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Municipal Water Infrastructure Surge Study – Pumping Station Network, Qatar
Project
Municipal Water Infrastructure Surge Study – Pumping Station Network, Qatar
Location
Qatar
Status
Completed
Project Category
Infrastructure

Scope of Work
- Surge analysis for a newly integrated 600 mm diameter piping system
- Pump trip and start-up transient pressure evaluation
- Compliance with Qatar Construction Specifications (QCS) 2014 guidelines
Project Summary
Conserve Solutions conducted a detailed surge analysis for a newly integrated municipal water pumping system in Qatar, focusing on a 600 mm diameter piping line connected to a submersible pump within an existing reservoir tank. The study included simulation of pump trip and start-up events to evaluate transient pressure surges, ensuring system safety and hydraulic stability. All analyses were performed in strict alignment with QCS 2014 standards to guarantee compliance and operational reliability within the Murraikh Pumping Station network. This project highlights Conserve’s capability in hydraulic transient modeling and its critical role in protecting complex municipal water infrastructure against surge-induced failures.