What you'll learn:
- Define Sanitary drainage system
- Define Sewage Types
- Sewage Systems Definitions
- Identify Building Drainage system
- Define Sanitary Drainage Pipes
- How to test the sanitary pipes
- How to install pipes support
- Sanitary pipes sizing
- Identify Hydraulic jump
- Floor drains definitions
- Cleanouts definitions
- Trench drain definitions
- Inspection chamber and manholes explanation
- Sump pit pump calculations
- Slow down chamber definitions
- Septic and holding tank definitions and calculations
Disclaimer: “This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.”
Welcome to the Complete Sanitary Drainage Design Masterclass presented by Engineering Hub Academy!
Sanitary drainage design is an essential part of plumbing and MEP engineering. Every building needs a reliable drainage system to safely collect and discharge wastewater from toilets, wash basins, showers, kitchens, floor drains, and other plumbing fixtures.
In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of sanitary drainage systems and understand how drainage networks are designed, sized, routed, installed, and coordinated in real building projects.
The course covers key topics such as sewage types, drainage system arrangements, pipe materials, pipe installation requirements, gravity flow, pipe slopes, Drainage Fixture Units, pipe sizing, drainage routing, cleanouts, floor drains, interceptors, inspection chambers, manholes, sump pumps, septic tanks, holding tanks, and AI-assisted plumbing design.
You will also go through practical calculation examples related to pipe slope, invert levels, DFU calculation, sump pump head, sump pit volume, septic tank sizing, and holding tank sizing.
Course Content:
Types of Sanitary Drainage Systems
Two-Pipe System
One-Pipe System
Single Stack System
System Comparison & Selection
Drainage Pipe Materials and Applications
PVC
UPVC
CPVC
HDPE
PE
Material Selection Criteria
Pipe Installation Requirements
Pipe Connections
Pipe Supports
Pipe Testing
Installation Best Practices
Gravity Flow and Hydraulic Principles
Flow Characteristics
Pipe Slopes
Hydraulic Jump
Design Considerations
Drainage Fixture Units and Pipe Sizing
DFU Concept
Fixture Unit Calculations
Pipe Sizing Methodology
Sizing Examples
Drainage Routing and Layout Design
Network Routing Principles
Building Drain Layout
Coordination Considerations
Practical Layout Example
Drainage Accessories and Special Components
Cleanouts
Floor Drains
Trench Drains
Gully Traps
Oil Interceptors
Grease Interceptors
Inspection Chambers and Manholes
Inspection Chambers
Manholes
Design Requirements
Spacing and Locations
Slow Down Chambers and Special Applications
Purpose
Design Concepts
Installation Guidelines
Sump Pits and Sump Pumps
Applications
Components
Design Fundamentals
Septic Tanks and Holding Tanks
System Components
Design Considerations
Operation and Maintenance
Complete Sanitary Drainage Design Example
Fixture Unit Calculation
Pipe Sizing
Routing Design
Manhole Placement
Final Design Review
AI-Assisted Plumbing and Drainage Design
Using AI for code interpretation
Pipe sizing assistance
Design checking
Productivity workflows for plumbing engineers
About Us
Engineering Hub Academy, founded in July 2021, is a dynamic and innovative online platform dedicated to providing high-quality education to students from all over the world. With over 50,000 students enrolled, we are a leading provider of mechanical engineering courses.
Our team of experienced instructors and engineers brings their expertise and industry insights to each course, ensuring that our students receive a comprehensive education that prepares them for real-world challenges. Our courses are designed to be interactive and engaging, featuring a combination of lectures, exercises, and practical projects that allow students to apply what they've learned in real-world situations.
At Engineering Hub Academy, we are committed to providing an exceptional learning experience for our students. Whether you're a beginner looking to start a new career in mechanical engineering or a seasoned professional looking to expand your knowledge, we have a course that's right for you. Join us today and start your journey toward a successful career in mechanical engineering!
