§A new housing development in Bandar Baru Kangkar Pulai comprises thefollowing premises:Residential HousesSchools (Day)MosqueCommercial(i)(ii)UT1000 units: 3000 students: 700persons: 30% from the above total PEUT theDetermine the size of the commercial plot.Compute the average daily flow and peak flow of this development.(1 PE = 225 L/PE/day; Peak flow factor = 4.7p-0.11)N(iii)Provide a reason why peak flow is important in the design of a sewagetreatment plant.

Given data: Residential houses=1000 units Schools=3000 students Mosque=700 persons Commercial=30%…

A new housing development in Bandar Baru Kangkar Pulai comprises the following premises: Residential Houses U 1000 units Schools (Day) : 3000 students : 700 persons Mosque Commercial : 30% from the above total PE (i) (ii) Determine the size of the commercial plot. Compute the average daily flow and peak flow of this development. (1 PE = 225 L/PE/day; Peak flow factor = 4.7p-0.11) N(iii) Provide a reason why peak flow is important in the design of a sewage treatment plant.

A new housing development in Bandar Baru Kangkar Pulai comprises the following premises: Residential Houses U 1000 units Schools (Day) : 3000 students : 700 persons Mosque Commercial : 30% from the above total PE (i) (ii) Determine the size of the commercial plot. Compute the average daily flow and peak flow of this development. (1 PE = 225 L/PE/day; Peak flow factor = 4.7p-0.11) N(iii) Provide a reason why peak flow is important in the design of a sewage treatment plant.

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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