This standard is formulated to make the design of ancillary buildings and ancillary equipment of urban water supply plants meet unified construction standards and control the construction scale. This standard is applicable to the design of ancillary buildings and ancillary equipment of newly built, expanded and rebuilt water supply plants. CJJ 41-1991 Design Standard for Ancillary Buildings and Ancillary Equipment of Urban Water Supply Plants CJJ41-1991 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net

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Editor: Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute Approval Department: Ministry of Construction of the People's Republic of China Effective Date: December 1, 1991
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About the Release of Industry Standard "Design Standard for Auxiliary Buildings of Urban Water Supply Plants" Notice on the "Design Standard for Auxiliary Buildings and Auxiliary Equipment of Urban Water Supply Plants" Construction Standard [1991] No. 333
To the Construction Committees (Construction Departments) of all provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, the Construction Committees of cities with independent planning status, and relevant ministries and commissions of the State Council:
According to the requirements of the former Ministry of Urban and Rural Construction and Environmental Protection Document (83) Chengkezi No. 224, the "Design Standard for Auxiliary Buildings and Auxiliary Equipment of Urban Water Supply Plants" edited by the Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute has been reviewed and approved as an industry standard, numbered CJJ41-91, and will be implemented from December 1, 1991.
This standard is managed by the Ministry of Construction's Urban Construction Standards and Technology Management Unit, the Ministry of Construction's Urban Construction Research Institute, and its specific interpretation and other work is the responsibility of the Shanghai Municipal Engineering Design Institute. Ministry of Construction of the People's Republic of China
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Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Area of ​​Ancillary Buildings
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
Section 6
Section 7
Section 8
Section 9
Section 10|| tt||General Provisions
Production Management Rooms
Administrative Office Rooms
Laboratory
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Maintenance Workshop
Bathroom and Boiler Room
Section 11
Section 12
Section 13
Section 14
Chapter 3
Greening Room
Electricity
Telephone
Message Room
Others·
Decoration of Accessory Buildings
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
Section 4
General Provisions
Outdoor Decoration·
Indoor Decoration
Door and Window Decoration
Chapter 4
Ancillary Equipment
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3
General Provisions·
Laboratory Equipment
Maintenance Equipment·
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Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1.0.1 This standard is formulated to unify the design of ancillary buildings and ancillary equipment of urban water supply plants (hereinafter referred to as water supply plants) to achieve unified construction standards and control the construction scale.
Article 1.0.2 This standard applies to the design of ancillary buildings and ancillary equipment of newly built, expanded and rebuilt water supply plants.
Article 1.0.3 Water plants are divided into two categories: surface water plants and groundwater plants. The water supply scale is divided into five levels (0.5×104~2×10m/d, 2×104~5×10*m/d, 5×10*~10×10m/d, 10×10*~20×10*m/d, 20×104~50×10m/d). Water plants below 2×10m/d are small-sized water plants, 2×104~10×10m/d are medium-sized water plants, and water plants above 10×10m/d are large-sized water plants.
Data with a range of variation in this standard should be determined by interpolation. Article 1.0.4
Article 1.0.5 In addition to complying with the provisions of this standard, the design of ancillary buildings and ancillary equipment of water plants shall also comply with the provisions of relevant national laws and regulations and standards in force. Engineering Construction Standard Full Text Information System
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Chapter II Auxiliary Building Area
Section I General Provisions
Article 2.1.1 The ancillary buildings of the water supply plant shall be arranged according to the overall layout, combined with the site environment, topography, meteorology and geology conditions. The layout plan shall meet the requirements of economic rationality, safety and applicability, and convenient construction and management. Article 2.1.2 The ancillary building area specified in this standard shall be the usable area. Article 2.1.3 The building coefficient of the comprehensive building composed of production and management rooms, administrative office rooms, laboratories and dormitories of the water supply plant can be selected at 55%65%, and the building coefficient of other ancillary buildings should comply with the provisions of Table 2.1.3. Building coefficient
Building name
Warehouse, machine repair room
Canteen (including kitchen)
Bathroom, boiler room
Communication room
Building coefficient%
Section 2 Production management rooms
Article 2.2.1 Production management rooms include planning room, technical room, technical information room, labor and wage room, finance room, conference room, activity room, dispatch room, medical room and telephone switchboard room.
Article 2.2.2
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Water Supply Plant
Scale (10m3/a)
Production and Management Room Area
Surface Water Plant (m2)
100~150
150~210
210~300
300~350
350~400
Note: This table already includes the area of ​​administrative office space. Table 2.2.2
Groundwater Plant (m2)
80~120
120~150
150~180
180~250
250~300
Section 3 Administrative Office Space
Article 2.3.1 Administrative office space includes offices, typing rooms, data rooms and reception rooms. It should be built together with production management rooms. Article 2.3.2 For administrative office space, the average area per person (i.e., per staff member) is 5.8~6.5m2.
Section 4 Laboratory
Article 2.4.1 The area of ​​the laboratory should be determined according to the routine water quality test items. According to the scale of the water supply plant, it is generally composed of physical and chemical analysis room, toxicology test room, biological test room (including sterile room), heating room, balance room, instrument room, drug storage room (including drug room), office and changing room.
Article The area and capacity of the laboratory shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.4.2. Article 2.4.2
Laboratory area and capacity
Plant scale
(10m3/a)
Surface water plant
Area (m2)
90~110
110~160
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Groundwater plant
Area (m2)
80~100
Capacity (person)
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Plant scale
(10°m2/d)
Surface water plant
Area (m)
160~180
180~200
Staffing ()
Groundwater plant
Area (m2)
100~120
120~150
Staffing ()
Note: This surface area refers to the first-level laboratory room of the water supply plant, excluding the laboratory room of the workshop and the team. Article 2.4.3 The area of ​​the laboratory equipped with large instruments such as atomic absorption and gas chromatography analyzers can be increased as appropriate. Section V Maintenance Workshop
Article 2.5.1 The maintenance workshop generally includes a machine repair room, an electric repair room, a water meter repair room and a masonry room.
Section 2.5.Article 2 The machine repair room of a water supply plant is divided into two types: medium repair and minor repair. Medium repair mainly repairs components, while minor repair mainly repairs spare parts. The type of repair room should be selected based on the machine repair strength and cooperation conditions of the local water supply company. Independently set up pump stations can be determined according to minor repairs.
Article 2.5.3 The area and capacity of the machine repair room should be determined according to the scale of the water supply plant and the type of maintenance, and should comply with the provisions of Table 2.5.3. Machine repair shop area and staffing table
Maintenance
Factory scale
(10*m*/a)
Workshop area
Auxiliary area
Workshop area
2~52~5
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4~63~6
6~86~7
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Maintenance
Plant scale
(10m%）
Workshop area
Auxiliary area
~150~130
~190~160
7~96~7
9~107~8
Workshop area
Auxiliary area
~160~140
8~107~8
Article 2.5.4 The auxiliary area of ​​the machine repair room refers to the total area of ​​the tool room, spare parts warehouse, men's and women's dressing rooms, toilets, rest rooms and offices. When the scale of the water supply plant is less than 10×10°m/d, a rest room may not be set up.
Article 2.5.5 When a cold work shed is set up outside the machine repair room, its area can be calculated as 20% to 40% of the workshop area.
Article 2.5.6 Water supply plants with no local water meter repair capabilities and a scale below 10×10°m/d should set up water meter repair rooms, and their area and capacity should comply with the provisions of Table 2.5.6.
Area and capacity of water meter repair rooms
Scale of water supply plant (10°m2/a)
Area (m2)
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The area and staffing of the electric repair room shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.5.7. Article 2.5.7
Area and staffing of electric repair room
Plant scale
(10*m2/a)
Surface water plant
Area (m2)
Staffing (people)
Note: This table does not take into account the maintenance of control system instruments and equipment. Article 2.5.8
Groundwater plant
Area (m2)
Staffing (people)
The carpenter's room includes the workplaces and places for carpenters,
plasterers and painters, etc. The area and capacity of tool storage areas shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.5.8. Area and capacity of masonry workshops
Plant scale
(10°m2/a)
Surface water plant
Area (m2)
Capacity (person)
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Groundwater plant
Area (m2)
Capacity (person)
Maintenance pit, tool room and rest room
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Section 7
Warehouses can be set up in a centralized or decentralized manner, and their total area should comply with the following table: Warehouse area
Water supply plant scale (10°m2/a)
Surface water plant (m2)
50~100
100~150
150~200
200~250
250~300
Note: ① The storage of purified water and disinfectants is not within the scope of this warehouse. Table 2.7.1
Groundwater plant (m2)
80~100
100~150
150~200||tt| |200~250
② For water supply warehouses of 10×10m/d and above, the office area of ​​warehouse management personnel has been included in the table. Section 8
The canteen of a water supply plant includes a restaurant and a kitchen (food preparation, fire-making, operation, storage, refrigeration, baking, office and changing rooms, etc.), and its total area quota shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.8.1.
Area quota for dining staff in the canteen
Scale of water supply plant (10*m/a)
Note: The same for surface water plants and groundwater plants. Article 2.8.2
Area quota (m2/person)
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For water supply plants with a scale less than 0.5×10m/d, the area quota can be increased as appropriate. When it is greater than 50×10°m/d, the area quota can be reduced as appropriate. Article 2.8.4 There should be a place for storing coal and slag outside the canteen, and a vegetable cellar should be set up in cold areas.
Section 9 Bathrooms and Boiler Rooms
Article 2.9.1 The total area of ​​male and female bathrooms (including shower rooms, washrooms, dressing rooms, toilets, etc.) should comply with the provisions of Table 2.9.1. Bathroom area
Water supply plant scale (10°m/a)
Article 2.9.2
Article 2.9.3
Surface water plant (m2)
Groundwater plant (m2)
The area of ​​the boiler room should be determined according to needs. There should be a place for stacking coal and slag outside the boiler room. Section 10
Article 2.10.1
2.10.1 regulations.
The water supply plant should have a pipe fittings shed, and its area should meet the requirements of the surface pipe fittings shed area
Water supply plant scale (10m2/a)
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80~100
100~200
200~250
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Table 2.10.1Article 7 Area and staffing of electric repair room Plant scale (10*m2/a) Surface water plant Area (m2) Staffing (person) Note: This table does not take into account the maintenance of control system instruments and equipment. Article 2.5.8 Groundwater plant Area (m2) Staffing (person) The carpentry and masonry room includes the work places for carpenters, masons and painters, as well as the places for stacking tools. Its area and staffing shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.5.8. Area and staffing of masonry workshop
Plant scale
(10°m2/a)
Surface water plant
Area (m2)
Staffing (person)
Section VI
Groundwater plant
Area (m2)
Staffing (person)
Maintenance pit, tool room and rest room
Article Garage is generally composed of parking room, village
Article 2.6.1
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2.7.1 provisions.
Section 7
Warehouses can be set up in a centralized or decentralized manner, and their total area should comply with the table warehouse area
Water supply plant scale (10°m2/a)
Surface water plant (m2)
50~100
100~150
150~200
200~250
250~300
Note: ①The storage of purified water and disinfectants is not within the scope of this warehouse. Table 2.7.1
Groundwater Plant (m2)
80~100
100~150
150~200
200~250
②For water supply warehouses of 10×10m/d and above, the office area of ​​warehouse management personnel has been included in the table. Section 8
The canteen of a water supply plant includes a restaurant and a kitchen (food preparation, fire-making, operation, storage, refrigeration, baking, office and dressing room, etc.), and its total area quota shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.8.1.
Area quota for dining staff in the canteen
Scale of water supply plant (10*m/a)
Note: The same for surface water plants and groundwater plants. Article 2.8.2
Area quota (m2/person)
The number of people eating should be calculated based on the maximum number of people on the shift (i.e. the production staff on the shift plus the production assistants and management staff on the day shift). Engineering Construction Standard Full Text Information System
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The area quota of a water supply plant with a scale less than 0.5×10m/d can be increased as appropriate. When it is greater than 50×10°m/d, the area quota can be reduced as appropriate. Article 2.8.4 There should be a place for stacking coal and slag outside the canteen, and a vegetable cellar should be set up in cold areas.
Section 9 Bathrooms and Boiler Rooms
Article 2.9.1 The total area of ​​male and female bathrooms (including shower rooms, washrooms, dressing room toilets, etc.) should comply with the provisions of Table 2.9.1. Bathroom area
Water supply plant scale (10°m/a)
Article 2.9.2
Article 2.9.3
Surface water plant (m2)
Groundwater plant (m2)
The area of ​​the boiler room should be determined according to needs. There should be a place for stacking coal and slag outside the boiler room. Section 10
Article 2.10.1
2.10.1 regulations.
The water supply plant should have a pipe fittings shed, and its area should meet the requirements of the surface pipe fittings shed area
Water supply plant scale (10m2/a)
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80~100
100~200
200~250
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Table 2.10.1Article 7 Area and staffing of electric repair room Plant scale (10*m2/a) Surface water plant Area (m2) Staffing (person) Note: This table does not take into account the maintenance of control system instruments and equipment. Article 2.5.8 Groundwater plant Area (m2) Staffing (person) The carpentry and masonry room includes the work places for carpenters, masons and painters, as well as the places for stacking tools. Its area and staffing shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.5.8. Area and staffing of masonry workshop
Plant scale
(10°m2/a)
Surface water plant
Area (m2)
Staffing (person)
Section VI
Groundwater plant
Area (m2)
Staffing (person)
Maintenance pit, tool room and rest room
Article Garage is generally composed of parking room, village
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2.7.1 provisions.
Section 7
Warehouses can be set up in a centralized or decentralized manner, and their total area should comply with the table warehouse area
Water supply plant scale (10°m2/a)
Surface water plant (m2)
50~100
100~150
150~200
200~250
250~300
Note: ①The storage of purified water and disinfectants is not within the scope of this warehouse. Table 2.7.1
Groundwater Plant (m2)
80~100
100~150
150~200
200~250
②For water supply warehouses of 10×10m/d and above, the office area of ​​warehouse management personnel has been included in the table. Section 8
The canteen of a water supply plant includes a restaurant and a kitchen (food preparation, fire-making, operation, storage, refrigeration, baking, office and dressing room, etc.), and its total area quota shall comply with the provisions of Table 2.8.1.
Area quota for dining staff in the canteen
Scale of water supply plant (10*m/a)
Note: The same for surface water plants and groundwater plants. Article 2.8.2
Area quota (m2/person)
The number of people eating should be calculated based on the maximum number of people on the shift (i.e. the production staff on the shift plus the production assistants and management staff on the day shift). Engineering Construction Standard Full Text Information System
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The area quota of a water supply plant with a scale less than 0.5×10m/d can be increased as appropriate. When it is greater than 50×10°m/d, the area quota can be reduced as appropriate. Article 2.8.4 There should be a place for stacking coal and slag outside the canteen, and a vegetable cellar should be set up in cold areas.
Section 9 Bathrooms and Boiler Rooms
Article 2.9.1 The total area of ​​male and female bathrooms (including shower rooms, washrooms, dressing room toilets, etc.) should comply with the provisions of Table 2.9.1. Bathroom area
Water supply plant scale (10°m/a)
Article 2.9.2
Article 2.9.3
Surface water plant (m2)
Groundwater plant (m2)
The area of ​​the boiler room should be determined according to needs. There should be a place for stacking coal and slag outside the boiler room. Section 10
Article 2.10.1
2.10.1 regulations.
The water supply plant should have a pipe fittings shed, and its area should meet the requirements of the surface pipe fittings shed area
Water supply plant scale (10m2/a)
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80~100
100~200
200~250
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