A treatment plant is planned to be installed in a recreational resort that contains a developed campground for 200 persons, lodges and cabins for 100 persons, and resort apartments for 150 persons. Assume that persons staying in lodges use the dining hall for 3 meals/day and that a 50 seat cafeteria with 4 employees and an estimated 200 customers/day has been constructed. Daily attendance at the visitor center is 500 persons. Other facilities include a 10-machine laundromat, a 20 seat cocktail lounge, and three gas stations (1100 L/d per station). Determine the average wastewater flowrate in L/d using the unit flows assuming the housing facilities are at maximum capacity.

A treatment plant is planned to be installed in a recreational resort that contains a developed campground for 200 persons, lodges and cabins for 100 persons, and resort apartments for 150 persons. Assume that persons staying in lodges use the dining hall for 3 meals/day and that a 50 seat cafeteria with 4 employees and an estimated 200 customers/day has been constructed. Daily attendance at the visitor center is 500 persons. Other facilities include a 10-machine laundromat, a 20 seat cocktail lounge, and three gas stations (1100 L/d per station). Determine the average wastewater flowrate in L/d using the unit flows assuming the housing facilities are at maximum capacity.

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