oles, drop manholes and strom water inlets.

Q: On-site Sewage Treatment (OSST)

A: Sewage A group of people produces sewage, which is a type of wastewater. Domestic sewage, domestic…

Q: A sewer that receiving the discharge of a number of house sewers is called:

A: Lateral sewer : It is a sewer that collects waste and toilets from one household only. So each house…

Q: what is the financial limit of drainage system in a city?

A: Concept- Drainage system- Drainage systems are designed to dispose of sewage as quickly as possible…

Q: A sewer of 400 mm dia and slope 1 in 400 running half-full has flow velocity of 0.82 m/s. What will…

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Q: Illustrate a simple drawing plan of pipeline

A: Simple drawing plan of pipeline: The piping plan or general arrangement drawings show all major…

Q: How to design the sanitary and stormwater drainage system of a building

A: Design Criteria for Sanitary drainage System: Sanitary Sewer :- It does not includes, surface and…

Q: What is Liquid circulation rate in a scrubber?

A: Solution: The rate of flow of liquid in a scrubber is generally explained in the terms of…

Q: differentiate the following terms using the figures along with the explanation. 1. Confined and…

A: (1) Confined aquifer Unconfined aquifer It is also known as an artesian aquifer. It is…

Q: Q2) For the given plan, find the diameter of the sewer pipe #3 at full flow condition (assume full…

A: The flow of fluid includes movement of an unbalanced fluid. As long as unequalled forces are in…

Q: What the requirements for Plumbing Design for drainage systems? What the requirements for acoustical…

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Q: effectiveness

A: Wick drain: Wick drains, also known as Manufactured Vertical Drains, are geotextile-wrapped plastic…

Q: Define aqueduct

A: An aqueduct is defined as:

Q: Define the term Drainage.

A: Drainage is defined as an artificial process of removing excess water from surface and sub-surface…

Q: Describe average discharge velocity.

A: Velocity is defined as the rate of change in distance covered by a body or object. Flow velocity is…

Q: Scale 1:2500 Sewerage ReticulationProvide a proposed horizontal alignment of a sewerage reticulation…

A: Sewage refers to wastewater that contains feces, urine, and laundry waste. Sewage is treated in…

Q: de the comm

A: Rainfall and run-off are the two main factors that influence storm flows. It is vital to use…

Q: Q#3. Explain different sewer appurtenances with the help of neat sketches.

A: Definition: Structures which are constructed along a sewerage system at suitable intervals, and help…

Q: What id the purpose of storm sewers as distinct from sanitary/foulsewers? How are combined sewers…

A: Purpose of storm sewers as distinct from sanitary/foul sewers:

Q: Describe the procedure of Blanket Drains.

A: Procedure of Drainage blanket:

Q: Explain the traditional method for installing pipe drains relating to interceptor drains for highway…

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Q: Define Groundwater Contamination.

A: Groundwater is the water which is stored below the surface of earth in the cracks or spaces in sand,…

Q: What types of conduit are in general use?

A: Types of conduit that are generally used are Rigid Metal Conduit—RMC and IMC. Electrical Metallic…

Q: xplain how the stormwater drainage system works and the process how the rainwater is collected from…

A: Stormwater: Stormwater is obtained from the rains or cyclones In which the water Is collected at…

Q: Civil Engineering can two storm pipes connect by a area drain?

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Q: Explain about the Drainage after Construction.

A: Drainage consists of the mechanical absorption of both surface and sub-surface mud. Drainage is also…

Q: Explain five sewer appurtenances with the help of neat sketches.

A: Sewer Appurtenances Sewer Appurtenances are the special structures or accessories which are laid or…

Q: Explain is it preferable to design stormwater drains to match soffit?

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Q: Describe the Effects of Drainage.

A: The drainage can be defined as it is an artificial or a natural process of discharging surface and…

Q: Explain different sewer appurtenances with the help of neat sketches

A: The structures , which are constructed at suitable intervals along the sewerage system to help it's…

Q: State and briefly describe the local sanitation service chain,starting from the user inter face to…

A: Brief concept- Sanitation service chain- The safe collection, transportation, treatment, and…

Q: " CITY SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM " C. DISCUSSION

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Q: Describe about the drainage filter.

A: The drainage filter can be defined as it is made up of granular material either natural or processed…

Q: Design Sewer Network Irregular dwelling layout A7 A6 67611 20 A4 To local treatment plan A3 A2 1 A1/…

A: Area A1=3, A2=2, A3=3, A4=4, A5=1, A6=2, A7=2 acres  Total area draining water for Pipe 2 is A1-A7=…

Q: 6. Using the Manning nomograph determine the following: An 800 mm diameter sanitary sewer is built…

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Q: Define Consolidation Drainage.

A: For coarse substances (sands and gravels) each volume change response to a change for loading…

Q: Drainaige system

A: ● Solution:-  Flow of water through a well-defined channel is known as drainage we can say that a…

Q: Define the term vadose zone.

A: Vadose zone is defined as the zone which lies between the water table and top of the ground surface.

Q: Tile drains are a common means to lower the water table in a field or to get rid of access drainage.…

A: Sandy Soil is coarser than that of clayey soil. Clayey comes in the category of fine soil.

Q: How does a Storm Drainage System Works?

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Q: Define imbibition and drainage

A: Imbibition refers to the increasing the wetting-phase saturation. Drainage refers to the decreasing…

Q: Design the wet well when the minimum, average and peak sewage flow of sewer are 3000, 6000, and…

A: Given: Minimum sewage flow of sewer: 3000 m3/day Average sewage flow of sewer: 6000 m3/day Peak flow…

Q: Q.1 For the given plan, find the diameter of the sewer pipe 2 at full flow condition (assume flowing…

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Q: ulate the size of a House Drain to serve X water closets, 4 urinals, 4 shower bath, 4 wash basins, 3…

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Q: Discuss groundwater effects

A: The water present below the surface of Earth in rock and soil voids is known as groundwater.

Q: 19. A building roof contains 15000 square foots, of horizontal project area. If design is based on a…

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Q: Explain different sewer appurtenances with the help of neat sketches

A: The structures , which are constructed at suitable intervals along the sewerage system to help it's…

Q: Determine the diameter of pipe drains that drain out 24 mishara of drainage area with drainage…

A: given drainage cofficient = 1.5cm/day garde = 0.004 n = 0.013

Q: direction does the creek flow?

A: Flowing water finds its way down hill initially as small creeks. As small creeks flow downhill they…

Q: What are the intended functions and limitations of interceptor drains as conventionally used for…

A: The system which collects ,channels and removes surface and subsurface water within permeable soil…

Q: 19. A building roof contains 15000 square foots, of horizontal project area. If design is based on a…

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Q: Define Groundwater Monitoring

A: Groundwater begins as precipitation, and the fraction of the rainwater that artificially or…

Layout and Design

The layout is the process of marking all the building components on the land from the prepared plan. The layout of construction includes transferring the whole plan of foundations, boundaries of the structure, centerline of the wall, and all other important structural parts on the ground along with the length and width so that the components of buildings can be excavated properly. Designing is the process of establishing the concept of the building on paper in a properly engineered manner.