DESINGNING A LEVEL III WATER FACILITY FOR ELEVATED BARANGAY CENTRAL, MANAY, DAVAO ORIENTAL

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2024-03Author
Solideo, Joshua Ray
Sayman, Miguel Paulo
Espina, Michael Gabriel
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Water is indispensable for human survival and crucial for maintaining health
and sustaining life in urban and rural areas. While urban regions have seen
advancements in water supply technology ensuring continuous access to clean water,
rural areas often rely on outdated methods like natural spring collection. This reliance
impedes economic growth and exacerbates the gap between urban and rural regions.
Advocates are addressing this gap by examining water characteristics in Manay,
Davao Oriental, focusing on Barangay Central. The aim is to design and implement a
Level III water distribution system tailored to local needs. Researchers are developing
three system designs, considering economy and efficiency using advanced engineering
applications and region-specific data.
This initiative will produce comprehensive deliverables, including hydraulic
analysis, engineering design, and cost estimates for the selected water distribution
system. By incorporating advanced technologies, the project seeks to provide clean
water access, stimulate socio-economic development, and improve residents' quality of
life in Barangay Central and its neighboring areas.
Keywords: – Hydraulic Analysis, Detailed Engineering Design, Detailed Unit Price
Analysis
SDG Indicator: #6 (Clean Water and Sanitation