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    Design Analysis and Computation of Sewage For Urban Storm Drainage Design

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    1. This document discusses the computation of sewage and storm drainage design for an urban area. It provides formulas to calculate average sewage flow, peak sewage flow based on population, and storm water flow based on area, runoff coefficient, and rainfall intensity. 2. It then shows how to calculate the design flow, which is the sum of peak sewage flow and storm water flow. Design of the pipe size is based on ensuring the design flow can pass through the pipe based on continuity equations relating diameter, flow rate, slope and roughness. 3. Pipe sizing is checked against the total computed flow to ensure it is large enough while avoiding excessive costs from too large a diameter pipe.

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    Design Analysis and Computation of Sewage For Urban Storm Drainage Design

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    1. This document discusses the computation of sewage and storm drainage design for an urban area. It provides formulas to calculate average sewage flow, peak sewage flow based on population, and storm water flow based on area, runoff coefficient, and rainfall intensity. 2. It then shows how to calculate the design flow, which is the sum of peak sewage flow and storm water flow. Design of the pipe size is based on ensuring the design flow can pass through the pipe based on continuity equations relating diameter, flow rate, slope and roughness. 3. Pipe sizing is checked against the total computed flow to ensure it is large enough while avoiding excessive costs from too large a diameter pipe.

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    1. This document discusses the computation of sewage and storm drainage design for an urban area. It provides formulas to calculate average sewage flow, peak sewage flow based on population, and storm water flow based on area, runoff coefficient, and rainfall intensity. 2. It then shows how to calculate the design flow, which is the sum of peak sewage flow and storm water flow. Design of the pipe size is based on ensuring the design flow can pass through the pipe based on continuity equations relating diameter, flow rate, slope and roughness. 3. Pipe sizing is checked against the total computed flow to ensure it is large enough while avoiding excessive costs from too large a diameter pipe.

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    Design Analysis and Computation of Sewage For Urban Storm Drainage Design

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    1. This document discusses the computation of sewage and storm drainage design for an urban area. It provides formulas to calculate average sewage flow, peak sewage flow based on population, and storm water flow based on area, runoff coefficient, and rainfall intensity. 2. It then shows how to calculate the design flow, which is the sum of peak sewage flow and storm water flow. Design of the pipe size is based on ensuring the design flow can pass through the pipe based on continuity equations relating diameter, flow rate, slope and roughness. 3. Pipe sizing is checked against the total computed flow to ensure it is large enough while avoiding excessive costs from too large a diameter pipe.

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    DESIGN ANALYSIS AND COMPUTATION OF SEWAGE

    FOR URBAN STORM DRAINAGE DESIGN

    1 AVERAGE SEWAGE FLOW (ASF)


    (80%) (ADD) 0.530

    2 5 / P0.2
    PEAK SEWAGE FLOW (PSF)
    Peak Factor ( P.F )
    Let = P the population in Thousand
    *if smaller than 5 used 5 6.793, 5

    Peak Sewage Flow ASF * F


    2.650

    3 STORM WATER FLOW


    Area ( A ): Should be measured: Let A = 3155 sq.m. convert to 0.003155sq.km
    Run-off Coefficient: 40%-100% - 0.4
    Rainfall Intensity ( i ) : 150 mm/hr (50-250mm/hr)
    Concentration Time : 30 mins (30MIN-1HR)
    Returnd Period; 20 years

    Q = 0.278 CiA (DRAINAGE) 0.0526 CU.M/S


    52.600 LPS

    4 DESIGN FLOW = PEAK FLOW + STORM WATER FLOW =55.250

    5 MAXIMUM SIZE OF COMBINE DRAINAGE AND SEWAGE PIPE

    Q=A*V
    WHERE: V = 1 /n R2/3S1/2 R = d/4
    Q=item no.3 S = 0.030
    n =0.013
    Q = 4.153 d8/3
    D= 0.198 or 200mm
    Then d can be determine as your initial diameter of your sewage design
    COMPUTATION OF COMBINED DRAINagE AND SEWER SYSTEM
    20

    27
    4

    Computation: D. From Continuity Eqn


    A. Name of Street : Q = A*V
    or 30

    No. of Lots: Q = QT
    Increment (Population): where:
    Total Increment Population: S = Upper Elev - Lower Elev. / Total Length (MH to MH)
    Length: R = d/4
    Manhole ___ to "D" can be solved
    Manhole___ Area
    Increment: Total Area: E. Checking of Q

    Maximum Storm Water Flow:


    B. QD should not be greater than the QT
    Q = 0.278CiA
    Q1 = ____________ cu.m/s
    ____________ L/sec

    C. Maximum Rate of Domestic Sewagw Flow:


    Q2 = Total Inc. Pop. * Water Consumption * ____% * Peak Factor
    Q total = Q1 + Q2
    *See Table of Computation For More Details

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