate drain are being
discharge to the main sewer line in the airside and flows to
the Sewerage pumping station.
The water is then pumped from the sewerage pumping
station to the waste ponds for natural treatment.

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CHAPTER-1
SYSTEM FAMILIARIZATION

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Components:

Submersible sewerage pump


1 Working + 1 standby
Capacity 19.0 l/s @ 16.5 m Head
By FLYGT - Netherlands

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Fixtures:

Several types Sanitary wares used in the Terminal


Building:

Water closet / Public Toilet:


Model Katja 018409 / 00642
Duravit

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Continuation:

Disable Toilet / Parapleigic Toilet:


Model D code 222809 / 0006041
Duravit

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Continuation:

Public Wash Basin:


Model D code 231055
Duravit

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Continuation:

Public Wash Basin Siphon


Cover:
Model D code 085718
Duravit

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Continuation:

Disabled Wash Basin /


Parapleigic Wash Basin:
Model D code 231260
Duravit

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Continuation:

Public Urinal:
Model D code 082930
Duravit

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Continuation:

Cleaner’s Sink:
Franke Model DSG
Drip sink 535 x 454 x 150
Code 350950

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Traps & Accessories:

Bottle Trap for Cleaner’s Sink:


Cobra model 360

Waste Fitting for Pantry Sink


& Cleaner’s sink
Cobra model 316

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Traps & Accessories:

P-trap for Pantry sink:


Franke Spazi F/1 single
Model 301151

Bottle Trap for Parapleigic


sink from Geberit
Model 151.034.21.1

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Traps & Accessories:

Bottle trap for Public Wash:


basin – Grohe
Model 28920000

Waste Fitting for Public Wash


Basin – Grohe
Model 65807000

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Miscellaneous Accessory:

Parapleigic Grab Rail


Grab Rail CNTXPAR
Model 359885 by Franke

Parapleigic Grab Rail (Straight)


Model CNTX750 359874
by Franke

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Miscellaneous Accessory:

Floor Drain by Kessel


Model 45254, 45701,
42703, 48500, 48410,
48201

Floor Drain – Plant Room


by ROFO - Stainless

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Miscellaneous Accessory:

Back Flow preventer


By Kessel - Staufix

Rodding Eye, Vent Cowl


and Air acceptance valve
By Marley

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CHAPTER-2
SYSTEM TRAINING - OPERATION

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Operation

The system operation is very basic, all waste water collected


either by floor drain, all type of basins, urinal, water closet,
Cleaner sink, ablution are all collected by the drainage piping
network.
The pipelines are sloped by 1% and the water flows due to
gravity.
All water flow to the manholes located in the Airside and flows up
to the sewerage pumping station. Lastly, the sewerage
submersible pumps – pump the water to the underground piping
which leads to the waste ponds.

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Operation

The piping are all uPVC pipes except few provisions in the
second floor shell and core area which is cast iron.
The uPVC pipes are manufactured by Marley and the cast iron
are from Saint Gobain.
All external underground piping are from Plasco (Class 34).

A site layout will be shown in the training room to explain the


flow of water from the terminal to the Sewerage pump station
etc.

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CHAPTER-3
EQUIPMENT / USER SAFETY

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Safety guidelines in operating and maintaining the Drainage system

Equipment User

 Maintenance personnel should not be under


 Ensure that the sewerage submersible
the influence of drugs, alcohol during
pumps are switched off (locked and tagged)
working hours.
prior to any maintenance works.
 Personnel working hours should be
 Ensure a proper hoisting device should be
managed by the facility management team.
used to lift the submersible pump during
maintenance.  Use an appropriate type of PPE when
servicing the units.
 Ensure that the hook connecting the
pipeline and the pump is dismantled prior to  Proper ventilation and lighting should be
hoisting. present when servicing the manholes
 Proper man lifter should used when  Use an appropriate type of safety boots
servicing a clogged pipe in high levels. inside the manhole to avoid slippage.
Training for works at high level prior should .
be done prior the execution.

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CHAPTER-4
MAINTENANCE

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Basic Guidelines:

Proper housekeeping and ensure cleanliness of the Sanitary wares at


all times. In the event that one of the sanitary wares, floor drain has
been clogged, the following step can be applied:
1. Locate the nearest clean out in order to clean the clog.
2. In worst conditions, Water closet can also be pulled out for rodding.
However, sealant must be applied again between the tile and the
WC.
3. Backflow arrestors are also positioned in the main sewer lines, they
can also be checked if blockages occured.
4. Refer to O&M T3-BAM-G99-G0-GE-M-068 for the recommended
maintenance activity for the submersible sewerage pumps.

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ASANTE SANA!

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