Solve all parts please 1. A wastewater treatment plant uses a circular sedimentation basin to treat 3.1 MGD of domesticwastewater. Domestic wastewater often carries 0.010 mm slit particles with an average density of 1.2g/cm. The sedimentation tank is 4.5 m deep and 20 m in diameter. The water temperature is 15 °C,the density is 999.1 kg/m, water viscosity is 0.00114 kg/m/s. The gravitational constant is 10 m/s?.What is the hydraulic detention time of the sedimentation tank?2. Imagine you are working for the city authority as an environmental engineer. Your treated graywastewater is released to the nearby river. Community people are receiving their drinking water fromthe central city pipeline. City authorities are distributing drinking water to your home by treating theriver water where you released the treated gray wastewater. As environmental engineering, developa flow diagram for treating gray wastewater to river water and finally to the drinking water byfollowing the above narrative.3. Determine the diameter of a single-stage plastic media filter to reduce an applied BOD, from 150mg/L to 50 mg/L. Use a flow rate of 0.20 m/s and a recirculation ratio of 10.0 along with a filterdepth of 1.70 m. The water temperature is 20 °C

1) Detention time = Total volume of tank/ discharge

1. A wastewater treatment plant uses a circular sedimentation basin to treat 3.1 MGD of domestic wastewater. Domestic wastewater often carries 0.010 mm slit particles with an average density of 1.2 g/cm. The sedimentation tank is 4.5 m deep and 20 m in diameter. The water temperature is 15 °C, the density is 999.1 kg/m, water viscosity is 0.00114 kg/m/s. The gravitational constant is 10 m/s?. What is the hydraulic detention time of the sedimentation tank?

1. A wastewater treatment plant uses a circular sedimentation basin to treat 3.1 MGD of domestic wastewater. Domestic wastewater often carries 0.010 mm slit particles with an average density of 1.2 g/cm. The sedimentation tank is 4.5 m deep and 20 m in diameter. The water temperature is 15 °C, the density is 999.1 kg/m, water viscosity is 0.00114 kg/m/s. The gravitational constant is 10 m/s?. What is the hydraulic detention time of the sedimentation tank?

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