Q3/ If the discharge of the river is 110 ft /sec and the boron concentrations for the river andthe wastewater plant are 3000 ug/l and 15 mg/l, respectively.a. Compute the boron concentration in the stream after completely mixing if the discharge ofthe river after complete mixing 185 ft /sec.b. If the river temperature is 65°FC and the wastewater temperature is 95°F, estimate thetemperature of the mixed river water.SpecificTemperature Specific weightgravityAbsoluteKinematicSurfaceVaporviscosity p,viscosityv, m²lstensionpressureT,'Cy. Nim?a, Nim?P, NIm0.9998050.001791.795 x 1060.07566081.00098060.001571.568 x 1060.07508090.9971.310 x 10-61.131 x 10-60.984 x 10-61098040.001310.07431226150.999097980.001130.07351762210.998097870.00080.07272504270.996697740.00060.864 x 100.071834950.000680.00030380.993197390.687 x 1060.07006512930.963094440.371 x 1060.060179,002

Discharge of river QR=110 ft3/sectotal discharge after mixing waste water QT =185 ft3/swaste water…

Q3/ If the discharge of the river is 110 ft /sec and the boron concentrations for the river and the wastewater plant are 3000 ug/l and 15 mg/l, respectively. a. Compute the boron concentration in the stream after completely mixing if the discharge of the river after complete mixing 185 ft /sec. b. If the river temperature is 65°FC and the wastewater temperature is 95°F, estimate the temperature of the mixed river water.

Q3/ If the discharge of the river is 110 ft /sec and the boron concentrations for the river and the wastewater plant are 3000 ug/l and 15 mg/l, respectively. a. Compute the boron concentration in the stream after completely mixing if the discharge of the river after complete mixing 185 ft /sec. b. If the river temperature is 65°FC and the wastewater temperature is 95°F, estimate the temperature of the mixed river water.

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