a. Why do we need an accurate estimation of the sewage flow? b. In a residential area, there are 250 buildings; on average, there are 20 flats in each building and 5 people per flat. It was calculated that per capita wastewater generation for this area is 200 L/hd/day. i. Calculate the peak factor ii. Determine the peak flow rate

a. Why do we need an accurate estimation of the sewage flow? b. In a residential area, there are 250 buildings; on average, there are 20 flats in each building and 5 people per flat. It was calculated that per capita wastewater generation for this area is 200 L/hd/day. i. Calculate the peak factor ii. Determine the peak flow rate

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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