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1. The document provides population data for a town from 1944 to 1994 and asks to estimate the 2015 population using three methods. 2. It provides water usage data from the past year for a city with a population of 58,000 and asks to estimate average and maximum daily flows in 20 years when population is 72,000. 3. It asks to calculate water requirements, fire flow, treatment plant capacity, and distribution system capacity for a community that will reach 120,000 people. 4. It provides data on water demand for various land uses and asks to calculate total water demand excluding fire flow for a city of 40,000 people. 5. It provides a population growth formula and historical data to determine

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Assignment 1

1. The document provides population data for a town from 1944 to 1994 and asks to estimate the 2015 population using three methods. 2. It provides water usage data from the past year for a city with a population of 58,000 and asks to estimate average and maximum daily flows in 20 years when population is 72,000. 3. It asks to calculate water requirements, fire flow, treatment plant capacity, and distribution system capacity for a community that will reach 120,000 people. 4. It provides data on water demand for various land uses and asks to calculate total water demand excluding fire flow for a city of 40,000 people. 5. It provides a population growth formula and historical data to determine

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Water Supply and Urban Drainage Assignment1

1. The following data shows the variation in population of a town from 1944 to1994. Estimate the population of the city in the year 2015 by arithmetic, geometric and decreasing rate of increase methods. 1944 1954 1964 1974 1984 1994 Year 62000 75000 100500 135000 175000 212000 Population 2. A city with a present population of 58000 persons used a total of 9526500 m3 of water during the last 12 months. On the maximum day during that period 42000000 liters of water were used. Estimate the average and maximum daily flows to be expected in 20 years, when the population is estimated to be 72000. 3. Calculate the water requirements for a community that will reach a population of 120000 at the design year. The estimated municipal water demand for the community is 300 l/c/d. Calculate the fire flow, design capacity of the water treatment plant, and design capacity of the water distribution system. Use NBFU formula for fire flow. 4. A city of 40000 residents has an average per capita water demand of 150 l/c/d. The average size of institutional and commercial areas is 200 ha and that of industrial areas is 100 ha. The expected unit water demands are 20 m3/ha/d for institutional and commercial areas, and 15 m3/ha/d for industries. The public water demand and unaccounted for system losses are estimated to be 5 % and 15% of the total water demand, respectively. Calculate the total water demand, excluding fire flow. 5. The per capita water demand of a small town having population census records indicated in Table 1, is given by where, q = per capita demand [l/c/d] t is time in years starting from 1985. Table 1 Population census records 1985 1995 2005 Year 5000 7500 9480 Population Moreover, from historical water usage data the peaking factors for maximum day and peak hour water demands are estimated to be 175% and 250% of the average day demand, respectively. Determine a. The design capacity of a treatment plant if it is to serve the town until the end of 2020. b. The design capacity of the distribution main Use the decreasing rate of increase method for population forecasting and assume a fire demand of 3 m3/min. q = 150 99.6e-0.04t;

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