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    The document summarizes a student's internship report on rural water supply and sanitation in India. It discusses key aspects of rural water infrastructure including overhead water tanks, pipeline networks, and concrete drainage systems. The report analyzes the design, construction, and importance of these components in ensuring reliable water access and effective sanitation in rural communities.

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    ADITYA ENGINEERING COLLEGE(A)

    Approved by AICTE , permanently Affiliated to JNTUK & Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade
    Recognized by UGC under the section 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC act 1956
    Aditya Nagar, ADB Road – Surampalem – 533437, E.G.DIST.., A.P...,

    Department of civil engineering

    INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATE
    This is to certify that the Internship report entitled “RURAL WATER SUPPLY &
    SANITATION DEPARTMENT” is being submitted by CHUKKA PAVAN KUMAR bearing roll
    no. 20A91A0160 of the academic year 2023-2024 submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements
    for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Technology in Civil Engineering, AEC (A), is an
    internship report of Bonafide work carried out by him. The matter embodied in this report, has not
    been submitted to any other university for the award of any other degree.

    Internship Coordinator Head of the Department


    Mr. P. Shiva Kumar, M.Sc.., (Ph.D.), Dr. B. Ram Mohan Reddy, M.E., Ph.D,

    Sr. Assistant Professor Head of the Department


    Department of Civil Engineering Department of Civil Engineering
    Aditya Engineering College (A) Aditya Engineering College (A)

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    INTERNSHIP REPORT

    RURAL WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION

    Submitted by: -

    Name of the student: CHUKKA PAVAN KUMAR

    Roll No.: 20A91A0160

    Semester: VII

    Branch: Department of Civil Engineering

    Aditya Engineering College.

    Details of Internship awarding institute

    Company or Institute name: RWS&S DEPARTMENT KTV

    Domain of the Internship: Execution of OHSR’S, Laying of

    pipelines & CC Drains

    Period of Internship: One month

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    ABSTRACT
    During my one month Internship, I immersed myself in the world of Rural Water
    Supply & Sanitation. This training was more than just a requirement; it aimed to give
    me a practical insight into the core industry, helping me develop a professional attitude
    and refine my drawing skills.
    This internship report delves into the intricate aspects of rural water supply and
    sanitation, focusing on critical components such as overhead service reservoirs (OHSR)
    tanks, pipeline layouts, and reinforced concrete (CC) drains. The exploration of OHSR
    tanks involves understanding their significance in ensuring a reliable water supply to
    rural communities. The report meticulously examines the design, construction, and
    maintenance considerations for OHSR tanks, emphasizing their pivotal role in sustaining
    water availability.
    Additionally, the document scrutinizes the intricate layouts for pipeline systems,
    aiming to optimize water distribution efficiency in rural areas. This section highlights the
    importance of strategically planned networks, considering factors such as topography,
    demand patterns, and future expansion. The analysis extends to cover technological
    advancements and sustainability practices employed in pipeline design.
    Furthermore, the report delves into the planning and implementation of CC drains for
    effective sanitation in rural settings. It underscores the role of drainage systems in
    preventing waterborne diseases and maintaining overall community well-being. The
    exploration encompasses design principles, construction methodologies, and the
    integration of CC drains into the broader water supply and sanitation framework.
    Throughout the report, real-world case studies and practical insights gleaned during the
    internship provide a contextual foundation for the theoretical discussions. By addressing
    these critical facets of rural water supply and sanitation, the report aims to contribute
    valuable perspectives and recommendations for enhancing water infrastructure in
    underserved communities.

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    CONTENTS

    1. INTRODUCTION TO RURAL WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION


    2. OVER HEAD SERVICE RESERVOIRS TANKS
    3. LAYING OF PIPELINES
    4. CC DRAINS
    5. CONCLUSION

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    INTRODUCTION:

    The provision of clean water and effective sanitation in rural areas


    stands as a cornerstone for community health, well-being, and
    sustainable development. In the pursuit of addressing the challenges
    faced by rural populations, this internship report embarks on an
    exploration of key elements within the realm of rural water supply and
    sanitation.
    The significance of these interventions extends beyond the mere
    fulfillment of basic needs; it encompasses fostering resilience,
    promoting economic growth, and ensuring the fundamental right to a
    dignified Life.

    OVER HEAD SERVICE RESERVOIR TANKS:

    Fig no.1 OHSR Tank

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    One pivotal aspect of our endeavors involves understanding,
    designing, and implementing overhead service reservoirs (OHSR) tanks.
    These reservoirs play a crucial role in providing a reliable and consistent
    water supply to remote communities.
    The report delves into the intricacies of OHSR tanks, examining
    their structural considerations, capacity planning, and the integration of
    innovative technologies to enhance efficiency. Practical insights gained
    during the internship shed light on the challenges and solutions
    encountered in the field.

    LAYING OF PIPELINES:

    Fig no. 2 Laying of Pipelines


    Efficient distribution of water within rural landscapes demands a
    meticulous approach to the laying of pipelines. The report
    comprehensively covers the planning, design, and execution of pipeline
    networks, emphasizing the need for strategic layouts that factor in
    topographical features, demand projections, and sustainability.
    Technological advancements in pipeline construction are explored,
    highlighting their impact on optimizing water delivery and minimizing
    resource wastage.

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    CC DRAINS:

    Fig no. 3 CC Drains


    Ensuring effective sanitation in rural areas is intrinsically linked to
    the development and maintenance of reinforced concrete (CC) drains.
    This section of the report sheds light on the significance of drainage
    systems in preventing waterborne diseases and enhancing overall
    community hygiene.
    It discusses the design principles, construction methodologies, and
    the integration of CC drains into the broader rural water supply and
    sanitation framework, drawing on practical experiences from the
    internship.

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    CONCLUSION:
    In conclusion, the pursuit of clean water and effective sanitation in
    rural areas is not just a basic necessity but a fundamental right that
    underpins community health, well-being, and sustainable development.
    This internship report has delved into crucial elements within the rural
    water supply and sanitation, highlighting their significance in promoting
    economic growth, and ensuring a dignified life for rural populations.
    The exploration of overhead service reservoirs (OHSR) tanks has
    underscored their pivotal role in providing a reliable water supply to
    remote communities. Understanding their structural intricacies, capacity
    planning, and the integration of innovative technologies has been
    identified as essential for achieving efficiency in water distribution. The
    practical insights gained during the internship have illuminated both
    challenges and viable solutions in the implementation of OHSR tanks.
    The laying of pipelines has been identified as a critical aspect of
    ensuring efficient water distribution in rural landscapes. The report has
    emphasized the need for meticulous planning, design, and execution of
    pipeline networks, taking into account topographical features, demand
    projections, and sustainability considerations. The exploration of
    technological advancements in pipeline construction highlights their
    potential in optimizing water delivery and minimizing resource wastage.
    In the realm of sanitation, the development and maintenance of
    reinforced concrete (CC) drains have been recognized as integral to
    preventing waterborne diseases and enhancing community hygiene. This
    section of the report has elucidated the design principles, construction
    methodologies, and the integration of CC drains into the broader rural
    water supply and sanitation framework.

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