No areas where exceed 90m. There are a few areas which could experience low residual pressures: One 1) Higher areas in Wesbank which is currently fed from the Wesbank reservoirs and not the tower. PRV 2) Small area in the central part of Malmesbury, which is fed from the Kleindam reservoir. situated in the District. There are four PRVs in Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range. the system Riverlands No where Riebeek Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range, except in the higher lying areas where the Wes pressures are as low as 20m. exceed 90m No areas where Riebeek exceed Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range. Kasteel 90m. Three PRVs in the system. No areas where Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range. exceed 90m No areas where peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range, except for the higher lying areas close to the Darling reservoir and in the low cost housing development. exceed 90m. The table below gives an overview of the proposed upgradings for the various distribution systems, as identified in the latest Water Master Plans (2008). Table 1.2.4.2.2: Proposed upgradings for the various distribution systems (Water Master Plan) Moorreesburg Proposed distribution districts: No changes. Reservoirs: No additional capacity is required. Proposed future system and required
No areas where exceed 90m. One PRV situated in the District. There are a few areas which could experience low residual pressures: 1) Higher areas in Wesbank which is currently fed from the Wesbank reservoirs and not the tower. 2) Small area in the central part of Malmesbury, which is fed from the Kleindam reservoir. Riverlands There are four PRVs in the system Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range. Riebeek Wes No where exceed 90m Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range, except in the higher lying areas where the pressures are as low as 20m. Riebeek Kasteel No areas where exceed 90m. Three PRVs in the system. Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range. No areas where exceed 90m Under peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range. Darling No areas where exceed 90m. peak hour demand conditions in the 24m to 90m range, except for the higher lying areas close to the reservoir and in the low cost housing development. The table below gives an overview of the proposed upgradings for the various distribution systems, as identified in the latest Water Master Plans (2008). Table 1.2.4.2.2: Proposed upgradings for the various distribution systems (Water Master Plan) Moorreesburg Proposed distribution districts: No changes. Reservoirs: No additional capacity is required. Proposed future system and required
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