BOCA APPENDIX C NPC Sizing the Building Water Supply Distribution System
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BOCA APPENDIX C NPC Document Information:
Title
Sizing the Building Water Supply Distribution System
Building Officials and Code Administrators International Inc.
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1990
Scope:
Introduction
This appendix contains three methods for sizing a water supply and
distribution system. The methods outlined are only recommended. This
appendix is not intended to be enforced as code minimum requirements.
Other methods of sizing water supply and distribution systems may be
acceptable.
The designations used to distinguish the three methods are prefixes C.1,
C.2 and C.3.
Purpose: The primary purpose of this appendix is to set forth
performance requirements, design criteria and procedures for safe and
efficient water supply and distribution systems within buildings and
thereby protect the health and safety of building occupants. A
practical procedure is developed whereby maximum probable demands may be
determined and pipe sizes selected consistent with the stated objective
and recognized basic plumbing code principles. Conformance to this
recommended practice will assure that the intent of the code has been
met. Nothing in this appendix is envisioned as exclusionary nor is it
intended to preclude the use of alternative techniques.
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