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I am searching for design estimate of daily domestic (non potable) water usage by outpatients in health care facilities. The only data I found was about Guidelines for minimum emergency water quantity for outpatients which is 5 liters/out-patient.
I would appreciate any data about regular daily water usage by out-patients in plumbing fixtures and not just the minimum emergency storage recommendation that I found on Sphere (2004)
 
Sorry for missing your point. From the name and description, the Tilers Forum is about tiles. I do not see how it is related to my question which is related to plumbing.
If you think that this particular forum is not the right one for the question, I would definitely do a simultaneous search elsewhere and keep checking for any feedback in this forum also.
 

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