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Appendix K - Hydraulic and Wet Fire Services Report
BRW Enterprises (Qld) Pty Ltd
“DA Report”, PF 80 Cooroy Care Farm Development for LCC. Page : 9
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1.5 HOT WATER SERVICES
The hot water system shall comprise a flow and return pipework system provided to each building.
The hot water shall be generated from a central bank of LPG gas fired hot water units.
The hot water services shall be in accordance with the following Australian Standards :-
AS 1167 Welding and Brazing – Filler Metals
AS 1345 Identification of the Contents of Piping, Conduits and Ducts
AS 1432 Copper Tubes for Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainage Applications.
AS 1530.4 Methods for Fire Tests on Building Materials, Components and
Structures. Part 4 - Fire Resistance Tests of Elements of Building
Construction
AS 1628 Water Supply - Copper Alloy Gate, Globe and Non-Return Valves.
AS 1718 Water Supply - Copper Alloy Screw Down Pattern Taps –
Specified by Dimensions
AS 2129 Flanges for Pipes, Valves and Fittings
AS 2638 Sluice Valves for Waterworks Purposes
AS 3500 National Plumbing and Drainage Code – Compendium
AS 3500.1.2 Water Supply
AS 3500.4.2 Hot Water Supply Systems
AS 3688 Water Supply – Copper and Copper Alloy Body Compression and
Capillary Fittings and Threaded-End Connectors.
Hot water units shall provide water at a minimum temperature of sixty-five (65°) Celsuis for outlet
flow to the draw-off points or fixtures. Hot water heaters shall be designed as fully mains pressure
types, complete with all necessary stop valves, expansion valves and pressure relief valves and
safetrays to ensure the installation is in accordance with the regulatory standards.
Hot water pipework shall be copper tube Type “B”. No pressurised services in slabs. All hot water
pipes shall be insulated with preformed sectionalised fibreglass insulation wrapped with sisalation.
The minimum insulation thickness to hot water piping shall be 25mm for pipes less than 50mm
nominal bore and 38mm for pipes of 50mm and above.
Thermostatic mixing valves shall be designed to service all fixtures within accommodation areas,
including all personal washing facilities within the complex. Thermostatic mixing valves shall be
located such that future maintenance and testing can be effected quickly and easily.
Document : 14,967/da-rep/A
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