Design six slow sand filter beds from the following data and show the arrangements of bed in plan: [5] i. Population to be served = 50,000 persons. ii. Quantity of water to be supplied = 200 litres per head per day iii. Rate of filtration = 300 litres per sq.m per day. iv. Length of each bed is twice the breadth

Design six slow sand filter beds from the following data and show the arrangements of bed in plan: [5] i. Population to be served = 50,000 persons. ii. Quantity of water to be supplied = 200 litres per head per day iii. Rate of filtration = 300 litres per sq.m per day. iv. Length of each bed is twice the breadth

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