Use the data provided to complete the MVR table and determine the engineering parameters listed below. Write all answers for the MVR table to two decimal place and write all the answers for the engineering parameters (w, e, n, S, PT.PD) to two decimal places as a real number (i.e. no %). Be consistent with the units provided but do not include the units in your answer. VOLUME (ft³) Va = Blank 1 ft³ Vw = Blank 2 ft³ Vs = Blank 4 ft³ Vt = 0.14 ft³ water content = 13% porosity = Blank 6 void ratio = Blank 7 saturation = Blank 8 Total unit weight (lb/ft ³) = Blank 9 Dry unit weight (lb/ft ³) = Blank 10 AIR WATER 62.3 lb/ft³ SOLIDS G.S. = 2.75 WEIGHT (lb) Ww = Blank 3 lb Ws = Blank 5 lb Wt = 17 lb

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Collection Systems

The collection systems form a part of sanitary engineering, which is a sub-branch of civil engineering. It is also known as public health engineering and wastewater engineering. It is a methodology followed to remove and properly dispose of human waste, along with creating systems to provide safe and clean usable water. These measures ensure a hygienic and disease-free community. Sanitary engineering, apart from building sewer disposal units, is also involved in plumbing, fire protection, hydraulics, life safety, environmental protection, information technology, microbiology, pathology, and so on.