During the Storm sewer system (design for sewer pipes) shown in the figure 1 below using rational method. The sub-area data is provided in table 1 and table 2. At the project site, intensity is given by the equation     i = 20.2 / td0.52 The intensity in in inches/hr and td = storm duration = time of concentration in minutes. Assume circular pipes are used for storm sewers. The pipe roughness (Manning's n) is given by n = 0.012

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During the Storm sewer system (design for sewer pipes) shown in the figure 1 below using rational method. The sub-area data is provided in table 1 and table 2. At the project site, intensity is given by the equation 

   i = 20.2 / td0.52

The intensity in in inches/hr and td = storm duration = time of concentration in minutes.

Assume circular pipes are used for storm sewers. The pipe roughness (Manning's n) is given by n = 0.012

 

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Design the Storm sewer system (design for sewer pipes) shown in the figure 1 below
using rational method. The sub-area data is provided in table 1 and table 2. At the
project site, intensity is given by the equation
1=20.2/(²)
The intensity is in inches/hr and ta storm duration time of concentration in minutes.
Assume circular pipes are used for storm sewers. The pipe roughness (Manning's n) is
given by n=0.012
Table 1.
Subbasin
Area (acres)
Rational coefficient.
td (in min)
1
2.0
0.6
15
2.0
0.7
18
1.5
0.8
22
3
4
Transcribed Image Text:1 Design the Storm sewer system (design for sewer pipes) shown in the figure 1 below using rational method. The sub-area data is provided in table 1 and table 2. At the project site, intensity is given by the equation 1=20.2/(²) The intensity is in inches/hr and ta storm duration time of concentration in minutes. Assume circular pipes are used for storm sewers. The pipe roughness (Manning's n) is given by n=0.012 Table 1. Subbasin Area (acres) Rational coefficient. td (in min) 1 2.0 0.6 15 2.0 0.7 18 1.5 0.8 22 3 4
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