Structure: Introduction → Methodology → Findings
→ Discussion → Summary
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Campus Drinking Water Facilities
Prepared For: Principal, Govt Graduate College Burewala
Prepared By: Facilities Management Office
Date: 26 October 2025
Data Period: January–September 2025
1. Introduction
This report documents operational
details of three drinking water purification plants serving academic blocks at
Govt. Graduate College Burewala. Data covers capacity, technology, and
utilization as of Q3 2025.
2. Methodology
Data Sources:
- Plant
maintenance logs
- Water
flow meters (daily usage records)
- Service
technician reports
- ISO
24512 testing protocols
Data Collection:
- Daily
output measurements (08 AM–05 PM)
- Monthly
water quality tests
- Facility
audits (August 2025)
3. Findings
Plant Specifications & Utilization
| Plant | Location | System | Capacity | Serving Zones | Daily Use | Utilization |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central | Science Block | RO + UV | 5,000L | Science, Old Bldg | 4,200L | 84% |
| New | Rana Asghar | Carbon + Ozone | 3,500L | Rana Asghar | 2,900L | 83% |
| Small | New Block | Filter + UV | 1,800L | New Block, Admin | 1,450L | 81% |
Key Operational Metrics
- Total
Capacity: 10,300
L/day
- Total
Daily Consumption: 8,550 L (83% utilization)
- Peak
Demand Period: 10:30
AM–1:30 PM (68% of daily usage)
- Last
Servicing Dates:
- Central
Plant: 15 September 2025
- New
Plant: 5 October 2025
- Small
Plant: 20 August 2025
4. Discussion
Capacity Utilization
- All
plants operate at 81–84% capacity (within safe limits <90%).
- Central
Plant handles highest demand (4,200 L/day) due to Science Block labs.
Water Quality Compliance
- Monthly
tests show 100% adherence to Punjab Food Authority standards.
- TDS levels:
| Plant | Avg. TDS (ppm) | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Central (RO) | 105 | ≤500 ppm |
| New (Ozonation) | 250 | ≤500 ppm |
| Small (UV) | 380 | ≤500 ppm |
All plants significantly exceed water quality standards (≤500 ppm TDS)
Maintenance Observations
- Small
Plant requires filter changes 2× more frequently (high sediment in
groundwater).
- New
Plant’s ozonation system reduced bacterial counts by 99.8% post-upgrade
(March 2025).
5. Summary
- Central
Plant (RO+UV) supports high-demand zones at 84% capacity.
- New
Plant (Ozonation) efficiently serves Rana Asghar Block with 83%
utilization.
- Small
Plant meets New Block’s needs at 81% capacity despite sediment challenges.
- Zero
service interruptions recorded in Q3 2025.
Attachments:
- Water
quality test certificates (Sept 2025)
- Maintenance
schedules
- Plant layout maps
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