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    Mejoramiento de la conducción y almacenamiento del sistema de agua potable del barrio El Mirador para mejorar la calidad sanitaria del cantón Cevallos, provincia de Tungurahua
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ingeniería Civil y Mecánica, Carrera de Ingeniería Civil, 2021-09) Nuñez Pungaña, Klever Roberto; Castro Solorzano, Fidel Alberto
    In this technical project the improvement of the conduction and storage of the drinking water system of the El Mirador neighborhood is presented to improve the sanitary quality of the Cevallos canton, Tungurahua province. This project was carried out taking as a starting point the application of bibliographic and field research, through which it was possible to know in detail the characteristics of the sector, information that was obtained from different sources, among which we can find: Plan of Territorial Planning of the Cevallos canton, National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC) and books from the DB Virtual Libraries of the Technical University of Ambato. In order to improve the conduction, as well as the storage, the design standard for drinking water supply systems, excreta disposal and liquid waste in rural areas is considered. Through which it was possible to determine the period, the population, the endowment and the design flows. Thus, the different recommendations and parameters presented by this standard were also considered. The project also presents the analysis of unit prices, technical specifications, plans, budget and valued work schedule for its construction, additionally, the environmental impact assessment that the execution of the project will produce is presented. Finally, based on the characteristics and requirements of the sector, the implementation of a conduction line and exclusive storage tank for this neighborhood is proposed as a solution, a project that will benefit a total of 635 people, in a period of 25 years.